THE 



FOURTEENTH REPORT 

OF THE 

COIIISSIONEES 

OF 

NATIONAL EDUCATION 

IN IRELAND. 

FOK THE TEAE 1847. 

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FOURTEENTH REPORT 

OF THE 

C0M5IISSI0MES OF NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. 

FOE THE YEAE 1S47. 



To Hrs Excellency, George William Frederick, E.arl of Clarendon, Lord 
Lieutenant-General, and General Governor of Ireland. 



May it please your Excellency, 

I. — 1. We, the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, 
beg leave to submit to your Excellency this our Fourteenth Report. 

II.— 2. On the 31st of December, 1846, we bad 3,637 schools in operation. Schools in 
which were attended l)y 456,410 children. At the close of the year 1847 the 
number of schools in operation was 3,825, and of pupils on the rolls, 402,632, 
thus showing a total increase in this class of schools of 188 ; but a decrease in the 
attendance, on the year ending the 31st of December, 1847, as compared with 
the year 1846. 

^ 3. In our last Report we stated that the diminished amount of the increase Diminution in the 
m the attendance in 1846, as compared with the amount of increase in 1845, attendance of 
might be fairly ascribed to the prevailing distress, which had compelled parents 
to obtain employment for their children on the public works. Many cmldren, 
also, had been prevented from attending school by want of food and clothing. 

4. From returns, then in our possession, we e.xpressed our apprehension that, Cause of the de- 
poverty and sickness among the humbler classes being then rapidly on the 

increase, there would be a much greater diminution in the attendance at 
the National Schools in 1847, than there was in 1846. Our fears have been 
realized ; the number of children in attendance at our schools last year having 
been less by 53,778, than the total number on the rolls at the close of the 
previous year. 

5. This decrease in the attendance, though large, is not so great as might 
have been anticipated, under the peculiar circumstances' to which we have 
adverted. It has been caused by the suiferings of tlie people. These sufferings, 
we trust, will soon pass aw’ay. The numbers in attendance 'will then, we expect, 
not only reach the point which they did in 1846, but will extend far beyond it. The 
average yearly increase in the numbers attending our schools, since our system 
came into full operation, to the end of 1846, has been 30,000. We feel con- 
fident that, as soon as the country shall have been restored to its usual condition, 
our schools will present fully as large a yearly increase in the number of pupils, as 
has taken place at any former period. 

6. We have ascertained that this diminution was not confined to any particu- Decrease k the . 

lar province, but extended over the whole country, though it was greater in a^teDdaEcenotcon- 
those districts in which poverty and disease most generally prevailed. In the • 



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Building; grants. 



Total namber of 
schools. 



Progressive in- 
crease of schools. 



Number of Na- 
tional Schools in 
each province, with 
the number of 
children in attend- 



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subjoined Return we have given the number of children on the rolls, as re- 
turned by the Managers, and authenticated by their signatures, for the respective 
half-years, ending the 30th of September, 1846 and 1847 ; the decrease in each 
province for the latter half-year, and the average decrease in each school. 



PxoviuTO. 


.^tten<lanc<r, 
2is returned bv 
ibe Mnanser:-, 
on the Rolls Tor 
ha1f-re.ir, 

endin; 30ch 
Sept., 104t>. 


Atcentlacra, 
as returned hr 
the Mannac-rs, 
on the Rolls for 
h.-af-vear. 
ending 30th 
Sept., 184*. 


Decrease in 
184", as 
compared with 
184«. 


No. of Schools 

31st Dec,*! 1W7 
■ 


Average 
Decrease per 
School. 


Ulster, 

Munster, ..... 
Leinster, ..... 
Connaught, .... 

Total No. on rolls on SOth Sept., . 
Deduct, 

Total decrease on the year 1847, 


148,844 

126,502 

122,830 

53,600 


132,524 

108,176 

114,333 

42,226 


16,320 

18,326 

8,497 

11,374 


1,598 

827 

940 

460 


10-21 

22-10 

9-03 

24-72 


451,776 


397,259* 


54,517 

739| 


3,825 


14-25 


_ 


- 


53,778 


“ 


- 



7. In addition to the 3,825 schools in operation, there are 289, towards 
which, at various times, we have made building grants; of these grants, 39 were 
made during the past year, amounting to £2,594 IO 5 . 1 Qd. When these 289 
schools shall have been completed, and in operation, they will afford accommo- 
dation to 27,096 additional pupils. 

8. The number of schools struck off the rolls during the year, 1846, for 
various reasons specified in the Appendix, was 82 ; 14 others are suspended, 
which may lierearter be re-opened; and 224 new schools were added to the 
list. The total number of our schools, therefore, on the 31st of December, 1847, 
was 4.128. including those in operation, those suspended, and those towards the 
building of which we have promised aid. The actual and expected attendance 
in these 4,128 schools, will be 429,728. 

9. The following table shows the progressive increase in the number of 
National Schools, together with the number of childreu in attendance therein, 
from the establishment of our Board, in 1831, to the 31st of December, 1847. 



No. and Date of Report. 


No. of Schools iu 
operation. 


No. of Children 
on the RoUs. 


No. 


1, 


31st December, 1833, . 


7S9 


107,042 


No. 


a. 


31st March, 


1830, . 


1,106 


145,521 


No. 


a, 


do. 


1836, . 


1,181 


153,707 


No. 


4, 


do. 


1837, . 


1,300 


166,929 


No. 




do. 


1838, . 


1,384 


169,548 


No. 


6, 


31st December, 1839, . 


1,581 


192,971 


No. 


V, 


do. 


1840, . 


1,978 


232,560 


No. 




do. 


1841, . 


2,337 


281,849 


No. 


y. 


do. 


1842, . 


2,721 


319,792 


No. 


lu, 


do. 


1843, . 


2,912 


355,320 


No. 


if. 


do. 


1844, . 


3,153 




No. 




do. 


1840, . 


3,426 


432,844 


No. 


13, 


do. 


1846, . 


3,637 


456,410 


No. 


i4, 


do. 


1847, . 


3,825 


402,632 



10. We direct attention to the following summary, which will be found 
important, as exhibiting the number of National Schools in each province, and 
the number of children on the rolls, for the half-year, ending the SOth of Sep- 
tember, 1847, distinguishing those schools which were in operation, those to 
which we have promised hnilding grants, and those suspended. 



on.i ‘I* tbe new schools, taken into connexion, during the three months, between the 

30th of September, 184/, and the 31st of December, was 5,373, which, being added to 397,259, the 
40™63^ September, makes the whole attendance, at the close of the year, 



+ There being an iucreaie of 739 in the additional attendance upon schools, to which salaries 
^nted since the 30th of September, 1847, as compared with the corresponding period for the 
. 1840, we have deducted that number, making the total decrease in the year, 53,778. 



were 

year 



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Scliouli. in Kperjtion, witli tlteir ata-iid- 
aiice on cue; KoU.<, as returned l>y dm 
Jlanaj;i.T-. iortlieludf-yoar, enuiDe tbe 
u'.ltli Sejit^mber, ll!47. 


School, to which huildin;; giants 
havo heon promiscil. with the number 
of Schobn they will nccommodate, 
when completed. 


Suspended 

Schools. 


Total No. of 
Schools in £071. 
iiexion, on the 
bUt Dec., IU47- 


No. of ScJiools. 


AuonJance. 


No. Buildinj. 


Attendance. 


Ulster. . 


1,598 


132,524 


Cl 


- 




i,C59 


Munster, . 


827 


108,170 


112 


10,480 


1 


940 


Leinster, . 


940 


114,333 


31 


2,745 


5 


976 


Connaught, 


4C0 


; 42,220 


85 


8,31C 


8 


553 


Total, 


3,825 


397,259’ 


289 


27,090 


14 


4,128 



11. We deem it of importance to observe that, notwithstanding the causes to 
•which Tve have adverted, as having had an unfavourable influence upou the 
attendance at the National Schools in the last year, the number of applications 
for gi*ants to establish new .schools, though less than in the year 184G, was 
considerable, viz., 359. To 224 of these we gave the requisite assistance, cither 
for building, or for salaries and books. The reniaiuing 13.5 applications were 
rejected for various reasons, of which an official record 1.s entered in our books. 

12. Of these unsucco.ssful applications for salaries, the majority have been 
rejected, on account of proof not being furnished to us of the required daily 
average attendance of at least 3b pupils ; of those for building grants — from the 
insufficient title in respect of the land on which the school was proposed to be 
erected ; or from the unsuitableness of the site — from its not being, for 
example, sufficiently central, from its contiguity to other National Schools, 
or from its being on Church or Chapel gi-oimd. We liave at all times 
insisted, where it was possible, upon having sites for the erection of our vested 
schools unconnected with houses of worship. But where we have been convinced, 
not only by the statements of the applicants, but by the inquiries of our Inspectors 
upon the spot, that no convenient site, unconnected with a place of u orship, could 
be obtained from the proprietors, we have yielded to the necessity, and accepted 
the site: were we to do otherwise, one of two things mu-st inevitably hai)pen, either 
that the district would remain without a school, and be deprived therebv of 
education, or that the school would, notwithstanding our rejection, be built on the 
proposed site ; would be conducted without our books, control, inspection, and 
training: in other -u-ords, that the people, though educated, might be badly 
educated, and would consider that they had been most unjustly e.xcluded bv the 
State from the benefits of the public grant, towards 'which all the subjects of 
Her Jlajesty have contributed, in some shape, according to their means. As the 
opposition to our system is rapidly diminishing, the difficulty of obtaining neutral 
sites will gradually lessen, and will, we trust, soon entirely" disappear ; — a result 
which will have the effect of materially extending the benefits of united education. 

13. Annexed is a return of the 224 new schools taken into connexion durino- 
the year, of the number in each province, with the nature of the aid granted. * 



Province. 


Salary and 
Books. 


Workhouse 
Schools, 
Books only. 


Tow.ards 
building; and 
fuiuisliing. 


1 Total. 


Ulster, 


87 


2 


12 


101 


Munster, . 


31 


2 


10 1 


j 43 


Leinster, . 


49 


_ 


6 i 


•t'-! 


Connaught, . 


13 

1 


1 


11 I 


25 


Total, 


180 


“ ! 


39 


224 



14. We could not adduce a stronger proof that the demand for education, under 
our system, continues progressively^ to increase, than the fact of our having received, 
since the 1st of January of the present year, to the 1st of May, 180 applications 
for salary and book.? to existing schools, not previously placed under us, and 37 
lor grants towards building and furnishing new schools ; thus making, in the 
whole, 217 applications. 

* There was, in addition to this number, an attendance of 5,373 children upon schools, to which 
salaries have been granted since the 30th September, 1S47, making the total attendance on the rolls 
for that half-year, 402,032. 



Applications for 
new schools. 



The grounds upon 
which applications 
have been rejected. 



Return of new 
schools in 1847. 



Increased number 
of applications for 
the year 1848. 



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Saknes of teachers. — 15. The total amount of salaries paid to National teachers for the year 

ending 31st of December, 1847, was £50,391 19.?. o</., being an increase, under 
this head of expenditure, as compared with 1846. of £6,^14 7.?. lie'. 

16. We thought it necessary to explain, in our Report of last year, and we now 
repeat the statement, that “we neither profess, nor are we authorized by the 
State, to make grants of salaries to teachers, except in aid of local contributions 
from the Patrons of the schools, and from the parents of the children. The 
salaries supi>lied by us are to be regarded as only supplementary to those local 
payments.” The same ohservation, regarding local eoutributions, is applicable to 
all other grants which we make. 

1 7. We have long felt, however, that the rates of salaries, heretofore paid by us, 
even with the local payments, u-ere inadequate to secure the permanent services 
of competent teachers ; and we. therefore, suggested that an increase should be 
made to our grant, in the hope that we should be enabled, in the course of 1847, 
to make a small addition to the salai-ies of our teachers. Our application was 
acceded to, although the augmentation to our grant -was not so large as we 
recommended, or as we required, for various purpo.ses specified in our estimate. 
In fulfilment of our promise, we increased the salaries of our teachers, during 
the year, to a limited amount ; and a further augmentation will take place, in the 
euiTent half-year, in the salaries of those who may receive promotion under the 
new scale of classification, to which we referred in our last Report. 

New scale of clas- 18. The folloufing is the arrangement we have decided upon for the classification 
tSere the teachers, under the revised scale, which came into operation on the 1st of 

April of the present year. 

Teachers of National Schools are divnded into three classes, to which the 
following salaries are respectively attached : — 



Femiiles. 

1 1st Divisioa, 

First Class, < i?nil Do., 

( 3rd Do., 

Sccoud Cl»s,, I 

Tiitdaaas, flslDi™™, 

’ ( 2nd Do., 

Probationary Teachers, . 

Assistant Teachers, 

Mistresses to teach Needlework, 

Sdmes to Masters ig. Masters of Agricultural Model Schools, with farms of from four to eight 

SchooS!^ annexed, who are competent to conduct both the literary and agTicultimal 

departments, are to receive £10 per annum, in addition to the salary of the class 
in which they may be placed. 

20. Masters of National Schools, with a small portion of land annexed, consistiuo* 
of from two to three acres, for the piu-pose of affording agricultural instruction^ 
will receive £5 per annum, in addition to the salary of their class, provided thev 
are competent to conduct both the literar}’ and agricultural departments, and 
that the Commissioners shall have previously approved of agriculture being 
taught in the school. 

Separation of _ 21. A comparison of the above scale with the rates of salaries heretofore paid, 

that mininium was only £8, and the maximum, except in a few eases, 

£20 per annum, will show that the increase to each class is considerable. 
The separation of the classes into divisions is intended to produce, amongst oui’ 
teachers, increased zeal and diligence in the perfoimance of their duties. The 
funds required for carrying out this plan will make a large addition to the total 
expenditure, under the head of salaries to teachers, from the 31st Blarch, 1848, 
to the 31st of Mai*ch, 1849. 






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Sale of books re- IV. — 22. We rejoice to find that a strong desire is manifested, by the con- 
duced m amount. • ductors of schools, to improve the minds of the children by the introduction 
of varied reading on useful and entertaining subjects; and accordingly, until the 
last year, the receipts for our class books, sold at reduced prices to the National 
Schools, continued steadily to increase. On the 31st of December, 1846, those 
receipts amounted to £6,129 16^. 4c?. In consequence of the distress existing 
the following year in every part of the coimfry, the amount received in 1847 
was reduced to £4,124 las. 8c?., being a decrease of £2,005 2s. 8d . ; but from the 
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23. The falling off in the sale of books and reriuisltes, from this cause, left a Increase in the 
great number of our schools verv' inadequately supplied. We were enabled to 

make up for the deficiency to a certain extent, by issuing a number of special free n°8 of bo'o^ 
grants of books in poor districts, especially in Connaught, where the children 
were unable to buy them. The estimated value of the books given as free 
stock, during the year, to 1,718 National Schools, was £5,532 15*-. Od., a sum 
exceeding that of the year 1S4G by £2,389 18i\ llff. 

24. I\'e have the gratification to state that the demand for our school-books Increased demand 

in England and Scotland, is progressively increasing. l\Iany of our Colonies, too. in the 

have been supplied during the year with large quantities; and in some of them 

a system of public instruction for the poor, similar in its general character to that 
of the National system in Ireland, as being equally adapted to a population of a 
mixed character as to their religious persuasions, is likely to be established. We 
have sent books and requisites to Australia, British Guiana, Canada, New 
Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Gibraltar, and Malta. A complete 
series of our National School-books was also sent to Lord Seaton, the Governor 
of Corfu; aud it is not improbable that they will he translated, at no distant 
period, into the Greek language, for the use of children attending schools in the 
Ionian Islands. 



\ . 25. With a view of encouraging improved habits amongst our teachers, Gratuities to 
we resolved, last year, to allocate a sum of £10 to each of our thirtv-four school ^e“chers for the 
districts, and to distribute it in gratuities, varyins in amount from £l to £3, to 
such of the Masters and JIistres.ses as most distinguished themselves bv the order, 
neatness, and cleanliness observable in themselves, their pupils, and senool-houses. 

26. The expense incui-red for the year, in carrying out this desirable object, was 
only £307, divided anioug 187 teachers ; nevertheless, the District Inspectors, upon 
whose recommendation those gratuities were awarded, have st.ited in their reports, 
thaUbe effects produced by this arrangement, have been .“Striking and salutary. 

2/ . riiis stimulus to improved habits, which has l)eon so beneficial on a small 
scale, V o\ild produce still more remarkable effects upon the order, dress, manners, 
good conduct, and health of the children, if the experiment, thus commenced by us, 
were followed up by similar efforts on the part of the lauded proprietors of 
Ireland. Our experience leads us to feel confident, that if the teachers in our 
schools were encouraged by the gentry to cherish habits of cleanliness and 
order, a speedy reform in this respect among the peasantry, would be everywhere 
apparent. This useful object would also lie effectually advanced by means of 
legacies and donations, for the distribution of small prizes through certain 
baronies, parishes, and towns in Ireland. 

teachers continue to manifest a strong desire to obtain Lord W MorpethV 
Morpeth s annual premium, which has been divided as usual among a limited <Ionation, 
number, selected by our Professors from a list of candidates, recommended by the 
Inspectors. 

We refer, with satisfaction, to the flourishing state of our Jlodel Model Schools iu 
Schools in Marlborough-street ; they iiave fully sustained, during the year, the ^“t*'**^* 
high character they have so long enjoved. Tiie number of pupils on the rolls 
upon the 30th September, 1847, was, males, 085: females, 430 ; iiifimts, 310- 
making- a total of 1,431. The daily average attendance lia.s at various times, 
m the course of last year, considerably exceeded 1,000. 

30. It is a remarkable and gratifying circumstance that, notwithstanding the 
calamities of the past year, the daily average attendance iu the Model Schools 
was never so high during any former year ; and that the number of children 
absent, on account of sickness, was less than it has been in ordiuarv years. 

31. VVe attribute this comparative exemption from disease, among the children 
attending our Model Schools, to the sanitary arrangements we have adopted 
in providing well-ventilated scliool-rooms and spacious play-grounds, as well 
as to the strict attention paid to personal cleanliness, and to the opportunities 
afforded, at convenient times, for cheerful recreation. 

32. The state of our Model Schools, as regai-ds the literary' progress of the 
childi*en, we consider to be satisfactory. 

33. ^ ocal music, on Hullah’s plan, continues to be successfully taught to the 
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Drawing from 
models. 



Religions instruc- 
tion to the pupils 
of the Model 
Schools and the 
teachers in train- 
ing. 



Training of 
teachers. 



Decrease in the 
number of teach- 
ers trained in 1847. 



Proposed iiew' 
building for a 
training establish- 
ment for males in 
Marlborough- 
street. 



Importance of the 
training of teach- 
ers. 



branch of instruction: it infuses animation into the ordinary business of the 
schools, and cannot fail, we think, under judicious management, to produce 
benedcial results. 

34. The practical usefulness of teaching linear drawing from models, is admit- 
ted by all who have seen the system in operation. In the great majority of the 
German schools, and in the principal training establishments in England and 
Scotland, it is canned on with great success. The best judges on this subject 
have borne strong testimony to its applicability to many of the most important 
purposes of daily life, and to the facility with which it enables a skilful teacher 
to impart a know'ledge of the art of drawing. 

35. Feeling the importance of instructing the children attending oiu* Model 
Schools, and our teachers in training, in this method of drawing, we have procured 
a Master of experience, possessing the requisite qualifications for teaching it, 
simultaneously, on a large scale. 

30. Whilst every attention has been paid to the improvement of the children 
in our Model Schools, in the various branches of their secular education, the para- 
mount duty of giving to them, and the teaclicrs in training, religious instruction, 
has not been neglected by those intrusted with that duty. Upon this subject we 
deem it e.xpedient to republish the statement made in our Report of last year, 
which is as follows ; — “ The arrangements for the separate religious instruction 
of the children of all persuasions attending these schools, and also of the teachers 
in training, continue to bo carried into eftect every Tuesday, under the respective 
clerg}Tuen, with punctuality and satisfaction. Previously to the arrival of the 
clergymen, each of the teachers in training is employed in giving catechetical and 
other religious instruction to a small class of children belonging to his own 
communion. These teachers attend their respective places of Avorship on Sundays; 
and every facility is given, both before aiul after Divine Service, as well as at 
other times, for their spiritual improvement, under the directions of their clergy.” 

VIII. — 37. Our ti'aining establishments continue in a prosperous state. We 
have trained, during the year, and supported at the public expense, 224 National 
Teachers, of Avhom 137 were males and 87 were females. We also trained 14 
teachers not connected with National Schools, and who maintained themselves 
during their attendance at the Model Schools. Of the 224 teachers of National 
Schools trained during the year, 9 were of the Established Church, 37 Presby- 
terians, 3 Dissenters of other denominations, and 175 Roman Catholics. The 
total number of male and female teachers trained, from the commencement of our 
proceedings to the 31st of December, 1847, is 2,044. We do not include in this 
number those teachers who are not connected with National Schools. 

38. On relcrring to our last Report it will be observed, that 2.57 National 
Teachers were received into our training ostablishmeuts in 1840, whilst only 224 
were admitted during the last year. We have to state, in explanation of this 
decrease, that, in consequence of the prevalence of typhus fever, in various parts 
of Ireland, during the summer and autumn of 1847, we deemed it advisable, 
in order to prcA'ent the dormitories from being too crowded, to reduce the 
number of Masters and ^Mistresses in the last half-yearly class ; but since the 
commencement of the present yeai’, we have provided accommodation for an 
increased number. 

39. We regi’et that we haA'e been unable, from want of funds, to take any 
steps towards the erection of a suitable. building for the residence of our male 
teachers, who cannot be conveniently lodged at Glasnevin. We purchased a site 
two years ago, for this purpose, in the rere of our schools in Marlborough-street. 
It is of the highest importance, that we should have it in our power to meet the 
increasing demand for competent teachers ; but we have been reluctantly com- 
pelled to defer making the additional provision reqxiired for them, upon the 
extended scale which we consider necessary, until Parliament shall place adequate 
funds at our disposal for carrying this essential object into effect. 

40. With reference to the training of teachers we have to observe, that the 
experience of each successive year strengthens our conviction of its importance. It 
is vain to expect that the National Schools, established in all parts of Ireland, will 
ever be effectively conducted, or the art of communicating knowledge materially 
improved, until a sufficient number of well-paid Masters and Mistresses can be sup- 
plied, thoroughly qualified, by previous training, to undertake the oftice of teachem, 
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41. e have observed, with satisfaction, a marked improvement in the Iroprovement in 

appearance, manners, and attainments of even- successive class of teachers who successive 
come up to be trained in our Normal establishment. -With reference to the two teachers, 

last classes, we have ascertained that 34 teachers in the last, and 73 in the 

present, had been originally educated as- papih in National Schools. It is from 
Uiis description of persons, to whom the practice of instructing others has been 
tamihar trom their childhood, that we may e.\pect to procure the most intelligent 
and skilful teachers, to educate the rising generation of Ireland. ° 

42. It is a gratifying fact, that the good feeling wdiich has always prevailed 

amongst the teachers of diflerent religious denominations residing to'^etlier in 
our training establishment, has suffered no interruption whatever during the last 
year ot extraordinary public excitement. ® 

t'’,. f the arrangements we had made, in our Instruct™ i„ 

female iiaming Establishment, tor giving instruction, on a limited scale, in the domestic economy 
arts 01 domestic economy. Our principal object in this experiment was to teachers, 

make the behoolmistresses acquainted with the practice of cottage cookery 
with washing, ironing, mangling, and other useful branche.s of household 
management. We have not, at present, sufficient accommodation to carry 
out these arrangements upon an extended scale ; but, so far as they have been 
tried, the result has been satisfactory. Instruction in plain needlework con- 
tinues to be given; and a well qualified person has been appointed to instruct 
the Mistresses in the art of cutting out and making up articles of female 
wearing apparek These are disposed of at reduced prices, to the female teachers 
m trainm-^ at the termination of the course ; and the same privilege is o-iven to 
such of the pupils, attending the girls’ Slodel School, as are distinguished by 
their proficiency, good conduct, and regular attendance. 



IX.— 44. Mr. Skilling having resigiiod his situation as Agriculturist under us, Model Farm « 

lor the purpose or undertaking similar duties, on a larger scale, in Connaueht, on Glasnevin. 
his own account, has been succeeded by Mr. Donaghv, vvlio conducted for a 
lenglli of time our Agricultural Model School at Larne. We have deemed it 
advisable to revert to the plau originally adopted for the luanagement of our 
farm, viz., of making our Agriculturist a mere agent for coiiductiiig' its operations, 
we paying the rent and taxes of the farm, and requiring hmi to keep an account of 
Ins receipts and disbursements. He is also to lecture on the theory and practice 
of agriculture to the agricultural pupils and agricultural teachers, and to all the 
Masters in training. Mr. Donaghv lias at present under his charoe twelve 
agricultural pupils, and the same number of agricultural teachers, who perform 
all the necessary labour on the farm. Besides these, we permit him to receive into 
his house a limited number of pupils of a higher class, for whom we have pro- 
vided accommodation, but who pay him a moderate sum per annum for their 
board, lodging, and instruction. We hope we shall be able, in our next Report, 
to state that the results of this arrangement have been successful. 



— V' ?? ^'Mional School attached to our training establisliraent at Glas- Indcstrkl School 
nevm, ot which we gave an account in our last Report, has been conducted in a Glasnevin. 
satisfactory luaTiner. ^ This experiment of uniting literary instruction with an 
industrial training, suited to the wants and circumstances of the locality, has 
been so fp quite successful. It has proved that literary instruction’ and 
practical instruction in gardening, together with some knowledge of a<n'icul- 
ture, may be successfully communicated to bovs iti a National School by 
one Master, _ provided he be zealous and skilful. ‘ No difficulty has been expe- 
rienced in inducing a limited number of the advanced boys” to work in the 
garden two hours each day, after the ordinary school business. The scholars 
composing the Industrial class are paid sixpence a week each for their labour- 
and the produce of the garden is valued to the Commissioners, at the current 
market prices, for the use of the teachers and domestics in the male and female 
training establishments : an account is kept by the teacher of the receipts as 
well as of the expenses of cultivation. Our Masters in training have thus an 
opportunity of seeing a model of what a small village school ought to be in a 
rural district, and how far it is practicable, under one and the same Master, to 
unite literary and industrial education. The boys employed in cultivating the 
garden attend daily, together with the teachers in training, a course of leSures 
on the elementary principles of agriculture, as well as of gardening. The prac- 



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tical information they thus acquire, aud the habits of industry to Avhicli they 
become accustomed, cannot fail to be highly serviceable to them in after life. 
It will be a subject for future consideration, whether this arrangement for the 
regulation of the labour of the garden might not be so altered, as to place under 
each of the pupils a small allotment, which he shall be required to cultivate, 
being permitted to receive a portion of the profit derived from his industry. 

40, We conceive that no greater boon could be conferred upon Ireland than 
the establishment of similar schools in every country parish. They would 
not only be conducive to the improvement of the labouring classes themselves, 
but -woiild tend materially to remove the prejudices, existing amongst many 
respectable farmers, against the mere literary education ot the peasantry. 
Schools of this description would prove, by the combination of intellectual 
wdth industrial training, that not only are the uuder.'itandings of the young 
developed by this species of education, but theh bodies formed aud disciplined to 
habits of useful and skilful labour. 

XI. — 47 . The subject of Evening Schools was for the first time referred to in 
our last Report. We .stated that many had been opened in different parts of the 
country, wdiieh afforded the means of instruction to adults and other persons, 
engaged during the day in their several occupations. We announced, at the same 
thue, the establishment of an Evening School on our premises in Mavlborough- 
streot, w’hicli has been conducted much to our satisfaction. The average 
attendance during the past year* was about 200, composed partly of boys ■who 
could not attend school during the day, and partly of adults. 

48. The anxiety evinced by boys, and by young men from eighteen to twenty- 
five years of age, to participate in the advantages afforded by this school, confirms 
our opinion that such institutions, if well conducted, will be of incalculable 
benefit to the ■working classes; and that, if established in large towns, or in 
populous localities adjoining them, they will form an important step in the 
education of the artisan between the common National School and the Mechanics 
Institution. After the toils of the day, the humble labourer and the tradesman, 
will find in Evening Schools the means of literary and moral improvement, and 
a protection against temptations to ■which, at their age, this class of persons are 
peculiarly exposed. 

49. We received during the year numerous applications for aid to Evening 
Schools, the majority of which 'we rejected, being of opinion that our grants for 
tills purpose should as yet be confined to large towns, in wdiich trade and manu- 
factures are extensively carried on. and ■where alone we at present possess the 
means of inspection. We made grants to 12 Evening Schools in the ^course 
of the vear. It is probable that the number of applications for assistance 
■will gradually increase. Should this be the case, we shall take the necessary 
steps to ascertain tinat the Evening* Schools are properly conducted, and that 
the system of education cai’ried on in them, is adapted to the varied occupations 
of the artisans, mechanics, and others, wRo are desirous of obtaining the special 
instruction 'U'hich their several trades and avocations require. 

XII. — 50. The general plan, upon which we intend that our District Model 
Schools shall be conducted, ■was explained in our last Report. We have 
now to state, that tenders for the erection of the following schools have been 
accepted, viz.: — Dunmanway, Clonmel, Bailieborough, Ballymena, Newry, Cole- 
raine, and Trim; and that the building of six of them has been commenced. 
We liave not at present funds for the erection of a greater number than those 
which we have enm'neratecl. It will, therefore, depend upon the future^ 
liberality of parliament, whether we shall be enabled to establish one oi 
these schools, in each district, in accordance w'ith our original plan. The cost 
of their building and subsequent maintenance -will necessarily be very con- 
siderable. We believe, however, that the establishment of a primary Model 
School in each of our school districts, as originally contemplated, is essential to 
aftbrd unity aud full efficiency to the National system. In connexion ■with the 
District Model Schools of Dunmanway, Bailieboroigh, and Trim, there will be 
Model farms. 

XIII. — ol. We had in connexion with us on the 31st of December, 1846, 
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prising about three-fourths of the schools belonging to 130 Poor Law Unions 
into which Ireland is divided. At the close of the year, 1S47, the number of our 
Workhouse Schools had increased to 104, of which 27 ai’e in Ulster, 34 in 
Munster, 27 in Leinster, and 10 in Connaught. 

52. The defective state of the Workhouse Schools, tlie caii.ses of their iufe- Tteir defective 
riority. and the means of rendering them more efticient, formed the subject of 
observation in our Rej)ort for 1840. We there stated that wo had resolved, with 

the concurrence of the Poor Law Commissioners, to award gratuities, upon the 
recommendation of our Inspectors, to the most deserving of the Workhouse 
teachers. With the view of interesting the Boards of Ctuai-dians in the success 
ot these schools, and making them acquainted with their actual condition, we 
directed, in compliance with the request of the Poor Law Commissioners, that 
the substance ot our Inspectors’ reports should be transmitted to the local 
Guardians for their guidance and information. We have reason to believe, that 
those arrangements have been attended with beneficial effects ; and when further 
improvements shall have been made, which we have recommended to the con.side- 
ration of the Government, there can be no doubt that our Workhouse Schools 
wiU present favourable specimens of an united system of education. 

53. The necessity of imprortng the condition of the Workhouse Schools, has Letter to the 
not escaped the attention ol Govermneut. Early in the present year we received Commissioners 
from your Excellency an important letter, requesting us to procure from our 

Inspectors special reports on the state of the 104 Workhouse Schools placed under infw^kho^fr*' 
our Board. The points of inquiry to which our attention was particularly directed, Schools, 
were the ages, qualifications, duties, and salaries of the teachers ; whether they 
were required to perform other duties in the workhouse than those connected with 
theii’ office as Schoolmaster ; the branches of instruction given in the schools ; what 
progress the children had made, and upon what system they were taught ; whether 
the schools were properly furnished, and adequately supplied with books, requi- 
sites, aud apparatus ; also, what amount of local care and superintendence was 
exercised, either by the local Boards of Guardians, or by persons residing in the 
neighbourhood ; and whether the pauper children were employed in auy, and 
what occupations of an industrial nature. 

54. In compliance with these in.structions, our Inspectors visited and reported Inspectors’Reports 
upon the whole of the 104 Workhouse Schools, with the exception of fifteen, —al^stract of their 
These reports of the Inspectors were carefully examined, and an abstract of 

the most valuable information contained in them was transmitted to your 
Exeelleiicy, accompanied by a series of suggestions, which were drawn up after 
mature consideration, and which, we trust, will meet with your approval. 

55. M e regret to state that the results of those inquiries were generally 
of an unfavourable character. It appears from the reports furnished by the 
Inspectors, that the schools they examined, including the male and female depart- 
ments, were attended at the time of inspection by 29,031 children. These schools 
were caiTied on in 193 separate school-rooms. Of 206 teachers examined as to 
their literary acquirements, aud method of teaching, only 30 had been trained 
at our Normal Establishment ; G8 were pronounced welt qualified, and all the 
others, inferior in their attainments. 

56. The remuneration of the teachers was, in general, found to be extremely 
inadequate; 61 received salaries under £15 per annum each, in addition to their 
board and lodging; 114 from £15 to £20; and there were only 27 whose income 
exceeded tlie latter simi. The average annual amount of salary does not much 
exceed £16 annually. 

57. It was ascertained that of 204 teachers, 178 were required to perform 
other duties connected with the workhouses ; and of this number, there were 
82 T\ith regard to whom such duties interfered materially with their office as 
Schoolmasters. 

68. In at least one-half of the schools there was an inadequate supply of 
furniture, books, and apparatus. Many of the school-rooms were over-crowded 
with children, and in want of various conveniences. 

59. Industrial employment has been provided in a considerable number of the 
schools ; but it consists principally in teaching the girls to sew and knit. There 
does not appear to be any systematic plan of industrial training laid down for the 
boys, except in a few instances. 

60. A large number of the schools are without the benefits of an active local 
superintendence, and the teachers are consequently deprived of that salutary 

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stimulus, which would be so powerful in securing a faithful and diligent perfor- 
mance of their duties. 

61. It cannot be expected that these gi-eat defects will be remedied, 
unless vigorous measures of improvement be adopted without delay. In the 
hope that we might be instrumental in furthering this important object, we 
submitted to your Exceileiicv the following suggestions, and transmitted a 
copy of them to the Poor Law Commissioners ; — 

1. That the minimniB rate of salary to male teachers, in addition to apartments and rations, shall 
he £30 a year; and to female teachers £2o, exclusive of axiy gratuity from the Commisaionexa of 
National Education. 

2. That no teacher shall he required to nndevtalce the instruction of more than from 80 to 100 

children • and that assistant teachers be provided, at lower salaries, when the daily average attendance 
considerably exceeds 100. _ 

3. That in female schools, when the number of pupils considerably exceeds 100, a work-mistress be 
engagoil, in addition to the principal teacher, to instruct the children in the various branches 
of plain needlework, and in the art of cutting ou^ and making up articles of female wearing apparel. 

i. That the whole time of the teachers shall be devoted to the literary, moral, and industrial 
education of the children, and to the sujierintendence of them, during the hours of recreation and 
manual labour. 

5. That Evening Schools be opened for the instruction of the adult paupers, and of such of the pupils 
of the day schools, as it may be practicable and desirable to Lave in attendance for two hours each 
evening. The Evening Schools to be conducted by the teachers of the day schools. 

6. That the number of children to be accommodated in each school-room be so regulated, as that a 
space, of at least six square feet, be allowed for each child. 

7. That every ‘Workhouse School, in connexion with the Commissioners of National Education, be 
supplied with suitable furniture and apparatus, according to models to be furnished by thenn 

8. That each Workhouse School, on its coming into connexion with the Commissioners of National 
Education, be gratuitously supplied with a complete outfit of books, ntaps, stationery, «tc., and 
that a further supply be granted afterwards, at stated periods. 

9. That two of the local Guardians, be requested to visit the schools weekly, and report once 
a month to the Board of Guaixlians. This duty might bo rendered less onerous, if undertaken by 
the members of the Board in rotation. 

10. That in order to provide industrial training for pauper children, a snfiicicnt quantity of land be 
annexed to each Workhouse, to be cultivated as fariiis and gardens by the pupils of the schools; and 
that, for this purpose, Agriculturists be appointed, to the most deserving of whom the Commissioners of 
National Education, will award gratuities not exceeding £15 each. 

11. That it is advisable, under particular circumstances, to consolidate two or three Unions, and 
to establish a Central Agricultural School, to be attended by the children of each. 

Probable success of 62. Should the foregoing plan receive your Excellency’s approbation, we 
the plan. entertain, no doubt of its ultimate success. The effect of it will be to improve the 

condition of the teachers, by means of increased salaries, and to render their 
position such as would attract, and secure the serxices of efficient officers. ^ The 
schools will be more amply supplied with lesson-books, apparatus, and furniture ; 
instruction of an industrial character, suited to children of the pauper class, will 
be given under proper regulations; improved methods of teaching aud discipline 
will be adopted ; and the general efficiency of W orkhouse education, w'ill be 
thereby promoted. 

63. Increased means will be necessar}' for carrying these measures of improve- 
ment into effect. The amount required will not be large ; but should Parliament 
think fit to intrust the expenditure of it to us, we shall use our best efforts to 
improve the character of the Workhouse Schools, and extend the sphere of their 
usefulness. 

Number of Agri- XIV.— 64. We had in operation, on the 31st of December, 1S47, 7 Model Agri- 

cultural Schools, cultural Schools ; and we have made building grants of £200 each to 10 others 
of this class, some of which are in progi*ess. In addition to those schools, there 
are 12 other Agricultural Schools to which small portions of land are attached; 
aud to the Masters of these we payan additional salary of £5 per annum for their 
agricultural services ; and other emoluments are secured to them by the local 
Managers. Since the commencement of the present year, several applications have 
been received for aid both to Model and ordinary Agricultural Schools ; so that 
we hope to announce, in our next Report, the establishment of a greater number. 

65. The Model Agricultural School at Kyle Park, in the county of Tipperary, 
w’hieh was erected some years ago at an expense of £600 and upwards, towards 
which we made a grant of £200, has from various causes not succeeded 
under local management. Being desirous that this school should have a further 
trial, under our owm control, and that agricultural iustruction should he thereby 
afforded to the labouring classes in that part of Ireland, we have taken the land 
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vested in ourselves, and conducted under our direction, we have appointed a 
teacher, trained at our Model Farm, who superintends both the agricultural 
and literary departments. Not having any local aid to. assist him in cultivating 
the farm, we have supplied him with the means, to a moderate amount, of 
providing stock, the cost of nhich lie will he required to repay. We shall state 
in our Report of ne.xt year the result of this experiment. 

60. We have publi<hGd an Agricultural Class Book for the use of the advanced 
pupils attending the National Schools, which it is intended shall be read by all the 
pupils capable of understanding its contents. The object of this little work is to 
explain, in as simple language as possible, the best mode of managing a small 
farm and kitchen gai'den. Appended to it are introductory exercises, in which 
the scholars should be examined by the teachers. In order to render the lesson.s 
atti-aetive, they have been thrown into the form of a narrative, calculated to 
aiTest the attention of young readers. This reading book is not, however, designed 
as an Agricultural Manual for our teachers. We propose to supply this want 
by the publication of a series of Agricultural works, rising from the simplest 
elementary book, to scientific teaching of a high character, and comprehending 
various branches of practical knowledge, bearing upon the subject of agriculturjil 
instruction. We distributed last yeai*, amongst our teachers, a variety of cheap 
and useful tracts, relating to the best modes of cultivating the soil, and providing 
against the dearth of food ; and we are now engaged in circulating, amongst our 
Masters, several other elementary treatises on husbandry, recently published 
under the direction of the Royal Agricultural Society, and containing much valu- 
able information. 

XV. — G7. We have had under consideration the propriety of adopting mea- 
sures for the extension of Agricultural instruction, in connexion with our National 
Schools, and of increasing our grants towards their establishment and support. 
Upon this subject wo received, towui’ds tlie close of the ye.ar, a letter from Lord 
Monteagle. This dueument, of which we highly approve, and which we hare 
republished in the Appendix, contains various suggestions for the establishment 
and government of Agricultural Schools. We have resolved to embody many 
of those suggestions in our plan for diffusing more widely the benefit of agri- 
cultural instruction. 

G8. We issued a circular to our Inspectors, at the close of last year, directing 
them to ascertain whether there were any National Schools, in their respective 
districts, favourably circumstanced for combining litei*ary with agricultural 
instruction, and wdiether eligible sites could be procured for the erection of Jlodel 
Agricultural Schools, to be conducted on the plan of that at Larne. We also 
instructed our Inspectors to inform us wdiat amount of local co-operation, might 
be expected from the Clergy and landed p»roprietors of the country. The answers 
to this circular were, upon the whole, of an encouraging nature ; and the 
inquiries instituted by our Inspectors will, no doubt, be the means of increasing 
considerably the number of applications for grants to Agiieultural Schools. 

CD. From the information thus obtained, we have come to the following 
conclusions : — That we ought to increase our grant towards the building of Model 
Agricultural Schools, with a teacher’s residence, and the necessary farm buildings 
attached to each, from £200 to £300, upon a local expenditure of at least £150, 
We propose that from six to eight acres of land shall be annexed to each of 
these schools, and the premises vested in us in our Corporate capacity, for a term 
of at least three lives and thirty-one years. To the Teachers of the Model Agri- 
cultural Schools we propose to give a salary of at least £30 a year, besides a 
suitable residence, and accommodation for a limited number of agricultural pupils. 
We propose, also, that a portion of the grant shall be applied to assist in the 
purchase of stock, and the necessary fanu implements. It is intended that the 
advanced boys attending Model Agricultural Schools, shall receive instruction, 
during school hom-s, in the theory of agriculture, by means of the series of books 
to be provided, and be required to assist, before or after school hours, in the 
labour of the farm, 

70, We are desirous of increasing the number of ordinary Agricultural Schools 
to which, as we have already explained, only two or three acres of land are 
attached. From the inquiries we are making, we have no doubt that many 
Managers of existing National Schools, in country districts, will avail themselves 
even of the limited assistance we give to those schools. 



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71. In a limited number of hr(/e National Schools, situated in rural dis- 
tricts, we intend to introduce agricultural instruction, subject to the following 
conditions : — 

7'2. If the Manager of a National School of this description, or any respectable 
person of whom he approves, shall annex to it a farm of eight to ten acres, and 
erect the necessary larm buildings tbereon, without requiring any grant from 
us tou’ards building, repairs, the purchase of stock, or the payment of rent, we 
propose in such eases to pay the Agi-ieultural teacher a salary not exceeding £30 
per annum. 

73. We shall leave the appointment of the teacher and the • superintendence 
of the farm to the proprietor of the land, or to the Jlanager of the school, 
should he also be the owner of the land. All we shall require will be, that the 
teacher be competent, in the opinion of our Agricultural Inspector, to manage 
the form according to the most improved system ; and that he shall instruct 
daily, in the theory and practice of agricnltm’o, a sufficient number of advanced 
boys, who shall be in attendance at the adjoining National School. Our Agricul- 
tural Inspector will be required to report half-yearly whether the farm lia.s been 
conducted to his satisfaction, and whether the regulations, which wc shall pre- 
scribe for the agricultural instruction of the pupils have been strictly adhered to. 

74. By a recent Act of Parliament, 10 Viet. cap. 31, power is given to the 
Poor Law Commissioners, to purchase land for the purpose of providing a system 
of Agricultural and other industrial training for pauper children. This plan will 
afford ample facility for engi-afting a system of agricultural instruction upon 
many of the "Workhouse Schools. 

75. We shall be anxious to co-operate in carrying out this beneficial project; 
and. for this purpose, we propose, as already stated in our suggestions to your 
Excellency for the improvement of Workhouse Schools, in cases whore a sufficient 
number of acres of land are attached to Workhouse Schools, under our Board, 
to give annual gratuities, not exceeding £15 each, to such of the teachers as 
shall distinguish themselves by their zeal and skill in the management of the farms. 

76. We shall not make grants of salaries to such teachers. The sums pro- 
posed to be given by us, are to be considered as gratiiHiex only ; and the 
payment of them will be contingent upon a satisfactory report being received from 
the Agricultural Inspector as to the efficiency and good conduct of the Agricul- 
tural Master ; and upon the further condition, that an adequate income be paid 
to the teachers by the authority of the local Guardians. 

77. The plan we have now explained cannot be effectually worked by our 
ordinary Inspectors. It w'ill be necessary, therelbre, that our Agricultural 
Schools, including our Model Farm at Glasnevin, should be under the superin- 
tendence of a person, practically conversant with agidcultural operations, with 
plans of fanu buildings, and the best method of keeping fanning accounts ; and 
who shall be competent to examine, and report on the system of Agricultural 
instruction adopted in schools of this description. We have, accordingly, deter- 
mined upon appointing an officer to discharge those important duties. "\Vith his 
assistance, we shall in future be able to make full and satisfactory reports to 
Pai'Uament of the agricultural branch of our system. 

78. We have included, in our estimate for the present yeai’, the sum which we 
consider necessary for can*ying out the foregoing important objects. 

79. In_ order to supply the demand for pei-sons qualified to conduct farms 
and Agricultural Schools, we have resoh’ed upon increasing, from 12 to 24, 
the number of Agricultural pupils, who compose the free class, at our Model 
Farm, Glasnevin; also, upon increasing to the same extent the number of 
Agricultural teachers at our training establishment there. We shall thus have 
a total of 48 pupils and teachers, who will be all under instruction at the 
same time. 

80. Our Agricultural pupils are selected from the best qualified of our pupils 
attending our several Agricultural schools throughout L-eland; and our Agi’i- 
cultural teachers, who come up to be trained, are chosen from among the Masters 
of ordinary National Schools. This arrangement is calculated to accelerate the 
diffusion of agricultural instruction throughout oui' schools, and, generally, 
amongst our teachers. 

81. Though convinced that by means of these and other arrangements, we 
may become instrumental in promoting the cause of Agilcultural Education in 
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be cordially sustained by the co-operation of tlie lauded proprietors of the 
country. The Agricultural Schools must, in almost all cases, be created by 
them, and conducted under their directions. It ^vili be necessary for them to 
expend much money, and bestow constant care upon them. The salaries, training, 
and inspection, furnished by the State, are indispensable ; but they will be unavail- 
ing if local expenditure and exertions do not supply the groundwork upon wdiicli 
the assistance of Government is to be brought into operation. 



XVI. — S2. The efforts of several philanthropic associations have of late been 
directed to the industrial training of children under their care. Various 
interesting reports have appeared in the *■ Minutes of the Committee of Council 
on Education,” and in other publications on “Schools of Industry,” established 
within the last few years in England and Scotland. 

S3. These cheering accounts of the beneficial influence of Schools of Industry, 
have induced a few benevolent individuals in Belfast and Ballymena to open 
establishments of a similai’ nature in those towns. 

84. V»'‘e have received applications to place these schools in connexion with 
our Board. We have accordingly done so; and are happy to state, that the 
industrial depai’tments of those institutions ai*e in a flourishing condition. We 
liavc recently directed our insjicetors, who reside in the Belfast and Ballymena 
di.strict.s, to visit and report upon the results of the experiment, now in progi’ess 
in those parts of the north of Ireland, to promote Schools of Imlu.stry. From 
their reports we give some interesting extracts in the Appendix. How far such 
schools will permanently succeed is a question not yet decided. Their influence 
in preventing crime, and their value in reclaiming tlic young from immoral habits, 
seem to be generally admitted. The subject is one of tile greatest importance 
to the welfare of the rising generation, and shall receive our best attention. 
Wherever it is practicable to engi-aft a School of Industry upon the system of 
literary education adopted in our National Schools, we shall encourage the 
e.xperiment by every means in our power. 

XVII. — S5. The Claddagh School, in the town of Galway, designed principally 
for the pi’omotion of education and industry amongst the children of fishermen, 
has proceeded during the year in a satisfactory manner. We have received 
from persons interested in its prosperity some valuable suggestions for rendering 
it more practically useful : we shall give full consideration to these suggestions. 
It is our intention to publish, in the course of the year, a simple elementary work, 
especially adapted to schools situated outlie sea-coast, and which may be read by 
the children when engaged in their ordinary education. This book* will contain 
a brief history of the difterent species of fish, the best modes of catching and 
curing it, and of the various kinds of articles required by fishermen in their 
occupations. 



XVIII. — 36. The want of School Libraries for the use of the children attending 
our schools has been long felt. To compile a series of instructive and entertaining 
works adapted to this purpose, would occupy a very considerable time, and require 
the assistance of many individuals well qualified for compiling books suited 
to the minds of children. Under these circumstances, we have adopted the 
necessary steps for the selection of a sufficient number from those already 
published. Care will he taken that they are unobjectionable, in all respects, to 
the members of every religious denomination. We shall buy them from the 
publishers at the lowest cost, and sell them at reduced prices to such of the 
Managers of our schools as may approve of their being lent to the pupils. We 
shall also frame regulations for nmnaging the School Libraries when formed, 
which will insure a regular delivery and return of the books. 

XIX. — 87. Some misapprehension continuing to exist, as to our object in 
requiring that all school-houses, hereafter to be built, shall he vested in us in our 
Coi’porate capacity, we deemed it advisable to transmit, at the commencement 
of the present year, an Explanatory Circular, of which the followng is a copy, 
to the ilanagers of the National Schools. 



Schools of In- 
dustry. 



Belfast and Bally- 
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Industry. 

Applications for 
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cationin their Cor- 
porate capacity. 



ExuloDatioD of the 
Ilule as to Reli- 
gious Instiuction. 



By direction of the Couimissioners of National Education in Ireland, n-e herewith transmit to 

you the present form of lease of piv aiisos for the building of National School-houses, towards the erectiou 
of which the Gonmiisaiouers shall make grants. J^ueh premises, you will perceive, are henceforth to 
bo vested in the Comniissiouers, in thdr corporate capacity. 

Tfe are further <lcsiretl to call your attention to the following extracts from the Twelfth Report of 
the Commissioners, for the year 184o, aunounciug their adoption of this modification, and the 
reasons upon which it is founded : — 

“I. i. In comnicucing our present Report, it is our gratifying duty to express our acknowledg- 

ments for the Charter of locoiijoration, which her Majesty Las been graciously pleased, in the course 
of last year, to grant ns. 

“2. 'We have already availed ourselves of it, so as to effect a very important imprevement in the 
plan originally adopted, which was for having National School-bouses built by aid from tlie public, 
50 conA’eyed to Trustees, as to be secured for the purposes of National Education, according to the 
existing national system. 

“3. The course hitherto has been to bavc the legal title vested in private individuals on the 
proper trusts, but this has led to much inconvouience, and indeed positive mischief ; for, besides 
difficulties, through the decease of Trustees, change of residence, and unwillingness or incapacity 
to act, there has been a very general neglect as to the keeping of Scliool-liotises in repair, and the 
only remedy for such neglect, Avould be proceedings against the Trustees, a course most desirable to 
be avoided. 

“ 4. Therefore, being now enabled to take conveyance.^ of property to ourselves, in our corporate 
ca|>acity, wc have, according to the communication which wo have already had tlie honour of making 
to your Excellency upon the subject, resolved, that, in every case in which we make a grant for 
buildinsr a National School-house, wc shall take upon ourselves the trust for the public, and the charge 
of keeping the premises in repair; leaving, however, the Local Managers, who in geneial are not 
the Trustees, just the same riglit ns to the appointment and removal of teachers, and the general 
conduct of the School, as they at present possess under tmr control. 

“5. With respect to the School-houses heretofore built by aid from us, an<l which are already vested 
in Trustees in the way wo have mentioned, we have resolved, according to the permission which your 
Excellency has granted to us, to accept (when such is the wish of the Patrons) transfers of such 
Schools to us, and to undertake the repairs in this case- also.” 



With reference to the last paragraph we bavc to state, that a form of conveyance has been 
prejjp.red, of which we also forward a copy, for to the Commissioners, in their corporate 

character, where the parties locally interested shall so desire, school buildings and premises hereto- 
fore vested in Trustees. Before, however, any such tran.sfer can be effected, the original Gmntor, or 
liis Representative, as also the Trustees, should notify, in writing, to the Commissioners their assent 
to the assignment. 

As some misapprehousion aj'pears to exist upon this subject, the Commissioners have also directed 
us to transmit to you copies of the old form of lease, a.s well as of the convcvanco from the Trustees 
to the Commissioners. By a comparison of these instruments with the new lease, you will observe 
that the principles on which the National Schools are conducted, remain unaltered ; that the 
appointment and removal of the teachers, and the general management of the Schools are expressly 
secured to the local Patrons ; that no power is sought by the Commissioners, wliicb they have not 
always had the means of exercising by resorting to a court of equity ; and that the only change 
made, or contemplated, is, the substitution of a permanent and responsible public bo<ly for private 
Trustees, so as more effectually to secure the due a)>plication of local contributions, and of the public 
grant, to the purposes for which they were intended, and more fully to provide for the repair’s of the 
National School-houses, hitherto so much neglected hy the Trustees. 



M.tuBicE Cross, 
James Kelly, 



Secretaries. 



88. W e have inserted in the Appendix copies of the old and new forms of 
Lease, and the Deed of Assij?nment. Since this Circular was issued, we have 
received and accepted a number of applications to assign to us, in our Corporate 
capacity, schools heretofore vested in Trustees. We shall lose no time in putting 
these schools, if requix’ed, into a proper state of repah’, agreeably to the condi- 
tions upon which they have been transferred. 



XX. — 89. Our Secretaries having informed us that they had been frequently 
consulted, both personally and by letter, as to the true meaning of the following por- 
tion of section 2. paragraph 3, of the Rules of the Board with reference to religious 
instruction: — “That due regard be had to parental right and authority; that, 
accordingly, no child be compelkd to receive, or be present at, any religious 
instruction to which his parents or guardians object;” and that they deemed it 
desii-able that we should supply them with an authoritative answer to such ques- 
tions, we directed them, by a Minute bearing date 18th November, 1847, to give 
the following explanation in reply to all such inquiries in future : — 



First — That the true interpretation of the words in question clearly is, that no child be compelled 
to receive, or io be present at any religious instruction to which his parents or guardians olyect ; and 
that this rule (in conjanction with the notification in the school-room of the arrangement for giving 
religious instructiou as required by rule 9, section 2) Las hitherto been found amply sufficient for the 
full enforcement of parental authority. 



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7™’'' ri?"™' V (««»» patnirapli 3) is, Hat tte ration 

• iiMiKi i-a^a^L u»t Viajmpti any chiia to he pirmit at such religions 5u.<truetiou: vet, slioul.l tlio 
ir u'Jjpr''' ^7 my cl.iU to attend such religious in- 

guanlims,tLe Comiuissioners would consider suck 
coin uct incousiitent with tlie whole spirit of their sv.stoin. 

.ioS ? ^ ^ J)os.;ibility of such a ca.<e arising, that the Conmis- 

LLven.hKep.iUoi 



“It would he found imjwsslble to lay down in detail any set of rules so accommodated to all the 
varying circumsLances of every locality, and so guarded against aU possible mistaices and misrepre- 

leHot of ‘ti T P infringement of the 

letter of tliom. For example, under our present rules, the Patron of a National School may <vive 
K igioiis instruction during evea the fixed school hours. A Patrem, Protestant or Kciuan Catholic 
mi.lit posMhlv, a\ ailing himself ot the letter of this rule, make so uniust a use of this privile^'o as to 
dm e from the school ail children ol a persuasion Jitl'erent from his owm, or induce them. 'if they 
remain^, to share in the religious mstructiou to which they aud their parents were couscieutiously 
oppo.,.-o. _ In such a case wo should immediately interpose, and cause the Patron to abandon a course 
so inconsistent with the whole spirit of our systemj or in case of his refusal, we should strike the 



r. ^ ® contemplation to establish in Proposed estab- 

Xdu!)lm subsidiary if odd schools, similar in their general character to those in ^ishment of addi- 
Marlborough-street, but not on so large a scale. We expect, within a short w 

period, to make a conimencoment in carrying this desirable object into effect. ^ ^ 

conformity with our usual practice, the financial account of the 
vear s receipts and exjienditure is made up to the 31st of ilareh of this year, and 

the stati.stic.s of Schools to the 31st of December, 1847. 

^ ^^2. We submit this as our Report for the last year to your Excellency, and 
m testimony thereof, have eau.sed our Corporate Seal to be hereunto affixed, this 
Sixteenth day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-eight. 

(Signed,) 



MAURICE CROSS, ^ . • 

JAMES KELLY, ) 

Education Office, MarlloroughstreeL 




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APPENDIX 



CONTENTS. 



I. An Accmi.it of tlio Receipts ctn<l Disbursements of tlie Comraissionera of National Education, from tlie 1st 

n TabU^sIiowiiigtlic masres'siTe’lncrewB in tUc National Schools, and tiie Nunilior of Children in atteiidimco 
upon tlwiu, from lUo date of the First Report of the CommiMouera to the Jlst December, 1J47, . . 

III. Table showing the increnso in the Nation.il Schools, and the Number of Cluldreu in attendance upon them, 

dmini; the Year 11H7, as compared with clio preceding Year, . V iJm- 

IV. Tablo shSwiug in wliat Provinces the 224 Now .Schools, taken into connexion during the Year 184i, ar. 

situated, aud the nature of the Grants awarded to them’, . •, . • . • . V d -i i 

V. Table showing the Number of National Schools in each Pravince, whedier in Operation, m progress of Buil.l 

ins, or Suspended, widi dieir actu.ll and e^^)ectcd Atteiidaiiucs, . • • • ,■ . 

Vr. Table showing tho Numhor of IVorklwuse .Schools in connexion with tho__Board, oii^tho Slst December, 184/ 
and the Provinces in which they aro situated, incliidod in Ti 
VII. Table showing the Number of Teacbein Trained iluring tlie Y 

not National, distinguisliing the Religious Denomiu.itions of cadi, 

VIII. Table showing the Nature and Amount of Grants paid, and Giunts awarded to National Schools during tlie 
Year 1847 . • • • • ■ • ■ . 

IX. Charter of lucurporalinn giautedby Her Majesty to the Board of NationaJ EJuc.itiou in Ireknd. . 

X. Roles and Reguhttious uf the Comiuissioncra of National Education, and Directions for making Appl.rati 

Aid towards the Bnihling of School-housoi, or for the Supi.ort of Schools, • • 

XI. Form of District Inspector’s Uoiiort upon Applicatitm for Aid towiuds Jaildiug a Sehool-honse, . 

XII. Form of District Iiitpeolor's Report upon Applieatiou for Aid towards payment of leiwthcr s Salary, and for 

Sup)ilv of Books, &c., . . . • ..... 

XIII. Form of District Inspector’s Report upon Application for 

of Books, &c., . . • , ; „ , ■ , rd 1 ■ 

• ’ ’ Application for Aid towards the Salary of a Teacher, 

Application for Aid tow.irds the Salaiy of an Assistant Teacher, 

Application for Aid towanls the Salary of a IVork-mistruss, , _ . 

Application for an Adilitiomil Salary to Teacher, and for Supply of Books, &c., for 
■ Vesting School-houses in die Commissioners of National Education m their Corporate 



If 5047, for National ScliooU, and for Schools 



n Additional Salary to the Teacher, and for Supply 



XIV, Qut .. 

XV, Queries to be answered i 

XVI. Queries to Iw answercil ' 

XVII. Queries to bo answered 

.111 Evening Scliool, 

XVIII. Explanatory Circular as 
capaeity, 

Together witli — 

f. Old Form of Lease to Trustees, . . . • * . , ^ 

3 Present Form of Lease to the Commissinners of National Education in their Corporate capacity, 

3. Form of Assignment or Convoyancoof National School Premises, byTrusteos, to the Commissioucci 
of National Education, in their Corporate capacity, ...... 

XTX. National Industrial Schools.— Extrrjits from Reports of District Inspectors, , • , k „ ’ 

XX Table showing the Numl«ir of National Schools in operation, and the Number of a.ildren on_ tho Rolls, ns 

rotiinicd by the Mauiu'ers • tho .Viimbor of Sclmols towanis tlic erection of which the Coimnissioncre have 
mndc Grants, hut whmh have not vet come into o).oratioii, .lud the exiwctodattembnico u[ioii them; tho 
Number of suspended Sclmols, the Number of SchooU struck oh’; also tlio amount of Aid groiitcd, 40, 41 

XXI. List of ;i.ll2.i Schools in operation on the lilst December, 11147, with Summaries iu Counties and Provinces, . 42 

XXII. List of 2t!U Schools to wliich the Commisaionors uuido (4raiits towards Building and Fittiiig-up; and which 

wero not in opomtiou on the 31st December, 1847 ; with Suuimaiios in Provinces .and Counties, . . 1-M 

XXIII. List of 14 Schools saspended for various reasons, ' ' ’ i-i 

XXIV. List of ii-2 Sclioolg struck off the Roll during the year ending 1847, with the reasons ^igncKl._ . 

XXV. Stntistics (Nos. 1 and 2) of 'ddd Applications, upon which Grauts w'- ' 

Education, during tlio Year eudiug Slat Docciuber, 1847 : 

No. 1. List of 18-i Schools, to which GrauW of Snl.irica and Books, or Books only, were made, and 
which are included in Appendix XXI., 



le by the Cummissiuners of National 



No. 2. List of 3!) .Schools, M which tho CommisaionorB appropriated Grants for Building and Pitting- 
uii, aud which arc incindui in Appendix XXII., . . . • 

XXVI. List of 0.0 SchooU, towards tiie oroction of which the Commissioners mmlo Grants, and which were brought into 
operation during tho Year 1(47, and aro incliidcil in Appendix XXL, . . , • 

XXVII. Scale of Proiiiiiims to the Ma.«tcrs and Mistresses of National SchooU who aro most distingmslied by the order, 
neatness, .md cleanliness ohscrvnhlo in Ihoraactves, thoir Pupil*, and in the .School-houses, . 

XXVin. List of Teachera in National Schools to whom woro awaided I'rciuiuius in the Ycnt U!4/, for order, &c-, Ac., 
in aocordnuco with tho furegoing scale, . . . . • 1 

XXIX. Scalu of Gv.iluitioa to Musters and Mistresses of Workhouse Schools m connexion with the Board of National 
Eilucation, . . . . ■ • • • 

XXX. List olTeiiclicrs in Wotkhotise Schools to whom Gratuities woto awarded in tlic lear 184/, in accordauco with 
the above scale, . . . . • , ' 

XXXI. Statistics (Nos. I and 2) of Evoning ami Industrial Schools cstahlishod dnriuH tho 1 car 184/ ; 

No. 1. List of 12 IJvuiiiiig SchooU in ooniicxioii with tho Commissioners on 3Ut December, 1847, 

No. 2. List of 5 Industrial Schools in eonnesiou with tlic Commissioiioii! on 3Ut December, 1(47, 
XXXII. Li«s (Nos. 1, 2, and 3) of 2!) Agricultural Scbools in connoxion on 31st December, 1847, wbother biiiiditig or 
in operation : 

No. 1. Seven Model AtricuUtmil Schools in operation, ...... 

No. 2. Ten Model Agricultural SchooU in course of building, ...... 

No. 3. Twelve Ordinary Agricultural SchooU in operation, ...... 

XXXIII. List (Nos, 1, 2, and 3) of 1 14 Operation SchooU which do not receive Salaries from the Board : 

No. 1. List of 8 Gaol SchooU receiving Grants of Books aud BonoRts of Inspection, . 

No. 2. List of 4 National SchooU in which the Mimngera or Patroua, at their own roc[uest, receive only 
Grants of Books and the Benefits of Inspection, ....... 

No. 3. List of 104 Poor Law SchooU in connexion on the 3lst Decemlier, 1847. . ■ • 

XXXIV. Amount of Sales to Poor SchooU not in connexion with tho Boai-d, doling tlie Year 1847, together with Sales 

to Poor .Schools in the BiitUh Colonies, . . • • - • • 

XXXV. Arrangement for the Classification of the Teachers of National Schools, and increasing the SaUries of those who 
may he considered dcaening, . . . . _ • • 

XXXVI. List ot die Works published Gy the Conimissioiiei-s of Education, with the reduced Prices at which they are 

boH 1, to Natmnal Scliooia ; 3, to Pour Schools not in connexion with the Board ; aud 8, the Prices at 

which dicy are sold to tho Public by their Agents, ........ 

XXXVII. GratuitouH Stock, ............ 

XXXVIII. Twelve Practical Rules for the Teachers of National Schools, . . . - 

XXXIX, Lists (Nos. 1 aud 2) of Tuacbois recommeudod in tho Yeats 1846 and 1(47, for tho Lord Morpeth Premium 

(the interest of £1,000): 

No. 1. Names of Teachers recommended hy Professors, and selected by the Commissioners for Lord 
Morputh’s Premium for tho Year 1846, ........ 

No. 2. Names of Teachers rocomraomlcd hy Professors, and Selected hy the Commissioners lor Lord 
Morjictli’s Premium for the Year 1847, ........ 

XL. List of Hoad and District Inspectors ot Schools, with their Districts, ...... 

XLE. Siisgestions tor the estahlUhment audgovcnraient of Affrieultund Schools, by Lord Monteagli 



156 



170 



XLIL Returns to Order of the House of Commons, dated the 1st June, IB+H, calling fora " Return of the Number of 
Schools under tho National Board in each County in Ireland, distinguishing tlio V«ted from tho Not Vested 
School*, ,inJ stating the names of the latter, together with the names of the lespectivo Patrons 

No, 1. Return showing the Vested SchooU under the National Board, with thoir Counties and respective 

Patron*, on the 1st June, 1848 . 1/3 

No. 2. Return showing tho Not Vested SchooU under the National Board, with their Counties and 
lespectivB Patrons, on the 1st June, 1848, 4^** 



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20 APPENDIX TO FODKTEENTH HEPOET OF COMMISSIONESS 



Appesdix II. 

■: — : T\ble sbowinc' the progressive Increase in the National Schools, and the Number of 

* Children fn attendance u^on them, from the date of the First Report of the Commis- 
SchooU. sioners of National Education in Ireland, to the 31st December, 1S47. 



No. 


and Date 


of Report. 


No. Of SebooU 
InoperacioD. 


No. of Gilldrea 
on the KoUs. 


No. 1, 31st December, 1833, 


789 


107.042 


No. 2, 31st March, 1835, 


1,106 


145,521 


No. 3, 


do. 


1836, 


1,181 


153,707 


No. 4, 


do. 


1837, 


1,300 


166,929 


No. 5, 


do. 


1838, 


1,384 


169,548 


No. 6, 3Ist December, 1839, 


1,581 


192,971 


No. 7, 


do. 


1840, 


1.978 


232,500 


No. 8. 


do. 


3841, 


2,337 


281,849 


No. 9, 


do. 


1842, 


2,721 


319,792 


No. 10, 


do. 


1843, 


2,912 


355,320 


No. 11, 


do. 


1 844, 


3,153 


395,550 


No. 12, 


do. 


1845, 


3,426 


432,844 


No. 13, 


do. 


1846, 


3,637 


456,410 


No. 14. 


do. 


1847. 


3,825 


402,632 



Maurice Cross, ) 
James Kellt, / 



Secretai'ies. 



ArPEifDix III. 

Increase in tlie 
l^ational Schools, 
and the Number of 
Children in attend* 
ance in 1846, 1847. 



III. 



Table shotviug the Increase in the National Schools, and the Number of Children in 
attendance upon them, during the Year 1S47, as compared with the preceding Year. 



31st December, 384C. 3!st Decembeb, 1347. 


No. of Schools in operation, . . . 3,C3“ 

No. suspended, but not struck off the Boll, . 14 

No. to which Building Grants had been made, 

not then in operation, . . . 335 

Total No. of Schools on 31st December, 1846, 3,986 


No. of Schools in operation, . . . 3,825 

No. suspended, but not struck off the Roll, . 14 

No. to which Building Grants have been made, 

not yet in operation, . . . 289 

Total No. of Schools on 31st December, 1847, 4,128 
Deduct Schools on 31st December, 1S4C, 3,986 

Increase during tbe year 1847, ■ . 142* 


No. of Children on the Rolls, as returned by 
the ilnnagers, for the half-year eading 
30th September, 1846, , . 451,776 

Additional attendance upon Schools to which 
Salaries have been granted since 30th Sep- 
tember, 1846, .... 4,634 

456,410 

Deduct the returned ottendanceof Sept., 1847, 

and the additional attendance of that year, 402,632 

Decrease during the year, . . . 53,778 


No. of Children on the Bolls, as returned by 
the Monageis, for the half-year ending 
30th September, 1847, . • 397,259 

Additional attendance upon Schools to which 
Salaries have been grunted since 30th 
September, 1847, . . . 5,373 

402,632 



Expected attendance in the !289 Building eases, .... 27.096 

Actual attendance upon the 8,825 Schools in operation, . , . 402,632 

Actual attendance upon the 14 Suspended Schools, . . . Nil. 



Total Number of Schools, 4,128 Total attendance, actual and expected, 429,728 

• Total No. of Schools taken into connexion dnring the year 1847, 224 

Deduct Schools struck off during the year 1S47, . . 82 

increase during the year, as uhoTe, . . . 142 

Ceoss,)^ 
James Kellt, j 



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21 



IV. Appen-dii IV- 

Tvble Bhovring in wliat Pronncos the 224 New Schools, taken into connexion'duriug the ProvincesltT which 
ye.ar 1&4T, aro situated, and the nature of tiie Grants awarded to them. new Schools situated. 



Pr-.vuicc. 


®a)arv -nrl Bnnfc^r.nlv, 

• ' 1 bcuieWc.rkhoU'ie 

' ' I JSvhojls, 


ToiRirJs Itiirldiiis 
snU Furni.!ili](; 
ScU<Ki|9.>.H<jIL1CS 

iiut yet tomiiUtcrl 


Total. 


VUtcr. . 


. i 67 i 2 








31 2 


10 






40 ! 






Connaught, 


13 1 1 


11 


■25 


Total, 


180 5 


39 


2->4 



Table showing the Number of Nation.il Schools in each ProTinee, whether in Operation, 
in progress of Building, or Suspended, with their actual and expected Attendances. 



P™vu,«. 


i|1 


Ihihrir !llt^’n(l&Ill^■ 
ibe Rnils for till) 
gScf.t.au. 1817. 


III proCT.*)ia 0 
thi'ir L'xfiti 


BnUiling. vrUb 
I'll ottcnuiinec. 


Snspcudril. 


Kiuiibirnf 

|•'lI^nfIion.1hc 
3Uc Ike. 1847. 


No. fjf Svhotils. 


Atti'SiUocn. 


Nil. Bull.iing, 


Alton dan DC. 


Ulster, . 


1,508 


132,524 


(il 








Munster, . 


827 


108,176 


112 








Leinster, . 


940 


114,333 


31 








Connaught, 


4C0 


42, -226 


85 


8,316 




553 


Total, . 


3,825 


397,259* 


289 


27,096 


u 


4,1-28 



• There is in addition to this number, an Mtenianee of 5,:i7a Oiiidrcn upon Scliools to which Salaiics have been (framed sine 
ScptembiT, 184o, making the total attendance of 4U2,U3C. See Table, >io. Ilf. ° 



VI. 

Table showing the Number of TVorkbonsc Schools in connexion with the Board, on the 
SlstDeccmhor, 1847. and the Provinces in which they are situated, included in Table V. 
of Schools in Operation. 



Appendix V. 

Kiimber of Schools 
in Provinces, ic. 



Appesdis VI. 

Number oftTork- 
house Schools. 



Ulster, 27; Munster, 34; Leinster, 27; Connaught, 10.— Total Schools, 104. 



VII. 

Table showing the Number of Teachers trained during the year 1S47, for National Sdiools, 
and for Schools not hiational, distinguishing the Religious Denominations of each. 



Tuachnr. 


Tcichi-ts trained for National Stbools. j teachers t 


rained at their ottn ex] 
In eoDsexloD willi tin. 


enae for Sc' 


ools not 


Total 

Nuaabirnf 

National 

Teachers 
trained 
in 1847. 


1 , Dbaciitors 

E.«tabliabcd Prrslir- ; of various ' Bontan ! lErtablishcd 

Church. tcrlaiia. 1 other deno. Catholica ' i Church. 

1 i minationa. 1 1 


1 I)u,sciUcr!< 
Pri'^hr- ] of various 
trrians. . other ilcno. 


Rom an 
Catholics. 


Total, 


Male?. . 


7 i 25 ' 3 : 102 i 137 2 


i 


q 






Females, 


2 [ 12 j - 1 73 i 87 . 


1 ' 


9 


10 


97 


Total, . 


9 ; 37 1 3 175 i 224 . -2 


‘ ! ■ 


a 


.4 


238 



\UII. 



Table showing the Amount and Nature of Grants paid and Grouts awarded to National 
Schools, duringthc year 1847. 



1 Grants Paid in 1847. 


Grants Awarded in 1847. 


Towards f v- 

Building and I 
Funilsbinj uew 1 
Schools. 1 


r and .ttnnunt of 
Roitniaices sold 
educed Prieeu. 


Number and Value of 
Free Grants of Boi.tei 
and Sidiool Bequialtes. 


Number of Teachers, 
and Amount nf dalarles 
Paid tu them. 


Nomhorauil Amount 
of Uraiim tvrarded 
tnirarils Buildiiigond 
Fumishin; new Sehouls 


rliteof ealarlrt craiiti^ our. 
tnetbeTrartii ttirTLOcber. 
ol >'«w Schools, to .assist. 
aou. Worlaiiktr«isci<,uud 


Amonnt. 


Amount. 


No- of 

QrauB.1 Valne. 

1 


Amount. 




Anaount, 


No. of ■ 

Teaehen.' Amount. 


£ s. tf.i 

4,015 12 0| 4,090 


£ s. <f. 
4,124 13 8 


] £ s. 
1718.5,532 15 9 


1 £ s. rf. 
4,38350,391 19 5 
1 


39 


£ s. d. 
•2,594 10 10 


\ £ s. d. 
359 3,211 0 0 



Appendix VII. 

Number of Teachers 
trained in 1847. 



Appesdix VIII. 

Amount and Nature 
of Grants paid and 
awarded to Schools 
in 1647. 



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Appekdix IX. 

Charter of Incorpo- 
ration. 



22 -ITPE^'DIS TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COiDiISSIOXERS 



IX. 

Ch-vrter of I^■coRPonATIO^' grauted by Her Majesty to the Board of National Education 
in Irokud. 

VICTOllIA, bv tbe Grace oF God of tlie United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, 
Defender of tbe Faith, and so forth, To ail to whom these presents shall come, greeting. \\‘iiereas, in 
order to promote the welfare, by proridingfor the Education of the Poor of Ireland, it is e.\pedient that 
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, should be invested with the powers and privileges 
hereinafter contained. Ksow TE tnEREFORE, that We, of our special grace, certain knowledge, and 
mere motion, by and witb tbe advice and consent of our right trusty and well-beloved Councillor 
William Lord Hetteskcby, Knight Grand Cross of the most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, 
our Lieutenant-General aud General Governor of Ireland, aud according to the tenor of our letter, 
under our Privy Signet aud Royal Sign Manual, bearing date at our court at Saint James’, the 
Seventh day of August, One Thousand Eight Hundi-cd and Forty-five, in the >anth Year of our 
Reign, and now enrolled in the Rolls of our High Court of Chancery in Ireland, have granted, 
constituted, and declared, and by these Presents for Us, our Heirs and Successors, Y'e do grant, 
constitute, and declare, that the Most Reverend Father in God, our right trusty and right entirely 
beloved Cousin and Councillor, RtcHAUD, Archbishop op Dublin', Primate of Ii-eland, our trusty and 
well-beloved the Most Reverend Arclibishop Daniel JIurrat, oui* trusty and well-heloved Fran'O 
SadIiIER, Doctor in Divluity, Provost of Trimty College, Dublin, our right trusty and well-beloved 
Councillor, AsTHosyPacHARD Blare, our trustyand well-beloved Robert Holmes, Esquire, Barrister- 
at-law, our right trusty and well-beloved Councillor, Sir Patrick Bellew, Baronet, our trusty and 
well-beloved Richard Wilson Gkee.s’e, Esqmre, our Solicitor-General in that part of our said United 
Kingdom, called Ii'claud, our trusty and well-beloved, PooleySiiouldiiaai Henry, Doctor in Divinity, 
our trusty and well-beloved, John Rjchaud Corballis, Esquire, one of our Counsel-at-!aw, our trusty 
and well-beloved Aley.vn'DER Macdosnell, Esquu-c, and our trasty and well-beloved Charles 
William Fitzgerald, commonly called the Marquess op Kildare, Commissioners of National 
Education in Ireland, and all aud every other person and persons wlio shall from time to time be 
appointed Conmiissioners of National Education in Ireland, by the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief 
Governor or Governors of Ireland for the time being (the said Commissioners, and all and every other 
person and persons so appointed by tbe Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of 
Ireland for the time being, to be removable at bis or their pleasui’e), shall he for ever hereafter, one 
Body Corporate and Politic in deed aud in name ; and that the said Body Corporate shall be called 
" The CoMiHimioHers of National Education in Ireland,” and them by the name of “ Commissioners of 
National Education in Ireland f into one Body Corporate and Politic, in deed, fact, and name for 
ever. We do for us, our Heirs and Successors, erect, constitute, establish, confirm and declare, by 
these Presents, and We do for ns, our Heirs and Successors, grant and declare that by tbe same name 
of •' The Commissioners of National Education in Ireland,” they shall have perpetual succession ; and 
that they and their Successors, by that name, from time to time, and at all times hereafter, shall be 
able and capable in law, without our Licence in Mortmain, to have, take, pui-chnse, receive, bold, 
enjoy, and retain to them and their successors in fee aud perpetuity, any manore, lands, tenements, 
rents, annuities, privileges, liberties, possessions and hereditaments of what kind, nature, or quality 
soever in Ireland, not exceeding in the whole the clear yeai-ly value of Forty Thousand Pounds 
Sterling. And moreover to purchase and acquire any goods and chattels whatsoever ; and also to 
take and receive any sum or sums of money, or any manner or portion of goods and chattels that shall 
to them be given, granted, devised, or bequeathed by any person or persons, Bodies Corporate and 
Politic, capable to make a gift or devise tliereof, and therewith and thereout to erect, maintain, and 
support in all places of that part of our said United Kingdom called Ireland, where they shall deem 
the same to be most necessary and convenient, such and as many Schools as they shall think proper. 
And also, to give, grant, alien, assign, and dispose of any manors, lands, tenements, rents, hereditaments, 
goods and chattels, and to do and execute all and singular other matters, and things necessarily 
relating thereunto. And also, to give and grant any Lease or Leases of any lands or tenements 
belonging to, or which may hereafter belong to, the said Body Corporate and Politic, for any term 
not exceeding three lives, or Thirty-one years : Provided, that any such alienation, and that every 
such Lease or Leases be made with the approbation of the major part of the Members of the said 
Body Corporate then present, (such major part being at least three in number,) and every Lease so to 
be made shall be of lands in possession and not in reversion. And We do also for us, our Heirs, and 
Successors, ^ve aud grant unto every subject or subjects whatsoever, of us, our Heirs, and Successors, 
whether incorporated or not incorporated, special licence, power, faculty, and authority to give, grant, 
sell, alien, assign, dispose, or bequeath unto the said Commissioners of National Education in L-eland, 
and their Successors, for the use and benefit of them, and their Successors, any manors, lands, tenements, 
rents, privileges, liberties, possessions and hereditaments of what nature or kind soever, within that 
part of our said United Kingdom called Ireland, so as the same do not exceed in the whole the 
clear yearly sum of Forty Thousand Pounds sterling ; and that the said Body Corporate and their 
Successors, by the name of “ The Co7mnissioner3 of National Education »n Ireland,” shall and may 
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any Courts and places, and before any Judges, Justices, Officers of us, our Heirs and Successors, in all .tVppetojs: IX. 
and singular actions, pleas, suits, plaints, matters, and denmnds, of what kind oi‘ quality soever, they 
shall be in the same manner and form, and as fully and amply as any of our subjects of our realm may Incorpo- 

or can do, sue or be sued, plead or be impleaded, answer or be answered unto, defend or be defended. 

Axd that the said Body Corporate shall aud may have and use a common Seal for the affairs and 
business of National Education in Ireland ; and that it shall and may be lawful for the said body 
Corporate and their successors, the same Seal from time to time to change, alter, or make new, as to 
them shall seem proper. Axn We do hereby lor us, our Heirs, and Successors, ordain, declare, and 
direct, that whenever the said Commissioners, or either, or any of them, or any other person or 
persons to be appointed in the place or in succession to them, or any of them, shall by death, 
resignation, removal, or otherwise, cease to be a Commissioner or Commissioners of National 
Education in Ireland, then and in every such case it shall and may be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant, 
or other Chief Governor or Governore of Ireland for the time being, by Warrant mider Hand and 
Seal, to appoint one other person in the place and stead of any such person so ceasing to he such 
Commissiouer respectively, and any such person so to be appointed shall accordingly be and become 
one of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, and Member of the Corporation hereby 
constituted. And We do hereby for us, our Heirs, and Successors, grant, declare, and appoint that it 
shall and may be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor or Governors of L-eland for 
the time being, if it shall appear fit to him or them, respectively, to increase the number of the 
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland: Provided, however, that the whole nuntber of persons 
intended by virtue of these Presents to be incorpoi-ated, os .aforesaid, do not at any time exceed 
fifteen, but may consist of any less number. Lastly, Wc Jo by these Presents, for us, our Heirs and 
Successors, grant unto the sdd Body Corporate, by the naaie of “ The Coiiimi»x>iiHers of yalional 
Education in Ireland," and to their Successors, that these our Letters Patent, or the enrolment hereof 
shall be in anrl by all things gootl, firm, valid, sufficient, and effectual in the Law, according to the 
true intent and meaning thereof, and shall bo taken, construed, and adjudged, in the most favourable 
and beneficial sense, for the best advantage of the said Body Corporate and their Successors as well 
in all Coui-ts of Records as elsewhere, and by all and singular the Officers aud Ministers whomsoever 
and ■wheresoever of us, our Heirs and Successors: Provided always that these our letters patent be 
enrolled in our High Court of Chancery in Ireland, within the space of Six Calendar Slonths, next 
ensuing the date hereof. — In Witness whereof We have caused these our Letters to be made Patent. 

WiLLUii Baron Hettesdory, our Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland, at 
Dublin, the Twenty-sixth day of August, in the Ninth Year of our Reign. 

For C. FITZSIMON, Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, 

DAVID SHERLOCK, Deputy. 

Enrolled in the Office of the Rolls of Her Majesty's High Court of Chancery in Ireland, the First 
day of September, One Thousand Eight Hundred aud Forty-five. 

WILLIAM WEBB, D.K.It. 

Entered and Examined by 

GEORGE HATCHELL, aerk Rolls. 

Note — Since the date of the Charter, Rodekt Holmes, Esquire, has retired from the Comraission, and the 
following Members have been added to ihe Board : — The Right Honourable -Maziere Bradv, Lord Chancellor ; 

T. N. Eedingtow, Esquire, Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant; Robert Andrews, Esquire, LL.O.j 
Assistant Barrister for the County of Louth ; aud James Giasos, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law. 



Appesdix X. 

Rules and Regulations of the Commissioners of N.ational Education, aud Directions ruUs an'dR’egula- 
for making Appucation for Aid totvards the Building of School-houses, or for tions. ^ 
the Support of Schools. 

1. — The Commissioners grant aid towards the Building and Support of Schools of two classes 
Elementary Schools and Schools of Industry ; but they can grant aid only to a limited number of the 
latter, and these must be at certain distances from each other. It is an indispensable condition for 
aid towards a School of Industry, that a Work-room shall be annexed to it, if it be situated in a Citv 
or Town; and if It be a Country or Rural School, that a certain quantity of land shall be pi’ovideS 
for Garden Cultui’e. 

It is, however, for the Patrons of each National School to determine -whether they will moke Agri- 
cultural or other industrial instruction part of the Education which it affords. It is for the Commis- 
sioners to do what they can in aid of their eSbrts, by having the teachers taught the principles and 
practice of improved Agriculture during their Trmning Course, and by receianng Agricultural Pupils 
at the Model Farm, Glasnevin. The Commissioners consider Schools for Females as of the cl.oss of 
Eiementaiy Schools; but they requii-e that instruction he there given in Sewing, Knitting, and. otlier 
works suited to Females. 

II . — As to Gofe?wnent of Schools with respect to Attendance and Religious Instruction. 

1- The ordinary School business, during which all children, of whatever denomination they may 
be, are required to attend, is to embrace a specified number of hours each day. 



Government of 
Schools : Attendance 
and Religious In* 
struction. 




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2. ’’ Opportunities are to be nftbrJod to the Cliildreu of each School for receiviug such religious 
Lnstructiou as their parents or guardians approve of. 

3. The Patrons of the soieral Schools have the right of apjjointing such religious instruction as 
thev may think proper to be given therein, provided that each Sclwol be open to Children of all 
communions ; that duo regiU'J be had to paremal right and authority ; that, accordingly, no child be 
vumjJi:Ucd to receive, or to be present at, any religious instruction to which his parents or guardians 
object ; and tliat the time for giving it be so fixed, that no cliild shall be thereby, in effect, excluded, 
diicctlv or indirectly, from the other advantages which the School aBbrds. Subject to this, religious 
instruction inav be given cither during the fixed Sciiool hours or otherwise. 

4. Ill Schools, towards the huilding of which the Commissioners have contributed, and which are, 
therefore, vested in I'riislees I'ur the purposes of National Education, or, which are vested in the 
Commissioners in their Corporate capacity, such pastors or other pei-sons as shall be approved of by 
the parents or guardians of the Children respectively, shall have access to them ht the School-room, 
for the pui'pose of giving tliem religious instruction there, at convenient limes to be appointed for 
that purpose, whether those pastors or pei-sons shall have signed the original application or otherwise. 

0 . Ill Schools XOT VESTED, but which receive aid only by way of Salary and Books, it is fur the 
Patrons to determine whether religious instruction shall he given in the School-room or not; but if 
they do not allow it in the School-room, the Children whose jiai-enls or guardians so desire, must be 
allowed to absent themselves from the school, at reasonable times, for the pui'poae of receiving such 
iustructiou else'vueiuj. 

6. 'j'he reading of the Scriptures, eiihei- in the Protestant Authorized or Douay Version, as well as 
the teaching of Catechisms, comes within the rule as to religious instruction. 

7. The rule as to religious instruction applies to Public Prayer and to all other religious exercises. 

8. The Commissionei-s do not insist on the Scripture Lessons being read in any of the National 
Schtiols, nor do they allow them to be read during the time of secular or literai'y instruction, in any 
Sciiool attended by Children, whose parents or guardians object to their being so read. In such case 
the Commissioners prohibit the use of them, except at the times of religious instruotiou, when the 
persons giving it may use these Lessons, or not, as they think proper. 

9. Whatever arruiigenient is made in any School i'or giving religious instruction, must he ptillicl^ 
noii/itd in the Sehool-room, in order that those Children, and those ordy, may be present whose 
patents or guardians allow them. 

10. If any other books tlmn the Holy Scriptures, or the standard books of the Church to which 
the Children using them belong, are employed in oominuulcating religious instruotiou, the title of 
each is to he made known to the Coniniissioiiei's. 

1 1. The use of the books jiuhli-shed by the Commissioners is not compulsory ; but the titles of all 
other books which the Conductors of Schools intend for the ordinary School business, are to be 
reported to the Commissioners ; and none are to be used to which tliey object ; hut they prohibit such 
only as may appear to them to contiun matter objcccionablc iu itself, or objectionable i'or co»i/«o« 
instruction, as peculiarly belonging to some particular religioms denomiuation. 

12. A Registry is to be kejit in each School of the daily attendance of the Scholars, and the average 
attendance, according to the Form furnished by the Commissioners. 



III. — Miscellaneoifs. 



1. It is the earnest wish of Her Jlajesty’s Government, and of the Commissioners, that the Clergy 
and Laity of the different religious deuomluatious in the country should co-operate with oue another 
in couduettng National Schools. 

2. When any School is received by the Commissioners into connexion with them, the inscription 
“ National Sciiool,” and vo other, shall be put up conspicuously on the School-house ; and when 
a School-house is built, partly by aid from them, a stone is to be introduced into the wall haring that 
inscription cut upon it. 

3. The Commissioners require that no use shall be made of the School-rooms for any purpose 
tending to contention, such as the holding or political meetikgs is them, or bringing into them 
political petitions or documents of any kind for signature. 

4. The Commissioners require that the National School-rooms shall not be converted into places 
of PDBLIC WOESIIIP. 

5. The Commissioners require the School-rooms to be used jnirposes of Education; 

and any breach of this rule will be held to be a violation of the principles of the National Education 
System. 

*6. The Commissioners require that the principles of the following Lesson, or of a Lesson of a similar 
import, be strictly inculcated in all Schools admitted into eonnesion with the Board, and that a copy 
of the Lesson itself he hung up in each School. 



Christians should endeavour, as the Apostle Paul commands them, to “live peaceably with all men,” (Rom. 
ch. xii. V. 17,) even with those of a different religions persuasion. 

Our Saviour, Clirist, commanded his disciples to “love oue another.” He taught tliem to love even their 
enemies, to bless tliose tliat cni'sed tbeio, aud to pray tor those who persecuted them. He himscli prayed 
for his murderers. 

Many men hold erroneous Doctrines, but we ought not to hate or persecute them. We ought to seek for 
the truth, and to hold fast what we ate convinced is the truth ; but not to treat harshly tliosc who are in 
error. Jesus Christ did not intend ids religion to be forced on men by violent means. He would not allow 
Ills disciples to fight for him. 

If any persons treat us unkindly, wemustnot do the same to them; for Christ and his apostles have taught 
us not to return evil for evil. If wo would obey Clirist, we must do to others, not as they do to us, but as 
we would wish them to do to us. 

Quarrelling with our neighbours and abusing them, is not the way to convince them that we are in the 
rigid and they iu the wrong. It is more likely to convince them that we have not a Christian spirit. 

We ought to show ourselves followers of Christ, who, “when he was reviled, reviled not again," (1 Pet. 
cli. ii. T. 33,) by behaving gently aud kindly to every one. 



7. The Commissioners regard the attendance of any of their Teachers at Meetings held for 
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incompatible tv-itli tlie performance of tbeir duties, and as a violation of rule wliicL will render them 
liable to dismissal. 

S. Sliouid the Commissioners consider any Teacher eniployed in a School under the Board unfit for 
his office, or otherwise objectionable, they require that he be dismissed and auother provided. Te.achers 
are also Liable to be fined or suspended, at ail times, when the Commissioners shall deem it necessary 
on sufficient cause being shown. 

9. Tlie Commissioners by themselves, or their Officers, are to be allowed to vdsit and examine the 
Schools wheuever they think tit. Those who visit on the part of the Commissioners are ftirnished 
w ith credentials under their seal. 



IV . — Inspedion oJ'Schooh. 

1. ADMISSIOS OF miTOBS. 

1. The Public generally must have free access to every National School, during the hours devoted 
to secular instruction, — not to take part in the ordinary Business, uor to interrupt it, but, as Visitore, 
to observe how it is conducted. 

2. Everv Teacher of a National School is to receive courteously Visitors of all denoniinotions, to 
afford them free access to the School-room, and full liberty to observe what books are in the hands of 
the Children, or upoa the desks ; what tablets are hiing upon the walls, and what is the method of 
teaching ; but they are by no means required to permit any jierson to interrupt the business of the 
School, by .asking questious of Children, examining classes, calling for papers of any kind, or, in any 
other wav, diverting the attention of either Teachers or Scholars from their usual business. 

3. Slumld aiiv Visitors wish for informatitut which tliey cannot obtain by such an inspection, it 
is the (Intv of ilie Teachers to refer them to the Patrons or Managers of the School for it. 

4. Everv Teacher is required to have his \’isitors’ or Daily Report Book lying upon his desk, that 
Visitors uKiy, if they choose, enter remarks in it. Such remarks as may be made, the Teachers are 
hv no means to alter or erase ; and the Inspector of the district is required to transmit to tlie Com- 
missioners copies of such remarks as he may deem of sufficient importance to be made known to them. 

5. As the religious itistruction of the Cliildren is under the control of the Clergyman or L.ay person 
communicating it with the approbation of their parents, the Commissioners can give no liberty to any 
otber Visitor, whether Clergyman or Layman, to interfere therewith. 



2. IXSPECTION BT TOE COSIMI5SIOSEHS OB THEIR OFFICERS. 

1. The Commissioners do not take the control or regtilation of any School, except their own 
Model Schools, directly into their own liands, but leave all Schools aided by them under the authority 
of the Local Conductors. The Inspectors, therefore, are not to give direct orders, as on the part of 
the Board, respecting auy necessary regulations, but to point out such regulations to the conductors 
of the School that Iheij may give iBe requisite orders. 

2. The Corombsioners require that every National School be inspected by the Inspector of the 

at Ica-st three times ill each year. 

3. The District Inspector on each inspection, is to communicate with the Patron or Correspondent, 
for the purpose of affording information coneerniug the general state of the School, and pointing out 
such violations of rule, or defects, if any, as he may Imve observed; and be is to make such sug- 
gestions as he may deem necessary. 

4. He is to examine the Visitors’ Book, or Daily Report Book, and to transmit to the Commis- 
sioners copies of any observations made therein wliich he may consider to be of importance. 

5. He is not to make any observation in the Book, except the date of Lis visit, the time occupied 
in the inspection of the School, showing the precise time at which it commenced, auJ the precise time 
at which it terminated ; and also the number of Seholare present. 

(3. Upon ordin.-u-y occasions, lie is not to give any intimation of his intended visit ; but during the 
middle term of the year, from 1st of May to the 3lst of August, when the iiispectiou is to be public, 
he is to make such previous arraiigemeuts with the Local Managers, as will fai-ilitate the attendance of 
the parents of the Children, and other persons interested in the welfare of the Schools. 

7. He is to report to the Commissioners the result of each visit, ami to use even- means to obtain 

accurate information us to the discipliue, management, and methods of inslructiou pm-sued in the 
School. . . , 1 /• 

8. He is to examine all the classes in succession, in their different branches ot study, so as to 
enable him to a-scertain the degree and efficiency of the instruction imparted. 

9. He is to examine the Class Rolls, Register, and Dally Report Book; and to report with 
accuracy what is the actual number of Children rcceivlug iustruction at the School, and what is the 
daily average attendance. 

10. He is to receive a monthly Report from the Teacher of etich School, and also to make one 
quarterly himself to the Commissioners in addition to his ordinary Report upon the School after 
each visit. 

11. He is also to supply the Commissioners with such local information as they may from ttrac to 
time require from him, and to act as their agent in all matters in which tliev may employ him ; but 
he is not invested with authority to decide upon any question affecting a National School, or the 
general business of the Commissioners without their directiou. 

12. When applications for aid are referred to the District Inspector, he is to communicate with the 
applicant so as to insure an interview, and also with the Ciergyracn of the different denominations in 
the ueighbom-hood, with the view of ascertaining their sentiments on the case, and whether they have 
anv, and what, objections thereto. He is also to communicate i>ersonally, if necessary, with any other 
individuals in the neighbourhood. 

13. - The District luspector is to avoid all discussions of a religious or political nature ; he is to 
exhibit a courteous and conciliatory demeanour towards all persons with whom he is to communicate, 
and to pursue such a line of conduct as will tend to uphold the just influence and authority Loth of 
Managers and Teachers. 



ArPESDix X. 

Buies and Itegula- 
tions. 



Inspection of 
Schools. 



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Buies and Eegula- 
lioiis. 

Appointment, Con- 
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V. — As to Apj}ointment, Conduct of Teachers, 

1. The appointment of Teadiers rests ■with the Local Patrons and Committees of Schools ; hut 
the Commissioners are to be satisfied with the fitness of each, both as to character and general qualifi- 
cation. He should be a person of Christian sentiment, of calm temper, and discretion ; he should be 
imbued with a spirit of pence, of obedience to the law, and of loyalty to bis Sorereign; he should not 
only possess the art of communicating knowledge, but be capable of moulding the mind of youth, and 
of giving to the power which education confers, a useful direction. These are the qualities for which 
Patrons of Schools, when making choice of Teachers, should anxiously look. They are those which 
the Commissioners are anxious to find, to encourage, and to reward. 

2. The Commissioners have provided a Normal Establishment in Marlborough-street, Dublin, for 
training Teachers, and educating persons who are intended to undertake the charge of Schools ; and 
they do not sanction the appointment of a Teaclier to any School, unless he shall have been previously 
trained at the Normal Establishinent ; or shall have been pronounced duly qualified by the Inspector 
of the District in which the School is situated. 

3. Teachers selected by the Commissioners for admission to the Normal Establishment, must pro- 
duce a Certificate of good character fi'om the officiating Clergyman of the communion to which they 
belong ; aud must pass tiirough an examination in the Books published by the Commissioners. They 
are to be hoarded and lodged at the establishments provided by the Board for the purpose, in Dublin, 
and at Glasnevin, in the immediate neighbourhood of Dublin, to which latter an Agricultural 
department is attached. They are to receive religious insti'uction from their respective Pastors, who 
attend on Tuesdays at the Normal Establishment ; .and on Sundays they are required to attend their 
respective places of Worship ; and a vigilant superintendence is at all times exercised over their moral 
conduct. 

4. They are to attend upon five days in the week at the Training and Model Schools, where lectures 
are delivered on different branches of knowledge, and where they are practised in the art of Teaching. 
They are to receive instruction in Agriculture daily ; and they attend on Saturdays at the Farm at 
Glasnevin, which is conducted under the direction of the Commissioners, and where they see theory 
reduced to practice. They undergo a fiual e.xamination at the close of their course, aud each will 
then receive a certificate according to his deserts. . The course of training at present occupies a period 
of four months and a half, and for a considerable time previous to their being summoned, they ai-e 
required to prepai-e themselves for the course. 

5. Teachers of Schools unconnected with the National Board, if properly recommended, axe also 
admitted to attend the Normal Establishment, as day pupils, without any charge for tuition ; but sucb 
persons maintain themselves at their own expense. 

6. The Commissioners grant Salai-ies to Teachers of National Schools at tbe following rates, sub- 
ject to the anne.ved regulations : — 



First Class, 


1st Division, 


£30 


£24 








Second Class, 














Third Class, 




£16 


. £13 






,. 12 














Mistresses to teach Needlework, 




. £6 



£24 per Annum. 



7. Masters of Agricultural Mode! Schools, with farms of eignt or ten acres annexed, i 
petent to conduct both the Literary and Agricultural departments, are to receive £10 per Annum, 
in addition to the Salary of tbe Class in which they may be placed. 

8. Masters of National Schools, with a small portion of land annexed, consisting of from two to 
three aci-es, for the purpose of affording Agricultural instruction, will receive £5 per Annum, in 
addition to the Salary of their Class, provided they are competent to conduct both the Literaiy and 
Agricultural departments, and that the Commissioners shall have previously approved of Agriculture 
being taught in the School. 

9. All newly appointed Teachers, who have not previously conducted National Schools, are con- 
sidered 0.5 Pi-obationers, and must remain as such for at least one year, at the expiration of which time 
they trill be eligible for classification, and may be promoted, even before being trained, to any Class 
except the First : if placed in a higher Class, they will receive the full amount of Salary to tchich 
they may become entitled, from the commencement of the secondyear of their seir.ice under the £o>n d. 

10. All Teachers must reranin at least one year in a lower division of any Class, before they are 
eligible for promotion to a higher division ; and they must remain two years in a lower Class before 
they are eligible for promotion to a higher Class. 

11. This Regulation does not apply to Probationary Teachers, nor to Teachers who may be pro- 
moted on the recommendation of the Professors at the termination of the com'se of Iraining. 

12. None but Teachers trained at the Normal School of the Commissioners are eligible for promo- 
tion to any division of the First Class, aud only upon tbe recommendation of the Professors, at the 
termination of the course of training, or of a Board of Inspectors. 

13. Examinations are to be held, at specified times, by tiie Inspectors, with the view of promoting 
meritorious Teachers, or of depressing others, who may have conducted themselves improperly, or 
in whose Schools the attendance has considerably decreased. 

14. The Commissioners will not grant Salary to an Assistant Teacher, or to a Teacher of Needle- 
work, unless they are satisfied that the appointment is necessary; and such Teachers, even though they 
may be classed, will not be paid any higher rate of Salary than the amount awarded to them as 
Assistant Teachers, or Teachers of Needlework, until promoted to the rank of principal Teacher, with 
the sanction of the Commissioners. 

15. The Commissioners have determined upon a course of study for each Class, in which the 
Teachers are to be examined as a test of their fitness for promotion ; but their general conduct, the 
condirion of their respective Schools, their method of conducting them, and the daily average attend- 
ance of pupils, will also be taken into consideration. 



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16. The Comniissioners require that a further income be secured to the Teacher, either hv local 

bubso-jption or School-fees, to such amount in each case as they may direct ; and the Commissioners 
also require that the payments made by tlie Children shall not be diminished iu consetiuence of anv 
increase of Salary which may be awards to the Teacher. ‘ ^ 

17. In Schools 000515111)5 of JIale and Female Children, occupving- the same room, under the care 

of one Ma e Teacher, the Commissioners grant a Salary- not exce^ing .Cd per annum to a Teacher of 
^eedlework, provided the average daily attendance of Children be sufficiently large to warrant the 
Commissioners in so doing. ° 

IS. In Schools attended by Female Children only, under the care of a Female Teacher such 
Teacher must be competent to conduct the Needlework, as well as the Literary Department. ’ 

19. The Commissioners also grant Salaries to Assistant Literary Teachers, not more than £10 per 

annum to Master, and £9 per annum to Mistress, in all Schools where, in their opinion the d^y 
average attendance is so large as to render additional Teachers necessary. ^ 

20. Saliwies are granted by the Commissioners to the Teachers itidiciduaUii. No new Teacher 
therefore, is lo receive a Salary from them unless they have first approved of him : the amount is 
regulated by the Class in which he may be placed. 

21_. The Commissioners also award Salaries, at the following rates, to foui- Male and two Female 
Monitors in each District. These are selected by the Inspector from among the best pupils in the 

National Schools : ^ 

For the 1st Year £ 4 , 

„ 2 nd do., 

„ 3rd do., 

„ - 1 th do., £ 7 . 

22. The Commissioners also award Premiums to the Masters and IDstresses of National Schools 
who are most distinguished by the order, neatness, and cleaniiriess observable in themselves, their 

pupils, and iu the school-houses, at the following rates : 

The sum £10 to be allocated to each of the School Disti-icts, to be divided into six premiums. 

One of £3; one of £2; two of £1 10s. each, £3; two of £! each, £2. 



Appendix X. 

Rules and Re^ula* 
tions. 



_ 1. The Commissioners fiirntsh gratuitously to each School a first Stock of School-books, in propor- 
tion to the attendance of Children, which is renewed at tlie end of everv four yeax-s. They are to 
DC kept as a School Stock, for which the Master or Mistress is held responsible, and they are ou no 
account to be taken out of the School. The Commissioners also supply Books from time to time for 
the general use ot the Cluldi'en, and School Requisites, such as paper,' slates, quills, &c., at reduced 
rates. 1 ’ 3 

2 . The Funds of the Commissioners do not enable them to give a Free Stock sufficiently large for 

the entire wants of the School. It consists chiefly of Books and Lessons suited to the Junior Classes 
viz. Spelling and Reading Tablets, First, Second, and Third Books, Grammars Arithmetics Copy 
Lines, and -Arithmetical Tablets, also a Register and Report Book. The more advanced Lesson Books 
JIaps, Slates, Pencils, and Stationery are to be purchased at the reduced rates. ’ 

3. When Books, &c., purchased from the Commissioners at the reduced price, are sold to the children 

attending a National School, it is directed that in no case shall any advance be made ou these prices; 
and the District Inspectors have instructions to inquire into, and report upon, any infraction of this 
rule. ’’ 

4. _ Boolis are supplied to Schools for the poor, not in connexion with the National Board, upon 
special appbcation, at prices considerably lower than those at which they are sold to the public. 



\ II.— Building. 

1. Before any grant is made towards Building a School-house, the Commissioners are to be satisfied 
that a necessity exists for such a School, that an eligible site bas been procured, that a satisfactoiy 
Lease of the site wOl be executed to the Commissioners in their Corporate capacity ; and that the 
applicant parties are prepared to raise, by local contribution, at least one-third of the whole sum which 
the Commissioners deem necessary for the erection of the House, proiiding Furniture, &c. 

2. If the proposed site be for a School in a Rural District, and be witlun three statute miles of a 
School-house, towards the erection of which the Commissioners have contributed aid, no grant can 
be made. 

3. Although the Commissioners do not absolutely refuse aid towards the erection of School-houses 
on groimd connected with a place of Worship, yet they much prefer having them erected ou ground 
which is not so connected, where it can be obtained ; they therefore require that, before Church, 

Chapel, or Meeting-house ground be selected as the site of a School-house, ifri'cf iuquiry he made 
whether another convenient site can be obtained, and that the result aliall be stated to them. 

4. The School premises must be vested in the Commissioners, at a nominal rent, and for such term, 
under the circumstances, as they may deem necessary. 

5. The Commissioners will keep in repair the School-house and Furniture, where the premises are 
vested in them in their Corporate capacity. 

6 . When grants are voted towards the BuUding, lic., of a School-house, the conveyance must be 
duly executed before the works are commenced. 

7 - No grant can be made until the District Inspector shall have reported upon oil the circumstances 
of the case. 

8 . The Commissioners determine, from the information afforded them, the dimensbns of the oronosed 
Building. 

9 . The Commissioners eamot in any case pay more than two-thirds of the sum which they may 
deem necessary for the erection of the School-house (including Furniture, &c.); and they invariablv 
require that the remaining one-third, at least, shall he locally provided for. 

10. The cost of the House, ike., is determined by the number of Children which it is intended to 
accommodate, allowing an area of six square feet for each child. 

Example . — A School-house capable of accommodating one hundred Children should eontcun not 
less than an area of six hundred square feet, and should be 10 feet high to the waU-plate. 

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Rules and Regnla* 
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Form of Lease. 



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11. The Commissioners furnish instructions as to the Plan and Specification, to svhich the parties 
receivini; aid are bound strictly to adhere. _ i* t. 

1" The Commissioners do not coutribute to the ornamenting of School-houses, but merely to such 
exncnditure as niav be necessary for having the Ciiildren accommodated m plain, substantial buildm|s. 
If buildings of another description be preferred, the whole of the extra expense must be provided by 

Commissioners do not contribute towards the expense of erecting Residences for theTeachers, 
except in the case of a District Model School. . , . „ , _ , . ^ 

1-1. The House, Furniture, &c., must be completed, the Teacher or Teachers appointed, and the 

School in operation, before the grants can he paid. , , . z-., 

15 The whole of the works must be completed within twelve months from the date of the execution 
of the Lease (unless bv special permission), or the grants will be forfeited. 

16. The Commissioners do not make advances or instalments ot their grants. 

17. Previous to the payment of the grants, a Cenificate, according to a Form furnished, must he 
forwarded to the Commislioners, stating that the School-house, Furniture, &c.,_ have l«en conipleted 
in a satisfactory and workmanUke manner, and built according to the dimensions and direchons set 
forth in the Plan and Specification. This Certificate to be signed bv the Manager, and by the Con- 
tractor The work to he approved of by the Inspectors of the District, or by any other person 
authorized bv the Commissioners or the Government to examine it ; and if a question i^ise as to the 
expenditure 'incurred, the accounts must be submitted to any audit which may he deemed necessary. 

18. The Commissioners do not make grants to purchase School-houses, nor to purchase, alter, or 
furnish other Houses, for the pm-pose of being converted into School-houses. 



Present Form of Lease to iho Commissioners of National Education, in their Corporate capacity. 

THIS INDENTURE made the day of 18 , in the year of 

our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and BETWEEN 

of the first part ; i 

of the second part ; and THE Cojdussionees op National Education in Ireland, of the third 
cart Wheueas the said Commissioners, by Her Majesty’s Royal Charter, bearing date the 26th 
dayoFAuo-ust, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-five, have been 
incorporated, and arc by said Charter empowered to take and hold lands as therem mentioned. 
WHEREAS the Education of the Poor of Ireland has been heretofore, and is now, carried on by the 
said Commissioners, on the principle of avoiding all interference whatsoever with conscientious scru- 
ples on the score of religion, and accordingly, the Schools under their control are open alike to 
Cluldi-en of all reli^-lous denominations ; and no Child is required to be present at any religious 
insrruction or exercise of which his Parents or Guardians may disapprove, and opportunities are 
afforded to all Children to receive separately at particular periods, to be specified m the rules ol each 
School, such religious instruction as their Parents or Guardians approve of. And where.vs the 
mana^-enient of such Schools belongs to the respective local Patrons thereof, who hare the power of 
appointin'!- and of removing the Teachers, subject to the approbation of the said Commissionere. 
And whereas the said desirous that a National School, to be 

National School, should be established on the pnnciples aforesaid, on the 

lot of ground hereinafter demised; and the said . 

Lave been nominated as Patrons of the said intended National School, aud have been approved of 
by the said Commissioners. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the said 

in order to promote the said object, granted and demised, and by these 
presents grant and demise unto the said Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, all that 
lot of ground described iu the map thereof on the inai-gia of these presents delineated, situate in the 
townlandof parish of bi^ay of aud county 

(jP containing Rud bounded 

to hold the same to the said Commissioners of National Education in 



Ireland, from the day of the date of these presents, for and during 

yielding therefor during the said term, the rent of One Penny on the Feast of St. 
Michael in even- yeai-, if Tame shall be demanded. And it is hereby expressed and declared, and it 
is the true intent and meaning of these presents, and of the several and respective parties hereto, that 
each and every School to be kept and established on the premises hereby demised, shall be kept open 
for a competent number of hours in each day, at the discretion of the said Commissioners, and shall, 
during said hours, he used for moral and literary education only ; and that one day in each week, or 
part of a day in the week, independently of Sunday, shall be set apart for the religious instruction of 
the Children, on. which day or part of a day, such Pastors or other persons as may be approved of by 
the Parents or Guardians of the Children respectively shall have access to them in the School-rooiu 
for that purpose, whether those Pastors or persons shall have signed the original application or not. 
And also, that convenient opportunity be afforded to them for the same purpose on other days of the 
week, and that whex-e any course of religious instruction is to be pursued in any such School as afore- 
said, daring School-hours, to which the Parents or Guardians of any of the Children attending such 
School shall object, an arrangement shall be made for haring such instruction given to those who are 
to receive it at a stated time, or in a separate place, so that no Chilch-ea whose Parents or Guardians 
object to their being so, be compelled to receive or to be present at it. And further, that no books 
shall he used in the ordinary School business, save and except tliose which shall be reported to, and 
sanctioned by, the said Commissioners. And further, that if any other books than the holy Scriptures, 

. or the standard books of the Church to which the Children using them belong, be employed in com- 
municatinf'- religious instruction, then, and in such case, the title of each such book or books shall he 
made known to the said Commissioners. And further, _ that all the Master or Master, Teacher or 
Teachers of each and every such School for the time being, shall not only in the first instance, if the 
said Commissioners shaU see fit, before he, she, or they, shaU be so appointed, have received prerioiw 
. instruction in the General Normal Establishment in Dublin, or at one of the District Model Schools 
of the said Commissioners, and shall also have obtained from the said Commissioners, if the smd 
.•Conimissioners shall so think fit, testimonials of good conduct and general fitness, but shall be liaMe 
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said ComniissioEers shall deem it necessary, in such way and manner as they shall deem expedient, or 
see fit, upon good and siifBcient cause being shown. And furtlier, that the public of all denomina- 
tions, whether clergv or laity, shall have access to each and every such School, in the manner and 
under the restrictions particularly set forth in the Rules and Regulations of the said Commissioners, 
under the head and title of “ Inspection of Schools,” to observe how such School may be conducted. 
And that no meetings of any kind whatever be summoned, held, or convened, or permitted so to be in 
any such School-house, or in any part or room thereof, or on the premises hereby conveyed or in- 
tended so to be, save such as may relate exclusively to the business thereof; and that no petition or 
document of anv kind wliatsoever, save such as may relate exclusively to the business of the said 
School, be brought or carried into any such School-house or premises, or any part thereof, for signa- 
ture or otherwise ; and that such School -house and premises, or any part thereof, shall not be con- 
verted into a place of ]iublio worship, or used for any purpose save that of such School ; and that from 
and after tiie day of the date of these presents, every such School-house shall he kept in full and 
sufficient repair by the said Commissioners, and that local contributions shall be raised towards pay- 
ment of the Teachers’ salary of such School, after the manner set forth in the rules and regulations of 
the said Commissioners. PROVIDED ALWAYS, and it is hereby further expressed and declared 
to be the true intent and meaning of these presents, and of the several parties hereto, that in case any 
of them, the said and or any patron hereafter to be appointed, 

shall die, or be desirous of being discharged from the management of said School, or shall go or 
reside out of Ireland, or shall neglect or refuse, or become incapable to act as such Patron, it shall 
and may be lawful to and for the surviving or continuing Patron or Patrons to nominate and appoint 
a new Patron or Patrons in the room of any such Patron or Patrons, such new Patron or Patrous to 
be first approved of by the said Commissioners ; and in case such sm’viring or continuing Patron or 
Patrons shall decline, neglect, or refuse to exercise the powers of appointmeirt hereby given as afore- 
said, within six calend.-ir months after all or any of the events hereinbefore mentioned shall arise, 
liappen, or take place ; that then, and in all or any of such case or cases, it shall and may be lawful to 
and for the said Corainissionei-s to nominate and appoint such new Patron or Patrons as aforestud, for 
the mnnugement of said School. And the said liereby for and 

heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, covenant and agree to and with the said Commissioners, 
that he and they, their and his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, shall and will, ftom time to 
time, and at all times liereafter, upon the request of the said Commissioners, and at own proper 
cost and charges, do, perform, and execute all and every such further and other act and acts, deed and 
deeds, assignment, conveyance, release, and assurance in the law whatsoever, for corroborating and 
confirming these presents, as by the said Commissioners or their Counsel learned in tiie law, shall, in 
that behalf, be reasonably advised, devised, required, demanded, or directed- And the said 

covenant with the said Commissioners of National Education in 
Ireland, that the said Commissioners, paying the said rent, if demanded, shall and may peaceably and 
quietly possess and enjoy the said premises for the said term, without any disturbance from the said 
heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns. IN WITNESS 
WHEREOF, the said hereunto put hand and seal , and 

the said Commissiouers have caused their Corporate Seal to be atlixed hereto, the day and year first 
above written. 

Sig'ned, Scaled, aitd Dclicercd hi/ the said 
in the jiresence of 



VIII. — Aids to Schools prei-iousli/ established. 



1. The aid granted to Schools previously established, is limited to Salary and Books. 

2. Before such aid can be granted, the Commissioners must be satisfied that the case is deserving of 
•assistance; that there is reason to expect that the School will be efficicntlyand permanently supported; 
that some local provision will be maile in aid of the Teacher’s Salary, either by School fees or other- 
wise ; that the School-house is in good repair, and provided with a sufficient quantity of suitable 
Furniture ; that a competent Teacher has been appointed; that the School is in operation ; and that 
there is a svjlicieiit dxuly average attendance of Children. 

3. Before~the Commissioners consider any application for aid, they require, from the Inspector of the 
District, a report upon all the circumstances of the case. 

4. To entitle a School to a continuance of aid, t’ne House and Furniture must be kept in sufficient 
repair by raeaus of local contributions ; the School conducted, in all respects, in a satisfactory manner, 
and in accordance with tho regulations of the Commissioners ; and it must appear, from ihe Register 
of the School, that there is a sufficient daily average attendance of Pupils. 

2. — WOKKHonSE SCHOOLS. 

Extract from the Act for the more effectual Relief of the Destitute Poor of Ireland, 1st & 2nd 
Viet., ch. 56, see. 49 : — 

“ And be it enacted, that no order of the ConmiUsioners nor any by-law shall oblige any inmate of any work- 
“ house to atteud or be present at any reUjdons service which may he celebrated in a luode contrary to the religious 
“ principles of such Inmate, nor shidl authorize the education of any child in such workliouse iu any religious 
“ creed other than that professed by the parents or surviving parent of such child, and to which sueli parents or 
“parent shall object, or. in the case of an orphan, to which the giumlian or guardinns, ^xllathcror gojimotberof 
•“ such orphan, shall obiect : Provided also, that it shall be lawful for any regular minister of the religious per- 
■ “ suasion of any inmate of such workhouse at all times in the day. on the request of such inma te, to visit such 
“ workhouse, tbr the purpose of aflbnling religious assistance to such inmate, and also for the purpose of instruct- 
‘ ‘ big his child or children in the principles of his religion." 

Such Schools are received into connexion, and grants of Books made thereto, on condition that they 
shall be subject to inspection by the Commissioners, or their Officers, and that the provisions of the 
above enactment, in reference to religious instruction, shall be faithfully ohserved. 



ArPENTHX S. 

Rules and Regula- 
tions. 



Aid to Schools pre- 
viously established. 



Workhouse Schools, 



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Apfxkdix X. 
Rules and Regula> 

tioDs. 



Schools attached to 
Prisons. 



The CommissioEers have resolved, with the concurreuce of the Poor Law Commissioners, to award 
annual gratuities to a certain number (twent;>' Males and tweatj Females) of the Teachers of the 
Workhouse Schools, in connexion with the National Board, who shall be recommended bv the District 

Inspectors. The gratuities aa'e divided into two classes : 

f First Class, . . . Ten at £6 a-year each. 

I Second do. . , . Ten at £4 a-year each. 

( First Class, . , . Ten at £5 a-year each. 

1 Second do, ... Ten at £3 a-year each. 

3. — SCHOOLS ATTiCHED TO PMSONS. 



For Male Teachers, 

For Female Teachers, < 



Such Schools are received into connexion, upon the same general principles as the Workhouse 
Schools, and grants of Books are made thereto. 



IX. 

1. As applications for aid Itave frequently been made, in respect of expenses incurred previously 
to any communication with the Commissioners, they desh-c it to be distinctly understood, that they will 
not hold themselves bound to grant assistance in any case, unless application shall have been made to 
them in the first instance, unless such application shall have been approved of, and unless they «lm1 1 
have funds at their disposal when they come to decide upon the case, to enable them to grant the 
required aid. Applicants are therefore recommended not to incur any expense towards the payment 
of which they expect the Commissioners to conti-ibute, until the decision of the Board shall have been 
communicated to them. 

2. Applicants for assistance are not to understand that the Commissioners are bound to grant the 

full amount of aid, as set forth in the foregoing regulations, in every ease ; nor can they gi-ant any 
unless they have sufficient funds for the purpose, which depends upon the amount placed at their 
disposal by Parliament. ^ 

3. Persons desirous of obtaining assistance from the Commissioners of National Education, under 
any pf the foregoing heads, will, upon intimating to the Secretaries the nature of the aid required be 
furnished with the Forms, upon which their application must be laid before the Commissioners ’ 

4. All communications in reference to National Schools should be made by the Manager or Corres- 
pondent, The Commissioners do not correspond with Teachers. 

5. All letters should be directed as under. No communications are received which are not prepaid 

except those containing Documents sent from this office, and which are required to be returned. ^ ’ 



The Secretaries, 

Ediication Office, 

Marlhoroxigh-slreel, 

DUBLIN.' 



By Order of the Commissioners, 

Maurice Cross, 1 
James Kelly, j 



Secretaries. 



The Commissioners having found it difficult to get full and satisfactory answers to the 
Queries which have been heretofore sent to Applicants for aid towards building School 
houses, or towards paying Salaries to Teachers of Schools already established, have for 
some years abandoned that practice, and obtain the necessaiy information throuo-h the 
Inspectors of the District, who report on the Foims XL and XII. “ 



Appendix XI. 

Form of District 
Inspector’s Report 
upon Application 
for Aid towards 
Building a School- 
House. 



Al. 

Foem o» Disteiot Inspector's Report, upoa Application for Aid towards Boilding a 

SoHOOE-tioosE m tie Connty of . Nome of Pi-oposed School 

Name of Patron or Correspondent . Post-town 1 

what'Baroi^?'^ In what Townland ? la what Parish ? In 

2. State the extent of the site and its dimensions. 

3. Is it in a healthy situation? 

4. Is it to be enclosed, and how ? 

5. Is there any, and what extent of ground for agiiculturaJ purposes ? 

6. Is it a portion of Church, Chapel, or Meeting-house Yard? 

7. Is It in connemon with any Religious Establishment ? 

inqu^? m^'^y been made to procure any other site, and what has been the result of the 

1 ^“fl,distauce of the nearest Post-town, and in what direction ? 

wh.2 dite Sit., mi 

11. For what length of time does the Grantor agree to give the Lease ? 

12. Is the ground liable to any, and what Kent ? 

Children may he expected to attend the School, distinguishing Males and 
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14. Is tlie School to be under the direction of a Committee, and by wliom elected ? 

15. What amount of Local Subscription has been raised, or is likely to be raised, towards the 
erection of the house ? 

1 6. Does a necessity exist for the building of a new School-house liere ? 

17- State the names and circumstances of such Natioual, and other Schot)Is for the poor as are in 
the neighbourhood within a circuit of three miles, and what number of Children attending them? 

18. Have you consulted the Clergymen of the different denominations as to making any arrange- 
ment for giving religious instruction in the proposed School? 

1 9. State anjr other circumstances connected with this application which you may consider material 
for the information of the Commissioners, and the grounds upou which you recorammend that it should 
be entertained, or otherwise. 

20. Have you had an interview with the Patron or Correspondent of the School ? 

21 . Have you communicated personally with any other individuals on the subject, and wbat has 
been the result of your interview ? 

22. State the date of your visit. 

DtslHct Inspector of National Schools. 

MitiaicE Cross, I « , . 

James Kelly, / 



XII. 

Form or District Inspector's Report upon Application for Aid towards payment of 

Teacher’s Salaiy and for Supply of Books, &c., School, in the County 

of , Patron or Correspondent , Post-towu^ 

1. When was the School established ? In what Parish ? In what Towland ? In wbat Barony ? 

2. What is the name and distance of the nearest Post town, and in what direction ? ^ 

3. State the names of the National Schools within three miles of this Applicant School ? 

4. State the distance of each from this Applicant School. 

5. State the names of the other Schools for the poor witliin three miles of this Applicant School. 

6. State the distance of each fi-om this Applicant School. 

I. State whether the School is, or has been, in connexion witlt, or derived aid from, any other 
Society ; and if so, the name of the Society, the amount of the aid received, and whetljer that con- 
nexion will be discontinued should a grant be made. 

8. Ai-e the Patrons of the School, during its former connexion, aware that Ajiplicatlonhas been now 
made on. its behalf to the Commissiouers of Education ? If so, is it with their approbation ? 

9. If they are not aware, or do not approve, state the reasons. 

10. State whether the School-house is attached to, or erected upon, Church, Chapel, or Meeting- 

house ground. Or whether it is in connexion with any Religious Establishment; ai^, if so what is 
the nature of such connexion ? Of what materials is it built ? Is it thatched or slated ? ^ In what 
state of repaii' ? What are its dimensions ? From what funds was it erected ? Who nays the Rent 
of it? ^ 

II. Is the School-house secured by Lease or otherwise for the purpose of Education ? 

12. Are the School-rooms wholly employed for the use of the Children; if not, for what other 
purposes are they used ? 

1.3. What is the number of rooms used as School-rooms ? State the length, breadth, and height of 
each by internal meosiu-ement. Are they sufficiently ventilated and warmed ? 

14. Is any portion of the hoiise occupied by the Teacher as a residence ; and, if so, does any incon- 
venience arise therefrom? If there are any other- apartments, state their uses. 

15. How many desks and seats are tliere in the School-room or rooms ; how many Children do 
they accommodate, and of what does the other Furniture consist 2 

16. State the Christian and Surname of the present 'J’eacher or Teachers, and their ages. 

17. Have tliey received instructions in the art of teaching in any, and what Model School? 

18. What testimonials cau they produce .of fitness for then- office ? — and have you examined such 
documents ? 

19. Have they been at any time previously employed as Teachers of a N.atlonaI School ? 

20. State your opinion of the Teachers as to Iltei-ary acquirements. As to character. As to 
method of conducting the School. 

21. Have the Teachers any other occupation ? State the nature aud emoluments of it. 

22. Wh.at is the annual amount of local Funds towards payment of the Teacher’s salary and 
repairs of the School-boiise ? 

23. Do the Scholars pay any thing ? What are the rates of payment, and by whom regulated ? 

24. Are any, and what nunaber of Children admitted gratuitously, and by whose authority ? 

25. If any Teacher die or be removed, will the Patron or Committee take cai-e that such change 
be reported immediately to the Commissioners ? 

26. Is it proposed to keep a Register in the School, recording the daily attendance of the Children 

and the average attendance in each week and each quarter 2 ' 

27. Will the inscription “ National School” be put up conspicuously on the School-house ? 

28. Will the General Lesson he hung up In the School-room; or, if not, will any other, and what 
he substituted in its stead ? 

29. Will the Commissioners, by themselves or their Officers, be allowed to visit and e.xamine the 
School whenever they think fit ? 

30. Will the School be bona fide open for Children of all religious denominations ? 

31. Will access be ^ven to the public of ail denominations to visit the School, with liberty to 
inspect the Registry, witness the mode of Teaching, and see that the regulations of 'the School are 
faithfully observed, though not to interfere with the mauagement, or to inten-upt the business of the e 
School ? 

32. State the Titles of all sueli Books as are intended to he used. If those p-nblished and issued by 
the Board, state which of them. 



Appesdix XL 

Form of District In- 
spector's Report upon 
Application for Aid 
toivards Building a 
School-house. 



Appendix XII. 

Form of District In- 
spector's Report upon 
Application for Aid 
towards payment of 
Teacher's Salary, 
and for supply of 
Books, &c. 



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Apmsdix XIT. 

Form of District In- 
spector's Kepoit upon 
Application for Aid 
towards payment of 
Teacher’s Salary, 
and for Supply of 
Books, &C. 



Appendcx XIII. 

Form of Report upon 
Application for Ad- 
ditional Salary to 
Teacher and for 
Supply of Books, &c. 



33. What arrangements have been made, or are proj-yosci to be made, for the Religious Instruction 
of the Children, either in the School-house or elsewhere ? 

34. Are they such as not to interfere with or impede the secular business of the School ? 

35. Are they satisfactory to the Parents of the Children, and publicly notified ? 

36. What is the Population of the Parish, and what proportion of them are of the poorer class ? 
State any thing you cau ascertain respecting that portion of the Population of the neighbourhood, 
whose Children are likely to attend a National School. 

37. How many Children were present at the time of inspection ? How many on the Books for the 
last Six Months ? What was the average daily attcDdance for the last Sis Months ? Is any increase 
expected, and to what extent? 

38. Is the School under the direction of a Committee, and by whom chosen ? 

39. How many days in each week, and how many hours in each day, are employed in instructing 
the Children in the ordinary branches of Secular Education? State particularly at what horn the 
School commences, and when it closes. 

40. Has this applicatiou been got up by the Teacher or bis Friends, or for his benefit exclusively ? 
• 41. Have you communicated with the Clergymen of the diiferent denomiimUons in the neighbour- 
hood, with respect to this applicatiou; and have they made any, and what objections thereto? 

42. If this School be taken into connexion, is there a reasonable prospect that adequate local aid, 
in addition to what the Commissioners contribute, will bo provided for its permanent support ? 

43. State any other circumstances connected with this application you may consider material for 
the information of the Commissionei-s, and the grounds upon which you recommend it to be entertained 
or otherwise. 

44. Have yon had an interview witli the Patron or Correspondent of the School ? State the reli- 
gious denomination to which he belongs. 

45. Have you communicated, personally with any other individuals in the neighbourhood on the 
subject, and what has been the result of your interview ? 

46. State the date of your \dsit. 

District Inspector of National Schools. 



JLvtjnici: Citoss, 
J.U.U2S Kelly, 



I 

5 



Secretaries. 



XIII. 

Report upon Application for an. Additional Salary to the Teacher, and for Supply of Books, 

&c. Evening School, County of Patron or Correspondent 

Post-town . 



1 . 

2 , 

3. 

4. 

5. 



6 . 

7. 

8. 

9. 

Id. 

11 . 



IS. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 
19. 



20. 

21 . 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 



Visited on the 

When was the Evening School established ? 

During what portions of the year is it in operation ? 

Is it conducted in the National Scliool-room ? 

If not, where is it held? Is the locality convenient? Is the 

room suitable 1 Is it adequately supplied with proper School furniture ? 

Is the Evening School attended by males and females? 

Number present at the time of inspection ?— Males, Females, Total, 

Average attendance each evening for the last three months? — Males, Females, Total, 

Number on the boolcs for the hist three months ? — Males, Females, Total, 

Of this number on the books, how many are pupils of the National Day School? — Males, 
Females, Total, . State their average age? — Males, Females, 

Of the number on the books, how many are adults? — Males, Females, Total, 

State their average age ? — Males, Females, 

Arc they employed in various daily occupations in the neighbourhood ? State the 

nature of these occupations ? 

What are the weekly rates of payment? 

State the average amount received per week for the last three months? 

State the amount of local contributions, if any, towards the support of the Evening School? 

Upon what days of the week is the Evening School held ? 

What are the hours of attendance? 

What branches are taught ? 

Is the instruetion given e.vclusively secular? If not, state the nature of the other 

instruction, and the arrangements for communicating it? 

State the titles of the books used in the Evening School ? 

State tlie name and age of the Teacher ? 

State youi' opinion as to Ins literary acquirements ? 

As to his charaefer ? 

As to his method of conducting the School? 

Will he be able to conduct this Evening School in a creditable and satisfactory manner ? 

Is he Master of the National Day Scliool ? 

If so, will his attendance at the Evening School interfere in any way with his duties, or impair 
his efficiency ns Teacher of the Day School? 

Has this application been got up by tlie Teacher or his friends, or for his benefit exclusively ? 

Has the application for assistance been made with the coucun-ence of the recognised Mauager 
of the Scliool, and will he promise to visit it occasionally, to see liow it is conducted? 

State any other circumstances connected with this application you may consider material for 
the information of the Commissioners, aud the grounds upon which you recommend it to be 
entertained or otherwise. 



DisMcl Inspector. 

MATjaicE Gross, 1 



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XIV. 

Queries to be answered on application to the CoMMissroKERSof Education for Aid towai'ds 
the salary of the Teacher or Teaehera of (a Vested) NATtoN.,Ui School, in the Parish 
of , County of . 

1. S tate the Christian and Surname of the Teacher or Teachers on whose behalf vou nowannlr 

State also the og'e of each. irJ' 

2. Have they been educated at any, and what Model School 1 

3. Did they ever conduct a National School f and if so, state the name of it ; during- what period 

and date of leaving it. & r > 

4. What testimonials can they produce of fitness for their office ? 

5. 'Wlien did this school open for business under his or tlieir superintendence 1 
fa. What is the a/i7iual amount of local Funds towards payment of their salary 1 

7. Do the Scholars pay any thing, and what'? 

8. How many School-rooms are there ? 

9. What are the dimensions of each in the clear ? 

SchooD*^^ ^1^^ present on an average each week, since the opening of the 

1 1 . Do you expect any increase, and to what extent ? 



Appxsdis XIV. 

Queries to be 

Appiicstion for Aid 
towards the Salary 
of the Teaehers- 



Signed for and on behalf of the Applicants and Committee, and by their Authority, 
day of 

Post-town. 

Maurice Cross, ? « 

James Kelly, \ Secretaries. 



Appebdix XV. 

f ‘I'e CoiDiissioKBns of EDociTiON for Aid towards Q™., 

fcbe y of an .^sistant Teaclier m JS^ation.al School, iu the Parish “ns"’ered on 

01 — , County of Annii..n*it,n < 



1. How many ap^tments are there in this house used as School-rooms? 

VVJiat are the internal dimensions of each? 

3. State the Number and Names of Teachers employed in each School-room. 

4. atate the Christian and Surname of the Assistant Teacher or Teachers c 



Application for Aid 
towards the Salary of 
aiiAssisfantTeacher. 



1 whose behalf you 



apply. 

5. State also the age of each. 

6. Did they ever conduct a National or any other School ? 

I . It so, Btote the name of such National School, and during what period 
n of appointment to the School in which tliey are now employed. 

wTt * testimonials oi fitness for their office can they produce ? 

1 ?■ Sn™ ® ^ dimensions of the School-room in which the Assistant is employed ? 

wf°'^,“?^"7,^*'‘l<i'’e“a™atpresentontheroU? Males, Females^ ^ 

1-. What has been the average of the daily attendance forthe last six months ? Males 

remales. ’ 

13. State tks names of the other Teachers in the School-room in wliich the Assistant is emploved. 

iMales, Females. ^ •' 

hois? ii> teaching ever, day, and during the whole of the ordinary School 



Maurice Cross, Ip . • 
James Kelly, \^ f<:relayn 



da^jof 



oj' Correspondent, 
Post-toxen. 



Application for Aid 
towards the Salary of 
a Wcrlt-raistress. 



XVI. 

Appendix, XVI. 

^ r *= OOMIIBSIOSEM of EdCOATIOU foi Aid towai* Qaede. 

School, in the Pai-ish answered mi 

1. State the Christian and Surname of the Teacher on whose behalf you now annlv 

2. State also her age. ir J‘ 

3. What testimonials can she produce of fitness for her office as Worh-mlstress 1 

4. Is she to be employed exclusively in teaching Needle-work ? 

6. When did she commence giving instruction in Needle-work in this School? 

0 . Specify the ^erent kinds of Needle-work, &o., which it is proposed she shall teach'? 

7. Upon what da,ys of the week, and for how many hours each day, does she give such instruction ? 

8. Is instruction in Needle-work to be given m ^e ordinary School-room^or in a separate apartment i 

9. it in the School-room, what ai-e the dimensions of it in the clear? 

10. Is there any other Female Teacher in this School, and how is she empisyed? 

1 1 . What is the average daily attendance of Children for the past six months ? Males, Females 

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Appendix XVI. 

Queries to be 
answered on 
Application for Aid 
towards the Salary of 
a 'Vfork'iniBtress. 



Appendix XVII. 

Queries for Aid to 
£rening Schools, 



Appendix XVIII. 
Explanatory Circular. 



34 APPENDIX TO FOUKTEENTH KEPOET OF COMMISSIONERS 



12. What number of Female Children axe receiving instruction in Needle-work ? 

13. Has a convenient Worlc table been provided ? 

14. Has a Press for bolding work been also provided? 

Manager or Correspondent) 



MAtmicE CiiosSj 
James Kelly, 



1 

j 



Secretaries. 



datj of 



Post-town, 



XVII. 

Queries to be answered on Application to the Commissioners of Education for an additional 

Salary to the Teacher, and for supply of Books, &c., for Evening School, 

County of . 

1. Is this School held in the same room in whicb the Daily National School is conducted? 

2. What number of Pupils was in actual attendance at the date of this application ? 

3. What has been the average attendance each evening for the last three months ? 

4. How many of the Pupils attend the Day School? 

5. Are any of them Adults, and what is the average age? 

6. Are they employed in various daily occupations in the immediate neighbourhood ? 

7. What branches are taught? 

8. What are the hours of attendance? 

9. What are the Weekly Payments of Pupils, and the average amoimt received per week ? 

10. Do Females, as well os Males, attend, and how many Females (if any) ? 

11. When was School (Evening) established? 

12. Wliat is the name of Teacher ? 

13. Is he Master of the Day School ? 

Manager. 



Education Office. 



By Order of the Commissioners, 



Maurice Cross, 
James Kelly, 



j- Secretaries. 



XVIII. 

Explanatory Circular as to Vesting School-houses in the Commissioners of National 
Education in their Corporate capacity. 

Education Oepice, 

1848. 

Sir, 

By direction of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, we herewith transmit to 
you the present Form of Lease of Premises for tlie building of National School-houses, towards tho 
erection of which the Commissioners shall malce grants. Such premises, you will perceive, are 
henceforth to be vested in the Commissioners in their Corporate capacity. 

We are further desired to call jour attention to the following extracts from the Twelfth Report of 
the Commissioners, for the year 1845, announcing their adoption of this modification, and^_tbe 
reasons upon which it is founded 

1. 1. In commencing our present Report, it is our gratifying dutyto express our acknowledgments 

for the Charter of Incorporation, whicb Her Majesty has been graciously pleased in the course of 
last year to grant us. 

2. We have already availed ourselves of It so as to effect a very important improvement in the plan 
originally adopted, which was for having National School-houses built by ttid from the public, so epn- 
veyed to Trustees, as to be secured for the purposes of National Education according to the existing 
National System. 

3. The course hitherto has been to have the legal title vested in private individuals on the proper 
trusts, hut this has led to much inconvenience, and indeed, positive mischief ; for, besides difficulties 
through the decease of Trustees, change of residence, and unwillingness or incapacity to act, there 
has been a very general neglect as to the keeping of School-houses in repaii’, and the only remedy 
for such neglect would he proceedings against tho Trustees, a course most desirable to be avoided. 

4. Therefore, being now enabled to take conveyances of property to ourselves in our Corporate 
capacity, we have, according to the communication which we have already had the honour of making 
to your Excellency upon the subject, resolved, that, in every case in which we make a grant for 
building a National School-house, we shall take upon'ourselves the trust for the public, and the charge 
of keeping the premises in repair; leaving, howevei', the Local Managers, who in geneiul are not 
the Trustees, just the same right as to the appointment and removal of Teachers, and the general 
conduct of the School, as they at present possess under our control. 

5. With respect to the School-houses heretofore built by md from us, and which are already vested 
in Trustees in the way we have mentioned, we have resolved, according to the permission whicb your 
Excellency has granted to us, to accept (when such is the wish of the Patrons) transfers of such 
Schools to us, and to undertake the repairs in this case also. 



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With reference to the last paragraph, we have to state, that a form of Conveyance has been pre- 
pared, of which we also forward a copy, for transferring to the Commissioners in their Corporate 
character, where the parties locally interested shall so desire, School Buildings and Premises heretofore 
vested in Trustees. Before, however, any such transfer can be effected the original Grantor, or his 
Representative, as also the Trustees, should notify, in writing, to the Commissioners, their assent to 
the assignment. 

As some misapprehension appears to exist upon this subject the Commissioners have also directed 
us to transmit to you copies of the old form of Lease, as well as of the Conveyance from the Trustees 
to the Commissioners. By a comparison of these instruments with the new Lease, yon will observe 
that the principles on wliieh the National Schools are conducted, remain unaltered ; — that the 
appointment and removal of the teachers, and the general management of the Schools are expressly 
secured to the Local Patrons ; — ^that no power is sought by the Commissioners which they have not 
always had the means of exercising by resorting to a Court of Equity ; — and that the only change 
made or contemplated is. the substitution of a permanent and responsibie public body for private 
Trustees, so as more effectually to secure the due application of local contributions, and of the public 
grant, to the purposes for which they were intended, and more fully to provide for the repairs of 
the National School-houses, hitherto so much neglected by the Trustees. 

We have the honour' to be, Sin, 

Your most obedient Servants, 

Maurice Cross, 1 « , • 

JihesKelm, 

1 . — Old Fiyrm of Lease to Trustees. 

THIS INDENTURE made the day of in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand 

Eight Hundred and Forty- betwees of the First Part, THE Cojihissioners op 

National Education in Ireland, of the Second Part, and Trustees named and approved of 

by and on behalf of the said Commissioners of the Third Part. Whereas the said well and 

sufficiently seized or possessed of all th.at Lot or Piece of Ground hereinafter mentioned and demised, 
or intended to be demised, And whereas it is the wish and intention of lire said and of the 

said Trustees Parties hereto, that School with the approbation and under the control of the said 
Commissioners, also Parties hereto, shall be established in the Parish of and County of 

And whereas there built and erected on the Ground hereinafter mentioned and demised, School- 
house for the Education of the Poor Children (Male and Female) in the Parish of aforesaid, 

to be called National School, which is finished and properly adapted to the puj-poses of 

Sehools,suoh as those intended to be established as aforesaid, — and the said Commissioners have, in order 
to promote the Establishment of said School, directed that a Sum of Sterling, should he paid, 

to the said Trustees, Parties hereto, out of the Funds, placed at the disposal of them, the said Uom- 
missioners, which said Sum of Sterling, together with another Sum of Sterling, raised 

by voluntary contribution, or locally subscribed, makes up the Sum of Sterling, wmch last- 

mentioned Sum of Sterling has been laid out and expended in the erection of said School-house, 
on said Lot of Ground, in the Parish aforesaid, agreeably to the Conditions required by the said Com- 
missioners, in granting aid for that purpose. Now this Indenture Witnesseth that the said 
for the Considerations aforesaid, and in order to effectuate the purposes aforesaid, and for 
and in consideration of the Yearly Rent, Reservations, and Agreements, hereinafter reserved and 
mentioned. Demised, Granted, Set, and to Farm- Let, and by these Presents Demise, 

Grant, Set, and to Farm- Let unto the said os Trustees d^oresaid, containing in Front 

Feet or thereabouts, and in breadth in the Rere, Feet or thereabouts, aud in depth from 

Front to Rere, Feet or thereabouts, meared and bounded as follows: — that is to say, 

together with all Buildings and Improvements erected and made thereon, and all and singular the 
Rights, Members, Privileges, Passages, Appendencies, and Appurtenances, to the said Lot of Ground 
and Premises belonging or in anywise appertaining, which said Lot of Ground and Premises are more 
particularly described, laid down and delineated by the Map and Survey thereof hereon inserted TO 
HAVE AND TO HOLD all and singular the said hereby granted and demised Ground, House, and Premises, 
with their Appurtenances, unto the said Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, for 

and during upon the several Trusts, and to and for the Uses and Purposes hereinafter 

mentioned, expressed and declared of and concerning the same, and to and for no other Use, 
Tnist, Interest, or Purpose whatsoever, they, the said Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, 
Yielding and Paying unto the said Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, during the 

continuance of this Demise, the Sum of One Penny on the Feast of St. Michael, in each and every 
Year, and it is hereby expressed and declared, and it is the true intent and meaning of these Presents, 
and of the several and respective Parties hereto, that the said Demise hereby made shall be and con- 
tinue during the term aforesaid, subject to and upon the Trusts, Regulations, Uses, Conditions, and 
Purposes hereinafter mentioned, expressed, and declared of and concerning the same, that is to say. 
That each and every School to be kept and established on the Premises hereby Demised, shall be kept 
open for a competent number of hours in each day, at the discretion of the said Commissioners, and 
shall, during said hours, be used for Moral and Literary Education only, and that one day in each week, 
or part of a day in the week, independently of Sunday, shall be set ^art for the Religious Instructioa 
of ^e Children, on which day or part of a day such Pastors or other Persons as may^ be approved of by 
the Parents or Guardians of the Children respectively shall have access to them in the School-room, 
for that purpose, whether those Pastors or Persons shall have signed the original application or not j 
and also that convenient opportunity be afforded to them for the same purpose on other days of the 
week. Provided always, and it is the true intent and meaning of these Presents, that where any course 
of Religious Instruction is to be pursued in any such School as aforesaid, during School hours, to which 
the Parents or Guardians of any of the Children attending such School shall object, an arrangement 
shall be made for having such Instruction given to those who axe to receive it at astated time and in a 
separate place, so as that no Children whose Parent or Guardians object to their being so, be present 
at it ; and further, that the Tides of all Books which are intended to be used in the ordinary School 
business, sball be reported to the said Commissioners, and that no other Books shall be used in such 
Instruction save and except those which are so reported and sanctioned by the said Commissioners; and 

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Appesdix XVIII.' 
Explanatory Circular. 



Old Form of Lease 
to Trustees. 



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Appekdk XVIII. 

Old Form of Lea$e 
to Tiiutees. 



Present Form of 
Lease to the Com- 
inissionera. 



further, that if any other Books than the Holy Scriptures, or the Standard Books of the Church to which 
the Children using them belong, bo employeclin commuaioating Religious Instruction, then, and in sucli 
case, the Title of each such Book shaU'be made liiiown to the said Commissioners ; and further, that all 
the Master and blasters, Teacher and Teachers of each and every such School for the time being, shall 
not only, in the first instance, if the said Commissioners shall see fit, before he, she, or they shall be so 
appointed, have received previons Instruction in tlte General Normal Establishment in Dublin, or at 
one of the District Model Schools of the said Commissioners, and shall also liav© obtained from the said 
Commissioners, if tliey shall so think fit, Testimonials of good conduct and general fitness, but shall bo 
liable to be Fined and Removed, or Suspended from time to time, and at all times, wbeu and as often as 
the said Commissioners shall deem it necessai'y, in such way and manner as they shall deem expedient, 
or see fit upon good and sufficient cause being shown ; and that the said Commissioners, or tlieir Officers 
and Superintendents for the time being, or any of them, shall, from time to time, and at all times 
hereafter, he allowed and permitted on demand to visit and examine each and every such School 
whenever and so often as they or any of them shall think fit or deem it necessary ; aud further, that 
the Public of all denominations, whether Clergy or Laity, shall also liave access to each and every 
such School, in the manner and under the restiuctions particularly set forth in the Rules and Regula- 
tions of the said Commissionei's, under the Head and Title of “Inspection of Schools,” to observe 
how such School may be conducted ; and that no Meetings of any kind whatever be summoned, held, 
or convened, or permitted so to be, in any such School-house, or in any part or room thereof, or on 
the Premises hereby conveyed or intended so to be, save such as may relate exclusively to the business 
thereof — and that no petition or document of any kind wliatsoever, save such as may relate exclusively 
to the business of the said School, be brought or carried into any such School-house or Premises, or 
any part thereof, for signature or otherwise ; and that such School-house and Premises, or any part 
thereof, shall not be converted into a place of Public Woraliip, or used for any purpose save that of 
such School ; and that from and after the day of the date of these Presents, every such School-liouse 
shall be kept in full and sufficient repair by Local Contribution solely, and that Local Contributions 
shall also bo raised towards payment of the Teachers’ Salary of every such School, after the manner 
set forth in the Rules and Regulations of the said Commissioners. Provided Always, and it is 
hereby further expressed and declared to be the true Intent and Meaning of these Presents and of the 
several Parties hereto, that in case any of them the said Executors, Administrators, aud 

Assigns, or any Trustee to be appointed by virtue of these Presents, shall ffie or be desir<Dus of being 
discharged from the Trusts herwy created, or shall go or reside out of Ireland, or shall neglect, or 
refuse, or become incapable to execute such Trusts, it shall and may he lawful to and for the 
surviving or continuing Trustee or Trustees to nominate and appoint a new Trustee or 
Trustees in the room of any such Trustee or Trustees, such new Trustee or Trustees to 
be first approved of by the said Commissioners ; and in cose any such surviving or continu- 
ing Trustee or Trustees shall decline, neglect, or refuse to exercise the powers of appointment 
liereby given as aforesaid, within Six Calendar Months after all or any of the events hereinbefore 
mentioned, shall arise, happen, or take place, that then and in all or any of such case or cases, it shall 
and may be lawful to and for the said Commissioners to nominate and appoint such new Trustee or 
Trustees in the room of any such Trustee or Trustees as aforesaid, upon the like Trusts as are herein- 
before mentioned, and that thereupon the said Premises hereinbefore mentioned, shall be Conveyed 
and Assigned, so as tliat the same shall vest in such new Trustee or Trustees so to he nominated and 
approved of as aforesaid, upon the like Trusts, and to and for the like Uses, Intents, Regulations, 
Conditions, and Purposes as are hereinbefore mentioned, expressed, and declared of and concerning 
the same. And the said the aforesaid Trustees, do hereby for themselves, severally and 

respectively, and for their several and respective Executora, Administrators, and Assigns, 

covenant, promise, grant, and agree to and with the said Commissioners, in manner following, that 
is to say, that they, the said Trustees ns aforesaid, shall and will, from time to time, and at 

all times hereafter, well, truly, diligently, and faitiifulJy do, execute, and perform all and every the 
Uses, Trusts, Regulations, Conditions, and purposes liereinbefore mentioned, expressed, and declared, 
and in them as such Trustees reposed. And in case it shall happen, that at any time hereafter default 
shall be made in the due execution and performance of all or any of the said Trusts, Regulations, Uses, 
Conditions, and Purposes hereinbefore mentioned and expressed, that then, 'and in ail or any of 

such case or cases, they, the said Trustees as aforesaid, jointly and severally, and their several and 
respective Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, shall and will, well and truly pay, or 

cause to be paid back unto the said Commissioners, the said Sura of Sterling, so paid by the said 
Commissioners, or otherwise satisfy them as to the said Sum of Sterling in whatever way shall be 
required by them, the said Commissioners, any thing herein contained to the contrary thereof in any- 
wise notwithstanding, And the said and the said Trustees do herebjjr for themselves, and the 

Survivors of them, their, and his Heirs, Executors, Admioistrators, and Assigns, covenant and agree 
to and with the said Commissioners, that they, and the Surrivors of them, their and his Heirs, 
Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, shall and will, from time to time, and at all times hereafter, 
upon the request of the said Commissioners, and at their own proper Costs and Charges, do, perform, 
and execute all and every such further and other Act and Acts, Deed and Deeds, Assignment, Con- 
veyance, Release, and Assurance, in the Law whatsoever, as well for Corroborating and Confirming 
these Presents, as also for the further and better Exchanging, Assigning, Assuring, and Confirming aR 
and singular the hereinbefore granted and assigned Lot of Ground and Premises, or intended so to 
be, to the several Uses, and upon the several Trusts, Intents, Regulations, and Purposes hereinbefore 
and hereby respectively mentioned, expressed, and declared of and concerning the same, as by the said 
Commissioners, or their Counsel learned in the Law, shall in that beliaffi be reasonably advised, 
devised, requL'ed, demanded, or directed. In Witness whereof the Parties aforesaid have hereunto 
put their Hands and Seals the Day and Year first above written. 

Si{inf.d, Sealed, and Delivered hy the said 
in ifte presence of 

2 . — Present Form of Lease to tlse Corrmisdoners of National Education, in their Corporate capacity. 
THIS INDENTURE made the day of 18 , in the year of our Lord One 

Thousand Eight Hundred and between of the first port; of the second 



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part ; the CoMMTssiOHEns op National Education in' IncLAND, of the third part WiiEnEAS 
the said Lommissioniai-i. Hoi- Afnlooti.’* O! i • .1.1. ^i. r./-,i F » . 



tbn of tho Poor of Ireland haj been heretofore, and ia notv, carried on bj the said Con.mUsioners, on 
the piincinleot avoiding all interference whatsoever with conscientious scruples on the score of religion 
and uecordmsly.the schools uuder their control are open alike to Children of all religious denorauiarions- 
^(1 no Uitld IS required to be present at any religious instruction or esercise of wiiicli iiis Parents or 
Ciuavdians niay disapprove, and opportunities are afforded to all Children to receive sepamtelv at par- 
ticiLar periods, to be specihed 111 the rules of each School, such religious instruction as their Parents 
or btm-dians approve o . And wiiereas the management of such Schools belongs to the respective 
local Patrons tliereof,_iv!io have tlio power of appointing and of removing the Tcacliers, subiect to the 
approbation of the said Commissioners. And wuereas the said desirous th.at a National 

School, to bo called National School, should be cstiiblisbed on the principles aforesaid on the 

lot ot ground hereinafter demised ; and the said and have been nominated as Patrons 

THiViNDEn'^^^^^ ^'pproved of by the said Commissioners. NOW 

inib INDLNTUip. WII NESjEIH that the said m order to promote the said object, 

. . granted and demised, and by these presents grant and demise unto the said Con> 

missioners of National Education 111 Ireland, all that lot of ground described in the map tliei-cof on 
the margin of these presents delineated, situate in the townlaiid of parish of barony 

, p county of _ containing and bounded to hold the same to the 

said Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, from, the day of the date of tliese presents for 
and during _ yielding therefor during the said term, the rent of One Peimv on the Feast of 

bt ftliciiael in every year, if same shall be demanded. And it is hereby expressed and declared, and 
It IS the true intent and meaniiig of these presents, and of the several and resiieetive parties hereto, 
that eitdi and every School to bo Icei.t and established on the premises hereby demised, shall be kept 
open for a competent number of hours in each day, at the discretion of the said Commissioners, and 
Shall, during said hours, be used for moral and literai 7 education only ; and that one day in each week 
or part of a day m the week, independently of Sunday, shall be set apart for the religious instruction 
of the Ciuidren, on which day or part of a day, such Pastors or other persons ns may be approved of 
by the Parents or Gum-dians of die Children respectively shall have access to them in the School-room 
for that purpose, whether those Pastors or persons shall Have signed the original application or not. 
And also, that convenient opportunity be afforded to them for the same purpose on other days of the 
week and that where any course of religions instruction is to be pursued in anv such School as afore- 
said, during School-hours, to which the Parents or Guardians of any of the Cliildren attending such 
bchool shall object, an ai-rangement shall be made for liaving such instruction civeii to those who are 
to receive it at a stated time, or in a separate place, so that no Children whose Parems or Guardians 
Object to tlieir being so, be compelled to receive or to be present at it. And further, that no books 
shall be used in the ordinary School business, save and except those whidi shall be reported to and 
sanctioned by, the said Commissioners. And further, that if any other books than the holy Scriptures 
or the standard books of the Church to which the Cl.ildi-en using them helono-, be employed in com’ 
munieating religious instruction, then, and in such case, the title of each such book or books shall be 
made known to the said Commissioners. And further, that all the Master or Masters. Teacher or 
leachers, of each and every siicli School for the time being, shall not only in the first instance, if the 
said Commissioner shall see ht, before he. she, or they, shall be so appointed, have received previous 
insti-uchon m the General Normal Establishment in Dublin, or at one of the District Model Schools 
OT the said CommiMioners, and shaU also have obtained from the said Commissioners, if tlie said 
Commissioners shall so think fit, testimonials of good conduct and general fitness, bnt shall be liable 

to be faned and removed, or suspended from time to time, and at all times when and as often as the 
said Commissioners shall deem it necessary, m such way and manner as they shall deem expedient, or 
see ht, upon good aud sufficient cause being shown. And further, that the public of all denominations 
whether clergy or laity, shall have access to each and every such School, in the manner and under 
the restrictions particularly set forth m the Rules and Regulations of the said Commissioners, under 
the bead ami title of “ Inspection of Schools,” to observe how such School may ho conducted. And 
that no meetings or any khid whatever be summoned, held, or convened, or permitted so to be in anv 
such School-house, or m any part or room thereof, or on the premises hereby conveyed or intended so 
to be._ save such as mayi-elate exclusively to the business thereof, and that no petition or document of 
any land whatsoever, save such as may relate exclusively to the business of Uie said School, be brought 
or earned into any such School-house or premises, or any part thereof, for signature or otherwme- 
and that such School-house and premises, or any pai-t thereof, shall not be converted into a place of 
public worship, or used for any purpose save that of such School ; and that from and after the day of 
the date of these presents, every such School-house shall be kept in full and sufficient repair by the 
said Commissioners, and that local contributions shall be raised towards payment of the Teachers' 
^lary of such School, after the manner set forth in the rules and regulations of the said Commissioners. 
Provided always, and it is hereby further expressed aud declared to be the true Intent and meaning 
ot these presents, and of the several parties hereto, that in case auy of them, the said and 

or any patron hereafter to be appointed, shall die, or be desirous of being discharged from 
the management of said School, or shall go or reside out of Ireland, or shall neglect or refuse or 
become incapable to act as such Patron, it shall and may be lawful to and for the surviving or con- 
tanuing Patron or Patrons to nominate and appoint a new Patron or Patrons in the room of any such 
Patoon or Patrons, such new Patron or Patrons to be first approved of by the said Commissioners • 
and in case such surviving or continmng Patron or Patrons shall decline, neglect, orrefuse to exercise 
the powers of appointment hereby given as aforesaid, within six calendar months after all or any of 
the events hereinbefore mentioned shaU arise, happen, or take place ; that then, and in all or any of 
such case or cases, it shall and may be lawful to and for the said Commissioners to nominate and 
appoint such new Patron or Patrons in the room of any such Patron or Patrons as aforesaid, for the 
management of said School. And the said hereby for and heirs, executors, 

admimstrators, and assigns, covenant and agree to and with the said Commissioners, that he and they 
their ^d his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, shaU and will, from time to time, and at all 
times hereafter, upon the request of the said Commissioners, and at own proper cost and charges. 



Appxkdix XVIII. 

Present Form of 
I-euse to the Coni- 
niissioaers. 



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Affukoiz XVIII. 

Present Form of 
Le&se to tbe Com- 
missioners. 



Form of Assignment. 



38 APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 

do perform and execute all and every sucb. fui-tlier and other act and acts, deed and deeds, assignment, 
conveyance, release, and assurance in the law -wliatsocver, for corroborating and confirmiiig these 
presents, as hy the said Commissioners or their Counsel leaimed in tbe law, sliall, in that behalf, be 
reasonably advised, devised, required, demanded, or directed. And the said covenant with the 

said Conimissioners of National Education in Ireland, that the said Commissioners, paying the smd 
rent, if demanded, shall and may peaceably and quietly possess and enjoy the said premises for the 
said term, witliout any disturbance from the said heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns. 

In witness whereof, the said hereunto put hand and seal , and the said Commissioners 

have caused their Orporate Seal to be affixed hereto, the day and year first above written. 

Signed, Sealed, and Delivered hy the said 
in the pi'esetwe of 



Z.—Form of Assignment or Conveyance of National School Premises, hy Trustees, to the Commissionej-s 
of Nationed Educaiion, in their Coi-perrate ccryjocity. 

THIS INDENTURE, made the day of in the Year of our Lord 

One Thousand Eight Hundred and between of the 

first part; of in the of of the second part ; and the Com- 

missioners OP National Education in Ireland, of the third part. Whereas by Indenture of 
Lease, bearing date the day of One Thousand Eight Hundred and made 

between of the first part, the several persons therein named and described as the Commis- 

sioners appointed for administeiing the Funds placed at the disposal of His Excellesct the Lord 
Lieutenant op Ireland, for the Education of the Poor of Ireland, of the second part, and the said 
therein described as Trustees named and approved of by and on behalf of the said Commis- 
moners, of the third part, after reciting among other things, that it was the wish and intention of the 
said and of the said Trustees, parties thereto, that a School with the approbation and under 

the control of the said Commissionei-s parties thereto, should be established in the Pai-ish of 
and the County of and that the therein named Commissionera had, in order to promote the 

estahlbhment of said School, directed that a sum of sterling should be paid to the said 

Trustees out of the Fund so placed at the disposal of His Excellency the I^rd Lieutenant of Ireland, 
the said in order to effectuate the purposes aforesaid, and for the considerations therein 

mentioned, demised unto the said as Trustees aforesaid, ALL that Lot or Piece of Ground, 

situate, lying, and being in the Townland of Parish of Barony of _ and 

County of whereon there had been erected and built a School-house for the Education of 

the Poor Childi'cn in the Parish aforesaid, containing in front feet or thereabouts, and in 

breadth in the rerc feet or thereabouts, and in depth from front to rere feet or 

thereabouts, meared and houuded together with all Buildings and Improvements erected 

and made tliereon, and all and singular the Rights, Members, Privileges, Passages, Appendencies, 
and Appurtenances, to the said Lot of Ground and Premises belonging, or iu anywise appertaining, 
which said Lot of Ground is more particularly described by the map thereof on said Indenture of 
Demise inserted, to hold the same to the said Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, for 

and during upon the Trusts, and for the Uses and Purposes thereinafter mentioned and 

declared concerning the same, they the said Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, yielding 

and paying unto the said Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, during the con- 
tinuation of the said demise, the sum of on the in each and every year. 

Whereas by Royal Letters Patent, duly enrolled in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and bearing 
date the 26th day of August, in the 9th year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the then 
Commissioners appointed for administering the Funds placed as aforesaid at the disposal of His 
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, for the Education of the Poor of Ireland, and all and 
every other person who from time to time for ever thereafter should be appointed, as therein is par- 
ticularly mentioned. Commissioners op National Education in Ireland, were erected and con- 
stituted a Body Corporate and Politic by the Style of The Commissioners op National Educa- 
tion IN InELiVKD, with perpetual succession and with power to purchase and hold Lands and 
Hereditaments, Goods and Chattels, ns therein particulai-ly mentioned : And 'Whebbas 

tbe said are desirous of being discharged fi-om the Trusts hy said Indenture of Deinise of 

the created. And Whereas in order the better to effect and carry into execution tbe 

Trusts of said Indenture, it is deemed expedient that the said Premises thereby demised should 
(with the consent of the said ) he conveyed unto the said Commissioners of National l^uca- 

tion in Ireland, in their Corporate capacity. Now Tins Indenture Witnesseth, that in considera- 
tion of the premises, and also in consideration of the sum of Ten Shillings paid to the said 
by the said Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, immediately before the execution of 
these Presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged they the said do by 

these presents with the consent and by the dhection of the said testified hy his being a jjnrty 

to and signing and sealing these presents, grant and assign unto the said Commissioners of National 
Education in Ireland, ALL that Lot or Piece of Ground hereinbefore and in said Indenture of Demise 
of the day of particularly mentioned and described, and all the Estate, Right, 

Title, Trust, Possession, Claim, and Demand, both at Law and in Equity, of them, the said 
of, in, and to the said Premises with their appurtenances, together with the said Indenture of Demise, 
and all benefit and advantage thereof, to hold the same with tbe appurtenances unto the said Com- 
missionei's of National Education in Ireland, henceforth for and during the residue now unespired of 
the said term of years, subject nevertheless to the payment of the Rent and the 

performance of the Trusts and Covenants in said Indenture reserved, declared, and contained. And 
the said each for himself, his Heirs, Executors, and Administrators, and not the one for the 

other of them, or for the Heirs, Executors, or Administrators of the other, do hereby Covenant with 
the said Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, their Successors and Assigns, that notwith- 
standing any act done or suffered by them, the said Lease is valid and subsisting, and that they now 
have power to assign the same, and tlie Premisesthereby demised in manner aforesaid, and that they and 
every person lawfully clmming through, or under them, or any of them, will at any time hereafter, on 
the request and at the cost of the said Comnussioners of "National Education in Ireland, do any 



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OF NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IKELAND. 39 

forther act to assi^ and confirm the said hereinbefore recited Lease and the Premises thereby 
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, their Successors and Assigns, 
shall dmect or require. In Witness whereof the said parties of the first and second parts have here- 
unto affixed their Hands and Seals, and the said Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, 
have caused their corporate Seal to be affixed hereto, the day and year first above written. 

Maurice Cross, 1 « ^ • 

JaiiebKellt, ]■ 



National Industrial Schools, — Extracts from Reports of District Inspectors. 
Claddagb Fishing School, County Galway. 



*1, attendees has been, sometimes, over 500, and the average for six months has been nearly 400 1 Teerot 
that the apparatus ^msite for giving an extrosive course of instruction on practice of navigation has not teen 
provided, and that there are no funds available for this purpose. 

‘‘ Since the openii^ of the Female Schools, 3S girls liave been employed in the Industrial Room at sninnine and 
trifling donations to chUdren, £66 Is. 6<f. have been nearly 
The Schools are in a much better state than I expected them to be, the merit of which must be 
C^ven^t ^ praiseworthy asadmty and attention of the ilauuger and Rev. Gentieraen of the Claddagh 

“ Wsi. Savage, District Inspector 1. iV. Schools." 



Ballymena Industrial Schools. 

" “““'“s. as siiw™ of 

“Eighty children have been admitted up to the present time; the averane for thp lost «!,- 
mdes and sa femdes); the attendance at present, 52 (26 males and 26 fei^es) ; the J^erage ai^f from o m 
It 18 intended to increase the number in actual attendance to 60 '' rage.agcs, irom 9 to l_. 

S*'?'",” PreviOIng food for th. ciiildten, sid in reiuiripg .1, to work for » stttcd 
time doJy. In nmmer the Schools open >t 7, nnd close nt 5— font hour, ntc given to Icon, lia four to 
end too for menl. «d enero.s. ; m ™ter the, open M 8, mid dose nt 4, nnl the tlA?Z m.si i 

"In the work depextinent of tho Femde School the children knit, tew, mend, dam, ile. ; .bimdnncc of work 1. 
atpresent supplied b, the pubhc, aud n smaU price is charged. A parcel of work, conaiating of atos. stockin^i^ 



.. T® employment were devised and tried with success ; these I refer to in order- 

“ 1 Tndoring.-pna was earned on regularly for about three months ; six or eight boys were emuloved Tli; 
TailOT 8 wages for four hours daily may be estimated at 3s. per week. This work ^ suspended forTftrosent^St 
the bnys can be more advantagwusly employed m other ways. ^ present, as 

“2. to six ^ some of whom have made very creditable proficiencT There 

was an outlay ^ abqut_£l JOs. for tools, &c. ; the Shoemaker’s wages is 4s, ed. per week. ^ ^ ^ 

“ 3- Street Sweeping.— To set this afoot brooms only were required. An arrangement was effected with tha 
Town Commissioners by whicli tbe Committee were to receive £2 per month for sSnglu tte toe 

“®xpe«“eut by both parties. It has succeeded admirably the town has 
teen kept perfeedy el^n for the last three months. The conduct of the boys on the streets has riven much 
SdeL S SStitutim powerfully on their behalf, wliHe The remuSrrilon 

“ 4. Gardening and Agriculture.—TUs may be regarded as the most important department Tlie temnorarv nt.* 
of e garden, containing somewhat less than half an English acre, has teen riven bvSirP «i “?V^® 

•geo., Mr. Dicker. Thi. h„ beeu Kd out .. u ki.eh& puden; .S r«orrdi^eoTti»l;u‘‘‘Tte 
done all the work— proving both their ability and their willingness. ® 

‘‘The dietary consists of two meals, doily, of plain, wliolesome food; this can be furnished at the coot n-f 
three halfpence for each child. On Sundays they do not come to the School * 

“ In the literary department the progress of nearly all has been surprising. 

“ In conclusion, I beg to remark, that I consider the Institution of the highest importance. What Lame has 
been as an Agncultmal Scliool, I expect Ballymena will be as an Industrial School. There can be n3 doute of tte 
success of the experiment. The improvement of the wretched outcasts, mentally, physicaJlr, and moraUv is most 
evident ; them very countenances have undergone a remarkable transformation— this feet has'been noticed by many 

“ W..A- Hunteb, District InspeaoT." 



Belfast ludustriai School. 

“I^Estabtelment is for girls The number admitted is 95; the number present onthesthnf 

May. 81. Every child adroitted into this School is tanght, in addition to the usual literary br^^« Sittrif an/ 
seinng— tbe ^nd and quality of the work varying according to tlie knowledge of the pi^ Tte 
^tionsare, therefore, pnncipally fitting, sewing, making up plain clothing, and mLding clottes KS 
to these benches of instnic^on, the elder girls are taken in turn to the kitchen, laundty, &e.; where thev are 
instructed m cooking, waslung clothes, ironing, cleaning rooms, &c. The time devoted to the literwv brS^ 
13 from 3 o clocfc P.M.. to 6 o’clwk, p.m., on eadt week day. The hours from 10 o’clock, A.H.7to2 „ 

are for imlustrial branehM. The ‘ classes of children tliat are eligible’ for admission into the Institir^n ^ ’ 
“ 1st. Orphans provided with shelter, for the night only, at the house of some friend stuuiuon are— 

“2nd. Children of destitute widows. 

“3rd. Neglected children. 

“ 4tli. Special cases of poverty, from sickness or other causes. 

„;;s aSCio'Sf'iS'’ !■“«« - 

!! S}® f^S’seted by a drunken father or mofiier, has met with a comfortable home during the div 
cnMlgtoS”"” " ’’’’ *" ”‘W“ “ ‘•“A. M them 

“ m Committee of this valuable Institution have published their First Annual Report, which enters into more 
minute details respecting the food given to the children, and the general domestic an^glmento 
“Besides the Industrial School, there is, under the management of the Ladiee’ Committee ’an Infant School 
of which the arrangementa are entirety different. The children receive no food in the establi^S^and^ch 
pupil, generaUy, pays a penny a week for tuition. Mwousameat, ana each 



“ D. 1, Blakelv, District Inspector." 



Appehsiz XVIII. 
Form of Assignment. 



Appewdix XIX.' 

National Industrial 
Schools. — Extracts 
from Reports of 
District Inspectors. 



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APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF OOMinSSIONERS 



Appendix XX. 

Number of National 
Schools in opevntion , 
and Number of Cbil- 
diea on the Rolls, &c. 



XX. — Table shoiriii" the Nuiulier of Natiokal Schools in oiiciutiou, nml the Nimiher of Cliildrca on the Bolls, as 
Grants, hut which hare not yet come into ojjeration, and the es:pccted attendance upon them ; tho 
, ULSTER— Oiieration Schools, I.S1II!. Building Schools, Ql. 



I 


CODSTT. 


il 

= tS 

ill 


No, oiniltlrenon the 

aiJLUuAOrs, Tur tU« 








UuIllIlQf 
PitUns up. 


Itnleo. 


r«nalea 


706,1. 


Mahii. 




Teul. 


tie, or. 


Fon. 


tlnliaing. 


Pltuegntp 


Unfilled st 
Ut,Ir<|,rtae. 




























£ t. i. 


£ t. d. 


£ s. i. 


r. - . 






' Antrim . 


300 


13,461 


9,717 


23,178 


13,070 


10.793 


23,369 




03 


— 


— 


355 18 6 


304 6 0 


4.0T0 0 1 






« Armagh . 


87 


4,782 


3,133 


7,917 


4,403 


3,453 


7,940 


09 




- 


- 


95 8 10 


135 16 0 


1,180 IS 0 


_ 




> Cavan 


148 


8,300 


0,299 


14,363 


7,011 


0,300 


14,217 


112 




- 


- 


112 13 10 


173 19 0 


1,010 0 a 


- 




• Donegal . . 


202 


10,07i 




17,453 


8,559 


7,031 


15,5$U 




S3 


- 


- 


ISO 14 10 


272 a 0{ 2,714 5 0 


- 


g 


1 Dovn 


2C7 


13,443 


8,809 


20.952 


13,109 


10,249 


23,743 


919 


61 


Q 0 0 


- 


332 9 7 


239 11 10 


3,388 3 4 


3 0 0 


a 


« Fermanagh . 


130 


5,392 


3,042 


9,234 


4,504 


3,619 


8,193 


103 


20 




- 


CO 16 6 


112 8 0 


1,630 18 4 


- 




’ Londonderry . 


154 




6,40.- 


12,368 


0,175 


6,372 


11, .547 


128 


40 




- 


124 4 4 


122 13 2 


1,933 IS 4 


- 




• Monaglian . 


ns 


7,438 


8,43, 




0,681 


4,902 


11,483 


97 


21 


- 


• - 


133 IT 11 


126 0 0 


1.432 11 8 


- 




• Tirono . . 


208 


10,464 


7,802 


18,026 


8,925 


7,1)47 


13,972 


174 


44 


- 


- 


201 9 9 


294 0 0 


2,740 11 8 


- 




Total . 


1,598 


7.,... 


57,441| 136,305 


73,732 


68,772 




1.339 


333 


6 0 0 


- 


1,692 IS 1 


1,760 1 9 0 31,007 11 1 


3 0 0 






















ilUNSTEH — Operation Schools, H'J7. Building Schools, 112. 




■ Clare . . 




6,843 


0,133 


10,978 


7,124 


5.513 


12,637 


74 


SI 


33 6 8 


_ 


96 to 2 


130 0 0 


1,207 13 4 


06 13 4 






392 


17,700 


10,051 


34,780 


18,207 


17,192 


35,899 


218 




- 


- 


260 14 4 


440 7 10 


3,863 8 4 


- 


ffl 


a Kerry . . 


... 


7,006 


0,485 


13,851 


8,914 


3,1 14 


17,028 


Si 


86 


- 


- 


ISO 7 1 


203 0 6 


1,449 6 B 


- 


a 


<LIincr!elc. 


83 


4,440 


4.2S0 


8,730 


0,014 


5,680 


12,600 


61 




- 


- 


133 0 2 


1.17 10 0 


060 S 4 


- 




a Tippomry 


137 


U,S05 


0,871 


20.680 


11,237 


0,570 


20,907 


131 


06 




- 


215 16 9 


220 IS 0 


2,300 8 4 






* Wolerferd 




4.647 


4.486 


9.033 


4.766 


4.739 


9,606 


33 


87 




- 


73 19 7 


131 8 0 


1,113 8 4 






Total . 


827 


01,000 


46.912 




57,102 


51,011 


niS.ITO 


015 


38si;i3 6 8 


- 


000 14 1 


1,369 7 lojlO.BSO 8 4 


00 IS 4 






















LEINSTER— Op 


.•latiou Schools, .OdO. 


inildiiig Schools, SI, 




1 Cnrlorr . 




0,208 


3,423 


6,668 


3,377 


S.6U0 


0,033 


35 


SO 




_ 


49 15 0 


122 10 0 


893 0 8 


_ 




• Dublin . 




8.660 


9.056 


JS.218 


11,401 


11,051 


22,319: 75 


35 




- 


382 17 3 


308 0 8 


1,813 18 4 


- 




• Klldaro . 


71 


3,413 


3,608 


6,918 


3,800 


4,016 


7,616, 45 


35 




- 


109 6 7 


71 14 0 


1,033 16 8 


_ 




1 Kilkenny 


104 


6,080 


4,074 


10,724 


6,070 


8,036 


11,615 


76 


43 


COO 


- 


137 10 n 


160 a 0 


1,308 10 a 


3 0 0 




> King’s . . 


SI 


3,304 


3,483 


6,677 


3,240 


3,361 


0,391 


47 


24 


- 


- 


63 17 3 


67 11 C 


784 0 0 


- 




s Longrenl . 


48 


2,446 


2,170 


4,626 


2,003 


2,351 


8,044 


30 


20 


- 


- 


38 10 5 


CO 14 0 


830 3 4 


- 




r lonth 


72 


5,284 


4,703 


..... 


6,000 




9,824 


81 


9 


- 


- 


80 5 2 


75 0 0 


078 1 0 0 


- 


s 


s Meath . 


130 


0,688 


6,302 


13,967 


0,630 


0,504 


13,224 


88 


01 


- 


- 


187 16 8 


121 11 2 


1,825 16 8 


- 




0 Queen'a . . 




3,409 


3.400 


6,869 


3,808 


3,671 


7,170 


51 


30 


- 


- 


00 3 3 


119 10 6 


1,073 16 0 


_ 




'•Westm.Ath . 


S3 


3,331 


3,249 


6,583 


3.608 


3,320 


0,828 


43 


31 


- 


- 


75 0 10 


65 4 0 


760 1 8 


- 




" tVosford . 


80 


4,827 


3,937 


8,764 


6.168 


0,123 


11,291 


04 


33 


- 


- 


ISO 0 4 


92 11 0 


1.121 6 8 


- 




1'- WieWow . 


39 


3,416 




4,453 


2,811 


2,580 


8,397) 38 


26 


- 


- 


64 IT 6 


65 0 C 


701 0 0 


- 




Total . 


940 


.93.133 


80,810 


103.693 


88,7-5 


5S.56gj 11.1,333 


045 


452 


. . . 


- 


1,391 17 6 


1.262 1 9 


12,714 11 8 


3 0 0 






















CONNAUeilT— Operation Schools, 460. 


duildiug Schools, 65. 




> OiJvray 


119 


0,287 


8.920 


11,810 


6,421 


3,203 


11.624 


78 


80 


200 0 n 


20 0 0 


69 14 0 


212 1 6 


1,393 G 8 


no 0 0 




a Leitrim . 


72 


3,887 


3,135 


7.022 


3.973 


3.228 


7,201 


67 


28 


- 


- 


44 12 6 


101 0 6 


956 8 4 


- 




» Majo . . 


122 


7,117 


4,130 


11,233 


6,760 


3,033 


9,389 


951 38 


- 


- 


47 16 7 


201 19 2 


1.290 8 4 


- 




1 Boseeminon 


73 


3,783 


3,003 


0,758 


3,31- 


2,313 


0,130 


62 


28 


- 


- 


24 3 6 


104 It 6 


963 8 4 


- 




‘ Sligo 


T8| 4,787 


3,002' 8.449 


4,413 


3,409 


7,862 


01 


S3 


- 


- 


36 10 7 


124 16 6 


1,024 5 0 


- 




Total . 


460 


25,833 


19,153 


44,992 


23,880 


18.3161 42,220 


343 


170 200 .0 0 


20 0 0 


213 2 2 


744 17 8 


8,660 16 6 


no 0 0 












eENERAL SUMMARY IN PROVINCES of tho 3j3‘io Schools in operation, of 289 BuUding 




1 UtSTAtt . 


IA08 


79,124 


67.44 


136,865 


73,752i 38,772 


132,524 


1,330 


382 


0 0 0 




1,692 IS 1 


1,780 19 6 


21,007 11 I 


SOD 




s Mensrsn . 


827 


51,000 


40,912; 97.912 


57,162 


51,014 


108,176 


CIS 


S8S133 S 8 


- 


009 14 I 


1,289 7 10 


10,880 a 4 


00 13 4 




• Lbinstxiv 


940 


83,183 


50,810 1 03,693 


58,775 


58,886 


114,303 


046 


482 


6 0 0 




1,391 17 0 


1,283 1 9 


12,714 11 8 


3 9 0 




* CONKAOOHT . 




23,833 


19.159 


44,992 


23,880 


18,346 


42,220 


343 


176 200 0 0 


20 0 0 


213 2 2 


744 17 6 


6,566 1 0 8 


no 0 0 




Total . 


3,833^200.140 


1T4,022| 383,lC2j 213,56S; 183,690 


397,269 


2,942,1398 345 C 820 0 0 


4,107 9 0 


5,007 6 9 


50,160 7 9 


102 13 4 


































\ AiUliUonnl a«rndsoei> upon Schools towhicli Salaries haro been grantci 




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425 1 6 









































































Slot December. 1847 . 






50,160 7 ! 




















































during the year • 




9 1 7 


20 13 6 


222 n 6 
































6,643 1 9 


50,361 19 5 






















Entered in error . 




— 


10 6 0 


— 




























Total 


4,124 13 6 


6,632 15 9 


80,391 19 8 





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144 APPENDIX TO FOUUTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 

XXII. 

List of Two Hundred aud Eigiity-nise Schools, to which the Commissioners made Grants towards 
Building and Fitting-up, and which wcro not in oi>cration on tlie 31st of December, 1847 ; with Summaries 
in ProTinces and Counties. Schools marked thus [f] were taken into connexion during the yeai\ 

ULSTER — G1 Schools. 



COUNTV OF ANTRIM-3 Sclioois. 



Rol 

Numti 


er Fariih. 


School. 


■f 


Espcctcd Attendance. 


Aid Grunted. 


Amount o 
Contrlliuilo 

toffarde 

nullcllntriin 

Hillng'Up 


d 


Obserreilons. 


tliile 






1 DulldinR. 


j Fittlng.up. 


45fi0 

33S1 

5001 


Ar<1cliiii:> . 
Bnllyscnilioii 
Rtvmoau . . 


Point of Gnrmn 
Ballyscnlliou, East 
ToUerbilJy 

Total, 


5 

t 3 


59 

5( 


25 

25 

25 


7f 

76 


1 £ a, U 
1 SO 0 ( 

I 38 0 0 
1 50 0 ( 


£ a. ff 
6 J2 0 
.1 12 6 
6 12 6 


1 £ a. 

\ 27 16 3 
1 21 16 3 
27 10 3 


IB4' 

1842 

1847 


Vested. 


3 


150 


! 75 


225 


|138 0 0 


17 7 6 


1 "7 8 9 




) COUN'n' OF AIlMAGH-4Scljoo)a. j 


4«2r 

4936 

4414 

4415 


DrnmcreB 

Upper Creggiin . 
Ditto 


Riclimouiit 

I-isli-a 

Cro^smaglen, mule 
Ditto, feiiuilo 

Total, . 


3 

4 


GO 

60 

100 


40 

25 

100 


100 

100) 

100/ 


66 13 4 
50 0 0 
134 0 0 


■ 7 10 0 
5 12 6 
' IS 0 0 


j 37 1 S 
1 27 16 3 
1 74 10 0 


1846 

1S46 

1845 


Vested. 

Veeted. 




210 


165 


375 


250 13 4 

1 


• 23 2 6 


139 7 11 






COUNTY OF CAVAN— 9 Sclioola. 






4731 

4732 

4735 

4736 
4'.'i3 
4734 

5162 

5163 
4S29 


Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Lurgan 

Ditto 

Ditto 


PulUilceel, male 

Ditto, female 

Ranvenagh, male 
Ditto, fimiale 

CofliMi, mall! 

Ditto, female 

Virginia, male • 

Ditto. femiile' 

Lurgan 

Total, . 


1 

2 

4 

7 

8 

9 


100 

100 

100 

100 

10(1 


50 

50 

CO 

1(10 1 
50 


100) 
60 ( 
100) 
00 / 
1(«)D 
60S 
200 
1.10 


100 0 0 
100 0 0 
100 0 0 
134 0 0 
100 0 0 


11 5 0 
11 5 0 
11 5 0 
15 0 0 
11 r> 0 


55 12 6 
65 12 6 
65 12 6 
74 10 0 
55 12 6 


1846 

1846 
1646 

1847 
1646 




coil 


300 


800 


534 0 0 


60 0 0 


197 10 0 


i COUNTY OF nONEGA 


L— 13 8chool,s. 




3SS9 

SICS 

3890 

4737 

4738 
4705 
6046 

4739 
6164 
5160 

4741 
4584 

4742 


Gartan 
Muragli . 
Templecrone . 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Tallagbgobcgly 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto, 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Upper Movillo . 
Ditto 


Currin, female 

Oondoan 
Arranmore . 

Ronlune 

Dunlewy ModelAgii. 
Meenuoladdy . A 

Gobi 

Tory Island . .+ 

Bunaiiiiiver . .-f 

Dore . . . 

(ilencrow Model Agrl. 
Tulniwin 

Total, 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 
G 

7 

8 
9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

13 


60 

00 

60 

So 

100 

GO 

20 

60 

60 

30 

100 

60 


75 

40 

40 

40 

40 

20 

40 

4() 

20 

40 


75 

100 

100 

100 

75 

101) 

100 

100 

100 

50 

100 

100 


60 0 0 
66 13 4 
G6 13 4 

60 0 0 
2l)0 0 0 
66 13 4 
26 J3 4 
66 ] 3 4 
66 13 4 
34 0 0 
200 0 0 
66 13 4 


5 12 6 
7 10 0 
7 JO 0 
7 10 0 
5 1-3 6 
7 15 0 
7 10 0 
3 0 0 
7 10 0 
7 10 0 
3 16 6 
7 10 0 
7 10 0 


27 1C .3 
.37 1 8 
37 1 8 
37 1 8 
27 16 3 
04 0 0 
.'17 1 8 
14 16 8 
37 I 8 
37 1 8 
18 18 3 
03 15 0 
37 1 8 


1844 

1847 

1844 

JH46 

1846 

1846 

1847 

1846 

1847 
1847 

1846 

184.1 

1846 


Vested. 

Vested. 

tested. 


720 


420 


1,140 


,027 6 8 j 85 10 0 


56 14 1 






COUNTY OF DOWN— 4 Scboola. 






4976 

5103 

4535 

4745 


Dunraore . . 

Dromoro . 
Hollywood 
Maglierally 


otiiness . 

[Druioahadone . ,-f 

JflllFnicnock Votlftl Agrlcul. 

Mullaglifamaljan . 


1 

3 


CCl 

SO 

100 

50 


20 

25 

25 


70 

100 

75 


46 IS 4 
SO 0 0 
00 0 0 
50 0 0 


6 6 0 1 

5 12 6 1 
- 1 

6 12 6 1 


25 19 2 
27 16 3 
00 0 0 
27 16 3 


1846 

1847 
1845 
1346 


’’ested. 


Total, 




250 


70 


320 


46 13 4 


16 10 0 j 


8l 11 6 







COUNTY OF FERMANAGH-9 Scboola. 




3085 

3986 

4426 

3691 

SS92 

4279 

3984 

3982 

3983 


Aghavea . 
litto 

lleeuisb. . 

Jerryvoyland 

)itto 

Jevenish . 
9ruinkeeran . 
VlnglierBeciolmonoT 
Ditto . f 


Inrren, male 

Ditto, female 

‘kea 

-owtlierstotpn, male 
Ditto. female 

larrison . 
Ylialacarten 
'eemoldoun, male 
Ditto, lemala 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 
9 


100 

60 

100 

60 

lUO 

lUO 


100 

40 

100 

40 

60 

100 


100) 

iOOJ 

100 

100) 

100/ 

100 

150 1 

100) , 
IOOJ ‘ 


34 0 0 
56 13 4 
34 0 0 
66 13 4 
00 0 0 
34 0 0 


36 0 0 
7 10 0 
IS 0 0 
7 10 0 
116 0 
15 0 0 


74 10 0 
47 1 8 
74 10 0 
37 1 8 
65 12 6 
74 10 0 


1844 

1845 

1844 

1845 
1844 
1844 




TofoL 


9 


520 


430 


J50 6 


25 6 S 


71 C 0 3 


63 6 10 


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COUNTY OF MONAGHAN— 6 Scliools. 





Parisli. 


4/4C 

4748 

4077 

4885 

.6114 

5113 


Angbabog 

Ditto 

.Angbnamnllen . 

Doiinmoine 

Ditto 

Ennisiteane 



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AldC 




Amntirtof 


i 


Males. 


Female 


T.„, 


Bulldin;. 


Dltlng-up. 


ton'ai'ds 
Building and 
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1 

2 


100 


50 


1 .*■ 4. ,1. 

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A" s. d. 
1! 5 0 


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55 12 6 


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101) 


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4 




- 


100 


^00 0 






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60 






GG 13 4 








00 


120 


8U 0 0 


0 0 0 


44 10 0 


_1 


380 


190 


570 


>13 8 


35 5 0 


274 6 10 



ADRlimakerg, male 
Uit.w, fcmiilp 

Agliiikeiiit 

Bath Model Agriciil. 
Hroomfield hiduetrialtj 
Drnmlusty 

Total, 



* Included in the i£200, 1 



COUNTY OF TYRONE— 13 Scliool?. 



I Badony, Upper 
I Cndmns . 

; Cloiifyacle 
I Ditto 
[ Cloiigher . 

. Donagtieady . 

, Donaghiuore 
I Dromore . 

I Ditto 

DerTTlonm ^ . 

Termoumaijiiirk 
T ermoiiumuugaQ 



Glencopaga . 
Derrygalt 
Moy. male 

Ditto. femal, 

Eskrn, male 

Upper BpUk 
C asrlecaiilfield . 
Aughnaujore, female 
Mullighbane . 
Dnimcraw 
Ballvirawley . 
Braukey . 

Scragby . 

Total, 



27 IS 3 
7d 10 0 
37 1 8 



7 15 0 454 10 10 



1340 

1S47 

1848 

184fi 



SUMMARY OF ULSTER. 



COU.NTV I 
County 1 
County F 



475 1 1,175 I 73! 



I 297 10 

. 550 14 
ISl 11 



01 13,430 I 2,125 i 5,555 4,210 1 3 4 



)3 1 0 ,2,344 14 1 



MUNSTER— 112 Schools. 

COUNTY OF CLARE— 30 ScliooU. 



Carron 
Dromclitr . 
Dromuacreeliy 

Feacle 

Iiicliicronaa 

KiUeaungkty 

Ditto . 

Kiliuini . 

Kilmncrceby 

Ditto 

Ktlmicliael 

Ditto 

Kilmurry . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Killogeimedy 

Ditto 

Kilmaiiy . 
Ditto 

ICillilagh . 
Ditto 

KilSattnan 

Ditto 

Kilfarboy . 

Ditto 

Rath 

Ditto 

TuUa 



Glencolnmbkill 
Slenveeii . 
BiiHyvoughan, male 
Ditto, female 

Cm-mghkill . 
Cahoriceal 
Coolucasey Model 
Agricoltaral 
Coolacasey, female 
Mountain View 

Ditto, female 

Lackan, male 
Ditto, female 

Kilmurry, male 
Ditto, female 

Cloonleeheen, mala 
" female 



Keilmore, 

Ditto, 

Connelly, 

Ditto. 

Doolen, 

Ditto, 

Cratloe, 

Ditto, 

Moy, 

Ditto. 

Tonelegee, 

Ditto, 

Glaudree . 



female 

mtde 

female 

temale 

female 

female 



60 j 



SO j 1,640 1 1,155 



|202 2 0 1,101 



5o 12 
74 10 
65 12 



74 10 
55 13 
65 13 



I ° Included in 
} .i'dtio. Vested. 
Vested. 



V'ested. 

Vested. 



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COUNTi' OF CORK— 32 Schools. 









4 


1 Expected .4C 


endaocc 


Aid 




Amount o: 










Sdiool. 


r" 


1 










ConlrlliuCIo 


Year 


Observations. 




o 


j 


1 






1 


toivai'ds 










« 


eimes 


jFceial 


s Total 


BulIdiDg. 


FlMIng-up 


l^ltting.up 




















■d! ». (1 


: d! s. u 










.^glis 


FarmTi . . 


1 


6C 


4C 


100 


66 13 • 


7 10 4 




1845 




411i 


BallycraDa 












100 0 0 


11 5 0 


55 12 6 


Vested. 


41U 


Ditto 


1 Ditto, female 


s 


_ 


6C 


50 




5161 


Caliaragh 


1 Gnrtniiscreena, female 


4 


66 


•J<. 


lOO 


66 13 i 


7 10 0 


or 1 0 








CloDTiriest 




6 


on 




120 


SO 0 C 




44 10 0 


1845 


Vested. 


4448 


Cloonmeen 












100 0 0 




4449 


Ditto 








00 


60' 






1845 


Vested. 


3996 


Cullen O’KeeD 


! Cullen, female 


8 


60 


40 


too 










J Vested. 


4440 


Ditto 


I Ditto, m.-ile 


9 


GO 


40 


100 










4835 


ClontnuU . 


IClonmult 


10 


50 




75 


50 0 0 




27 16 3 


1S46 






Castlemnsner 


< Ballylias, male 


11 


100 




1001 


ino 0 0 






4954 


Ditto 




















48S7 














131 0 0 










4838 


Ditto 




U 




100 






74 10 0 


1846 


Vested. 


4845 


Glengnriifo 


! Derr.tconnerrv . 


15 


50 


25 




SO 0 0 




27 16 3 


1846 






Iclitermorloncli 


1 Cnstleniartyt', male 


lU 


100 


- 


ItlOl 


134 0 0 






4841 


Ditto 


t Ditto, female 






100 


100 i 






1846 




4441 


Kilmncaben 


CuUiine . 


18 


tiO 


40 


too 


66 13 4 








Vested. 




Kilshitnnicg 


Claahbee, 


19 


60 


40 


100 










4836 


KiilasbanecDtiz 


Baltroskey, female 


20 




SO 


50 




3 16 6 


18 18 3 


1846 


















134 0 0 




4844 


Ditto 




22 










74 10 0 


1846 


Vested. 


4451 


Maeoumo? 












100 0 0 


11 6 0 








4452 


Ditto 












55 12 G 


1845 




4354 


Mitclielstown 


Mitcbelstown Model 




















4122 


Moleeea . 


A fiadoultural 


25 


100 


_ 


100 


200 0 0 


7 10 0 


103 15 0 


1345 






26 


100 






100 0 0 




4128 


Ditto 












115 0 




1844 


Vested 


4124 


Ditto 












100 0 0 










4126 


Ditto 














55 12 0 


1844 


Vested. 


4230 


Temnleboden 










100) 


134 0 0 










4231 


Ditto 




31 








74 10 0 


1844 


Vested. 






Sherkia Island . 


32 


50 




75 


50 0 0 


5 12 6 


27 16 3 


IS46 








Total, . 


32 


1.670 


1,125 


2.796 


2,000 3 0 


2U9 14 0 


1,104 17 0 








COUNTY OF KERRY— 14 Schools. 


2118 


Ballinrobe 










ipca 












2119 


Ditto 


Ditto, female 












lo 0 0 


74 3 4 


1840 


Vested. 




Ciirreas . 


Cnrrens, male 










100 0 0 










Ditto 












11 5 0 


55 12 6 




Vestt^d. 


5169 


Ksnmare 
Killulasb . 


Cramr . . .f 

Castlemaioe, male I 




00 


60 


J20' 


SO 0 0 


9 0 0 


44 10 0 


1S47 




Ditto 














11 5 0 




1847 






Killceatierna . 


Clonnclouali. male 








100) 

10»i 

100 


34 0 0 










Ditto 










15 0 0 


74 10 0 






4461 


Ivoockane. 
O’Dornev . 


Cirraghbeg . .-f 

O'Dorney, male 


10 

11 


GO 


40 


66 13 4 


7 10 0 


37 1 e 


1847 






Ditto 


Ditto, female 


12 












74 10 0 


1845 




484' 


lemplenoe 


Geragbsnlagh . 
Ballyuuleg 


13 

14 


SO 

60 


20 

40 


100 


34 0 0 
66 13 4 


8 16 6 
7 10 0 


18 18 3 
87 8 


1847 

1846 









Total, 


14 


790 


600 


1,390 


848 13 4 


93 6 6 


m 19 11 








COUNTY OF LIMERICK— 16 Schools. 




3283 

3284 
4471 

4466 

4467 


Abington . 

Ditto 
Adare 
Sftllycabtins 
Horcombiilc , 


Abington, male 

Ditto, female 

Drohedtarsua . 
Bnllymavtiu . 

Kiltacolla, male 


2 

3 


200 

100 

60 


100 

so 

40 


200 

100 

160 

100 


34 0 0 
66 13 4 
00 0 0 
66 18 4 


15 0 0 
7 10 0 
11 5 0 
7 10 0 


74 10 0 
37 1 8 
65 12 6 
37 1 6 


1642 

1842 

1845 

1645 


tested. 

tested. 




Ditto 














11 5 0 


55 12 6 




tested. 


4906 

4907 


C.aheravalla 

Ditto 


Drombanny, mole 


7 


100 




100 t 


34 0 0 


15 0 0 


74 10 0 








Kilmeedv . 


Kilmeedy, male 


9 






‘■f 












4465 


Ditto . 














9 0 0 


44 10 0 








Ditto 


Feena;;b, male 






















Ditto 












00 0 0 


11 6 0 








4764 


Killeedy . 
ilungret . 


Ashford . 


13 


70 


SO 


120 


80 0 0 


9 0 0 


44 10 0 


1846 


rested. 




Ditto 












00 0 0 


11 5 0 


55 12 6 








Newc&stlc 


Newcastle Mod. Agl. 


16 


100 


- 


100 


00 0 0 


-• 


00 0 0 


1846 * 


Incladed in the £200 


— 




Total, 


16 


990 


S50 


,540 


161 8 


08 0 0 


^4 13 4 







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OF NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. 

COUNTY OF TIPPERAnv_i7.e«i,»M. 




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COUNTY OF LONGFORD— C Schools. 















Expected Atlendxocc. 


AMGr 


aated. 


Amount at 








Parish. 




^ ^ , 
















Conirllmtlon 


Year of 




KciuDcr 






















Grant. 














1 


MaloE. 


Female* 


Toiel. 


Bulldliigr. 


Fictlng-up. 


Huliig.up. 






4774 


Clcnhronv 


Di'iimderrig, male 


1 


100 


_ 


ion) 




n 5 0 


3.5 12 6 


























Vested. 


3000 




RusscliifF 


- 


3 


60 


40 


100 


66 13 4 


7 30 0 


37 1 8 


1844 


6115 


Killvgloss 


LeEamure, male t 


4 


100 


- 


1IHI7 


34 0 0 


16 0 0 


74 10 0 


1847 
























480C 


Temptenidchael . 


Lougiord Model Agr. 


8 


100 


- 


100 


200 0 


“* 


100 0 


1846 


' luclcdcd in the ;£'200. 








Total, . 




6 


3G0 


100 


650 


3(t0 IS 4 


83 15 0 


26" 4 2 










COUNTY OF LOUTH— Nil. 












COUNTY OF MEATH 


— 2 Schools. 








4651 

4353 


Slane 

Ditto 


Slane 

Ditto 


female 


1 

2 


100 


100 


100) 
100 5 


134 0 0 


1.5 0 0 


74 JO 0 


1346 










Total, 




2 


100 


100 


200 


134 0 0 


16 0 0 


74 10 0 






QUEEN’S COUNTY— 3 School*. 


4781 


Killahin . 


Cruttyard, male 


1 


100 


. 


100 7 


34 0 0 


15 0 0 


74 10 0 


1846 






















4780 


Tnllamoy . 


Luggacarrio, female 


3 


- 


75 


75 


50 0 0 


5 12 6 


27 16 3 


18-JG 










Totiil, . 


• 




10. 1 iro 


.7. 


84 U 0 


20 12 6 


102 6 3 






COUNTY OF WESTMEATH— 2 Schools. 


5040 

SOSO 


KUhride Pass . 
Ditto 


Milltown, male ■ 

Ditto, feiaile 


1 

2 


100 


60 


100 > 
50 J 


100 0 0 


11 6 0 


55 12 G 


1347 


Vested. 








Total, 




3 


100 


60 


150 


100 0 0 


11 6 0 


55 12 G 






COUNTY OF WEXFOUD-2 Schools. 


5087 




CotirtoacuddY, m.ale 


1 


100 




100) 


100 0 0 


115 0 


65 12 6 


1847 




5038 


Ditto 


Ditto, female 


2 




50 


60,? 










Total, 






100 50 


150 


100 0 0 


11 5 0 


55 12 6 






COUNTY OF WICKLOW— S Schools. 




4784 


Delsany . 


Redford, . 




J 


CO 


40 


100 


66 13 4 


7 10 0 


37 1 8 


1840 




4318 


Killi«lcey . 


Killiskey, 




2 


60 


40 


100 


66 13 4 


7 10 0 


37 1 8 


1846 




4633 


Ratbmichael 


ShonkhiU hlodel Agr 


3 


- 


- 


- 


200 0 0 




100 0 0 


1846 


° Included In the £200. 








Total, 




3 


120 


SO 


200 


338 6 S 


15 0 0 


174 3 4 






SUMMARY OF LEINSTER. 


I Cob 


NTV Carlow . 








_ 


_ 


_ 


_ 




_ 


_ 






1 CovsTT Dublin . 




























\TY Kildare 








3 


100 


120 


220 


135 6 8 


15 4 6 










KTV Kilkenny 








2 


120 


SO 


200 


183 6 8 


16 0 0 


74 3 4 






Kin 










S 


480 


320 


800 


618 0 0 


62 10 0 


410 6 0 






COl'STV LoNOrORD 








6 


360 


100 


560 


600 18 4 


33 16 0 


267 4 2 






CouNTT Louth 


























CouNTT Meath . 








2 


100 


100 


200 


134 0 0 


15 0 0 


74 10 0 






Queen’s County . 








3 


100 


J76 


275 


134 0 0 


20 12 C 


102 6 3 






County Westme.atr 








2 


100 


60 


J60 


100 0 0 


11 6 0 


66 12 6 








NTY WExrono 








2 


100 


DO 


160 


100 0 0 


11 6 0 


55 12 6 






j County Wicklow 








3 


120 


80 


200 


333 6 8 


16 0 0 


174 8 4 






L 


Total in 


jEIKSTFB 




31 


1,580 


1,166 


2,745 


2,238 IS 4 


1S9 12 0 


1,289 2 8 







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OF NATIONAL EDUCATION IN lEELAND. 

CONNAUGHT— 84 Schools. 

COUNTY OF G A L W A y— 20 Schools. 



JWIiiiftkm 
450-i Kilftoiiairan 
•416" Kilcowftu . 
•il(iS Ditto 
<"(■0 ICilcummiu 
4<8r Ditto 
3W0 Kiilanin . 
4U57 Ditto 

4788 Killeenfidima 
4/90 Kilmaflduaah 
4791 Ditto 

4789 Kiltbomns 
4ol0 Ltckmolossy 
4859 Ditto 

450o Oranmore 
4607 Ditto 



! Koelogucs . . 4 

1 Uaiitoy ... 5 

I linllymore, male 0 

■ Ditto, female 7 

'■ Onterard, male 8 

I Ditto, female 0 

!Tully. No. 2 . . HI 

Lpdermore, . .11 

Killoenadinia . . 19 

Gort, male 13 

Ditto. fumale 14 

Peter's IVell . . 15 

Giirloacolioen, male 10 j 

Ditto, female 17 I 

Oramnore, male 18 1 

Ditto, female 19 i 



ti« 13 4 


7 10 


0 37 




s 


1845 


au 13 4 


7 HI 


0 .37 




H 






7 11) 


0 37 




8 


184.5 


0(1 13 t 




0 37 




8 


1844 


00 1 3 4 


7 lu 


0 37 




8 


1845 


100 0 0 


11 0 


0 5.7 


12 


« 


1844 


134 0 0 


15 0 


0 74 


10 


0 


1846 


GO 111 4 


7 10 


0 37 




8 


184.'i 'Vested. 






0 37 




8 


1810 1 


CO 13 4 


7 10 


0 37 


1 


8 


1840 .Vested. 


200 0 0 


23 10 


0 111 


6 


0 


1846 'Vested. 


00 13 4 


7 10 


0 37 


1 


s 


1346 Vested. 


100 0 0 


11 6 


0 55 


12 


6 


1845 Vested. 


134 0 0 


15 0 


0 74 


10 


0 


1845 


_ 


_ 




_ 




1833 iVestfid. BtinJing 












1 littiiig'Uvf^rantsp 



COUNTY 01' LEITRIM— 3 Schools. 


4409 


Cloonclain . 


Towneylust. 


now 


























4500 


Ditto 


LUuegrotb 

Ditto. 


1 1 


1 

2 


100 


50 


100? 
5U 5 


100 0 


0 11 6 


0 


53 12 


6 


1840 






3941 


Feemigli . 


CiLstlefore 




3 


60 


40 


lOU 


GO 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1844 










Total, 




3 


160 


90 


250 


160 13 


4 13 13 


0 


93 14 


2 








z 








COUNTY OF M.kYO- 


-4.8 Scliools. 














3914 


AchUl . . 


Bunnncnrry 




j 


60 


40 


inn 


66 13 


4 7 10 




37 1 


8 


1844 


Vested. 




3974 


Ditto 


Toiiiialincully 


2 




411 


100 


00 13 


4 7 10 




37 1 




1844 


A’eated. 




2825 

3013 


Aiigliamore 

Ditto 


Ciiliir, 

Ditto, 


female 




00 


1"6 


[ 186 


100 0 


0 11 6 




53 12 


0 


•1840 
1 1841 


^ Vested. 




31143 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Criissard, 

Ditto. 


female 


6 


100 


50 


f,so 


100 0 


n 11 6 




63 12 


6 


1844 






sil75 


Ditto 


Clogtiooley 






<10 


40 


100 


00 13 


4 7 10 




37 1 


8 


13-14 






1851 


Armagh . 


Poulocapiul 0 


Logboy 


8 


150 


130 


280 








- 




1380 


Vested. Daildingam 






























ticiing-up G 




3953 

3969 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Cnrronamonstra, male 
Ditto. fumalu 


9 

10 


100 


50 


1 150 


100 0 


0 11 6 


0 


65 12 


6 


1844 




4796 


Augliogoira 


Lank hill, . 




11 


GO 


40 


^ lOO 


60 13 


4 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


184(> 


Vested. 






Ditto 


Corrakenued; 




12 




40 


100 


06 IS 


4 7 10 




37 1 


8 




Vested. 




4863 


Ditto 


SbraigUatluw 




13 


00 


40 


100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1840 






5120 


Ditw 


Derrycrolf 


• 4 


14 


.W 


25 




.50 0 


0 12 




27 16 




1817 






3904 


Borrislioole 


Newlield . 




15 


11)0 


60 


160 


loo 0 


0 U 5 


0 


65 12 




1844 






612.5 


BaUintober 


Ballyburke 


.'t 


10 


60 


40 


100 


06 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1347 






3954 

3955 


Ditto 


Becau, 

Ditto, 


female 


17 

18 


160 


60 


[l60 


100 0 


0 11 6 


0 


55 12 


6 


1844 


Vested. 




3970 


Cong 


Cong 




!9 


60 


40 


^ 100 


06 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1844 




4109 


Tslandeady 


Mucknngli 




20 


60 


40 


100 


06 13 


4 7 10 




37 1 




1844 






5121 


Ditto . 


Ciogernagh 


’ -f 




60 


40 


100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


S 


1347 






4496 


Kilcommon 


Falliigli . 




22 


GO 


40 


100 


60 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1845 






6120 


Ditto 


Lahiuch . 


• / 


23 


GO 


40 


lOO 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 




1847 






4496 

4497 


Kilconduff 

Ditto 


Cftstleshanag 

Ditto, 




24 

25 


lOO 


60 


i 160 


loo 0 


0 11 6 


0 


56 12 


6 


1645 


tested. 




3944 

3946 


Kilbeagli . 
Ditto 


Clnonrane, 

Ditto, 


Smtle 


20 

27 


100 


60 


/ 150 


100 0 


0 11 5 


0 


56 12 


6 


1844 






4793 

4794 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Lowpark, 

Ditto. 


“mL 


29 


100 


100 


i200 


134 0 


0 15 0 


0 


74 10 


0 


1346 






3930 

3961 


Knock 

Ditto 


Cariowmore, 

Ditto, 


female 


so 

31 


100 


50 


'■ 160 


100 0 


0 n 5 


0 


65 12 


6 


1844 






6122 


Kilgeever . 


Acconny 


• 4 


32 


00 


40 


' 100 


66 13 


4 10 


0 


37 1 


6 


1847 






5123 


Ditto 


Killndoon 


‘ -1 


S3 


60 


30 


80 


54 0 


0 6 0 


0 


30 0 


0 


1847 






6127 


Diito 


Bendormgh 




34 


60 


40 


100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 




1847 






5128 

5129 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Louisborgb, 

Ditto, 


femalei 


33 

36 


IDO 


60 


100 

60 


tlOO 0 


0 11 5 


0 


55 12 


6 


1847 






5124 


Kilmeoa . 


Ciaggan . 




37 


50 


2S 




'so 0 


0 6 12 


6 


27 16 




1847 






4169 


Knnckmaska 


Busbfield, 


■«1 




120 




120 


80 0 


0 9 0 


0 


44 10 


0 


1844 


rested. 






Killeden . 


Carriok, 




39 


100 




100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1844 


■’ested. 




4494 


Ooghavil , 


Tierenacroaglia 




SO 


20 


50 


34 0 


0 3 16 


8 


IS 18 


3 


1845 


rested. 




4790 


Ditto 


Brackloou 




41 


60 


40 


lOU 


06 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1846 


rested. 




4797 


Ditto 






42 


60 


40 


100 


66 1,3 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1846 


rested. 




4854 


Ditto 


Killadannng 




43 


60 


40 


100 


66 13 


4 10 




37 1 


8 


1346 






4865 


Ditto . , 


Kilsallagh, 




44 


60 


40 


100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


8 


1846 






4856 


Ditto . . 


ICilmore . 




46 




40 


100 


66 13 


4 7 10 


0 


37 1 


S 


1840 










Total, 




45 


2,650 


1,016 


4,260 


2,635 6 


8296 6 


8 


1,466 16 7 









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COUNTV OF ROSCOMMON— U Schools. 



Doll 

Numlie 


Pocisli, 


1 School. I 


§ Espocted Atlciidimco 


Aid Grantoii. 


j Amaimt o 


Year 

Uniii 


^ Ohsenratioiis. 


o f Male 
" 1 


|Femai 


s| Total. ; UullilInB. j FlUing-iiii, 


ti>«rar(U 
ntiilcling ari 


4013 

4908 

490!) 

sno3 

4492 

4493 
3908 
4lJ] 
4112 
4905 
49;'(i 

4800 

4801 
4799 


Bulliiitubhor . 
Hiimbiin . 

niiio 

.Rljiibcen . 
Kjigiven . 

Oitlo 

Kilglass . 
Kiltrustan 
Ditto 

Killenvoy . 

Ditto 

Tnrraonbany . 
Ditto 

Tybohan, . 


BalHntubber . 
.StrokostowD, male 
i'flmale 

Creei-y 

Cloonageerogb. male 
Ditto, femii’e 

BiilljTeeDy . , 

Kiltru.tt.-uj, male 

l^ifto, female 

Krockrogbery. male j 
Ditto, female i 

fluekey, male 1 

nilto. female 1 

Frenclipark, female 1 


1 00 
2 100 

3 

4 <>0 

5 100 

6 

7 10(1 

8 100 
9 

0 100 

1 

2 100 

i 

4 60 


40 

100 

40 

.50 

50 

50 

100 

CO 

40 


100 
^200 
100 
1 1.50 
150 
|l50 
|200 
^360 
100 


52 10 
134 0 
66 13 
100 0 
100 0 
100 0 
134 0 ( 
100 0 0 
66 13 4 


7 10 0 
15 0 0 
7 10 0 
115 0 
11 5 0 
11 5 0 
15 0 0 
n 5 0 
7 10 0 


61 5 0 
74 10 0 
37 1 8 
55 32 6 
55 12 6 

65 32 C 
74 10 0 
55 12 6 
87 I 8 


1844 

1840 

1844 

1845 
1844 
1644 

1846 
1846 
1846 


Vested. 

Vested. 

V0>ted. 

I'ested. 


Total, . 1 


4 780 


520 


1,300 


853 16 8 


9" 10 0 490 18 4 




COUNTY OF SLIGO-3 Schools. 


48.17 

4488 

3912 


kllinnltill 

iasilecomer 

)romowl 


Tnnagh . 

Woyfort . . . C 

Ballacontranfa 


60 

GO 

60 


40 

40 

40 


100 

100 

100 


66 13 4 
66 13 4 
66 13 4 


7 10 0 
7 10 0 
7 10 0 


37 1 8 
37 1 8 
37 3 8 


1846. 

1845 

1844 


Vested. 


Total, . 


180 


120 


300 


200 0 0 


22 10 0 


11 6 0 


\ 

1 SUMMARV OP CONNAUOIIT. 




COniiTT Lritium . 
CouHTy Mato 
County Roscommon 
C ooNTy Sligo 


. 20 

• ■ ■ ■ 3 

• ■ . . 45 

• > * • 14 

3 


1390 

ICO 

2650 

780 

180 


810 

90 

1616 

.520 

120 


2200 1 
260 

4266 2 
1800 
300 


203 0 0 
166 13 4 
035 C 8 
863 16 8 
200 0 0 


142 10 fl 
18 15 0 
2f)6 6 8 1 
97 10 0 
22 10 0 


■|)6 0 
92 14 0 
465 16 7 
90 18 4 
11 S 0 






1 Total in CoNNAfoHT, . j 83 


1 5160 


8156 


8316 6 


23 16 8 


577 11 8 2 


71 19 1 


SUMMARY IN PROVINCES OF THE FOREGOING. 




S™ ; : : 

I Uki.vsttiii 
; CoN-NALonr . 

ToblNo, ofDuikliiigCas 


. . . . I 01 

. . . . 112 

. . . .|3I 

• • . . 85 


3430 

6180 

1680 

5160 


2126 
4300 1 
1165 
3156 


>.556 42)6 13 4 
3480 7328 16 4 
274,5 2233 13 i 
316 5123 16 8 


02 1 c'234-1 34 1 

02 3 0;.J0J0 8 2 

69 12 01289 2 sl 

77 11 8|2S7i 19 l| 




'son 31st Dec., 1047, (289 llOSflO |l 


3746 2 


096 1)8907 19 8 1>' 


3] 8 2jl0.j.l0 4 oj 



Mauiuce Cnoss, I 
Jaues Kelly, J* 



Secretai-ies. 



XXIII.—List of 14 Schools suspended for various 





1 


Scbool. 


No. of 
Sclioais 




Counties. 


Holl 

Numbe 


Scliool. 


1 No. of 
1 8c) tools 




Cork 

Carlow 

Dublin 

Galway 






1542 

648 

091 

692 

1295 

1498 

980 

990 


Blarney, female 

Conabeny 
Balscadden, male 

Dit to. female 

Brflybogliill, male 
Ditto, female 

Briersfield, male 

Ditto, female 


1 

2 

S 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 


Vested. 

do. 

do. 

'do. 

do. 

do.’ 

do. 

do. 


Galway . 


1322 

1323 
1330 
)ni2 
1773 
1342 


Kilmore 
Ardbrack 
Cama 
Roundetono 
Ryebill . 

Boflin’g Island 

Total Suspended, 


9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

14 


Vested. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 


■ 









Maurice Cnoss, 1 « . • 

James Kelly, j-oecretenei. 



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153 



XXV. 



No. l._Lisl of IS5 Schools, to which Grants of Snlarics .iiul Boots 
■wliicli ai'o included in Appendix, No. XXI. 



or Books only, were made, and 



NoiE.-Tb« Scboon tltos (•) struck off .lurinj <bo yoar. 

ULSTER — 89 Scliools. 



COUNTY OF ANTRIM.—n Schools. 


j COUNTY OP DOlYN,_cn«/fW. 


3 

3( 

a 

B1 

51 

uO 


m"cr| 


j School, 


'^jScUui 




1 School. 


1 Unto 


No, of 
1 Schools. 


'3 ^ Bnllialoy . 

■’0 1 Rallymousy 
Hi HelWt . 

J2 1 Ditto 
'1 1 Oulftigblriu 
•10 ' DerrykeiitU.in 
10 1 Doiiiighy . 

Hi t Grange ofNalteen 

50 1 KirkiiirioU 
>0 j Ditto 

51 j Templecormn 


. Islfindraacalhm . 
Oarryduff' 

Kre<lorick.st.,fem. Indu 

BaHytieiu 

Deriykeiglian 

Irveess 

Doiiadpy . 

Ballymena, male Indast. 
Ditto, l>m„ 

Ballyeurjy, femu 

Total, 


1 
1 

t. 1 

2 
1 

. 1 

KJ 
10 

0 9 

0 fl 


[ 1 

1 ^ 

i ® 
1 c 

‘ 9 
1 ’'•’ 
11 

11 


Fiiffi 
1 


j Raleagh . 

j Guiuess, tempy 

1 Bnllymoney , 

GreougraTM 
Ballymacannoney 
Tiillyweat 

Ballievry, iufaa 

Total, 


i 

10 

14 

10 

10 

10 

14 

9 

199 


i H 
12 

13 

14 

15 

16 
17 


1 


— 


COUNTY Oh 


FERMANAGH.--a Scho 


ola. “I 


COUNTY 


F AllMAGH.— 23 School 


”. 


— 


' 5179 


j Derryoolan 
Imiia M‘Saiut 


Lowtberatonrn, P. L. U. 
Aughmuldoney . 

Total, 


10 

-i7 




.50rs I Bfillymore 
oOru 1 Ditto 
aOso 1 Ditto 
alWl 1 Ditto 
5UB5 1 Ditto 
6JJ8 j Ditto 

Sir 

OUilS j Ditto 
aira'Ditio 
Olull ( Derrynoo.se 
St.ot j Ditto 

5075 1 Drumcroe . 

5076 ; Ditto 

5077 , Ditto 
SUSS Killovy . 

50S4 1 Ditto 
5080 Ditto 
5087 ! Ditto 
50S2 ■ Kihunre . 

6018 1 N. T. Hamilton . 
5038 ! Ditto 

5133 ' Titrtaragban . 

i 


Tanderagee,* male 

Ditto,* femal 

Bitto,’ iiilai, 

Ditto, No. < 

Corremugh,* 5nfM 

Angbliah.' infim 

Crossmaglen, lernph 

UalliaacloM, mole' 

fem;d 

Anainar . 

Dero-noose, male 

Ditto, female 

Portadown,* male 

Ditto,* femalt 

Ditto, infant 

C.yreiisbega,* male 

Ditto," femalo 

'J’liliTlinppy,* male 

Ditto,* female 

Mullabead,* infant 

VallenbriKik , 

Mullnduff, female* 

Derrylard 

Total, 


10 

10 

10 

10 

• 10 

0 

10 

1(1 

10 

0 

9 

10 

9 

10 


1 

3 

3 

0 

7 

8 
9 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 
J7 
IS 

19 

20 
21 
32 
23 

23 




1 COUNTY OF LONDONDEIIRY.-7 Schools. 1 


.5042 

5138 

5139 
6021 
5003 
5099 
5180 


Giendennott 

Lissau 

Ktkvonaghan 

Miiwquin . 
Ditto 

Mngherafalt 


LUrancarroll 

Ardkili 

Tobermore, fenmie 

Domin . , 

Letteriimn . j 

Ballywiliinm 
Magherufelt, No, 3 

Total, 


10 

10 

9 

10 

14 

20 

10 

83 


5 

1 

’ 


COUNTY OF MONAGHAN.-4 SchonU 




5006 

5165 

5181 

6024 


Ballybay . 
Cnrriji 
Juiiiskeett . 
Muokiio . 


Biilijbay . 

Inniakeeii^ 
Druinacon . 

Total, 


14 

10 

14 

10 

48 


1 

2 

3 

4 


1 COUNTY OF CAVAN.-ti Scbools. i 


COUNTY OF TYRONE—U Schools. 1 


5J74 

0175 

ooia 

5(120 

5104 

6173 


Cnetleraglian 
Ditto . . 1 

j Drumlane , 1 

1 Killisbuudra . | 

j l.nrftgb. Upper . 1 
1 Sbercock . 


Ca’jtleragbaD, male 

Ditto, female 

Ashgrore 
Dramkeeran 
Ardadaeh . 

Nolagh . 

Total, 


10 
10 
10 1 
14 

71 1 


1 

a 

3 

6 

6 

6 


.5066 

5182 

5028 

6106 

5074 

5184 

5185 
6025 
6183 
S051 
S026 
027 
014 
205 j 


Anghnloo . . i 

Hallintacken . 1 

Bnllyclog . . , 

Cnppagh . . 1 

Jerryloran 
5itto 

'lontighcavey 
Iromore . 

CilleBhell . 

Cilakerry . 

•ower Badony 
)itto 

'omcrny , . . 

pper Badony . i 


Aughmaoloy . 

Drumlie:er . ' 1 

Srigh, . 

'ecarry . . ’I 

lookstosrn, P.L. U, 

'oy . . .1 

lerrahai-d . . I 

ihancragh . [ 1 

'leuanees , , 1 

Inockuagor . . [ 

sreeiicastle, mala ' | 

3>tto. female | 

albally . , 1 

Total, . , j 


IS 
10 1 

10 

10 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 1 

10 

10 

137 j 


2 1 
3 1 

6 

G 

7 

8 
9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

14 





COUNTY OF DONEGAL.-6 Schools. 1 


5004 

499S 

6176 

5177 

5000 


Cloadehorkey 
Palifin. Lower 
lanis M'Saint 
Killea 
KiUygarvan 


iunfanagly . , 1 

Juncraaa . 

Ardfarna . , 1 

tltangbaderiy . . I 

-arradovni 

Total, . . I 


10 
10 
10 
10 1 
28 j 


1 

2 

3 

i 

S 




COUNTY OF DOWN.-ir Schools. 




— 


SUAIMARV UP ULSTBIC J 

Counties. Snl.r. »T 1 

Amw-ot.. No, of Schools. 1 


6013 

soil 

6013 

6073 

6023 

6178 

6039 

5064 

5134 

5137 


Bailee . , 1 ; 

Bangor . . : 

Ditto . . ] 

Comber . . M 

DoDoghadee . 1 i 

Dromard . . j ( 

JruiaballyroDpy . 1 I 

iillsborongh . | C 

7pllywood . 1 I 

lillinchT&Ivilitiorel E 


allee, female 

angoD male 

female 

oneyren , 

allyhaskin 
ransha . . 

allyrouey . . 

rUlyhackamon . 

irnamaehery . 


9 

22 1 

14 1 

15 
10 1 
10 1 
10 
10 

s 

10 1 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 
7 
6 
9 
0 


AnnacH . 

Catraw . 

Doxeoal 
D oivx . 

FenM.VNAOB . 
LONDONUERttr . 
MoNAQttAK 

Tthosb . 

ToTAI. IX UtSTEIi 


• • n 

• • 223 23 

• • 6 

• . 199 jy 

• • 10 2 

• * 83 7 

• • 48 4 

. 14 

b . £964 89 



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MUNSTER.— 33 Schools. 



COUNTY OP CLARE.—2 Schools. 


COUNTY OF LIMERICK.— confmuerf. 


^Roil 


Portsh. 


School. 


Rato^l 

Salary. 


No. of 
Scliouls. 


Roll 

Number 


Parish. 


ScliooL 


Salary. 


No. of 








£ 










£ 




S068 


Abbey 


New Qoay . . 


10 


1 


6194 


St. John's . . 


St.John’s, female 


9 


4 


5186 


Clooney . 


Caher^dioikin . . 


10 


2 


5143 


St. Michael's 
St. Minchin’s 


Perry-sqnare, Limk. female 
Limerick, P.L.U. 


30 


6 






Total, 
























Total, 


73 


G 
























COUNTY OF CORK.-9 Schools. 






COUNTY OF TIPPERARY.— 9 Schools. 


5020 


Ballymodnn 


Bandon . 


10 


1 


6094 


Annrarty . 


Mohorongh 


10 


1 


6100 






10 


2 






Baraaiie, female 


9 


2 


5140 


Creagb. 




14 


3 


6044 


(ulfitmoan 


Killosknbcn 


10 


3 


5141 


Ditto 


Ditto, female 

Drimoleaffue . , 


15 


4 


6111 


Kiltenny . 


Ctlenbayrn 


10 


4 


5188 


Drimoleagoe . 


18 


5 


6112 


Knock 


Timoney . . 


10 


5 


6003 


Imohriclc . 


Ballinagrath . . 


10 


8 




Lougbkent 


New Inn 


10 


G 


5055 






9 






Newcastle 


Newcastle . 


1 10 




6187 


Rathcooney 


Riverstown 


10 


6 


5196 


RelisnrarrT 


Golden . 


IS 


8 


6180 


Yonghal 


Youghal, infant 


10 


9 


5110 


Thories 


Thnrleis femnle Industrial 


9 


9 






Total, 


IOC 


9 






Total, 


96 


9 














































5096 


Ardmore . 






















6030 

6191 


Glenbeigli 


Knockaloagha . 
Bunglansh, male 


10 

10 


1 


6197 


Ballygnmier 


Ballyganner, female 


9 


2 








Total, 


18 




6192 


Ditto 




9 


3 








4996 


Killannm . 


Cahirciveen, P.L.U. . 




4 












5193 


Kfllorglin . 


Crloimaguillagh . 


9 


5 














Total, 


38 


6 




Counties. 


Salary. No. of Schools. 














Coahe 


. . £20 

. . 100 


















9 






COUNTY OF LIMERICK— 6 Schools. 








Kcniir . 


38 














































6102 


Knockaderry 


Knockaderry 




1 












6142 


Knockaney 


Bottomstown 


10 


2 












5195 


Ditto 


Knockaney . . 


14 


3 




Totai. in MuNSTrn, . £351 


.'13 








LEINSTER.— 49 Schools. 








COUNTY OF CARLOW.~Nn. 


COUNTY OF KILKENNY.— 










— 


6063 


Dnnnerraficin . 


Kells 








COUNTY OF DUBLIN 6 Schools. 






5301 


Thomastowu 


Mong . 


10 


7 
















Total, 








Clontarf . 


Ctontarf,* Parochl. male 


















10 














5166 


Ditto 

St. Aadeon's 


Ditto,* female 


12 

9 


2 




KING’S COUNTY.— C Schaola. 












1 100 
22 






























6010 

6008 


Ditto 
St. Peter’s 


Ditto, No. 3, male 

St. Pelcr*».Whitcfrlir«.. milo 


6 

G 


5067 

6168 


Birr 

Clonsart . 


Farsonstiiwn Moulisniu’ IsstiC. 
Brackna 


IS 

10 


1 

2 






Total, 


153 




















6204 


Ditto 


Ballinagan 


10 


4 






























5202 


Ditto 


Lehinch . . 


10 


6 




COUNTY OF KILDARE.— 1 School. 










Total, 


67 


G 


4997 


Athy 


Athy, female 


14 1 




COUNTY OF LONGFORD.— 6 Schools. 












5100 


Ahbeylara 


Anihooiraraii 


10 


1 




COUNTY OF KILKENNY.— 7 Schools. 






Columbkill . 


Cloocaugbt, female 


12 


2 














Granard . 
Kilglass . 
Ditto 


Anghabrack 
Ballycloaghan, male 
Ditto, female 


14 


3 


5093 


Ballinataara 








6200 


9 




5033 


Ballycallan 

Callan 


Ballyline 

Coolagh 

Colliery, male 

l^itto, female 


10 


2 






Total, 


66 


6 




Castlecomei 

Ditto 


10 

19 














3199 


5 


COUNTY OF LOUTH.— Nil. 



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COUNTY 


OF MEATH.- 8 Schools. 


1 COUNTY OF WEXFORD.— 6 Schools. 


nou 

Kumb 


j Parish. 

1 


Schoal. 


Sr 


' No 0 




I Parish. 

1 


School. 


Rato c 


Mo. of 
Schools. 


507 

5072 

6007 

6105, 

5001 

6062 

5207 

6052 


1 Drinncoarath 
1 Cilto 
1 Gilley 
Ditto 
Kella 
Ditto 

KillalloD . 
Killnry 


Drumcoareth, femri 

Ditto, male 

Girley, Agricultur 

Ditto, femal 

Kells, infaa 

Ditto, Parochi 

Killaiion . 

Heroostown . 

Total, 


1 

10 

20 

14 

0 

16 

20 

10 

lOS 


6 

6 

7 

8 

8 


5211 

6034 

5069 

5070 
6015 
6145 


Bnllyhuskard 

Ballymitt}- 

Kilmallock 

Ditto 

Rosgarland 
Tagbmon . 


Glenbryan . 

Hilltown female 

BailymQD, male 

Ditto, female 

Clongeen, female 

CooUan, female 

Total, 


X 

10 

9 

22 

18 

0 

g 

77 


1 

2 








QUEEN'S COUNTY.— 3 Schools 




COUNTY OP WICKLOW.— 1 School. j 


6203 

5032 

5209 


Cloonenagh 

Dorrow 

Ditto 


Briscoli . 

Dmrow, female 

CnUoMU . 

Total, 


14 

14 

10 

38 


1 

2 

3 

S 


1 5159 j Rathbrawa 


Stratford'On-Slacey 


10 




SU.MMARY OF LEINSTER. 

Salary. H 

C.tllLOW . . £ _ 


.ofSch, 


ol.. 




COUNTY OF WESTMEATH.-eScho 


s. 




WUDUN .... 153 6 

KltDAhE ... 14 1 

IwLEENvr ... 65 7 

Kh'u's • ... 67 6 

LoNoroan ... 56 5 

Louth 

Weath . . . . J09 g 

... 38 3 

MtssTME.vTn ... 69 C 

llcxpono . . ^ 77 g 

WicKLOiy ... 10 1 

Total in Leinster, . £656 49 


6109 

6054 

6091 

5210 

6090 

6101 


Mulliogar . . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Kahue 

Rathaspec . 


Gainstowa 

Molliagar, female prep 
Ditto, male ptep. 

Diuo, infant 

Rathowen 

Total, 


30 

12 

18 

9 

10 

10 


1 

3 

5 

6 


69 






CONNAUGHT— 14 Schools. 




COUNTY OF GALWAY.-2 Schools. 


1 


5160 

6146 


Bnllinalcm 


Gnrtnadeeve, female 

VYoodlawn, female 

Total, 


14 

23 


1 

2 







5217 

5046 

6214 


rovagh 

lilmacshalgan 


5t James’ Well . 

Donenl . 

Sligo, infant 


10 

10 

9 


2 


2 




GGUN-rV OF LEIT1UM.-6 Schools, 






Total, 


39 


S 


6030 

5213 

5161 

5035 

5212 


Ornmlease 
?eenagh . 
iinisinagrath 
\il!argy 
lossinvet . 


Drpmlease 

Kiilyfarmon . [ 

Drutnlteerin 

Killargy 

EdeorilJe 

Total, 


S i 

10 

10 

9 

10 1 
47 


1 

2 

a 

6 


SUMMARY OF CONNAUGHT. 

Salary. No, of Schoo 

... £23 2 

Leitrim , 4y - 

M.™ . . : : ,8 1 

Roscommon ... 15 . 


- 


1 CUUNTi; OF MAYO.-3 Schools. 




Total IN Connaught, . £137 I4 


8117 

5013 

5215 


lallinrobe 

iallisalceety 

vilmoremoy 


lollinrohe P.L.U. 
isglaaon . . ; 

Ballina, female j 


10 

IS 




2 

S 


OMMiJlY IN PROVINCES, OF APPENDIX XXV. Di.t No 1 

■ ■ ■ . -£964 89 

. . .861 is 

Doikoto ... 668 S 

Co.NNAUaHT . . . 137 

Total, £2,108 186 


Total, . 1 


28 


3 


COUiMFi; OF ROSCOMMON.- 1 School. “ 




521G I 


ilmora . . j Kilmore . . j 


10 


1 



Matoice Cross, 1 „ 
Jambs Kellt, j 



U2 



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1 APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 

XXV. 

. 2. — List of Thirty-nine Schools, to i?luch the Commissioners appropriated Grants for Building and 
Fittiiig-up, and which are included in Appendix XXII. 

Note.— S chools in.irfccd thus (•) were struck off, anil tlms (f) brought into oiicmtioii. 

ULSTER. — 12 Schools. 



COUNTY OF LONUONDKRRY.— Nil. 



COUNTY OF MONAGHAN.— 2 Schools. 



COUNTY OF ANTRIM.— 1 School. j 






sdiooi. 


5001 


Ratnoan . 


Toberbilly . ' j T 



COUNTY OF ARMAGH— Nil. 



[ COUNTY OP CAVAN.— 2 Schools. 


5162 

5103 


Lurgan . . 

Ditto 


Virginia, male 

Ditto, female 

Total, . . 


1 

2 

2 


COUNTY OF DONEGAL.-4 Schools. 


5166 

504(1 

5164 

5166 


Meevagb 
Tnlliighbegly 
Tollagbgobegly . 
Ditto 


Dundoan . . 

Meenacladdy 
Tovry Island 
Bemaiiihver 

Total, 


1 

2 

3 

4 

4 



r»i-yi. 


1 1 
1 Schuot. 1 


Dnnaraoyno 

Eiiuiskoaue . . 

1 


Broomdoid, Iiidustl.l 

Druialisicr . . j 

Total, . . j 



COUNTY OF TYRONE.— 2 Schools. 



Cloiigber 








1 Mullogbbnne 




Dromore . . j 


Total, 





COUNTY OF DOWN— 1 School. 
I Dromore . . . j DrumaUitduue 



COUNTY OF FERMANAGH.— Nil. 




MUNSTER. — 10 Schools. 



COUNTY OF CLARE.— Nil. 



COUNTY OF CORK.— 2 Schools. 



COUNTY OF TIPPERARY— 2 Sciinols. 



[ Gnrtnoscrena, 
1 Claahbee 


female 


1 


5040 

.5041 


1 Ditto 


1 Eglish, 
1 Ditto, 




1 Total, 




2 







Total, 





COUNTY OF KERRY.— li Schools. 



Caher ... 1 

CasllemBme male 2 

Ditto, female 3 

Gleiicar* . . 4 

Cirraghbeg . . g 

Gerasbuloagh . . 6 



SUMMARY OF hlUNSTER. 


Counting. 




Cl-ABE 








Knaav .... 11 


LllICttlcK .... 




TippEanny . 




WATEBrOttD .... 


_ 


Total rsf MdnstivII, 


10 



LEINSTER. — 6 Schools. 




KING’S COUNTY.-Nil. 
COUNTY OF LONGFORD-2 Schools. 



COUNTY OF LOUTH.— Nil. 



COUNTY OF MEATH.— Nil. 



QUEEN’S COUNTY—Nil. 
COUNTY OF WESTMEATH.—2 Schools. 



Kilglasa . 


Leuamore, 

Ditto, 


male 

female 


1 

2 


5049 

5060 


Kilbride Pass . 

■ Ditto 


j Milltown, male 

1 Ditto, female 


Ditto . , . j 


ToUl, 




2 






Total, 



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[ COUNTY OF WEXFORD.— 2 Schools. 






SChDDl, 


No. of 


5037 

5U8S 


Rossdroit 

Ditto 


Coortnaenddy, male 

Ditto, female 

Total, 


1 

2 

2 


COUNTY OF WICKLOV,'.— Nil. | 



J)OBLIN 

Kilkenny 



SUMMARY OF LEINSTER. 
No, of SoKools-l Coimtlef. 

QlTEEN'a 



CONNAUGHT. — 11 Scliools. 



COU.N'TV UP OALWA\.— Nil. 



COUNTY OF LEITRl.M.— Nil. 



COUNTY OF MAYO.— 10 Soiools. 



B12B i Augliasowo 
5125 [ Ballintobbci' 
,5121 jalfinJiiciiJy 
.5120 [ Kilcomuion ' 
6123 Kiljtwver 

6123 j n;tto 

612" i Ditto 
512y I Ditto . 
.5129 j Ditto 
5124 I Kilmceno 



Darrycroft 

Uiillj-barliQ 

Cloggernagh 

Lebincb 

Arcony . 

KilUiluoa 

Boodt-rrajib 

Louisbnrgb, 

Ditto, 

Cliiggiii . 

Total, 



tCOUNTY OP ROSCOMMON,— 1 School. 



COUNTY OF SLIOO.— Nil. 



U ISTCtl , 
Monster . 
Leinster . 



G ENER^VL SUMMARY in PROVINCES of APPENDIX XXV., 
Lists Nos. 1 a-sd 2. 

Ka. of Schools. I 



Ulster • .... 101 

MussTca . . . • . 43 

Total number of Scboiils received into connexion 
daring the year ending 3Ist December, 1847, 224 

Deduct number slmclc oQ' during the year, 83 

Sboiring an incroRse during the year of . 122 



JltunicB Cross, 1 ^ • 

r.-.r.. > ot’cj'dftmcj. 

J.VMES IvLLLYj J 



XXVI. 




I Cork . 

' Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Kerry 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Limerick 
Ditto . 
I'ippetary 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
IVaterford 
Ditto . 



female 



male 27 
female 28 
male 39 
female I 30 
male 81 
female 33 






female 



Dnblin 
Ditto 1 
Kilkenny 



female 

female 



List of Sixty-nine Schools, towards the Erection of which the Coraraissloners made Grants, and which 
were brought into operation during the year 184T, and. ai-e included in Appendix XXL 



I 4437 Cnrrigauima 
4459 Goriro, 

4434 Ditlo, 

4120 Scant, 

4127 Ditto, 

4765 Crlountane, 

4758 Ditto, 

4443 Rennies 
4846 Gurliiabinnie 
4458 BaUinakill 
4483 Maaterguiby 
4254 Coolard 

4762 Glenbeigh, 

4763 Ditto, 

4759 Dronmeunni, ii 
3934 Kilcoleman, 
4014 Ditto, 

4005 Moyoarkey 
8889 Grenanc . 
4004 LillieCon . 

4134 Coolnasmear, 

4135 Ditto, 

4930 Clontarf, 

4931 Ditto, 

2789 PUirodngb, 



4728 I Drumilly . , 

4729 Killean, 

4731) Ditto, 

4422 Gleneely . . 

4420 Ballysbaimon, 

4421 Ditto. 

4740 Knockastoler, . 

4743 Bright, 

4744 Ditto, 

4425 Ballindarragb 
SS61 Carriclt Dist. Mod. A 
4433 Carronkeel 
S9S0 Slieverusseil, 

39S1 Ditto, 

3893 Warwick Lodge 
3926 Leyelogbfin, 

3827 Ditto, 

4750 Ballyscally 

4749, Aug'hee 
39S8 Dooish, 

4218 Ditto, 

4433 Leitrim, 

44S4 Ditto, 

4444 Dooneen, 

4445 Ditto, 1 



Armagh, . 
Ditto • 

Ditto . 
Donegal, . 
Ditlo . 

Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Down 
Ditto . 

g Penaanogh 
J; • Ditto . 

J Ditto . 

^ Ditto . 

Ditto . 
Londonderry 
Tyrone 
Ditto . 

Ditto . 

Ditto . 

Ditto . . , 
Ditto . 

f Clare . 
j Ditto . 

Cork . 

I Ditto . 



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County. 


Roll 

ttumiK 




No. 




^noii 




No. 


1 Leinster. 


Ditto . 
Queen's 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 
Wexford 

Galway 
Ditto . 
Ditto . 


44 78 

4778 

4779 

4776 

4777 
4470 

4C09 

4501 

4502 


Brownstowu, male 

Ditto, female 

Killabin, male 

Ditto, female 

I'ftirymonnt, male 

Ditto, female 

Carrickburn 

Castle Daly 

Ciaddiigh, male 

Ditto, female 


hi 

62 

53 

64 

65 

66 
67 

6S 

69 

60 


y. 

U 


(ialway 
Ditto . 
Mayo. 

Ditto . 

Ditto . 
Roscommon 
Ditto . 

Sligo . 

Ditto . 




4941 

3660 

8956 

4108 

S1I53 

4491 

4803 

4803 


Kilherrin . . . . 

Cornamor.a 

Bnllagliaderreen, female 

Carrahnlly 

Kiliuavee, female 

Clonfree, male 

Ditto. female 

Clonmacool, male 

Ditto, Jemiile 

Total, . 


"oT 

62 

63 

04 

65 

06 

07 

08 
09 

00 



MAtiaiCE Cross.) « 
James Kelly, / 



XXVII. 

Scale of Premiums to the Masters and Misti-esses of National Schools who are most distinguished bv the 
01 del , neatness, and cleanliness, observable in themselves, their pupils, and in the Sehoohhonses. ^ 

The sum of £10 to he allocated to each of the School Districts, to he divided into Six Premiums;— 



One of . . . 

One of . . . 

Two of £l 10s. each, 
Two of £l each, 



£3 — 1st Class. 
2— 2nd do. 
a — 3rd do. 
2_4tli do. 

£10 



tLI" P/efwms for more than two years in’sQccession. 



Mauhice Cross, ) „ 
James Kelly, / 



XXVIII. 

List of Teaoiiehs in Nationia Soliools to whom were awarded Premiums in the Year 1847, for Order 
&c., &c., in accordance with the foregoing Scale. ’ 

ULSTER. 





Dlslric 

No- 


Roll 

No. 


Anirim 


3 


2317 




3 


2645 


ditto 


3 




ditto 


4 


40 


ditto 






ditto 






ditto 


4 




ditto 


4 


2485 


ditto 




24 


ditto 


5 


2765 


ditto 


5 


2692 


ditto 






diiio 


6 


2672 


ditto 


6 


2218 


ditto 


6 


82 


Armagh 


8 


4271 


ditto 


8 




ditto 


10 


106 


ditto 


18 


1922 


Cavan - 


U 


1995 


ditto 


13 


2371 


ditto 


IS 


2739 


ditto 


13 


4376 


ditto 


18 




ditto 


IS 


163 


ditto 


IS 


4257 


Donegal 


1 




ditto 


1 


2476 


ditto 






ditto 


I 




ditto 


1 




ditto 


3 


2407 



Dunminning 

Maherahoney 
Upi^ Taanj’btaie 
Cnllybackey 
Itandalstown 
Glenarm, me 

Lame, iafi 

Caimcaeile - 
May-street, fern 

Fonntain-street - 
Townsend-street - 
Ditto ... 
Carntall 

Mullaghmogsin - 

Taniokey 

Poyntzpass - 

Blcndells Grange 

Aughandoff - 

Currin 

Killygooman 

Fintemanght 

Cavan, fem, 

Kafenny 

Lougheydoff 

Dooa ... 

Letterkenny 

Knock 

Glencar 

Ramelton • . 

Goitahork - 
Ballymaeally 



William Magee. 



Bernard Boyle. 



William M‘C uUagh. 
Patrick Cnnroy. 
Bliza Gilroy, 

Patrick Maguire. 

Calh. Macready. 
Thomas Magennis. 



William .folinson. 
Jomus M'Gawley. 



William Milliken, 
Hugh M'Murty. 



Eliza Allison. 
Francis Byrne. 



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George-8t. Kewtownards 
North-street, ditto 
Tnilycavey - - , 

Dromons - - - 

Grove - . - . 

Macortraterlionse 
Tempo . - . 

EcDtskillen ... 

Ballovghry - - - 

Coleraine - - - 



Aughagnskin 
Tullyraughan 
Caatleblayney, male 

Classdnagh • 

Leitrim 
Magherntney 
Carrickmacross - 

Lisnacloon femaii 

BrickaviUe, femah 

Moy . . - , 

Omagh, male 

Fivemilctown 
Tatuhonanght 
Cavanacan - 



male James O’Beiriie. 



31 448 Parteen 

31 3390 Cree - 

31 2703 Tulla, 

31 1825 Belvoir. 

31 SOUO Clare - 

31 3887 Pitto, 

32 446 Ennistymo: 

32 4323 Toonagh, 

26 2258 Fermoy, 



f Mrs. Madden, t 
female 7 C. McCarthy, t 
^ ( and others. 3 

female - 

male William O’Keeffe. 



Kilsarcon 

Cahirciveen - 

Mountrenchard 

Shanagolden 

Lisnamuck 

Nenagh 

Roscrea 

Bnllyloneen 

Tromore 

Rathcormack 

Passage, East 

Llsmore, 

Glcngarrah, 

Ditto, 



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j Gicliray 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
|LeitriiD 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
. ditto 
Mwp - 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

I RoiicoRimo 
ditto 
b'go - 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 



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LEINSTER. 



I Cailov 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
I Dablio 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto- 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
I Kildare 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

I KiilLeDny 
' ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
Kiog's 



ditto 
I Meetti 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
1 Queen’s 
ditto 
ditto 

I iVestiae.^tU 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
I U'exlbrd 
ditto 

I 'VicHoT 



Grniigo, 

Old CeigLliu, femnle 

Rntlivilljr 

Clonegal 

Myslii.li 

Hiutlcotstown - . 

?t. Margiiret's, male 
I’alinorsioivn, female 

St. I’liul’s, female 

^ King's Inus-s(reot 
I’odcsJnIe •• 
l’'>r£rane, femnli 

Kileock, mule 

tinllins 

Mounsietei'an, fetnali 

Halversioiru 

Miillnimkill 

Biillyriigget 

Cnsilueomer, foinalo 

UrJiiigford, — 

Callan, 

Bumuiire, 

TuUarooiirf*. 

Congort Fa?k 

Knoclthridge 
Killyglowii - 
Tullanston-ii, 

Koiilsloern, 

ISneousUiwu, 

Kiluiessan, 

Atlibny, 
i’liiliustOHTi 

Costlc-towii, 

Katlidowiioy 
CiisiletowD, 
hriillinaar i’nrisli 
Muate, 

Ditto, 

Coote, 

Ditto, i 

Uamsgmuge 
Wexford 
M'icklow 






feimilo 

feUKlle 





Names of 'fcaciicrs 


ml Class or I'rcmiuni. 




First Class. 


1 Second Class. 


Tlilrd Class. 


Fourth Class. 


P. rinlligan. 


_ 






M. Muqiby. 




M. j\. Bropliy. 


- 




B. Reddy. 


_ 


_ 


“ 


- 


- 


E. Fn.x. 


M. Smytli. 


I 


■ 


M. Kirwan. 


- 


M. A. M‘Dowell. 






- 




n. Farrell. 








f h. Delany, J.Uow 








I eti, and others. 






- 


- 


R. Lennox. 




- 


- 


.1. E. Towuley. 


- 


J. Wall. 


I 




- 


- 


M. A. Kavanaali. 


_ 


- 


- 


P. Cassidy. 










R. Barrington. 










M. Morgan. 




“ 


J. Wood. 


- 


C. Falian, and otliors 






- 


- 


J. Cnsliion. 




“ 


- 




T. Brme. 


- 


H. M'Moiiagle. 


■ 


E. Dullard. 


“ 


- 


James Hanrabsn. 




- 


bi. Lawless. 


_ 


“ 


“ 


- 


- 


A. M’Donald. 




— 


- 




















- 


M. Henry. 






- 


- 


M. Lyons. 






“ 




J. Reilly. 






.laini'a Dowling. 










C. Marslmll. 


W. Spaigbli. 


I 


■ 


tt. l>owliug. 




- 


L. M-Laiifililin. 




1 


- 


K. Jteyiiolds. 


_ 
















li. lirudv. 


- 


_ , 


II. Bvme. 


D. Rodgers. 






J. Tlmuias. 


- 



CONNAUGHT. 



Ralioon, 






Newtownsmith - 
Cregg, male 

Tunny 

Dssey - . - . 

Aliascragh - 
Portimma, fmiUe 

IrisU Waste Lands 



Dror 






Lotighmarr 

Leitrim - . . 

Mobercregg. female 

Carrick-on-Sbannnn, fem. 
Jiimestown, male 

Bnllindine, female 

Ballagbaderreen • 
Tauiatie, 



Roscommon 

Sligo, 

Cliffoney, 

Seubulbe 

Comphill, 

Tubbercurry, 

Gcrtelougb, 






male 

male 

female 



T. Lannen. 
J. C. Hayes. 



M. Lynch. 
J. Malloy. 



M. Hogg. 

S. Tomlinson. 
P. M'Conniclc, 



A. Dcignum. 
J. M‘Auley. 



M, O’Brien. 
M. Healy. 



P. Callagby. 



J. O’Brioii. 

M. Maiming. 
G. Peyton. 

M. Dalton, 
r. Naugbten. 



Mauhice Ciioss, 1 
James Kelly, j 



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XXIX. 



Scale of Gratuities to Masters and Mistresses of Worblxonse Schools in connexion ivith the Board of 
National Education. 

to concorrenoe of the Poor Law CommisoioaeM, to award annual gratuities 

who 8hal“bP Teachers of the Workhouse Schools, in connexion with the Nadonal Board, 



For Male Teachers, I 

’ 1 Second Class, 

For Female Teachers, \ 

i Second Class, 



Ten at £S a Year each. 
Tan at £i a Year each. 
Ten at £5 a Year each. 
Ten at £3 a Year each. 



temher.'iiewh Year.' Salary to Teachers of National Schools, after the Slat March, andSOth Sep- 

“Klw ^ “• ““ r““ WorlW Sclool. mider 

■e years in succession, if recommended by the Distiict Inspector as daserring 
!ci to ft continuance of it. ° 



f precluded from receiving the gratuity two oi 

ot It; but a Teacher having once received it, is not thereby milled 



Maorice Cross, ^ 
Jaiies Kelly, / 



Secretaries. 



XXX. 

List of Teachers in Workhouss Schools to whom Gratuities were awarded in the Year 1847, in accordance 
with the above Scale. 

ULSTER. 







1 








Kamea of Xeachen 


and Clnu of PremiamB. 




coootr. 




1 Roll 
No. 




K.,. 


Teacbcis. 


1 FomoJ 


Teocliets. 













FUst Clou. 


Second Clnis. 


1 First Clou. 


Second ClosB. 


Antrim 

ditto 

Armagh 

Bosegal 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Fermanagh - 

Londonderry 

ditto 

Monaghan - 
ditto 

Tyrone . 

ditto 


4 

IS 

1 

13 

13 

7 

3 

3 

10 

18 

9 

9 


SOoS 

3843 

3447 

4975 

4950 

4339 

4313 

S350 

S881 

3881 

3649 

8668 

3880 


Ballymena . . . 

Bailiehorough 

Lettertenny 

Glenties . . . 

Ballyshaunoo 

Donegal ... 

Newtownaids , 

Derry - - . . 

ditto ... 

Caatleblayney 
CarrickmacrosB 
Clogher ... 

ditto ... 


Wm. J. Livingston 
Nil 

John Skully. 

John Thompson. 
Nil. 

Hugh Sweeny. 
James M‘Kenua. 


S - 

John Kinohan. 
1 ' 

J. Johnston. 


Isabella Craig. 
Leah Clements. 

Margt. M‘Bierney. 


Susan Fisher. 
Margaret Howley. 

Esther J. M'Candle. 

Jane Dalap. 






MUNSTER. 


■■1 


Clare - 
Cork . 

_ ^tto 
Limerick 
ditto 

Tipperary - 
ditto 
ditto 

Waterford • 


31 

37 

29 

29 

50 

51 
22 
22 
22 


8288 

3167 

3800 

4340 

8416 

6068 

3414 

3579 

3679 


Middleton - . . 

Tralee ... 

Killamey ... 
Rnthkeale ... 
Limerick ... 
Rosorea ... 
Nenagh ... 
ditto - 


Patrick Ryder. 
John Hurley. 

Thamas Tracey. 
Nil. 


Walter Athken. 
Thomas Leonard. 


R. Quinn. 
Emily Dove. 
Jane O'Brien. 


Mary Leonard. 








LEINSTER. 




Carlow 
Onblin 
ditto 
Kildare 
ditto 
Kilkenny 
King’s - 
Longford 

Meath - 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


20 

20 

21 

21 

17 

18 
19 
19 
19 
19 


2366 

2367 
3662 
8155 

3446 

3382 

3280 

8143 

3280 

3143 


_ 

Dublin, North 
ditto. South 

Athy - . . . 

Naas - - . , 

Tullamore ... 

Trim .... 
Dunahanghlin 
Trim .... 
DunshaughUn 


Nil. 

Geo. Carmichael. 
Nil. 

Nil. 

James M‘Cazm. 


Thomas Mahon. 
Matthew Johnston 
John Dwyer. 


Elmijia Power. 
Margaret Perry. 

Francis M'Donald. 


Catherine Reality, 
Bridget Dwyer. 



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Names af Tcactiars a 


ad Class or framlums. 




County. 


DTMrIc 

Ko. 




s»„,. 


Mats T«acbci9. 


1 Female Teachers. 








' 


First Class. 


Scconil Class, 


First Class, 


Second Cl.iss. 


Westraeatli - 
Wexford - 
Wicklow 


; 


” 


3 


Nil. 

Nil. 

Nil. 

Nil. 


; 


- 


; 




CONNAUGHT. 


Galway 
ditto 
ditto 
Leitrim 
ditto 
Mayo - 
Roscommon - 
‘ ditto 
Sligo - 


32 

32 

S3 

16 

16 

16 

16 


33G5 

336d 

3366 

3660 

3669 

3-239 

3239 


Galway ... 

ditto ... 

Louglirea ... 
Manorhamilton - 
ditto ... 

Boyle .... 
ditto ... 


John Connor. 
Nil, 

J olm Lynch. 
Nil. 


John Moore. 


Mary &t‘Conniick, 
CatU. Moron. 

Margaret Pndden. 


Hanngh Nixon. 



XXXI. 

Statistics (Nos. 1 and 2) of Evening and Industrial Schools established during the Year 1847. 

No. 1.— List of Twelve Evening Schools in connexion with the Commissioners on tlie 31st December, 1847. 





K 


School, 




County. 


noil 

No. 


School. 


— 


Antrim ... 
ditto 
ditto 
Donegal 

ditto 

ditto 


31 

2011 

27 

44’20 

3220 

32-26 

2062 




Carricltfcrgaa - . . 

Gyrana.-‘iuui ... 

Wbitehouea - • . 

Biillysbannon ... 

Giifnrd, malu 

ditto, femule 

Hillsboro’ .... 


1 

2 

3 

4 
r, 
0 
7 


Cork 

Doblin ... 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


1643 

762 

737 

1764 

4992 


Sts. Potor and Pnul’d - 
Model, male 

St- Calberiiie'd . . - 

.St. Paul’s .... 
Glasnuviu .... 

Total 


8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

12 


No. 2 . — List of Five 


Industrial Schools in connexion with the Commissioners on the 31st Deeeuiber, i 


547. 


Antrim. ... 
ditto 

ditto » 


SOW 

5060 

6132 


Ballymena, male 

6ilto, female 

Frederick-atreet, iemalo 


1 


Tipperary - 
Gaiwny - . . 


.6110 

4602 


Thnrlca, feiniite 

Claddagb, male 

Total • 


1 



XXXII. 

Lists (Nos. 1, 2, and 3) of Twenty-nine A^icultural Schools in connexion on the 31st December, 1847, 
whether Building or in Operation. 



No. 1 — Seven Model Agricultui’al Schools in Operation. 



CouQty. 


DIsti-kl 


noil 


School. 




No. of 
Ulsiricl 


Iloll 

No. 


School. 


Antrim • 
Armagh - 
Fermanagh 
Tipperary 


4- 

10 

22 


2464 

1478 

-8861 

-3694 


Larue. 
Markethill. 
Carriok. 
Kyle Park. 


! Cork 
; King’s . 
Galway • 


28 

17 

33 


272 

4713 

3031 


GInndore. 

Loughrea. 






No. 


2- — Ten Model Agricultural Schools in course of Building. 


Doopgnl - 
ditto - 

Monaghan 

Clara 


j 

2 

7 

18 

JL 


4705 

4.684 

4635 

4836 

4341 


Dunletvey. 

Glencrow. 

Ballymenock. 

Bath. 

Coolcaeey. ' 


Clare 

Cork 

IJmerick • 
Longford 
■Wicklow - - 


31 

SO 

17 

34 


3373 

4364 

4704 

4806 

4603 


Sallybank- 

Miteheistown. 

Newcaetle. 

Sliankbill. 






No. 3 — Twelve Orclinai’y Agricultural Schools 


mOp 


eration. 


Donegal - 
Londonderry - 

Tyrone - 
ditto • 

• ditto - - • 

Clare - ' - 


3 

2 

- 8 
9 
31 


J364 
2, 138 
400 
3700 
394 
1263 


Cloglian. 

Bnllyraslmne. 

Lciighasb. 

Fivemiletown. 

Belvoir. 


Meath 
ditto - 
<5 alway - 
ditto - ■ 
Sligo . 

ditto • 


19 

10 

33 

38 

14 

14 


883 

5007 

1320 

1213 

2973 


Rntoath. 

Ballinakill. 

fieevagh. 
Upper An'gna. 



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Lists (Nos. 1, 2, and 3) of One Hundred and Fourteen Operation Schools which do not receive 
Salaries from the Board. 



No. 1 — List of (Six) Gaol Schools receiving Grants of Books and Benefits of Inspection. 



3366 Ennis, 

13»S Cork CooDty Gaol, No. I, 
13S6 Ditto, No. 2, 



350r Gnlwtiy County Gaol, 
3800 Galw&y Town Gaol, 
3412 Castlebar, . 



1^0. 2. — List of (Four) National Schools in wliich the Managers or Patrons, at their own request, receive 
only Grants of Books and the Benefits of Inspection. 



1481 KinglVilliamstown, nsnle 



No. 3. — List of (One Hundred and Four) Poor Law Schools in connexion on the 31st December, 1847, 



Bnlljcaatle , 
Bnllymena 
Diillymooey 
Belfast 

Bdilieborougli 

CootetiiU 

Ballyshonnon 

Donegal 

Glenties 

LetterVenny 

Milford 

Bauliridge 

Newtowunrdg 

I.owtliarstonoi 

Coleraine 

Londonderry 

Carrick mac rose 

Caatleblayney 

Clones 

Casllederg 

Cloglier 

Cookstown 

Total in Ulster, 27. 



Roscrea 

Tkurlea 

Tipperary 

Dungarvan 

Lismore I 

W aterford I 

Total in Munster, 34.' 



Balrotliery 
Doblin, North 
Dublin, South 
Rathdown 
Athy 



OldcBstle 

Trim 

Abbcyleix 

Mouiiimelliok 

Athlooe 

Mullingar 

New Ross 

IVexfiird 

Rathdrnm 

Sbillelngh 



Galway 

Gort 

Loughrea 

Carrick-on-Shanuon 

MauorLainilton 

Mohill 

Ballina 

Balliorobe 

Castlebar 

Swiueford 

Westport 

Boyle 

CosUeiea 

Roscommon 

Sligo 




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ArPEBDix XXXIV. 

Soles of Books to 
Poor Sckools. 



Amocnt of Sales to Poor Schools not in connexion with the Board, during the Year 1847 
together with Sales to Poor Schools in the British Colonies. ' 



I January 



Febniary 






Kavensdole 
Lo.ncaster 
I Pnrsonstowa 
' Ballynaliiitch 
BaUin^arry 
Angbrim 
PorMilown 
65th Regiment 
Ballynean 
King’s Sombome 

Athy 

Beresford-street 
BnUinosloe P. L. 

St. James’ 

Brongbton , 

Sibford Cower 
Enstuce-street . . 

Poolewe and Operbfua 
Grecnlull . 

Drumrengh 
Lynn Parish 
Portrush . 

Portaferry . 

Lisnaskea P.L. Union 
St. Werburgh's 
Lunatic Asylum 

6th Dragoons Regimentl 
Little London . , ' 

Sc. Albans 

Drogheda Mechanics' 

I Institute 
I Kilmainliam 
Ligoniel 
Meehan. <h Apprentices! 
Ballasalia . . ^ 

Rirer.itown . 

Mendicity . 

Pilltown . 

Wicklow Industrial 
Dean Mills’ 



Str.anorlar P. L. Union 

, Ditto .... 
jM‘Conncll<S:Co.’a factory 
* Fnrtliampton 
Hollywood . 
Carndouoogh . 
Castlefm 

36th Regiment . 

I Brookfield 
I S6th Regiment . 



Crawahaw . 

I Gortin P. L. Union 
I Mary’s Abbey . 
Ballymena. Industrial 
Girley 

lVilliam-st.Parsonstofl 
Ridley Court 
King’s Sombome 

Gardiner-street 
Bnmohnrch 
Howth 
Incistiogue 
ColcbeHter 
R6tb Regiment 
Accington . 

Sc. Barnabas 
Kilbride . 

Leyhinch , 

Pnory 
Strabane Workhoase 

Carry forward 



a 13 u 

1 17 0 
0 IG 0 
6 11 0 



1 19 0 
0 18 2 
3 17 8 



Brought forward! 
Boydyke . . . ' 

Heatlicoats 
Shambo 

Balliimslofl P. L. Uiiioi 
R’aterford Convent . 
St. Pairick's 
KitiOTu Church . 
Bedmiustcr . , 

I 26th Regiment . 

' Ridley Court Room . 
Ravensdale 
King’s Sombome 
Straiiorlar P. L. Union 
Maryborough Gaol 
Howth and Baldoyb 
St. Mary’s, Catholic 



Plymouth . 

Tyldesley Mochan.Inst, 
Chalmers’ Territorial 
Northern District 
Coolmalish 
Parochial . 

G.arryMll . 

Milltown . 

Dromoland 
Comeuv 
Uivorslown 
Parsons town 
Clonougliill 
IVilliam-street 
Drumsliamho 
Mount. Sliaminn 
CasiUfin . 

St. .Tames' 

Dniidou 

Enniskillen P. L. 

I.ymm Parish 
Melvuig 



U., 



November Edgar-street 
' Trim Gao! 

Aiicoat’s Lyceum 
CastU-knocic 
Belfast P. L. Union 

Mayorbane 

Maghernlino Parochial 
Edanmore . 

St. Aiideon's 
Woodatown , 
Shirley Estate 



Decemberj 



3 11 10 
0 14 0 

0 17 10 



Wesleyan Association 
Downing . . , 

Brisbane . 
Rawtenstall 
Clounmoylon 



Gibraltar . 

Canada West 
British Guiana . 
Emigrant Ships . 
Newfoundland . 
Colon. Church Society 
New Brunswick 
Australia . 

Malta 

Soles to Irish Prisons 



1 2 0 
2 13 8 
0 7 0 



10 0 
1 0 0 
■32 7 4 



Maurice Crobs, 
James Kellt, 






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Appenwx XXXV. 



1.— Arrangement for the Classification of the Teachers of National Schools, and Teachers. 

Increasing the Salaries of those who may be considered deserving. To come into 

Opevatioo from the 1st April, 1 848. 

Teachers of National Schools are didded into ihreo Classes, to which tlia following Salaries are attached 



( Third do. 
Second CUss, \ ^vision, 

I Second do. 
Third Class, \ 

i Second do. 
Probntionarj- Teachers, 
Assistant Teachers, . . 

Mistresses to teach Needlework, 



A'd4 jier anoum. 



Mastersof Agricultural Model Schools, with farms of eight or ten acres annexed, who are competent to condnot 
both the Literary and .AgncuUural departmeals, are to receive iSlO per annum, in addition to the Salary of the Class 
in which they may be placed. j ~ 

Masters of Nntionai Schools, with a small portion of land annexed, conasting of from two to three acres, for the 
affording Agricultural instruction, will receive £5 p«r aunuin, in addition to the Salary of their Class, pro- 
vided they are competent to conduct both the Lititrary nod Agricultntal departments, and that the Commissionera 
sh^l have previously approved of Agriculture being taught in the School. 

.^1 newly appointed 'J'eachors, who have not previously conducted National Schools, are considered as Praiaitoners 
and must remain ns recli for at least one year, at the expiration of which time they will be eligible for classification,’ 
and may be promoted, even before being trniiied, to nny Class euvey/ the Jlrst. If placed in a bigher Chiss, they will 
receive inoJuU amoual of Salary to Khkh they may bscume entitled, from the camiiieneemeHt of the sectiml ymr of their 
service under the Board. ^ '' 

All Teachers must remMn at least one year in a lower division of any Class, before they are eligible for promotion 
Claa^' i hud they must remain two years in a lower Class before they are eligible for promotion to a high 

This Regnbation does not apply to Probationary Teachers, 
dation of the Professors at the terinhiation ol the course of t 

None bnt Teachers trained at the Normal School nf the Cornmi! 
the First Class, and only npou riie recommendation of the i’lofeasoi 
a Board oflnspectors. 

Examinations are to be lield, at specified tiroes, by the laspcctnrs, with the view of promoting meritorious Teachers, 
or ol (^pressing others who may have conducted themselves improperly, or in whose Schools the attendance has can. 
siderubly decreased. 

Ja® Salary to an Assistant Teacher, or to a Teacher of Needlework, unless they are 

Mtutied that the appointment is necessary ; and such Teaoliers, even though they may be classed, will not ha paid any 
,o errata „ .1.,- *u A.j .. -' inn as Assistmit Teachers, or Teachorsof Needlework, until pri 

ction of the Commissiuners. 

e of study for each Class, in which the Teachers are to be exa- 
It general conduct, the couditiou of their respective Schools, their 



e they are eligible for promotion to a higher 
o Teachers who may be promoted on the rucommen- 

eligible for promotion to any division of 
Tiniuatiou ol ihe course of traiuiug, or of 



higher rate of Salary than the amount aw'arded tc . 
moted to the rank of principal Teacher, with the si 
_Tlie Comraiesioners have deisriuined npou a cou 

mined as a test of their fitness for promotion ; but „ 

method of oouducling them, and die daily average attendance of pupils, will also he taken into consideration. 



Every National Teacbor will be furnished with a copy of the programme of the Course of Study above referred to 
The Commissioners require. income lu the Teachers beseciirca cUUcr by Local Subscriptions or School 
be strictly enforced. • ^ 



Fees. This Hale ic 



2. — Salaries to Paid Monitors. 

MALES aKT> females. 



Salaries to paid 
Monitors. 



Forthcfirstyear, £4. Tor the second year, £5. For the the third year. £0. For the fourth year, 

For the present tiro number of Paid Momtors w limited to four males and two female.s in each District, selected from 
amorig the best Puinls in the Nahoual Schools, and appointed upon the recommeudarion of the District Inspectors. 
When the Dieinoi Model Schools are established. Candidates for the office of Paid Monitor mustunderco a public 

examination by the Inspectors, in a prescribed conrae, to be held in those Schools. ° 



3. — Notice to Managers op National Schools. 

The Menagent of Nahonal Schools are particularly requested to attend to the following instructions resnectintr the 

payment of Salaries to Teachers, as the Commissioners fir Auditing the PubUc Aecounfs winor^ fume 
any documents to pass as Vouchers from this office, which nre not in compliance with these Rules 

‘ ' t^erem T eoi?ied^'^'*''* by the Manager and by the Teacher entiried to receive the amount of Salary 

2. Whaneysr a Mmiager pays money in advance to a Teacher, he should alaays lahe a receipt for the same die. 

tingnislupg the portion granted by the Commissioners of National Edocation from that which is due from’otbpp 
sources, m order to have a proper Voucher to produce to this office in case the Teacher die or leave the School 
before the expiration of the njCTlar half-year. me ocuooi 

3. If a Teacher die leaving a balance of Salary; due to him or her, the amount must be paid to the representatives 
or ne-xt of km of such lewher, and ffie receipt of these parties must be taken when payment is mdde- 

4. Ifa Teacher leave a National School, and authorise the Manager or some other person to receive the Salary 

due from this Board, such authority must be given in writing, or the amount will notbepaid A M^eere.^ 
always protect himself by attending to Rule No. 2. '* Managercan 

B. In cases where it may be necessary for a Mnnager to retain the receipt given by a Teacher for money advanced 
a duphoate receipt shon d he taken to send to this office; and if a duplUate innnoc be obtained?thforirinai 
receipt must be eeot to ibis office, where a copy of it will be made lor the Audit Office in London. The receint 
will then be returned to the Manager. i-ouuwi. a ue receipt 

6. As the Commissioners of Audit do not consider a Certificate coining from the person who makes a payment a 
vXhe?”'”^" Manager’s Certificate can in future ha ^ a 

returned within a month (unless a larisfactory 

“"’r *• 

of National Education do not pay Salary for a broken period of a Month, and Manaaers 
should be careful not to allow Teachers to leave their Schools except at the beginning or end of k monffi ^ 

9. Receipts for £fi and upwards, must be taken on proper Btampe. e b vuiu. 



Notice to Managers; . 



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XXXV. 4,_SoALE OF PuBjim.iis to Iho Masters and Mistresses of National Schools who are most 
S»le at Premium. distinguished by the Order, Neatness, and eleanliness ohservablo in themselves, theh- 
TupilSj and in tlie ocliool-houses. 

The sum of £10 1o be allocated to each of the School Districts, to be divided into Six I'reniiuina 

Oue of uauo— 

Two of £1 lOi. each, • . . . 

Two of £1 each • ■ . . . 

£10 

or0.e"^””“”' “» reuommmiaaaou otth. DUWcl Inspsctw, aud paid at tie end 

No diaiiuciioD to be made between Vested aud Noii-vcsted Schools. 

No Teacher eligible for these I'remiuma for tnoi-e tlmn two yeai-t iu sacc.-'ssioii 
JfS“i "friel villoatyctepmiCT to il. Clau i„ wild, 11,,’Teatla,. „a, la r.ukaJ. but ao„ 

mil bs deemed eligible to roireive sueb premiums against .bom there may be miy well-feuiided ebarue ef iieclere bt 
SluE >b... Sehool." are not aeuduoST. a eSi” 

Seale of Graluitiee. 5— SoALE OF Ghatuities to Masters and Mistresses of Worldionso Schools in conne.-don 
with the Board of National Education. 

The Commissioners of NaSoiml Edneatlou bate resolved, mlh llio cooonrrenee of tie Poor la« Commis.iouom to 
mrd .mmol giolmtie. lo a eereai.i number (T.enty Male, and T.only I'etnale.) of lb. Teaeb.m ofTe wSEnS 
Sobools, in eomieaioo „ih ,h„ Naoomd Board, .ho shall be reoommended by the Diatriel Insjeelor. 

The grairUSties ore divided into two classes:— “ 



for Mule Teachers, 



5 First Class, . 

( Second Class, 

for Female Teachers, J i'*'’'** 

I Second Clnss, 

The payment will bo made Half-yearly, with the usual is 
31st March, and 30lh September, iu each Y' 



... _e provision of the Poor Law Act. 

No Teacher is precluded from receiriog the gi'aluity tw 
trict Isupector as deserving of it j but a Teacher having o 



Ten at £fi a War each. 
Ten at £l aYear each. 
Ten at £5 a Year each. 
Ten at £3 a Year each. 



___ e of Salary to Teachers of National Schools, after the 

It 18 to be distSDcily understood such grataides are given in addiliuu to the Salaries utud to the Teiclier.. nf 
Workhouse Schools under the provision of the Poor Law Act. tu tne i eacuers ot 



e years in succession, if recommended by the Dis- 
;e received it, is not thereby ejilitled to a continuance of it. 
Madrice Cross, ) ,, 

James Kelly, f 



ArPEsDix XXXVI. 



List of the Works 
pubhsliedjwith prj ces 
to National Schools. 



XXXVI. 

1. List of tlic Works published by tlio Commissioners of Education, ivith tlic Reduced 
Prices at which they are sold to National Schools. 



First Boole of Lessons • - . . 

Second do. . , . _ 

Sei|Tiel to Second do. - 

Third Book of Lessons - . - . 

Fourth do. - - _ . 

Supplement to Fourth Book . . . 

HftU Book of Lessons, (Boys’) - 

Reading Book for Girls’ School. - 

Reading Book of Poetry {aenrly i-eady.) 

Introductiou to the An of Reading 

English Grammar . 

First Arithmetic - . . , 

Key to do. 

Arithmetic in Theory and Practice 
Boak-keepiiig - . . . . 

Key to do. - • . . 

Rpitome of Geogrnpbical Knowledge 
* oinpeDdium of ditto . . . . 

Elemeulsof Geometry - - . . 

AgricoUural Class Book ■ 

Mensuration, &c. • • . . 

Appeiidi.c to do. • - . , . 

Sonpenre Lessous, (O. T.) No. 1 . I 

», No. 2 . . 

Do. (N. T.) No. 1 
o A ’> No- 2 

Sacred Poetry - 

U'ssoM on the Truth of Christianity I I 

o Needlework, with speoimeng 

set Tablet Lessons, Arifhmetic - - . 

Do. Spelling .-md Reading 

Do. Copy Lines - 

Map of the World. 6 feet 8 in. by 3 feet 6 in - 

Map of the Ancient World, Europe, Asia, Africa, 
Amenea, Englaud, Scotland, Ireland, Palestine 
each, 4 feet 4 in. by S feet 8 
Clock - 
Copy Books, large 
Do. small 
Quills, per 100 
Slates, large, each 



0 6 



Slates, small ruled, e.-ich - 

Slate I’eneils, per 100 - - . 

Skte Pencil Holders, per 100 

Ink Sljinds, pur rto/eu - . - 

Ink Powders, do. • . , 

BOOKS NOT rUBLtflHEP, CUT SANCTIONED B 
HIONEIIB 01' KDIU-ATION, AND SUm.mo 
AT THE BEnUCKI) I'aiCKS ; 



- 0 Oj 

- 0 li 



1 Natural Pliilosopliy, by I’roAjssor 



^M'GA’iiirRv .... 

Geography Generalized, by Profea-wr Sullivan 
Inlviiduction to Geogmphy, it-c.,hy do. „ o 

The Spelling Book Superseded, by do. 0 3 

An Attempt toSimplily English Grammar, with 
obMrvainins on the method of teaching it, by do. 0 G 
jilighsh Dictionary, by do., - . 10 

Dower's Atlas, 12 Map.s, colonrod, lialf-liound - I G 
Kirkwood’s Atlas, 12 Maps, phiin, stitched in 
wrapper . . . . . o G 

Easy Lessons on Reasoning - . -09 

Easy Lessons on Christian Evidences - - 0 ” 

Easy Lessons on Money Matters, . -OS 

2oology, Part I. and II. each - . . 1 o 

Dr. Tbohson’s Treatise on Arithmetic - - 1 o 

^ — Elements of Euclid, Part I. - 0 10 

Do. • Part II. - 0 10 

TT; : Introduction to Algebra . 1 G 

AnthmeUcal Table Books, per 100 - - 2 0 

In c^s where HuUah’s System of Vocal Music has been 
intTMuced mto a National School with the sanction of 
tna Commwstoners, the following books and requisites 
may be obtained at the reduced prices affixed. The 
Large Sheets are numbered I to 100, and sold only in 
sets of 10 each. •' 



Hullah’s Mannal 
Set of 1 0 Large Sheets - 
Exercises' Book, 1 , 2, 3, each 
Slates, ruled for Music . 
Tuning Forks 



• 2 6 



1 3 



of Books a^ Requisite'^ through Cash or Money Orders for the purchase 

Education will not hold themselvas remonsible for thi I V^i-^ Commissioners of National 

AU Moneys (vrhether Cash or oAerwiserare Reouiatea. 

one or bo&. ' forwarded to the Secrettmes, and the Orders drawn in the name of 



Maubice Ckoss, 1 o ^ • 
Jims Keilt, j- 



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2. List of tbs Works published by the Commissioners of Education, with the Reduced 
Prices at which they are sold to Poor Schools not in connexion with the Board.* 



First Book of Lessons 
Second do. • 

Se<^oel to Second do. 

Third Book of Lessons - 
Fourth do. 

Sopidemen t to Fourth Book 
Fifth Book of Lessons, (Boys’) - 
Reading Book for Girls' School - 
Introduction to the Art of Uending 
English Grammar 

Arithmetic ... 

Arithmetic, in Theory and Practice 
Book-keeping ... 
Key to do. ... 

Epitome of Geographical Knowledge, 



A Compendinm of Geographical Knowledge 
Elements of Geometry • 
hlensnr.atioD 
Appendix to do. - 
Scnptnre Lessons, (0. T.) No. 1 

Do. „ No. 2 

Do. (N. T.) No. 1 

Do. „ No. 2 

Sacred Poetry ... 

Lessons on the Truth of Christianity 
Agricultural Class Book - - 

Set Tablet Lessons, Arithmetic, UO sheets • 1 
Do. Speiliogot (leading, SSsbeets 0 

Do. Copy Lines, (5 sheets - 1 

Map of the World - - - .12 

Map of the Ancient World, Europe, Asia, Africa, 
Africa, England, Scollnnd, Ireland, Palestine, 



Ajpehmx XXXVI. 

IJst of the Works 
published, with prices 
to Poor Schools. 



Books not ■p^lUis!led, hut sanctioned by tiu Commksiontn-s of Education, and sold to Poor Schools, 
not “ National^ with the consent of the AxUlun\ 



Geography Generalized, by Professor SutuvAN - 1 6 
Introduction to Geography and History, by do. - 0 6 
The SpeUing-Book Su^rseded by do. - 0 6 



Attempt to Simplify English Grammar, hy 

Professor SuttiVAN - . -10 

English Dictionary, by do. - 2 0 



Maurice Cross, ) 
James Kelly, J 



Secretaries. 



3. List of the Works published by the Commissioners of Eddo.ation, with the Prices at List of Works pub- 
which they are sold to the Public by their Agents. Wm. Curry, Jun., & Go., Dublin; 

Richard Groombridge & Sons, Loudon; Fraser & Co., Edinburgh; and George * 

Philip, Lirei-pool. 



First Book of Lessons 
Second do. 

Sequel to Second do. 

Third Book of Lessons • 

Fourth do. 

Supplement to fourth Book 
Fiah Book of Lessons, (Boys') - 
Reading Book for Girls' School - 
The Art of Reading 
English Grammar - . 

Key to do. 

Epitome of Geographical Knowledge 
Compendium of ditto 
Suriptore Lessons, (O. T.) No. 1 
Do. „ No. 2 

Do. (N. T.) No. 1 
Do. „ No. 2 

Lessons on the Truth of Christianity 



Sacred Poetry - - . 

first Arithinelio - 
Key to do. . 

Arithmetic, in Theory and Practice 
Book-keepbg ... 

Elements of Geometry - . - . 

Mensuration, Gauging, and Land Survejdng, *c. 
Appendix to do., for Teachers 
Agrioallural Class Book - 
Tablet Lessons — Arithmetic, GO sheets - 

Do. -Spelling and Reading, 33 sheets 
Copy Lines, all the gradations ' ’ ' 

Large Map of the World 



Palestine, each - 



itWorld.ond 



Maurice Cross, ) 
James Kelly, / 



Seci'etaries, 



XXXVII. 

GRATUITOUS STOCK. 

The Commissioners furnish to.eaeh School, when taken into connexion, a Gratuitous Stock 
of School Books, which will he renewed at the end of every /c>Kr years; they are to be kept 
as a School Stock, for which tlie Master or Mistress will be held responsible, and they are 
on no account to be taken out of the School. The following is the list of Books granted in 
proportion to the average attendance : — 



AppesdiaXXXVII 
Gratuitous Stock. 



First Book. 

Second Book. 

Sequel to Second Book. 
Third Book. . 

Girls’ Reading Book. 



English Grammar. 

Key to English Grammar. 
Arithmetic. 

Key to .Arithmetic. 

Set oT Spelling Tablela. 



Set of Arithmetical Tohleti, 
Copy Lines. 

Report Book, Register, and 
a supply of Class Rolls. 



ONE EACH ,OF THE FOLLOWING, AS SPECIUENS, VIZ. : 



The Art of Reading, Fourth Book oi 
Knowledge, A Compendinm of dittoi G 

Supereeded, Arithmetic in Theory and P , ..s.eu,., ou,m,ucj .•mciers roni 

Parts Scripture Lessonej Lessons on the Truth of Christianity, Easy Lessons on CWstion Evidences, Sacred Poetry. 



• No other Books or Requisites than thoee in this list, are sold to Schools not “ National they oin ha obtained at 
the Office m Dublin only, and not through the District In-spectors of Irish National Schools, nor at thess n -ices of the 
Commissioners’ Agents. Not less than One Pouiicl'i worth sold, * 



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AppehdisXXXVII. 

Gratuitous Stock. 



These Books are not to be soM. exoliansed, or ou any nccoont to be taken out of the School-r 
Stock, for the use of the Childreu duriog School hours only. 



1, being a Orataitons 



Note. — The “Scriphir 
gratuitously, iu additiou 



n me triitiioi Unnstiamry, ■ 









Mauiuct: Cross, 1 p 
.Tames Kej-ly, / ^ecretmies. 



Append. XXXVIII. 



Practical Rules for 
Teachers. 



XXXVIII. 

Ttvelve Practical Rules for the Teachers of National Schools. 

1. The Teachers of National Schools ai 
conspicuously ia the School-room, aud t< 

the hours set apart for Religions Instruction, all Catucliisma and Books 



2. To exclude from the School, uttcopc 

inculcating peculiar religioua ojiiniuus. 

3. To avoid fairs, markets, and n 
controversy; and to do nothing either 



stings— hilt, above all, pouticas, meetings of every kind; to abstain from 
or out of School wliich might have a tendency to coniine it to any one deno- 



mination of Children. 

esWTbed b'vttm according to the precise form 



e Books themselves; and to teach 



prescribed by the Boi^. 

6. To classify the Children according to the National School Boolcs ; to study tli 
according to the unproved mnthod, as pointed out in their Severn! prefaces. 

A TitiE akd*a “nil order— 

shinl Js Miraple, ci.EANuncsa, ME.iTNRas, and npcBNcv. To effect this, the Teachers 
tbeii- exraplu of cleanliuess and neatness lu their own persons, aud in the state and general annearnneo of 

had their hands ^ i*‘ themsolvea, by personal inspection every morning, that thu Children have 

Martm^ni i ‘VT clolhes cleauod, aud, when necessary, mended. The School 

apartments, too, should bo swept aad dusted every cuening; and while-washed at least once a year. 

inonlcarm^th*^^ attention to the morals and general conduct of their I’unils, and to omit no opportunity of 

dnlies of respect to superiors, and obodienco tHll 

>ad general welfare of their Pui»ls, to treat thorn with kindness, com- 
severity. ®“’ goveriiiug theia by their aQectioi.s and reiuion. rather than by harshness aud 

ere^^ppSerto ^ discountei.mioc quarrolling, cruelty to 

thc7 w IS S! ^y "“'1 purposes for which 

Stock of Books granted by the Board ; and to ond.iavonr to keep the School 
by tlmSmSer. ^ National School Books and Reiiuisites. for sale to the Cluldron. at ll.e reduced prices charged 



Maurice Cross, 
James Kelly, J* 



Secretaries. 



Appendix XXXIX. 

Teachers selected 
for Lord Morpeth's 
Premium. 



XXXIX. 



Lists (Nos. 1 and 2) of Teachers recommended in tlio Years 1840 and 1847 for the Lord 
Morpeth Premium (tlio iutcrest of £l,000). 

List L— Names of Teachers recommended hy Professors, and aolcctod by the Oommia- ■ 
SlOnei'S. for Lord MornHlh’s PrAminm M-... -P on /^An^ i- .. .i. /-.r , ^ « 



Teacher. 


School, 


Counly. 


Teacher. 


Schiiol. 


County. 


William Mageo, . . 

A. 0. M‘<TOwan, 
dames MitstBrson, . 
A. Cassidy, 
JelinPriel, 

Kennedy Boyd, . . 

H. Lynch, , . , 


Up. Taunyhrako, 
Dumnurry, 
Lattilno, . 
Ballymacaiir, . 
Tnllydiii, . 
Killeague, 
fPivemiletowii \ 
1. Agi-iculturcl,/ 


Antrim. 

Ditto, 

Cavan. 

Donegal. 

Ditto. 

Londonderry. 


Jolm Wright, . 

.1. CallairlSn. 

K. Allen. . . . 

Iloiiry Murphy, . 
Tliomas Byrno, . 

.lolin Walsh, 

John Molloy, . 
Tliomas Clarke, . 


Clnggiii, . 

St. Paiira,’ ! 

Driimcouilni, . 
Albi., . 
'I'humnetnwu, . 
JWU Ilaiiovov, . 
Portumna, 


Sir- 

Ditto. 

Kildare. 

Kilkenny. 

Meath. 

Hal way. 


List 2. — Names 
sioners, for L 


of Teachers recommended hy Professors, an 
ord Morpeth’s Premium (the interest of £l,( 


. selected hy the Commis- 
00), for the Year 1847. 


Teacher. 


School. 


County. 


Teacher. 


School. 


County. 


Thaildeus Flanagan, . 
Fairell M'Govmn, 
Elizabeth M'Closkey, . 
John Bill, . . . 

Philip M'Kenna, . 

Jolin Sullivan, . . 

Denis Scully, 

J. Kennedy, . , 

Dnniel Moriarty, , 


Castlefin, . 
Carrickboy, 
Tuib, 

Dowonatrick, . 
Castlcblayney, . 
Miltownmalbay, 
Blantyte, . . 

Cashal, 

Ttamore, . 


Donegal. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Down. 

Moaaglian. 

Tipperary. 

Waterford. 


Patrick Ryan, . 

.Tolm Lynch, 

Thomas J, M'Donald, 
Jolm Conlan, . , 

Peter Crcbbiii, . 
Patrick Murray, . 
Miebaol O’Uriaii, 
Thomas Clavko, . . 


Rathvilly, 
GoroBlirnlcc, 
Bolioraiuon, . 

Rosoiinllis, 
MiilliiiBar, 
fCJmldagh Pi«-> 
1. catory, f 

Tuiiliurcurry, . 
Gtoovagh, . 


Carlow. 

ICUkonny. 

Moatli. 

Queen's Connty. 

Wtistinoath. 

Galway. 

Sligo. 

Ditto. 



Maurioi Cross, 
James Kelly, 



Secretaries. 



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XL. 

Head Inspectors of Scliools. 

Edward Butlei-, esq„ a.m., t.c.d. ; William M'Creedj, esq. ; James W. Karanagli, esq. ; James 
Patten, esq., a.m., m.d., m.k.x.a. 

District Inspectors of Scliools. 

, Dintrict No.\. — Michael Lawler, esq., Letterkenny. 

to. Donegal : Baronies of BoyJagL. Kilmacrenan, and Raphoe. 

Co. Tyrone : Barony of Omagh (part of). 

District No. 2 .— H. Nesbitt, esq., Derry. 

Co. Londonderry : Baronies of Keensght, Liberties of Derry and Tirkceran 
Co. Donegal : Itnrony of Iiiishowen. 

Co. Tyrone : Barony of Strabane (part of). 

„ ^ 3.— James M'Lochlin, esq., Coleraine 

Co. Derry : Baronies of Coleraine, Liberties of Coleraine, and Loughindmlin (part of) 

Co. Antrim : Bnroniea of Cary, Danluce Lower, Duniiice Upper, and Kilcomvay. 

District No, 4 — William A. Hunter, esq., Ballymena 

District No. 5.— D. L. Bkkely, esq., Belfast. 

S: ''PI- 

Co. Down : Barony of CustlereiigU Upper (part of). 

District No. G. — J. G. Fleming, esq., Newry. 

Co. Down : Baronies of Iveagh Lower, Ivengh Upper, Mouriie, and Kewry. ^ 

Co. Armagh : Barony of Ofior Upper (part ol). ^ 

District I\o. 7.— Thomas S. Shaw, esq., Downpatrick 
Co. Down : Baronies of Ards. Outlerengh Lower, Castlereagh Upper (p,wt of). DnlFerin. Ki.ielurty, and Lecaie. 

District No. 8 — Edward Lyons, esq., Dungauiioii. 

(’0. Tyrone: Barony of Dungannon. “ 

Co. Arinngli : Baronies of Oneiliind West, and Otior Lower. 

Co. Derry : Barony of Lottgliiiisiiolin (part of). 

Co. iVlonugbiin ; Barony of Trough. 

District No. 9. — Alesander J. Simpson, esq., Oinajjb. 

Co. Tyrone : Baronies of Cloglier, Oniagb, and Stnibane (part of). 

District No, 10 — A. T. Osborne, esq., Monaghan 
Co. Armagh : Baronies of Armagh, Pews Lower, Fewa Upper, Orior Upper (part of), and Tireiinv 
Co. hloiiagbaii ; Baronies of Creniorne, Dartree, nnd hlonugbaii. 

District No. 11 — George Field, esq,, Lisnaskca. 

Co. Fermanagh : Baronies of Cl mnwley, Clnnkelly. Coole, Knockiiimiy, Maglierastepbano, and Tirkeniiedv 
Co. Ciivnri : Baronies of Louglitee Lo\eer, and Tullyliaw, 

Co. Leitrim : Barony of Carrigallen. 

District No. 1 2. — , fames Dolieney, esq,, Ballysbannon. 

Co. Donegal : Baronies of Bnnnagii, and Tyrhiigli. 

Co. Pennnnagb : Baronies of Liirg, mid Jlagheiaboy. 

Co. Leitrim ; Bnrony of Rossclogbcr. 

Co. Sligo : Bnrony of Carberry. 

District No. 13. — W. H. Newell, esq., Cavan. 

Co. Cavan : Baronies of Cnstleraluin, Clankce, Claiunahoii, Luughtee Upper, Tuliygarvey and TuUvbnnco 
Co. Meath: Barony of Fore. ^ 

District No. 14. — Edward S. Claike, esq., Swineford. 

Co- Mayo; Bnromes of Cliimnoiris, Costello, and GbIImi. 

Co. Sligo : Baronies of Coolavin, Comm, Leyiiy, and Tireragli. 

District No. 15.— William Hamill, esq., Westport. 

Co. Mayo: Bnroniea of Burrishoole, Carra, Enis, Kilmaine, Murrisfc, and Tirawloy. 

Dist7ict No. 16. — William Robinson, esq., Carrick-on-Sliannon. 

Co, Leitrim : Baronies of Drorralmire, Leitrim, and Moliill. 

Co. Roscommon : Baronies of Ballym 
Co. Siigo s Barony of Tirerrill. 

District No, I 7 . — John Bradford, esq,, Mullingar. 

Co. Westmeath : Baronies of Brawiiey, Olonlonan, Corkarec, Faroill, Fartulhigh.'Fore, Kilkenny West Mnvnsl,..il 
and Magheradenion, Moycasbel, .Moygoish, nnd Bathconrath. ^ ? 

King’s Co. : Baronies of Ballycowan, Geashill, Kileoursey, Philipstown Lower, and Warrenstown. 

Co. Longford: Baronies of Aniagh, Granaril, Longford, Moydow, Rathcline, and Shrule. 

Disti-ict No. 18. — James B. Butler, esq,, Drogheda. 

Co. Louth : Baronies of Ardee, Drogheda, Dumiulk Lower. Dundalk Upper. Ferrard, and Louth 
Co. Meaih : Baronies of Duleek Lower, Duluek Upper, Slune Lower, and Slaiie Upper. 

Co. Monaghan : Buiony of Fariiey. 

Co. Armagh : Barony of Orior Upper (part of). 

District No. 19. — Henry P. Clarke, esq.. Trim 

Co. M«ll, : B.,oo». of D,.„ Lo.-.r Dooc, Upp.r, Doobojoo, Koll. Co.vor, Koll, Hppop, tuno, MopoolUon 
Moyfenrath Lower, Moyfenr.nh Upper, Nnvim Lower, Navan Upper, Ratoatb, and Skreene ^ 

Co. Westmeath: Barony of Delvin. 

Co. Kildare : Baronies of Carbery, Iheathy and Oughierany, nnd Salt North. 

District No. 20.— William M'Derraott, esq , Dublin 
Co. Dublin: Baronies of Balrotbery East, Balrothery West. CasJcfcnock, Coolock, Dublin Nctberem« 
Newca-stle East, Newcastle West, Ratbdown, and Uppercross. ctliercro.s, 

Y 



!, Balliutober North, Boyle, CasUerea, Frenchpark, and Roscomino 



Arrtunix XL. 
Inspectors of School 



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_ J^ialrict No. 21. — Cliristoplier Graham, esq., Athy. 

Inspectors ofSchools. Moone, Naas North, Naas South, Narrngh and 

Rhebaii East, Nniragli anti Rliebati West, Ofliilly East, Offally West, and Salt South ^ “ 

Kings Co. i Baionies of Coolestown, and Pbilipstoivn Upper. 

,^“"'siradbnlly.®"“""' Cullenagh, Maryborough East, Maryborough West, Portnahiuch, and 

Co. Carlow : Barony of Carlow. 

„ District No. 22 — Timothy Shealian, esq., Parsonstown. 

Co, Tipperary I Baronies of Iherrin. Ormond Lower, Ormond Upper, and Owney and Arra. 

Kings t. 0 , : Baronies of Ballyboy, Ballybrif, Cloiilialc, Eglisb, and Garrycastlc. 

Queen’s Co. : Baronies of Glaiidonagh, Tiiinebinob, and Upperwoods. 

r wr * r A ,, ,^i^trict No. 23.— Frederick F. O’Carroll, esq., Waterford. 

Co. Waterford : Baronies of Gaultier. Middlethird, Ilpperthird. and Waterford (County of Citvl 
Co. Kilkenny : Baronies of Ida, Iverlc, and ICiiocktopher. ^ 

Co. Wexford: Baronies ofBantry, Bm-gy, Forth, Shelburne, ami Sbelmaliere. 

District No. 24 — H. L. Darcy, esq., Kilkenny. 

Co. Carlow: Baronies ofldrone, and St. Mullins Lower 

Co. Tipperary: Barony of Siievardagh. 

Queen's Co. : Baronies of Clarmallagb, and Slier' emargy. 

' District Nn. 25.— Mk-lmel Hieltey, esq.. Cashel 

Co. Tipperar, ; B.reol,. of Cl.ae.mi.m, Elioportp, M, „„i Off. E,.t, Klla.m.,,...!,, ,„d Middlethird 

Co. Emeriok r B.ro.oo. of Oi.owill.am, ( oo.i.gl,, Co.l.lo., lib., tie, of Kll.o.llotk, Owii.jb.E, «'d Smtil Coont, 

o w . 0 . „ . 26— Patrick Qoinkn. esq.. Ceppoqnin. 

Di li J".”” . !>•*■ "itkoot 

(P«rt of), KI„„.tMooa, ,od Lib., tie. of 

Co. Tipperary : Barony of IflU and Offa West. 

. , „ Buirict No. 27— P. J. Keenan, esq., Cork 

Co. Cork: Baromes of B.„«, [forth, B.rr.tt Soetb, Barrymore, C.rb.r, E.,t (p.,i „n Cork fCilv off 
tocceja, loiokill, (part of), Berner, ihp, ftioo.l.a, lib.rtie. of Kiossle, Kia.lm.ak,. i,d MlkVlliS' 

c c, n ■ Miohael Cojle, esq., Dnnrnanway. 

Co. Cork, B„o, „es of Bar. try. Be.,, Cher, East (part of), Carbor, West, Barryroo, .„d Mn.k.rr, 

Co. Kerry : Barony of Glenaroiigtit. 

District No. 29 — John Dee, esq., TnJeo 

Co. Keri-y : Baronies of Clunmauriee, OorkagHiny, Dunkciron. Iveragh. Msgoi.iby, and Tnighniinmy. 

c. 30 — F- W. Newell, esq., Rntbkeale. 

Co. Lirnenck : Baronies of Comiello Lower, Coiinello Upper, Coshina, and Kerirv. 
uo. (.ork : Baronies of Uulialluw, and Orrery and Kilmore. 

Co. Kerry: Barony of Iragliticonnor. 

_ iVo. 31 . — E. W. Birmingham, esq., Limerick 

Co. Limerick : Baromes of Limerick (Comity of City), and Pobblefarien 

Co. Clare: Baromes of Buiiratty, Clonderalaw, Ibrickaiie, Islimds, Moyurta, and Tulla. 

n ^ I « • Nu. 32 — William Sarnffe, esq., Galwav 

idToL Clare. Dmikelllu. Galway (County of tbe y-^own of), Kiltartai:, Moyculloa. 

Co. Clare : Baronies of Burren, Corcomroe, and Incbiquin. 

_ ^ , District No. 33. — J. A. Macdomiell, esq., Bullinasloe 

Ltgb'rea,®r;x^^^^^^^^^ • I-l-iuidi. Killian. Leitri.n, Longford. 

Co. Roseommun : Baronies of Atlilone, Bnllintoher South, and Moyoui'n. 

f. w 1,1 « • pUlrict No.Z4 — Arthur Davitt, esq., Wieklow 

Co. Wicklow: Biu-omes of Arklow, Ballinncor North, Bahumenr Scui. v„. xi t, , , 

Tulbotstumi Lo'ver, and Talbotsfown Upper. ’ Ruthdowii. Sbillelagli, 

Co. Wexford : Baronies of Biillnglikeen, Corey, and ScarnwiiUli 
Co. Carlow: Baromes of Forth, llathrillj, and St. Mullins Upper. 



Appendix XLI. 

Suggestions for tie 
Establishmeot and 
Government of 
Agficuhura! Schools. 



XLI. 

SnggoBtiops for the Estohlislmient and Goyernmont of Agricultural Schools 

th.\tftS «hsm»y closes »f .nri»fy f.r 

me, the most hopeful incident in the condit’ion of the country^ Thriew'ld ed 
I feel confident, bo unmeasurably superior in morals, in tcglrd forlcLTdSl 

acquirements, to those who have iireceJed them Thfi%ffm.or.n i intellectual 

heLen the young, in villages 

of less favoured d.stncts, must strike even the least attentive observers It if-^kh a Ifl ^ it>habuants 
these results, and witli a most n-ratef'ul feelinfr of resnorit fen hbn j- *• ^ conviction of 

„h„„ tic public „w, s. rcccb fo. ri cSiS „t oImS 'i'! 

attention to one branch of the great system which thev direct I ''enturetocali 

capable ofa wider e.vtension, auS of 

s £ b’S. z'xri ? r 1“, 

the potato crop was u matter of undeniable usefulness, is now,T ^ 

indispensable necessity. We are called upon in some districts, LnU Z 
0„ pccple mode, of culliy.ting bette crops | ..d even i. tire less 



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to be continued as such, by j-ielding any surplus produce, this requires more skill and knowledffe 
than the Irish peasant as yet possesses. ° 

'Die obvious advantage of Agricultural knowledge has been so often and so very recently admitted by 
the Commissioners, (see Eleventh Report, § 8, p. 8,) that further observations from me are unnecessary. 

Although It IS uneaUed for to argue on the usefulness of Agricultural Education, it is not mifittinff 
to consider jUie best mode of promoting it, and removing the obstacles which at present retard iS 
progress. This subject has been tovced on my attention, not only by ray knowledge of the present 
condition end wante of Ireland, but by my iiispeotton of the School at Larne, conducted, under the 
pidance of Dr Kirkpatrick, by a most able teacher, Mr. Donaghy. The fli-st head of observation 
has shown me what is required ; the second, what may be ellected, and by what means. 

§ 1. 1 am sorry to observe that a deficiency of tiie annual vote has hitherto retarded the ostahlisli- 
ment of the proposed thirty-two Model District Schools, (Thirteenth Report, p. 14). But it appears 
that sites are already selected, and esmblishraents are in progress in six districts. I do not find in the 
\T fl the subject of Agricultural Instruction is proposed to be connected with 

^ese Model Schools. Yet it is obvious^that an example may here best be set, and practical instruction 
gnen. liiese schools will be more directly under the control and management of the Commis- 
sioners than such as are built and supported by ordinary patrons. Tlia Teachers will be of a hi'>-her 
class, and it will be much easier to erect houses for boarders (the richer farmers’ sous), whose annual 
payraen^ will go far to reduce the expenses of tlie establishment. I should, therefore, most earnestly 
submit for consideration, the propriety of engrafting, on each of these intended Model Schools, an 
Agncultural system of teaching If the country gentlemen and landed proprietors were invited to 
contnbute towards an object of such importance to themselves, and were permitted to nominate 

if .tdTJf’lbe f ‘ 't£ f/',' ru„£ would bo forthoomiujf 

in aid of the public vote. The fai-mers would also, in many cases, pay gladly for the education of 
their sons as h^ been proved to some degree by the class of pupils educated at Teinplemovle. 

§ . I he legislature has most wisely encouraged a connexion between the Workhouse schools and the 
f P- V that 99 Unions out of 1 30 are already placed 
under the Bom-U. About one-half of the inmates in the woikhouses consist of children. Th« fact 
s deserving of the greatest consideration. The number of children is a rapidly i.ici-easing nurnWr 
^ndlll world, ouse accommodation, and thu^ 

padualty lessen, and ultimately engross, that which bus been relied on as the only safe test of desti- 
tution. Nor IS this all. Not only will the werkliouse test be thus lost, but the diildren so brou-dit 
up from infancy in the workhouses will be rendei-ed incompetent to the struggles, the trials iiml ruu<rh 
industry of the world at large. For what pursuit will a being be fitted wlmS.a; been broulS up S 
sixteen or eighteen yea« in a workhouse ? Looking back to the c.xperiencc deriveil from the enclLed 
Boi^ding Schools, the Foundling Hospitals, and estaiilishments of that nature, wo must conclude tliiit 
children reared in the artifi^ system of a public establishment will, wliother male or female be 
unable to stand the vicissitudes, or to withstand the temptations of ordinary life. It has sometimes 
been suggested that these children would furnish subjects for emigration ; but brought up us paupers 
n the ordinary workhouses, how will they meet the hardships of the backwoods Zf Canada Se 
labours of the bush in Australia ? They will be ns uufitted for the Colonies as for home and vice 
and misery seem to await them. It may have been from a conviction of tiie deficiencies of the present 
system of workhouse education that the § 24 of the 10 Viet. c. 31, was passed. By this Act, H i 
provision is made for the Union for educational purposes of the North and South^ Dublin Wo4- 
houses, and a power is given to purohase twenty-five statute acres of land, and to erect thereon schools 
for the pauper children of both Unions. Thi.s principle is c.xtende.l by § 24, to all Ireland ihouS 
the enactments are not very comp iete. The efieet of tiiis statute and its object, seem to be, to pSo 
industrial trmmng for pauper children; and the extent of land permitted to be acquired marks the 
proposed application ot this instruction to Agriculture. I cannot but hope that this intention will be 
icah7,ed, and this mtbout dekj'. Supposing every three Unions to be consolidated for education and 
each district to be provided with an Agncultural School, wc lui'dit hone to see Irom fi.i-tv u, tUWn f 
establishments of this kind ci-eated and scattered over the face of Ifelimd and an induJrial^ l^,.f.f- ^ 
ofiered at once to 50,000 or 60,000 children. These schools would naturally fall under the mamigcs 
ment of the Board of Eduimtion. TJiese children would no longer be the miserable, inexperieuefd 
wele« bein^ which workhouse education can hardly fail to form, but would coustitie a dS 
eagerly sought for as farm servants, agncultural stewards, or for similar offices. If they went to the 

to oui most 

^ the attendant on the two steps I h.ave described I 

admit that they are still insuflicient. Ou the principles already laid down by the Commissionei-s’ it 
may be assumed that the State should, as far as nossible encDur«o'» i . it 

the annexation of Agricultural Schools and gardens to the’ National Schools. Mm.y « ™’mrof 
them capable of removal, have hitherto impeded this important object. I think the annual renoits 
of the Commissioners, ,f more distinct, full and explanatory, on thi subject of Agificultui-al sXof 
mi ht be made more usefd. The schools already in operation should be aconratefy described • nlan^ 
of the farm, houses, and buddings, should be given ; specifications and estimates slfould he nrovSed • 
and the ^counts of progress stated from year to year. I doubt whether this can ever be effectually 
done without a special report on the Agricultural Schools made l>v n.. ii 

»tli Ih. principles on »hick the, should b. oondnoted. No on. estini.L mSro MSdyX7i“o‘ 
th. vdunblo latour. of tb. In.p.olors nlreod, nnpoinl.d-I vain., b.cnn.e I know tltem But 
most oM. Inspoctot for litoarj purposes m.jle, ,„d in most ons.s is, .nlir.lr inc™w 
ei.mme or to report on Agr.onllnt.l tonohing;. More defiled reports, 6,010^,^, apTlSe S 
tbfs"o Sren“d ’ '»■“■>» i«Jisp.nsobl.”if we wirir 

a smell dmrj, are dl that are reqmrod in midition to tb. National skols CS-on lS o“d 'pE 
• Th. legislation ot tie last S».lon ha, gw.n a nms toportano. to this branch of Poor La, a.laiinistraSon 

Y2 



Appundk XLI. 

Suggestions for the 
Egtebliskmcnt and 
Government of 
Agrioultur.il Soliools, 



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Sugge9tions for tlie 
EstabHslmient imd 
Government of 
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for raales, females, and infants. The 'whole seliome seems to have been worhed out : apprentice 
pupils, agricultural scholars, instructed well in literature; literary pujjils, practically informed in 
agriculttu-e ; neither branch of study sacrificed to the other, but each giving strength and elfect to 
the course of instruction with -which it is combined ; the tendency of the whole being towards a self- 
supporting principle, and even at present depending on an annual local contribution under £50 ; this 
is shown at Larne, in a model easy of jnntaiion, and therefore deserving the greater praUe I 
should also i-emark, that this is done on land subject to a rent of £5 an acre ; tliat I san- there three 
cows in house, two calves iu process of rearing, that there was saved a pre-eminently good crop of 
wheat, fair oat and root crops ; the whole raised without the purchase of one iiound of manure and 
aprofit of £13 carried to the Master’s account. Now I cannot but think tbnt the circulation of 
facts like these, with a clear statement of the farm accounts, a report on tho mode of cultivation on 
the rotation of ci-ops adopted, anti the results of all experiments tried, would do more to iliffuse’the 
spirit that IS wanting, than many who are still scejitical on tho subject are inclined to believe 

Another deficiency should also be supplied. It is impossible to refer to the school hooks imblished 
by the Commissioners without the most grateful admiration. In Great Britain and in our distant 
Colonies their value is now recognised; and I feel confident that any passion, prejudice, or misrepre- 
sentation, -which liitherto has limited their sphere of uscfiilness, must speedily disuppenr. If, however 
we -wish to increase our agricultural operations, we must sidd to the present list of books an agricul- 
tural series. We must have n. first, second, and third book prepared for our aariouiturlste • we 
must have a small Cottager’s “Book of the Farm." We must have a simple Agricu?tural Catechism- 
we must teach and facilitate the simple experiments which will enable the schoolboy to test soils and 
manures. I have known beds of calcareous marl left wholly useless and disve^iu-ded, as if they were 
sterile clay, from want of knowledge to try an experiment which a few dro“p 3 of acid would have 
brought wi^m every aclioolboy’s reach ; and possibly, by turning mental and pliysic.al activity into 
new channels, would have saved many a window from fracture. Mr. Skilling’s book does good but 
we want an introduction to it. I have known Professor Johnston’s Catechism advantageously intro- 
duced, but that too sliould be reserved for the more forward classes. To these the priiiciplea of 
land-surveying, draining the use of tho theodolite and spirit-level, the principles of read-making, 
meohanios, as exemplified m ploughs and farming implements, would present innumerable branches 
of practical knowledge, all tending to ensure tho future support of tlie pupil, and the general im- 
prevemeiit of the country. i r » b ‘“•i iiu 

This hasty and very imperfect sketch will, when reconsidered, be found to embrace several 
iuclud larger and more useful development, if u-eated by abler hanils than mine. It 



1. Tlie esLablisliment of ARriculturnl Instruction ii 

2. Tlic cstablislmieiit of Agrieultuml Instnictiuu ,,i im- n 

Union Workhouses ns confeinphitcil bj- tlic lotli Vic., c. .-JI. s. 24 . 

3. The exteiisimi of small Agricultural Sclioolsin comiexion with ooliiuiry b-ational .Sclionls, 



tiiu (hirty.two propovoil Di.«{ric6 Moilol Scliools. 

" the pro[ii)scil coinbincil Hclmols for pnuper cliihlrvn in 



n tlie scale of 

Commissioners on tbc A gricult.iml .Sd,iiol.s now estaWiriica or in pro- 
^ «l>ei:ifl<.'Htiuus, and Aiimwl IJulauccd Accoimts of Income and 

5. A separate inspection of these Schools by ai 
"u tlio sulyoft. 



■nversant with Agriculture, and cnnipctcnt to reisirt 



. An adihtion to the Library of the Commissioners, by the imblicatioii of a Farmer’s Sca-i 
BiDiplest 1 rimer ot Husbandry to the more scientific teiicliitig. 



. rising from tlio 

I WintoHojallj abstained from observation, o the school lit Glosnevio, tl.iit should he 
the mmospririg >«, el o.Vffo, of the whole tvork. But thut school lies so iinmeiliulely under tlte 
ohservntion of the Commiisioiiers thnt the, are tho best jud-es l.otv for, iu its presetu state it is 
copnhie of being mode liio centre of the sjttem I hove projeetad. ‘ 

I.oh r.Af TV,,r Ue. i.J 'n the fi 

, wc should compare the 
I position in which Ireland 

due., upeopi. bred en potatoes ; the f.tai »nse,™ncesta prep-^rVif TsmpW 

ven.d i„ rJ. if vieorons'^eShrS errnotTo w 



Ut not m, propoirttou be rejeeled on the gronod of expense. In the Srst plaee, I doubt wholhor 
tint expense vio.id bo a. greet ss man, apprehend. But even it i, „re. J shonid compere X 
opens, tv. h tie gem-™ 't-eltl. ta«s.d.r the formid.bie ditf.etdties of the position in whief iroi“d 
IS placed, the duty and the necessity of improving our huabandty, if we tviaii to feed on cereal pro- 
duce, a people bred on potatoes ; the fatal consequences to property if a surplus produce is not rinsed 
ont of lend i the possible absorption ot the whole renld in rate, if vigorons e8hr“ 

mMsofthf™n?°Tr*’”®r ?' .'g"«"nti the eomp.ir.tivo taeility of acting on the 

minds of the young. These subjects present topics for reflection, wliieb render mere cost a secondarv 
oonsidorabon. Had snob a system as that now recommended been eerried inrclSet wTs^?v W 
hberally, twenty yeans ago, how many lives, how many millions of money might have been saved iu 
the two Imit jem, of sorrow. 6od grant that we, onr llulers, and LegUlatiife, maj M heta eo” 
Viet, one, and prepare to act upon them with vigour, and withoi l.csitaUon or dei»7^ 



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1“3 



App^Hdix XLir. 

Retdrns to Order of tl\c House of Commons, dated tlie 1st June, 1848, calling for a Vested Schools. 
*• Return of tlio Number of Schools under the National Board in each County, in Ireland 
distinguishing the Vested from the Not Vested Schools, and stating the names of the 
latter, together with the nttmes of the respective Patrons.” 

No. 1. Return, showing the Vested Schools under the National Board, with their Counties 
and respective Patrons, on the 1st June, 1848. ’ 

No. 2. Return, showing the Not Vested Schools under the National Board, with their 
Counties, and respective Patrons, on the 1st June, 1848. 



No. 1. Return showing the Vested Schools under the National Board, with their Counties 
and respective Patrons, on the 1st June, 1848. 

ULSTER. 



I COUNTY ANTHIU. 


Roll 

No. 




j c JjTtitutoofSecurit 


Patron or CortcnpoDrloDC. 


122f 

IS0( 

1503 

2764 

2833 

4360 

S 

1351 

1631 
lO'ia 
3130 

14 

2770 

2771 

1224 
20 

2002 

2265 

2017 

3042 

3043 

31 

32 

1225 
30 

1226 

1767 

43 

1632 
3023 

el 

57 

59 

1352 

2454 

2435 

2163 

1227 

4223 

4224 
2144 
3341 
2224 


1 Abogliill 
1 Ditto 
I Ditto 
1 Arclnioy 
1 Ditto ■ 

1 Antrim 
1 Ditto 
! ArdcUnis 
! Ballydng . 

1 lltdlyeiiston 
( Ditto 
IHtto 
1 Ditto 
' Kelfiist 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

IlaJiyuuro . 

nallintoy 

llitUymJuey 

Billy 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Cixrrickfergus Ton- 
Ditto 

Ciirricbfergus 

Connor 

Cuifeightrim 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Drumanl 

Ditto 

Dmtagliy 

Daneim 

liilwftuglitor 

Killciul 

Kirkiarcoln 

Ditto 

Kilroot 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Lisburn 

Ditto 

Loughgeel . 

Ditto 

PortgUnoDS or Ahogliill 

Templepatrick 

Tiolduaurecran 


1 KillyK;irreii . 

1 (lortgolo 
1 Waturcloncy . 
j Breon, ' niole 

Ditto. I'emalo 

1 Antrim, No. 1, male 

Ditto, ibmalc 

Point of Garron 
Crehilly 
Ballycor 
Ballyimslico . 

Ballyeuston. male 

Ditto, _ fciimie 

Ligonicl 

Ciix-ehill, mule 

Ditto, female 

J-kicnibiTy 

SkiisivoiilKUj 

Climghcorr 

Kirkliill 

Caruniem 

DoSVrick 

Bushmills, male 

Ditto, female 

Carricktergus, male 

Ditto. fciuttle 

AUloo or Carriukfergua 
Taninngliuiore 
Glousliesk 

BallyverUougli, mole 

Ditto. female 

Urnxlaistown . 

Pairafloiigh . 

Cntigsdimlnff 

Creggan 

Sincarl 

Kilwaugliter, female 

Cormovy, No. 2 

Ballymena, female 

Ciinty 

Kilroot 

Lai-no, Model Agi'ic. male 
DUto, female 

Ditto, infant 

Kilmore 

Lisburn, male ’ 

Ditto. female 

Loughgeei, male 

Ditto, female 

Ballyricknrtmorc 

Lyleiull 

Faystown . 


1 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 
It) 
20 
21 
22 
23 

26 

27 

26 

20 

31 

62 

33 

34 

36 

37 

39 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 
60 
61 
62 


LeaAc 

do 

do 

^ do iiml Bond 
Lease 
do 
<io 
do 
1 do 
do 
^ do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

Deal of Trust 
fjeaso 
1 do 
^ Bond 
Lease 
do 
do 
1 do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

■ DeedofTrust 
[jcaac 
; do 

•DeedofTrust 

Bond 


Rev. .T. Lynch 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Hohei't Clarke, Bso. 
llev. J. O'Jiiiggerty 
' Rev. D. Curoc 

Rev. J. Lj’iicli 
Rev. W. j. llapliael 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Rev. R, Dickson 
James GilBoti, E.stj. 

Micliiiel Andrews, Esn. 

^^r. A. Wtmdsidu 
•T. M‘(t:!<limoy, Esq. 

Rev. .1. JJellis 

Mr. .7. Iliiiiiiil 

Rev. R. M'Cnnnchie 

f Sir E. M'Niightoti, Patroti 

tJ. Moore, Eaq., Corruspt. 

.7. Barnet, Esq. 

Rev. .7. IVliito 
Rev. D. Curoc 
Mr. J. M'Cauglieu 
J. II. Campbell 
Rev. D. Curoe 
Ditto 

Kdwai-d Benu, Esq. 

Ikv. D. Cnroti 
Rev. w. Oliver 
Rev. C. Porter 
llev. J. iH'Millan 
Mrs. M. Giliou 
Mr. J. Dickey 
J. Borthwick, Esq. 

T. Kirkpatrick, Rsq. 

Rev. J. FitaSimons 
Rev. J. M'Kcnna 
Rev, H. M'Louglilin 
1v.C.Portcr &Rv.J.'Wliiteford 
Eev. J. M'Millan 
Rev. J. M'Court 




COUNTY ARMAGH. j 


101 

102 

1226 

1482 

3295 

4933 

1229 


Armagh City 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Derryisoose 

Ditto 

Forkhill . 


AnnagU, male 

Ditto, feinide 

Ciiorleraont-pkce, male 

Ditto. fpmnlR 

Crosskeys 
Lislea 

Meighfeuor . 


2 

8 

4 

5 

6 


Lease 

do 

do 

do 

do 


fl. Savage, Esq. 
Rev. A. Fleming 
lev. H. W. Carson 
lev. J. M'Awley 
lev. 11. Mulligan 



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COUNTY I 


Bol 

No 


1 Pariah. j School. 


y. 


i 1 Nature of Sucurl 


y. Patron or CorroBiwiidcnt 


413 

4iS 

277 

236 

'367 

472? 

•4729 

4730 

as 

1354 

27U2 

3848 

2904 

2860 

1478 

3174 

1897 

3460 

2837 

4414 

4415 


i Jonosborougli 
' Ditto 
1 Kcmly 
1 Ditto 
1 Ditto 
' ICiilovy 
1 Ditto, Upper 
1 Ditto 

1 Ditto, Lower 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Lisuiulill 
jAnigiigall . 
Ditto 

Mullag-brack 

Ditto 

Sliankoy 

Ditto 

1 ’rui'tjiragliim 
Upper Creggou 
' Ditto 

1 


Jonosborongli, wale 

Ditto. Ibiiial 

Kenfly, iiialo 

Ditto. femiil 

Anglmiigourgou 
Dniinilly . 

Killeiin, mali; 

Ditto, feiiul 

Lislea 

Caintougli, Wiilc 

Ditto, tcuial 

Dnmigiiw . . 

Augliimliff 
WiUiheiiuida 

Hiivkutliill, lIuQoI Ag. male 
Ditto, fcniiil 

Jiiniglier, iiuJe 

Ditto, fewal 

Miigliery 

Crossmaglon, male 

Ditto, feiiiuk 


)' 

c 1 

15 
14 

J 15 
IQ 
17 

16 

19 

20 
21 
22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 


1 ^ Lease 
' 1 Loa.se .and 
1 f Bond 
1 LeiLse 
do 
|| do 
! Rond 
, ^ Lease 
1 do 

1 do 

i do 

‘i a. 

1 j- Ruud 
i 1 do 


Rev. E. Heuny & Mr. J. Gasson 
• Uev. ,1. Jenkins 
Rev. ,T. Beiinet 
Mr. J. M'l’aviaiul 
Hot. M. Murphy 
Rev. M. I’entony 
Ditto 

Mv. .rallies Wiiugli 
Rev. J. Keating 
Mr. T. Bull 
Lord Gosfonl 
Rev. 'VV. O'Brien 
Rev. J. Keating 
Rev. M. Lennon 




COUNTY CAVAN. 


1230 

1483 

2187 

3370 

129 

1034 

2304 

ISO 

131 

133 

134 
136 
136 

1C31 

138 

139 

1356 
1954 

1357 
1809 

3229 

3230 
1633 
8643 
1233 
1141 
2371 
3847 

143 

144 
1306 
H84 
1232 

148 

149 
151 

21S0 

153 

154 

155 

150 
1359 
2334 

3157 

4141 

3429 

167 

168 


1 Anna 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Annagliff . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ballymadiugli 

Ditto 

Castletarii . 
Ditto 

Dniiiiaiic . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Druinlunimon 

Ditto 

Drnnigoon . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Diuiiskcitn . 

Ditto 

Kilhmc 

Kililullou 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Killyslijindra 

Ditto 

Kiiclrumfjirlin 

Ditto 

Kilmore 

Ditto 

Lurgnn 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Mullalioni . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto . 

Miillagli 

Ditto 

Templciwrt 

Ditto 

Ditto 

iftney 

Ditto . 


Sliaiina, niiile 

Ditto, female 

Keeiiigli ■ . 

Kiltialaek, Bimlu ' 

Jlitto, feiuale 

Curlurgan 

Pullamore, male ’ 

Ditto. tbuialc 

Ikilirnnrry, malu 

J'eiiiiile 

Gortecn, malu 

Ditto, luiiiale 

Driimliiiie 
IleruFonii 

DoraniHuld , [ 

Oiirrifk, 

Ditto, female 

Dernakesh, miiiu 

Ditto, -fuimilu 

Cooteliill, male 

Ditto, teimilc 

male 
femub 

liilendiigally, maiu 

Ditto, Peiimle 

Lex .... 
Kililiiilen . ] 

Killigoniuiii, j„nlu‘ 

-'.’'“0- fvjiialc 

Loroiiapy. male 

Ditto. 

lulmilcek, mde 

f^.maie 

Ballyuagli, male 

ft'iiialu 

Coppen!^:ll, m,,b 

female 

Lattoon, miily 

„ female 

Loiiglieyduff, male 

female 

Kilcoguey, male 

I'eiwiile 

Killectcf, male 

female 

Tallybrack male 

, female 

Druniloher 

C^lliuyoguc, male ’ 

23itto, female 


1 

a 

9 

10 

11 

lii 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 
21 
22 
23 
21 

25 

26 

27 

28 
29 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 
40 
50 1 


^ Lease 
do 
^ do 
do 
^ do 
} .1., 
do 
do 
do 
do 
[ do 
i do 
i do 
[■ do 

1 do 
do 
do 
■ do 

• do 

• • do 

do 

do 

• do 

• do 

• do 
do 

do 

do 


Rev. C. O'Reilly 
Ditto 

J. E. O'Reilly,' Esq. 

Rev. W. r. Moore 
Rt. Rev. ,r. B^uwm^ d.d. 
Rev. r. Murray 
Rev. .1. Matlicws 
Rev. T. Doiicgaii 
Ditto 
Ditto 

lioi'. P. Murray 
Rov. T. O'Reilly 
5 Rev. A. Douglas, Patron 
i Rev. T. Moure, Correspt. 
Rev. T. O'Reiily 
Air. M. Cox 

Kt‘V. V. VlbiKiti la- A lluv. Fny 

Rev. 1’. Magaurun 
Ditto 

Rev. T. Parr 
J’iorco Morton, Esq. 

Rev. T. Brady 
A. Ni.xon, Esq. 

Rev. O. O'Reilly 
Rev. W. Connfj'ey 
Ditto 

Samuel 'Winter, Esq. 

Rev. P. M.'iganrnn 
Ditto 

'it. Rev. J. Browne 






COUNTY DONEGAL. 




1733 

2130 
160 
161 

2131 
163 

1238 

165 

160 


Ardara 

Mtto 

Culduff 

)itto 

litto 

21onleigli 

)itto 

Mtto 

littb , 


Ardara, male 

female 

Jocan 

^arraraote . . \ 

Iristeraii 

Huriog 

?ortha11 , . . ‘ 

lloughfia 

JnUyboggaa . , - 


1 

2 

3 

4 j 

5 

6 

7 

8 
9 


do 

loud 

.«ose 

do 

do 

• do 

• do 

• do 


Mrs. W. Kesbitt 
Ditto 

Rev. ,1. M'Davitt 
Ditto 
Ditto. 

lev. 'W. Browne 
Ditto 
Ditto. 

• Ditto. 



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COUNTY DONEGAL— (waj/naed). 



IG8 Clonclia 
1237 Cloiiiimney 
2445 Ditto 



. Mfllin Head . 
Goddj'Uiifli 
Ditto, 

Tiepiiasligo . 

Beltra 

llaalieney 

Detterkenny, 

Ditto, 

Glencar 

Ballymicbael 

Ballybo 

Glentaugber . 

Glnssolts 

Creiglitown . 

Gortuiiar 

Coolydawson . 

Gieneely 

BallynL'^rotty 

MoL'iiagb 

Mullamore 

Gicnties 

Crislaglt 

Lower lilies . 

Cockliill 

UallymacatTy, 

Ditto, 

Tully<liBii, 

Ditto, 

Clunelly 

Tuve, 

Ditto, 

Cai'ickboy, 

})itto, 

Driiiibarrcw . 

Driirtco 
Keoiiagban . 

Slmlvey 

Castletown 

Croogli 

Ballyslinunoii, 

Ditto, 

Creevy 

Donegal, 

Ditto, 

Kiliybegs 

Kiitra 

Ctoghnn, Agricultural 
Augliadaeor . 

Strnban 

Dallyratt.'in . 

Cabry 

Kuskey 

Moville, 

Duninore 
IWialt 
Derrylieg 
Oortahork 
Casilejiagor . 

I Duiiletrey.ModelAgriei 
Gola 

I Knockastoler 
Dore 
Torry 

Alt. No. 1 . 



10 Lease 

!5 f 

IS Deed of Trust 

14 Lease 

15 do 

16 ) , 

17 { 

18 do 

18 Deed of Trust 
2u Lease 

21 do 

22 do 

23 do 

24 do 
28 do 

26 do 

27 do 



Ditto 

1807 Ditto 
1806 Ditto 
1806 Ditto 
1235 Conwall 
2336 Ditto • 

2030 Ditto 
2147 Clonderaddock 
2260 Clondaborkey 
205;> Carudomigh 
1239 Donagli 

171 Ditto 

1363 Donoughmore 
1620 Ditto 
4422 Ditto 
39/8 Druiuholin . 
1673 Dysertegeney 
1 734 Enniskeel . 
2309 Ditto 
1595 i'aban, Upper 
1574 Ditto, Lower 

172 Ditto 
2407 Ditto 
2406 Ditto 
3160 Ditto 
3884 Ditto 

174 lakali.in 
2386 Ditto 
2999 Ditto 
4118 Innis MaeSaint 
4419 Ditto 



feiuiile ! 



: llev. D. Early 
II. llussell. lOsq. 

1 Rt, Rev. E. Itogdn, Patron, 
I ( Rev. 1*. Devlin, Correspt. 
j Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Rev. W. M‘Longl!lin 
Ditto 

Rev. P. Maguire 
L. Coniw.all, Esq. 

Robert Russeli, Esq. 

Rev. H. ODonnell 
Rev. W. Drummond 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Rev. D. E. Coyle 
Ditto 

A. Diver, Esq. 

Rev. W. Drununond 
Ditto 

J. P. Kennedy, Esq. 

Rev. J. Gallaicr 
Ditto 

Rev. S, Marks 
Ditto 

Rev. J. Gallalier 
Rev. S. Murks 
Rev. H. O'Priel 
Rev. J. Devency 
Rev. H. M'Fsulden 
Rev. H. 0'1‘k'iel 
Ditto 

J. Russell, Esq. 

Rev. n. M'Faddon 
Ditto 
Ditto 

>T. 0. Wot)dliouse, Esq. 



female , 



feiimle 
male i 
female I 



3977 Ditto 
13J0 Kilcar 
2406 Ditto 
1.361 Kiliiighter . 
1360 Ditto 
4-120 Kilbarrow . 
4-121 Ditto 
3134 Ditto 

2252 Killinard 

2253 Ditto 

1 735 Killy begs 
1621 Ditto 
1804 Kiitwiek 
175 Meevngh 
1362 Ditto 

1241 Moville, Upper 

1242 Ditto 

J/37 Ditto, Lower 
3492 [ Ditto 



fcQiale I 



2145 Eaymunterdoney 
I 2251 I atraiKjrlar . 

! 1164 I Tullagligobegley 

2146 [Ditto 
3294 I Ditto 
4705 Ditto 

4739 I Ditto 

4740 I Ditto, IVest 

4741 , Ditto 
6164 j Ditto 
2903 I Umey 



Hvy. M. M'Glenehy 



COUNTY DOWN. 



187 Agbaderg 

2270 Ditto 

2271 Ditto 
33/2 Baugor 
2274 Ditto 

4743 BrigJit 

4744 Ditto 
193 Clon.iUen 

2890 Ditto 
1950 Ditto 
2997 Ditto 
1597 Comber 
1246 Ditto, Lower 
1485 Ditto 
1636 Droaiarn 

200 Droinore 

201 Ditto 

3979 Ditto . 

2900 Dunsford 

2901 Ditto 



Lougbbricklancl . . I 1 

Ballyvarley, male | 2 

Ditto, female I 3 

Cottowa . . .14 

Ballycruttle . . ' 6 

Bright. male I 6 

Ditto, femde 7 

Mayo, male I 8 

Ditto. female I 9 

Garrick, : male | 10 

Ditto, female i 1 1 

Bnllymnleddy . . ' 12 

Kingliill, or Clonluff, male IS 

Ditto, female 14 

Munibane . . .16 

Dromore, No. 1, male 16 

Ditto, female 1 7 

Ashtield, feinide 18 

Ballydock, male 19 

Ditto, female | 20 



Rev. J. Doran 
Ditto . 

Rev. If. Woods 
Rev. P. Starkie 
Captain P. R. if. Browne 
Rev, J. Breuan 
Rev. E. Deuvir 
Rev. F. Blakely 
William N. Ban'on, Esq. 
Rev. p. Devlin 
Rei', W. B. Minniss 
D. Lindsay, Esq. 

Rev. P. Denvir 



|DeedofTru3 
Bond 
^ Lease 



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APPEKDUt XIiII- 
Vested Scliools. 



COUNTV DOWN— (MiW/'nworf). 



SS29 

24UI 

2402 



Dou'ii 

Drnmballyroucy 
Doiiiiiiuliraciru 
Givrviigfiy 
Killebroiiey 
Ditto 
ICilkcel 
Ditto 

Ditto, Upper 
Ditto, ditto . 
Ditto, Lower 
Kilrnigan 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Kileoo, Upiio 
i)itt«, ditto 
ICilmuro 
Ditto 

Knoekbreda 
Loughin Jsl; 
MalieraJly 
Mp.gliera' 
Newtowiian 
liatlimulleu 
Ditto 

St. Andrew 
Ditto 
Saul 



1247 



j I2oU 



S295 



3916 

1"-J2 

2(I3S 

374 

3146 

2034 

2036 



4700 

2Bl 

il6J 

1740 

3990 

3961 

3207 

3610 



j S1S.-J 



Ditto 

Ditto 

Rossonoy 



Burr 

Hnllyalley 

iioiit'revor. 

Ditto, 

Duiievim, 

Ditto, 

Grange, 

Ditto, 

Jloiicyclcni 

Aitgblislinnfin 

Aiisborougli, 

Ditto. 

Ciistlcwcllan, 

Ditto, 

Ballyinone}', 

Redeinon 
Tullyi'srnetfc . 

sliin Island 
MullngUfarnalitm 
Oamaeaville . 
Ballyeulioa . 
Killougli, 

Ditto. 

ICireubbin, 

Ditto, 

Balliiitouglier 



female 

female 






COUNTV l''KllM.tXAI}IT. 



Angiinlurelier 
Bolio 
lilones 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

1261 ’ Derryvobm 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Drmnlceer.m 
Deveiiisli 
Ditto 

Enniskillen 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Gallon 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Kinmilly 
Ditto 

Maglierocross 
Ditto 

Haghcracoolmoncj' 



Mnll.-iKlifnil 
Garricltlwg 
Jlcerpail: 

<iragliiiw:irrei 
Boslirick 
Oonmgasnie 
Bruslreinngli 
Drumiinl 
Liscrccvau 
I Ciilos 

1 Aiigliugraftln 
‘ Lisdeil 
Monua 
Xilice 

Dnni.sk illcii, 

Ditto. leiiiuh 

OuTiek. Model Agrienltural 






KcwtowubuHer 

Manomitorlioiisc 

Oubb. 

Ditto, 

I Druirdiarry . 

I Drumloiic 
Kiluirk 
Slicverassol, 
Ditto. 



Sydare 
Tn!im(],..„ 
Clarcvk'w 
AgiiagafiiiTt 
Asliwuods 






'ssr 



Natun' nrSi'cuiUr 


Patnm ot Corrm|iomkiit. 


Lease and Bom 


Rev. B. M'Aiilev 




I*. M'tloiirt, Esq. 




Rev. M. Kviin 




llev, J. Sliarkey 


i 


Rev. B. Mooney 


^ do 


Rov. J. Deiivir 


i do 


Ditto 


do 




do 


Rev. ,r. M'Aleeimn 


1 do 


J. Mui'laud, Esq. 


1 Bom! 


Rev. ,T. M ‘Alcenan 


do 


Rev. II. O'Xeill 




Rev. J. Porter 




W. Thomson, Esq. 




t Rev. W, Crozier, and 


Del'd ofTnist 


Jil. Bingham, Esq. 




itev. P, Dorrwu 




W. E. Clarke, Esq. 


do 


Rev. IT. lliinua 




Rev. H. Moore 


^ do 


Rev. P. Denvir 


^ Bond 


Mr. J. Allen 




Rev. N. Crickard 


1 


Lease 


Rev. ,T. Monoglmii 


Bond 




do 


Rev. ,1. (.Iinillield 


do 


Ditto 




Rev. ,r. .Smith 


Bond 


Ditto 


do 


Rev. Caulfield 




Mr. W. Gntliiim 


do 




do 


Mr. ,T. Maguire 


do 


.1. .Johnston, Esq. 


do 




do 


Ditto 


do 


Rev. .r. G. J'ortcr 


do 


Mr. R. .Jolinstou 


[ do 


Rev. D. Iloylim 


do 


Rev. ,7. G. p.,rter 






Bond 


Rev. P. Rliigiiire 


1 Lease 


Rev. ,T. Clai'ke 


do 




Bond 




do 


Ditto 


7 Lciisc 


Rev, If. M'Oiiui'iui 


do 


Mr. W. BeUv 


do 


Mr. J. Armstronc 




J. Ilumpliviei, Esq. 




Ditto 


do 


T. Aikin, .Esq. 


do 


C. Iltissard, Esq. 



20.68 

1810 

2843 

ta09 

4191 

808 

1802 

3279 

27S0 



Avdtrea 

Ditto 

Ballynascreen 

Ditto 

UoTcva 

Banagher 

Ditto 

BallyBoullioii 
DGsertogliill 
Desortm.ortin 
Gleiidermott 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Killowen 
Ditto 
IGlilleagli 



COUNTY I-ONDONDEUUV. 



Anahorish 
Warwick Lodge 
Altayesky 

Muldoncy, 

Moneyiiauglian, 

Ditto, 

Ballyueas 
Drummene . 
Knoekiiagin . 
Waterside, 

Ditto, 

Lisdillon 
Hosnagiillagli 
Killowen-st. fColei 
Ditto, 

I'ii'fcnne 



female 



.r. Slieil, F.sq. 

Rev. .J. Quin ’ 

J. Stevenson, Esq. 
Rev. P. OXouglijiu. 
Rev. P. M. Camjibell 
Rev. J. Doherty 
I Rev. ,1. O'Dolierty, 

3 Captain G. Sterling, 
i Rev. II. W. Rodgers, 
Rev. E. Donnelly 
T. Wliite, Esq. 

R. Boiicl, Esq. 

T. Wliite, Esq. 

Rev. 0. Eliiniigan 
5 Rev. D. Toland .and 
I J. t'iurke, E»q. 



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COL'NTY LONDONDERKY— 



No. 



3894 , raiUleagh 
'"'I Mnghm 
9 { Ditto 
2488 I Ditto 
2422 ; Ditto 
2891 I Ditto 

1369 j Templemore 
16S6 I Ditto 

1370 I Ditto 
2041 ' Ditto 
iSrO Ditto 
1671 I Ditto 
1372 I Tamiaglit 0'( 

1487 Ditto 
ISOI I Ditto 
2380 I Ditto 
2488 ; Ditto 
11S9 i Tiunlttght Fiulagau 

2895 i Termoneeiip 

2896 ; Ditto 



Crillj’ 



] Corlecky 
j Magliera 
I Drtenan, 

I Ditto, 

I I.isiiamuofc, 

Ditto, 

SliantaUagli, 

Ditto. 

Slieriff's Mount.iin, 
Ditto, 

Mulieonan, 

Ditto, 

Gienoiio, 

I Ditto, 

j Greenlough . 

I Drumagarner, 

I Ditto, 

I Bailynarrig . 
i l.enuiaroy, 

Ditto, 



B 2 Nature of Soeurilj. 



fetnale 

female 

feinnla 

lemale 

female 



Rev. Jaa. M'l'.oaghlin 
Rev. D. Toluiid 

L 



Rev. M. Conway 
Rev. D. Tolnud 
5 JJ'- Rcy. E, Magin, Patron 
(Rev, Ji. Nugent, Corrospt. 
Ditto 



Ditto 

Rev. P. Hasson 
Ditto 

Rev. S. Otterson 
G- V. Sampson 
Mr. S. Cuvin 



COUNTY MONAGHAN, 



! Aughabog 
' Cloucs 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Ditto, East 

Curin 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Dunamojme 



1 ^ 



6114 



4i81 



Ditti 
Ditto 
Donagb 
Ditto 
1793 , Erigal Trna' 
2353 I Ditto 
306 I Maglicross 
367 ! Ditto 
2107! Ditto 
2108 I Ditto 

Tybolan 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Tvdavnet 
Ditto 
746 I Ditto 
773 I Ditto 
373 j Truagli 



2020 

1746 

1266 

4653 



Dawsons 
I Graiisliaii 

' Largy, malt 

Ditto, femn 

Maglier.aruey 

Diuirel Hill, nmle 

Di tto, fpinn 

Killefiirgue . 

Cliiirlgli 

Ratli, Model Agiicultural 
Drumlusty 
Broonifleid 
Kiioclcnngrave, 



Killernine, 

Killibroue, 

Ditto, 

Carriokmacross, 

Ditto, 

ConJuff, 

Ditto, 

Leitrim 

Lappnn, 

Eedfsi 

Tullycmmuiin, 

Ditto. 

KnockatoUen, 

Ditto, 

Derevoy 



female 

female 

female 



female 

female 



Lease 
Rond 
I Lease 
Rond 
^ Lease 



do 



Rev. P. Cni'olau 
Rev, J. Caulfield 
Rev. J. Smitli 
Rev. J. Caulfleld 
Rev. J. Boggan 
Ditto 
Ditto 

T. Kcuuedy, Esq. 



Ditto 
I Ditto 
' Rev. V. Meyniigli 



) Bond & Deed 
J ofTmat 
Lease 



Ditto 
Rev. J. MuUen 



Rev, .T. Mulligan 
[• Ditto 



Rev. P. M'Malion 
Ditto 
Ditto 



Rev. C. Cassidy 
Ditto 

Rev. ,T. Mullen 



COUNTY TVKONE. 



2701 

3926 

3937 



Ardstniw, V 
Ditto 

Ditto, East . 
Ditto 
Aiighaioo 
Badony, Upper 
Ditto ’ 

Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Cappagli, 

Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Clogher 



) Ditto 
t Clsnoe 
i Camus 
I Ditto 
I Donaghcavey 
< Ditto 
> Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 



I 



I Lisnacroftffli 
Tnllymucfc 
New towns tewnrt. 
Ditto, 

Mtiinahorn 

Castledampli, 

Ditto, 

Legcloughfln, 

Ditto, 

Gleacopaga 
Kiltycloglier 
Tatuhamiauglit 
Corrigans, Lower 
Reltony 
Balnatibbcrt . 
Reylaugh 
Eskra 



Batlyseally 
Moun^oy 
Camus 
Derrygalt 
Lougliasli. Agricultural 
I Donagheady, 
j Ditto, 

Skolga 
Altaglimorc 
Legmaghery 
Dourntt 
Briekavilic, 

Ditto, 

Blnclrfort, No 
Ditto, 





male 
female | 

feinuic I 



Rev. J . P. Conway 
Rev. C. rfamilton 
Mr. J. Buebnnan 
Htv. D. O’Doberty 
■I. Lyiicli, Esq. 

Rev. D. O'Jtobcrfy 
Ditto 

Hr. J. Simpson 

K. G. Edwards, Rev. 
J. M'Doimell 
G. C. Braekeuriclge, Esq. 
Ilov. B. Wc.any ‘ 

Rev, \V. Browne 
Ditto 

dev. D. 11‘Kenna 
R- M‘Crcn, Esq. 




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Vested ScliooU. 





178 APPENDIX TO FOUETEENTH EEPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 



Appxndix XLII. 
Vested Schools. 



CUUNTY lyEONK— (ewni/iiwwi). 



Roll 

No. 


rirlali. 


ditlaiol. 


No. of 
ScllDol. 


Nutui,, urSi-oarity 




2436 


Doimgliendry 


Stewavtstowii 




3.'1 


r.eascamlBoin 


Kev. .7. Daly 


J378 


Donnghmore, 


AuKluiasiir . 




34 




Kev. .7. Kelly 


2962 


Ditto 


Doiiuifimiore 






do 


Kev. Ji’. Devlin 


2882 


Ditto 


Tullyallcii 




3<i 


LeiiscaiulBoni 


Rev. .r. Kelly 


1261 


Dromore, 


Corbolcy 




37 




Kev. 1’. (lonloii 


3126 


Ditto 


Curley 






do 


J. Scott, JCwi, 


3511 


Ditto 


Aughimmoe, 




39 


ilo 


Kev. K. Coi-dou 


4926 


Derrylormi . 


Di'iimcra'v 




40 


do 


(Iciloiiel Stewart 


4749 


Di'umriiffli . 


Aiigliuu 




41 


do 


Kev. A. Kogors 


3972 


Donaijheady 


Urmur Helix . 






do 




415 

416 


En-igal Kcerim 
Ditto 


Gloncull, 


'An 


44 


[ Lease 


Kev. K. SIcano 


1382 


Ditto 


KaiTignn 






do 


.7. I/. Spear, JCaq. 




I'/fflisli Confeacle 


Koqii 






? Bond & Deed 


1 Rev. 1’. O'Nuili 


2400 


Ditto 


Ditto, 


female 


47 




417 


Fintona 


Corryglnsa 




48 




liev. ,7. G. Porter 


1376 


Kiklress 


Strninnclenmrtiii 




49 


do 




419 


Ditto 


Dunainoie 




50 






2787 


Ditto 


Oortn.aoladcly 




51 


Deeil of Trust 


Rev. Ji, vStewiirt 


2788 


Killvman 


Cavan 






Jlmitl 


Kev. ,7. Montiigiio 


2783 


Kilakerry 


Ci-oasiin 




.53 






3276 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Ecfflisli, 

Ditto, 


nmlc 


Y, 


^ do 


Mr. Irvine 


3148 


Dongfloltl 


Oarveyinillioii 




.56 


do 


D. O'DoIu-rtv. Es(i. 




JMtto 








1 do 




4218 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




58 








Broughdorg 




.59 


do 


Uev. J. (Juiii 




I’omci-oy 




iiialr 




^ do 


1490 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




til 




2063 


Ditto 


Coolnmffliorv 




«2 


Dreil of 'I'mst 


JU-v. F. Devlin 




Ditto 






63 


I,cuso 






Terinonanioiigan 


Augiinalioc . 




64 


Bond 






Ditto 


Carrveoiigaii . 




66 


J.CO80 


Rev. ,T. M-CiiHiigli 




Ditto 








do 






Ditto 


Miighemagt^ojiigl 




67 


do 


Rev. ,1. faivp 




Termon M'Quirk . 










Kev. V. Vincent 


1381 


u.™, . 


Kabstuvn 






Bond 


Uev. M. M-OK-ncliy 



31 U s 1’ E R. 

COtINTY CI.AHH. 



2336 

2337 
1203 



2383 

1203 

1338 

49.31 

4932 

2IB6 

2156 

4.341 

4694 

3204 

4232 

195] 

3041 

4561 

2180 

2J9D 

2381 



Buur.atty 

Ditto 

Cioiilca 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Clara 

Ditto 

Can-on 

DrumcUff 

Dysart 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

EmBistbmin oi 
Kilniiinliuan 
l'’o.iclc‘ 

Ditto 
Ditto 
Iiicliiei-onan 
KiUlysitrt 
Ditto 
KUfiiTboy 
Ditto 
Kilfenoia 
Ditto 



Kiimoon 

Ditto 

Kiltcll^J]l 

Ditto 

Kiiliuini 

Kiltilsreisto , 

Ditto 

Kilfeara 

Ditto 

Killonoimn . 
Ditto 
Kilseeiy 
Kilinaetluiui 
Ditto 
Kilmacriiiy . 



liulvuif, AgriLultiiriil, 
3)ht<>, 

Kilkesliaii, 

J.litto, 

Clare, 

Ditto, 

Glencoluinlikill 
Ncwtown-Hluekiiooi . 
Mciyrliec, 

Ditto, 

lliinn 

Toomiifli, 

Ditto, 



fciiiiilu J 

luiiialu I 
limit! 
tbiimlu I 



Ditto 



Dnnistinion, 

I'eadc, 

])itto, 

Ciirnifc'likill . 

Jlailiiiniaii 

Kildysiu-t, 

Ditto, 

Moy. 

Jiitto, 

Kilfeiioro, 

Ditto, 

Coolcascy JIihIc! 
Ditto, 

Itntlibiiiio, 

Ditto, 

Uallj-iinlackcn, 

Ditto, 

Mouutaiu View 

Balliiiucullii, 

Ditto, 

Kilkcc, 

Ditto, 

Caliepbolloff, 

iJitto, 

Sallybaiik 

Croc 

Cooraolare 
St DriilscL'#, 
Ditto, 



tbrmile | 

iiinlc! 

lemule 



nmlc 
female | 
iiuilc 
lemale | 
mate 
female I 

.Vgi'ieultiival] : 
feniiilc I 
male 
lemalc | 

female I 



fom.alo I 
male 
female I 



(.DeeiDifTi-ia 
i ami JJoml 
Lciuso 



j ( lit. Kcw. 1'. Kennedy. Pnti'o) 
, {Itev. T. Aicilimey, C(im»jjt. 

, D. .T. 'Wilsiiii, I'isij. 

Kev. r. (Juaii! 

Uev. C. O’doniiau 
W. O'm-ien, Kwi. 

Kev. T. 0'Mliiniiflines«y 
Jr. 0-.LmiKliliii. Msej. 

Ditto 

C. O'IJnen, Kwi, 

Ditto 

Kev, .J. Slieaiiau 
jj- Denis I’lireell, I'lstj. 



Kov. M. UoiigliBU 
Ilcv. .T, M'Maiicm 
Kev. A. Quill 
D. .T. Wilsou, 3-l<q. 
Rev. D. Kulton 
Ditto 
Moioix 
ev. .T, 11 
I)', li. Koslewin, Esq. 
Kev. M. Ooiiiyn 
Kev. 1’. Uyder 
Edward iierniinl, Esq. 
Kev. T. Kelly 
Ditto 

C. O'Brien, Esq. 



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179 



COUNTY CLABE— ln> 



«3I 



i -*433 I Kilraiclwcl . 
-W34 (Ditto 
47il ' Ditto 
4732 i Ditto 
I 3928 Kilinorry 
Ditto 
Ditto 
luililu^li 
iJitto 

I lti42 Tulia 
2703 j Ditto 



Abbeymalion 

Ditto 

Abbey 

Aglinda, Uuion of 
AjflmBaahogiJc 
Ditto 
Aniagli 
Ditto 

Ai'dnngeeiir 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ardtieid 
Biiilyboolcy 
Ditto 
Blarney 
Ditto 

Ballyvourney 
Britwny 
Ditto 

Ballycrauji 
Ditto 

CLiirlcville 
Ditto 

Cnstlebavcn 
Ditto 

Cu?t!elyons . 

I Cluiidroliid . 

' Clondilbdio . 
Cloopi'iest 
tlumries 
Ditto 
I Cove 
Ditto 
Ciouniucii 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Creagli 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Conovee 
Cuiien U'Kooft; 
Ditto 

Donougimiore 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Dnugau 
Drislmnc 
Ditto 

Desert Sergos 
DuudeiTOu . 
Driuntarrilfe 
Ditto 
Dooeraiic 
3)itto 
IFemioy 
Gortroe 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Gianwortli 
Ditto 
Iveleary 
Ditto 
Itermurro 
Ditto 
luaiscJirra 
Ditto 



1 8464 
8466 
8021 



2448 

3998 

3994 

4118 



4444 

4445 
1867 
4457 
1268 



32li9 

4448 

4449 
8449 



2S66 

8342 

2807 



1690 

2278 

3929 

2267 



Leitrim, 

Ditto, 

Lackan, 

Ditto, 

Alullough 

Kilinorry, 

Ditto. 

Doolin 

Ditto, 

Tulia, 

Ditto, 



54 ! I 

55 jl 



j Rev. T. Kelly 
I Ditto 
Rev. E. P, Barry 
W. M'MaUon, Rsq. 
Rev. P. Fallon 
liov. p. Sliceliy 



Lislevaue, 

Ditto, 

Abbey 

Ballj-Ubbet 

ICnoekaagoini, 

Ditto, 

Incit, 

Ditto, 

VVutergrnasliUl, 

Ditto, 

KUIuntin, 

Ditto, 

Ardfleld, 

BallyliQoiey, 

Ditto, 

Blaruey, 

Ditto, 

BnllymnktirD . 
Britway, 

Ditto, 

Lenilura, 

Ditto, 

Cli.trleville, 

Ditto, 

Doonecn, 

Ditto. 

Citnlolyoas . 
Carriganiitw . 
Clonditianc . 
Kyle 

JLillwispittlu. 

Ditto, 

. Cove, 

. Ditto, 

. Baiityre, 

. Ditto, 

. Lyi'9 
. I Clomueea, 

. Ditto, 

. Skibberccti, 

. Ditto, 

. Creagli 
, C.onovee 
. Cullen, 

. Ditto, 

. Finummt, 

. Ditto, 

. Bailykenrkk. 

. Ditto. 

. Kiluulleu, 

. Ditto, 

. Riuheoole, 

. Ditto, 

. Kilcuunty 
. iliilstreet, 

. Ditto, 

. Cnox 
. Dunderroii 
. Dronmgh, 

. Ditto, 

. Kingstown. 

. Ditto, 

. Fermoy, 

, Gortroe 
. Ditto, 

, Ditto, 

Glanwoi'tb, 

, Ditto, 

. Ballingcnry, 

, Coolmonntain 
Ladysbridge 
Ditto, 

Herrings, 

Ditto, 



COUNTY CORK. 



leniiilc I 
female | 

i'einiilo I 
feinidc [ 

feimile | 
female | 
female | 
feuiiilc I 



fcinnic | 

feuialc I 

female | 
female [ 



female | 
femnle I 



female | 

female I 
female | 

female | 
female | 

female [ 
female I 



; 1 Deed of tm 


Rev. J. Barry 


' Lease 


Rev. R. Trov 


1 do 


Rev. J. M'Donaid 


* 1 do 


Rev. D. Maliony 


1 do 


Rev. M. Power 


} do 


Rev. B. M-Cartby 


1* 


J. T. Rowland, Esq. 


do 


Rev. P. SliEcliy 


^ do 


Lord Liatowcl 


\ -do 


Rev. H. Ilorgnii 


Bund 


Rev. p. Burton 


1 Lease 


Rev. P. Duggan 


do 


Rev. E. O'LIcii 


<lo 


Rev. T. Crolte 


do 


Rov. Jf. Ross 


do 




do 




do 

do 


Rev. T. Murpliy 
Rev, M. Power 


Bond 


Rev. W. O'Connor 


1 Lease 


Roy. T, Marplty 


^ do 


Rev. E. J. Jfurpby 


do 


Ditto 


^ do 


Ditto 


i da 


Rev. .r. Fitzpatnok 


do 




do 


lisv. J . Daly 


^ do 


Roy. P. Fitzpatrirk 


Bond 

do 


- Roy. M. Lane 


J- d<i 


Ditto 


1 T^ease 


Ditto 


[ do 


Ditto 


do 


Rev. M. Power 


do 

Bond 


Rev. Fitzpatriek 


Lease 




do 


Rev. D. Murphy 


^ Lease 

f d. 


Rev. J. Twomy 
Rev. A, J. Peyton 


Bond 


Rev, T. Murnhv 


Lease 


Rev. M. O’Brien 


• do 


Rev. C. O’Donovan 


do 


Rev. M, Moore 


do 




do 


Ditto 


do 


Rev. J. Eager 


do 


Rev. 'W. M'Cartliy 



Appendix XLII. 
Tested Scbools. 



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Appendix XLII. 
.Vented Scliools. 



coomy couK— I 



28f3 

2117 

3012 

4441 

2300 

3422 

3423 
1272 
2221 
230Q 
231)1 
4443 
4447 
3383 
2160 
1271 
IBOl 



4843 

4844 
1687 

3503 

2373 

3438 

3439 



4758 

4753 

4123 

4127 

2132 

2133 
2234 
2131 
2112 
2113 



4451 

4452 

4122 

4123 

4124 

4125 
4443 



1833 

2373 

2378 

4172 



Killtliicabc-ft . 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

KitmacdonoHstfi 
Kilmiili)oilii . 
Ditto 
KiLl'aiijjlmaljDb' 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Kiloreildiii 
Kilmcoit 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Kilnanaartj’ 
Killjaliine 
Ditto 
Kilgai'i'iff 
Kanturk 
Ditto 
Kinsiilc 
Ditto 
Killagliaacnngit 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Ivilmioliael 
Ditto 
Kilciiskin 
Kiltrtin 
Ditto 
Kilsluitug 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 



Kilcofcorat 

Ditto 

Liltev 

Mycross 

Ditto 

Macloneagh . 
Moimniny . 
Mitclieletown 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Magomrney . 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Molegga 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Nolioval 
Nohovaldaly 
Ditto 

Newmarket . 
Ditto 

Roscarlwrry 
Ratiiconwao . 
Ditto 
Ditto 



St. Micbael’s 
Skull 
Ditto 
Skull. West 
Sallcen 
Tullough 
Traetou 
Ditto 

Templeboflei) 

Ditto 

Wiiitcehnrcli 
Ditto 



Knockskoagli 
il'raukmltuiio, 

Ditto, 

I Ciillaiic 
I Kiliiiaciloiiuugli 
ClogogU 
Ditto, 

Olimdorc, Agricultural 
Ditto, 

Ditto, 

Kilcrodilin 
I Rolierbec, 

I Ditto, 

JCisMkCiiiic 
Rcmimroe 
Kiliiolaiic, 

Ditto, 

Olonakilty. 

Kanturk, 

Ditto, 

I Itiiianle, No. 1 
I Ditto, No. 2 
Rossmacowiin 
Castletown, 

I Ditto, 

I Dronileight, 

' Ditto, 
filengiirifi" 
Rallygroddy, 

Ditto, 

Laliarn 
Kilpnddcr 
Gtuuntiine, 

Ditto, 

Scart, 

Ditto, 

Jiismire, 

Ditto, 

Oullimi 
Grange 
Coiiacrimccii, 

Ditto, 

Custleviow 
Knockacnietliu 
Mitchelstown, 

Ditto, 

Ballygiljliiii . 
Clmitead, 

Ditto, 

Tiillig, 

Ditto, 

Knocfcaiioviii, 

Ditto, 

Grniguc, 

Ditto, 

Rennies 
ICnockiiagi'oc, 

Ditto, 

Newmarket. 

Ditto, 

Ardagli, 

Ratlicomiiie, 

Ditto, 

Kildiuan 
Sundayswcll, 

Ditto, 

Blackrock 
Dnnbciieon 
Skull, 

Loivortowi! 

Soartleigli 



, Slierkin Island 
Kaoeknainaua 
Ditto, 
Lisgoold, 
Ditto, 

Wliitcchureli, 

Ditto, 



female 

infant 



male 

female 

female 

male 

tbnialo 

mate 

female 

male 

female 

mala 

female -- 
. jl05 



. 1 103 






do 

do 

Rond 

do 
^ Bond 



do 
do 
do 
do 
I do 
do 



do 



male ;107 
fcm.ale |i 08 j J 
male 10 !) 
female IllO 
male jlll ‘ 
fcilllllc |I12 



male 

female 

male 

fuimilo 

male 

female 

male 

feimilc 

male 

female 

male 

feiimlo 

female 

male 

fcilllllc 



male 

female 

male 

female 

male 

icmalc 



do 

do 



do 



I do 
I do 



do 
do 
do 
? do 
do 
do 
do 



\\ do 



COUNir KKBRY. 



Agharalleu 

Ditto 

Aghadoe 

Ditto 

Aglish 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 



IGllamey, 
Rosso . 
lOiockadcraeh, 
Ditto, 

Ballymillaue, 

Ditto, 



male 

female 

female 

male 

female 

male 

female 



J. Willianison. Esq. 
Rev. J. Shealian 
Ditto 

Rev. J. Eager 
Rev. 11 . Seymour 

•T. R. Barry, Esq. 
Mrs. v\. Barry 
Rev. .T. Eager 
I Rev. .1, Naugliton 
Ditto 
Rev. 1’. Burton 
Rev. R. O'Riordan 
Mrs. C. Donovan 
Rev. James Ryan 
I Rev. D. Murjiliy 
1’. O'Sullivan, Esq. 
Rev. ■&!. EnrigJit 
Rev. ,T. O'Driscoll 
Rev. G. Roclic 
Rev. C. Scully 
Rev. M. Scanucll 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Rev. ,T. ,1. Gulden 
Rev. James Jiyaii 
Rev. J. Barry 
Rev. T. Miirpliy 
Rev, J. Miileiiliy 
Rev. James O’Driscoll 
Rev. 1’. Gi-uenu 
Rev. M. O'Brien 
Ditto 

Rev. D._Miilioiiy 
Ditto 

Rev. J. J. GtiMen 
Ditto 

Rev. C. Corkriin 
Rev. E. FitzgeriiM 
■ Rev. J. Becdiinor 
Rev. J. Holoiicy 
Rev. C. O'Douovaii 
Ditto 

Rev. J. P. Clancy 
James Murpliy, Esq. 
Rev. J. Killihor 
Ditto 

Rev. L. O’Sullivan 
Itev. J. M'Donalil 
Rev. ,T. Douegau 
Rev, C. Corkrnn 
Rot. E. O'lica 
Rev. M. Ilorgan 



}lc„o 


Ecv. D. M'Ciivtliy 


Bond 




Ix)iiae 


Rev. T. J. O’Sullivan 


y do 


Rev. T. Dimiic 


J- do 


Ditto 



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181 





1 COUNTY KEBHY-lomlfBMrfJ. 


ArrEKnix XLIT 


nII! ! Parish. j Sfhiiol. 


qJ NaluKDf fiircun 


f. Pitroii orCorrMponilonl. 


~ Vested Schools. 


114 

127 

Isl 

211 

211 

484(1 

536 

3332 

335: 

127t 

636 

2197 

2198 
4468 
4463 
1279 
1697 

2193 

2194 
1703 
3686 
21-21) 
2121 
4-251 
4762 

2849 

1601 

1602 

1793 

3424 

1869 

2979 

2980 
1400 
326.3 
1832 
2002 
1683 
6193 

2165 

2166 

2191 

2192 
1-280 
1809 
1696 
1704 
2995 
1199 

2610 

2811 

1797 

2464 

2417 

3784 

4668 

1699 

2493 

3132 

3133 
1702 
13.98 
1399 
4769 

3215 

3216 


B.Tllycus!ane 

Biillyheigue 

Ditto 

Ballyinacellijjot 

B.'illiurobe . 

Ditto 

Bunune 

Ciiliireiveen . 

Castleisland . 

Ditto 

Ciirrens 

Ditto 

Dingle 

Ditto 

Droinid, 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Doonoi-ly 

Dunrjuiii 

Fillamoro . 

Ditto 

Giicevaguilk 

Ditto 

Gobey 

Ditto 

G^hole 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Keimiare 

Ditto 

ICillitrney 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

KQiaileman ' 
Kilcuuimia . 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Kilpirraii . 

Kilk-iiliurna. 

Kilhirglin . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Kilhiry 

Ditto 

Killiiiiiy . 
Ditto 

Kiinauglitcu 

Ditto 

Ktnunrd 

Knockaeapull 

Ditto 

Kiiockane . 

Ditto 

Kiliuoily 

Ditto 

Listowel 

Molaliiffe 

Ditto . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

iitradbtdly . 

Tuosist 

Ditto 

i’emplenoo . 

Valentia 

Ditto 


. Knockatce 

Boiilenaliii'o, nmle 

Ditto. female 

Ciuffiior. female 

Br.u-kiuii), male 

Ditto, female 

Gui-tiiabiniiic 

Cidiirclvemi, male 

t'astleUliiud, male 

Ditto, female 

Currens, jiialo 

Ditto, female 

Dingle, male 

Ditto, female 

Simiikanc, . male 

Ditto, female 

Ballinokilly . 

Mflstei-guiiiy . 

Forritcr 
Vicai-«to«-n . 

Filbiiiioi-e, male 

Ditto, female 

Gueevnguilla, male 

Ditto, female 

Gonuiiskalii, male 

Ditto, female 

Ooolai-d 

Gleiibeigh, made 

Ditto, feinalo 

Kenniatc, male 

Ditto, leniate 

Tiernaboiil 
Gortnagiillane, 

Killaruey, male 

Carliooreigb . 

Milltown, female 

Ineli .... 
Clasimag.m-aiio, male 

Ditto, female 

Kilgare.iu 

Kilsarcou . . .4 

KillorgUn, jnalo 

Ditto, female 6 

GlanaguillagI), male 

Ditto, female . 

Drumnacurra, male j 

Ditto, female . 

Ca^^tlegrcgovy, 30aie .5 

Ditto, female 5 

Tarbert, male .5 

Ditto, female i 

Ardaiiioi-c . . . i 

Uathmoi'c, male ( 

Ditto, female f 

CuIUna, male 6 

Ditto. fcaiaJe 0 

Kiiiiioily, male t 

Ditto, female 6 

Listowcl, Hide, No. 1. 6 

F.tha . . . . t 

Fieries . . , h 

Imelf^limore, male 7 

Ditto, female 7 

Ballydufi', male 7 

Ditto, female 7 

Stievavaddni-.i, in.-ile 7 

[Ditto, female 7 

Foranakilla . . .7 

Uiragli . . .7 

Jaurus . . .7 

luseuBsaiie . . .7 

Viilentia, male « 

Ditto, female 8 


;; fl 

12 do 

“ } do 

15 do 

16 do 
!j } do 

IS } 

21 do 

22 Bond 

25 Bond 

26 Lease 

27 Bond 
2 H Lease 

SS !• 

£ } 
m do 

? } 

S } - 

0 do 

1 do 
■2 Build 

3 Lease 

4 Bund 

5 Lease 

7 } 

8 do 

9 do 

; j. do 
1 do 

t !- ““ 

; Lease and 
7 ) Bond 
^ 1 Lease 
0 do 

!■ do 
[■ do 
; } do 

7 do 

8 do 

9 do 
]- do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


Charles Fairfield, Esq. 
Bcy, E. M'Cai-tliy 
Rev. C. O'Callaglian 
Rev. G. O'Sullivan 
Rev. G. Roclio 
Rev J. Healy 
Rev. J, O'Leary 
Rev, C. llyimlmn 
Rev. M. Devine 
Ditto 

Rev, T. Lynch 
Rev. J, Fitzmaurice 
Ditto 

Rev, ,T. O'Connor 
Ditto 

Rev, J. Ilealy 
Rev. E. Fitzgerald 
Rev. James ^ulsii 
Ditto 

Rov. T. Enright 
James Hickson, Esq. 
Rev. T. J. O'Sullivan 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Rev. J. Buckley' 

Ruv. T. Sliealum 
Ditto 

Rev. D. O'Sullivan 
Rev. C. Myiiaiinn 
Rev. E. O’SulUvaii 
Rev. E. P. Day 
Rev. E. M'Carthy 
- Rev. J. O’Kano 
Rev. D. M'Carthy 
Rev. 31, IDeiine 
Rev. E. Fitzgerald 
Kane 3Iahony, Esq. 

Rev. J, O'Sullivan 
Rev. D. Malmny 
Rov. J, Eutdeiev 
Rev. T. IDunne' 

Rev. T. Fitzgerald 
Eev. E. M'Carthy 
Rev. E. M'Cartliy 
lev. J. O’Kane 
fames Uickson, Esq. 
Ditto 

Rev. J. O'Sullivan 
Rev. T. Maginn 




COUNTY LIMERICK. 




281 

2222 

2039 

2040 
471 
909 
010 
135 

U66 

164 

657 

663 


Ardagli 

Ditto 

Askeatoii 

Ditto 

Adare 

lallbigarry . 

Ditto 

Iruff 

Sallyualmue 

Dtdierelly 

Dabirconliab 

Ditto 


Anlagh, male 1 

Ditto, female i 

Aekeatoii, male 3 

Ditto, female < 

Drobedfarsna 5 

lalEngivrry, male 6 

Ditto, female 7 

Iruff . . . .8 

lalb^mai-tiii . . . < 

I^aliei-elly . . .10 

neb, St. La^vrence . .11 

iilmurray . . .15 


1 Lease 
j- Lease 
do 

]• do I 

Bond 

Lease 

do ' 

do : 

do 


Rev. C. M'Doimell 
D. Narsli, Esq. 
lev. T. S. O'Grtidy 
lev. 31. Fitzgerald 
lev. R, Cussen 
Wm, Slonsell, Esq., Patron 
Rev. _ Conroy, Correspt. 
ev. J. Fogarty 
ev. James Ryaji 
Ditto 



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182 APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 



Appestdix XLII. 
Vested Schools. 



COUNiy MMEHiCK-(roii/m»trf). 



Boll 


Pari«h. 


1 


1 


4437 


Corcouiliide . 








4468 


Ditto 








49U6 


Cahcruvalla , 


Dronibannv, 


male 




4f>or 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






1143 


Dtiiitrilenguo 


Lowtown, 






1144 


Ditto 


JliCto, 






2011 


ICiluorman . 








1980 


Kilteely 


Kilteely, 


male 


20 




Ditto 


Ditto, 






1750 


Ditto 


Cloverfield, 








Ditto 








3-131 


Kilfergua 


Glimi, 






3232 


Ditto 


1 Ditto, 






3934 


Kileolcmnii . 








4014 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




27 ■ 


47BC 


Killeecly 


Ashford 






2--I3B 


Moiioveea . 


Tein nlcelaiitiii 


, male 


o.f) f 




Ditto 


Ditto, 






1283 


Katlilccalc . 


Ratli kealc. 








Ditto 








2813 


Shanagolden 


Euyncs, 






2814 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






3780 


Ditto 


Sliaiiagoldcn, 




35 ■ 




Ditto 


Ditto, 








Ditto 


Ditto, 




3? J 



Naturu of Socnrlt ;r. 



I SWm. MmiKcl!, Putronj 
I ^Jlov. — Couroy, Ojrresjit. 

I 'VVm. IJiirriiipton, Ksiy 
Uev. .Timiw ClaiK'y 
llov. T. Fiilcy 
Itev. J. Mmkk'ii 



Deed of 'PruHt 
ami HouJ 

Lciisu 



Ditto 



I 

i 

Kev. D. MiicCoy 
^ ICarl of C^liirc 
^ Uov. M. M'Miilioit 
llcv. n. Fitzjcibbiin 
Caiit. J. 1*. Kcimeily 
Ilov. It. IViikli 
iLord Mimioiiglc 
j S. E. Collis, Ewj. 
t Lonl Mbutcafclc 
t S. E. Coliis, Ksq. 



COUNl'Y TIPPEBAKY. 



Annanicadle 
Ditto 
Ballycahill 
Ditto 
Biiilyslicelmii 
Ditto 

Borriacilcanc 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Uallybeemi , 
CioKlmr 
Clough rrior 
Ditto 
Donohill 
IDitto 
Durrow 
Delia 
Glankcen 
Holycross 
Ditto 
Tiirh 
Ditto 

Kilbtiuouc 
Kilica 
Ditto 
Ivorlia 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Moycarkey 

Newjiort 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

l’epiiai'dsto\ 
Eoscrea 
Ditto 

Shmirahan 
Ditto 
Templenioro 
Ditto 

TctBipleilcrry 

Templctnoiiy 

Ditto 

Tipperary . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Two Mile Borris 
Ditto 

Tcmplonoc . 



Mount Francis, 
Ditto, 

Bnllvcaliill, 

Ditto, 

Bunifourt, 

Ditto, 

Borrisokaiic, 

Ditto, 

Kyle I’ai'k Aerkut., 
Ditto, 

Orogb 

tUonoyliarp 

Carjiey, 

Ditt.), 

Giiri-ysbane, 

Ditto, 

Giirtci'n 
Kiiliuiiirc 
Gai'rangrena . 
Ilolycruss, 

Ditto, 

Iiu;b, 

Ditto, 

IkiUiiilonntv . 
Kilica, 

Ditto, 

Loriia, 

Ditto. 

Aniinglt 
Moycarkey . 
Moyiio 
Birilliiii, 

Ditto. 

Newport, 

Ditto, 

rjaeuiiicat! 

Knoclteily 

Ilosorca 

Airliiii 

Ciogliecn, 

Ditto, 

Teniplemorc, 

Ditto, 

Tcmplederry . 
Templctuohy, 

Ditto, 

Tipperary, 

Ditto, 

Bidlyhust 
Two Mile Borris 
Littleton 
Grenaiio 



feimilc 

iiiulo 

tcinale 



Ibniak 






Iciiialc 

male 

female 

male 

I'utiialc 



' ^ do 






Ix-nsu S-, Itontl 
Dewlol Trust 
Bund 



j- Deodof Trufitj 



Hev. J. Meiigher 
Kuv. IV. Lafl'att 
Bov. .T. TCelly 
Bev. .1. nuriiiiiigliani 
CoimnissioiierHofN.EduciiLiou! 
T. J. FitZKiwalil, E.KI1. 

Ikv. iMiiukey 
llcY. A. Kowliiii 
Uev. tv. F. Miillally 
Ikv. C. O'Hrkji 
Uev. U. Ki'iiiy 
Ikv. W. Morris 
Bcv. W. IviillUn 
G. l!.vau. Ksy. 

Jkv. T. Mullnny 
Kev. T. tfCiuiiior 
Jkv. C. f)-15ricii 
Mr. ,T. Keilnuly 
Ikv. 11. Ornw 

Kev. M. 

Jkv. M. O'llricn 



Ditto 

IhiV. M, LaHiui 
Itev. T. Bliike 
Ditto 



Kcv. J:iii 



s Kelly 



Rev. T, O'Cotmor 
Rev. II. Keavy 
.(lU. lion. R. L. Slieil, I’atro 
j licv. W. Barron, Correspt. 
Rev. J, Iluwlcy 
Ditto 

Rev. li. (iruce 
Ditto 

R- S. Maiisergb, Ea^. 



COUNTY WATKBFORD. 



Affone 

Ditto 

BallydufF 



Ca^pwium, No. 1 
Ballyduff, No. 1 



Lease 

do 



Tliomas Ucly, listj. 

T. J. EiUgorald, Es<i. 
Rev. E. (Jondun 



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183 







COUNTY WATERFOaO— 1 


untintted), 




Boll 

No. 


PurLli. 


. Sch 


ol. 


Is 


I 

Nature of Security.' Patroa ur Currcrpondcat. 


lS6<j 


Ctirbailv 


Suninierville, 


male 








171‘fi 

1777 


Kilincndon . 
Ditto 


BaliydufT, Ko. 2 






1 Bond 


Bev. if. Kourke 


im 

1776 


Kitrosseiity . 
Ditto 


Kilrossenty, 

Ditto, 




8 


1 Lease 


llev. J. Casey 


4134 










1 do 


E, Sfuagrave, Esq. 


4I3.> 


Ditto 








3849 


Lisniore 

Ditto 


Gloungarrali, 

Ditto, 




12 


1 do 


F. E. Curry, Esq. 


4136 


Mothil 


Coolnaborna, 




13 


1 do 




4137 


Ditto 


Ditto, 








1830 


BiDctizonn . 








1 do 


T. Anthony, Esq. 


2397 


Ditto 








1288 


Tallow 


Tallow. 






do 




1289 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




16 






3490 










} j. 


Ditto 


34111 


Ditto 


Ditto, 


female 




3349 


Wliiteclrarclt 


Whitcchtii'fb 




21 


^ do 




3350 


Ditto 


Ditto, 


female 


22 


lllev. J. U'Mcara 






L 


E I N S T B R. 










COUNTY CARLOW 






649 

660 


Bairagli 

Ditto 


Kildavin, 

Ditto, 


male 

feiimtc 


2 


1 Lease 


Rev. J, Wholaii 














Roy. C. Doyle 


6.32 


Ditto 


Ditto, 


female 


4 




633 

634 


Ditto 

Ditto 


Ballymurpby, 

Ditto, 


male 




i Bond 


Ditto 


648 


Ballon 


Conimberry, . 




7 


Lease 




636 


Ciu-low 


Carlow, 


female 


8 


Bond 




637 

638 


Clonogal 

Ditto 


CIniicgal, 

Ditto, 


male 


9 

1(1 


f Least 


Rev. J. 'iVlielaii 


662 


Cloily 


Italllnabrena, 




11 


do 




1290 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




12 






1313 

1436 


Diinlcckney 


Newtown, 

Ditto, 


o”!!“u 


13 

14 


^ DecdofTrus 


Rev. D. Dewier 


1413 

1824 


ttilberstcnvn 


Riitlioe, 

Ditto, 




15 

16 


1 Ixa.se 


Rer. W. IGnscUa 


1291 

1499 


Hackotstown 

Ditto 


Hacketstown, 

Ditto, 




17 

18 


iDeedofTmst 


Rev. P, Motrin 


1292 


Kiltissm 


Tviieclosb, 




19 






670 

671 


Leisiiliii Bridge 
Ditto 


Leigliiin Bridge 
Ditto, 




20 

21 


1 Boud 


Rev. 1’. Kelioe 


I3U0 


Mysltall 


Mrslial!. 


female 


22 


Lease 




2124 


Old Leigliliu 


Old LeigWin, 




23 


i Lease and 


^Rev. 1’. Keboe 


2123 




Ditto, 




•74 




074 


Bathviily . 
Ditto 


Batlivilly, 

Ditto, 


female 


26 


1 DeedofTruat 


Rev. J. Galnin 


677 

678 


St. Mullius . 


Glynn, 

Ditto, 




27 

28 


Bond 


Rev. D. Maher 


670 


Ditto 


Newtown 




09 


Deed of Trust 




1169 


Ditto 

Staplestnwn, or 


Drummond . 




30 


Lease 


Ditto 


634 


Tomnagiiina 

Ditto 


Tiiiryland, 

Ditto, 


female 


31 

32 


^ Bond 


Rev. J. Murray 


COUNTY DUBLIN. 


6S6 


Artane 


Artane, 

Ditto, 




; 


; Lease 


11. Callaghan, Esq. 


687 

633 


Baldoyle 


Baldoyle, 

Ditto, 






• do 


Rev. J. White 


691 

692 


Balscaddeo . 
Ditto 


Baisuidden, 

Ditto, 


femL 




• do 


Suspended 


129.3 


Batlrboghili 


Ballvbaeliill. 






do 


Ditto 


1498 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






700 

701 


Clmpclizoil . 
Ditto 


Chapeli2od, 

Ditto, 




in 


do 


Rev. M. Dungan 


4930 

4931 


Clnntarf . 
Ditto 


Clontarf, 

Ditto, 




!•’! 


do 


Rev. C. Rooney 


710 

711 


Howth 

Ditto 


Howth, 

Ditto, 




14 


do 


Rev. J, Wliite 


4992 

4993 


Glasucvin . 
Ditto 


Glosaevin, 

Ditto, 

Skerries, 

Ditto, 




13 

16 


do 


Commissiouersof N. Eduoaticn 


.1147 

1148 


Holmpatricfc 

Ditto 


male 


IS 


do 


Rev. C. Boyle 


712 


Olsallaglian 


[Cillnssory 




19 


do 


P. Corbally, Esq. 


2S31 


.Olternaa 


Glencidlen, 


female 




do 




1170 


Naul 


Naul, 






do 


TA. S. Hussev, Ebii- 




.litto 


Ditto, 






iRev. P. Memtague 


799 


St. Cotherine's 


Harold's Cross 




23 




Rev, W. Stafford 


2005 

2006 


St. Doolough’s 
Ditto 


Kinscaly, 

Ditto, 


female 


23 


Bond 


Rot. j. MTIngli 



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Vestetl Schools. 



39JS 

Siun 

30G2 



32i:i 

3427 

3438 



1 1713 
1151 
1298 
1497 
1820 j 
24»i 
1972 I 



I St. Mary's 
I Ditto 

I Si. Mnpy's, Donnyliro 

St. 

JHl 

: I Kt. Tlioinas' . 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Rtillorgnn 
Ditto 
'I'iillaglit 
Ditto 
Wliitoeiiurch 
Ditto 



I Allcnwood 
Biiilynior 
Ditto 
I Bicssinton 
Ciii!niiuto\ru 
Ditto 
Di tto 
Cai'iierr.v 
Cnstlcdcrmot 
I Ditto 
I Climc 
I Ditto 



Kiil 
Ditto 
Lcixlip 
llitto 
Lyous 
Ditto 

Nuwbriilffc . 
Ditto 

Narraiflimorc 

Stanlestowii 

Ditto 



Ohnrdiill 
Coolcriiliien 
Ditto 
l>aoGsfort 
Dysart Moon 
Ditto 
Dunkit 
Ditto 
Fiddown 
Ditto 
Graij^ 
•Tolinstowa 
Ditto 

Kilmaennoi;i 
Ditto 

Kilculliliccii 
Ditto 

Powcrscourt 
Ditto 

I Kosbercon 
Ditto 
St. Jolms 
Ditto 
SliunWiill 
Sheffiii 
IVilalier 
Ditto 

Tulim-ouiic 

Ditto 



1155 



King's Iniis-strcct, 
Ditto, 

Hiiigscnd, 

Ditto, 

Wt. I’etor’s, 

Ditto, 

Nntimml Model, 
Ditto, 

Ditto, 

Stiilorgan, 

Ditto, 

Talliigiit. 

Ditto, 

Ddiiiuiulstomi, 

Ditto, 



I 



feirmlc 

female 
niiile I 3(1 
female I 31 
nmlci I 33 
femiiie ! 3.'i 
infant m 
male 3.5 
iiiiimt 3(i 
mule 37 
teraalc 38 



28 I 






I j- Lease 



COCNTY KILRAKK. 



Allemvond 
Jiiillyinoru Eustaeo. 
Ditto, 

Ki!t«H‘l 

Bnllynn, 

.Tnliiistoii Bridge, 
.Ditto, 

Derintiirn 

Ijjvitstowii, 

Ditto, 

Cianc, 

Ditto. 

Newtown, 

Ditto, 

Iloliertstowii, 

Ditto, 

Kill, 

Ditto. 

r.eixliii, 

Ditto, 

Avdelougli, 

Ditto. 

Nowliridge,' 

Ditto, 

Old Orange . 



femnlo I 



mate 

feiimle 

mitle 

IVmiile 

male 

feimilu 

nude 

feiimie 

feintile 

mule 



j Deed ofTri) 
Bond 



COUNTY KIMfKNNV 



f.'lmrdiill 

Olinatowii, 

Ditto, 

Diinenfort 

Brnwiiatown, 

Ditto, 

llunkit. 

Ditto, 

'rubberaabTona, 

])itto, 

Cnpiiena 

Jolinstown, 

Ditto, 

llobiustown. 

Ditto, 

KileuUiiioen, 

Ditto, 

Skoughvostheen, 

Ditto, 

Kosbcrcon, 

Ditto, 

St. .Tolm's, 

Ditto, 

Bornnfca 

Ci-cenkill 

Miillaiiiikill, 

Ditto, 

Tiillaroaiic, 

Ditto, 



feiiialu 

mail: 

femiUe 

I'eniidc 

lenmie 

mate 

female 

mule 

leiniilc 

iimie 

foimdc 



I Boiiil 



Mrs. A. M. E. O'Brien 
C. Suilivan, E.sq. 
llev. T. Mneueinara 
Cimimisaioiicrs of N. Education! 
liov. ,T. Eimia 
.f. l.cntaignc, 'Esq. 

Rev. L. Roelio 



Rev.E. O'llciily 
Rev. .fameB Ricicavil 
Sir ,T. Kennedy 
Rev. M. Ji'liinugaii 
Ditto 

Rev. .Tames I’lieliiu 
'. L. Dunno 



j Rev. TV. Ti'cney 
I Rev. E. O-RoLlly 
j Rev. M. Nolan 
I Rev. .lames Caasiu 
, M. Nolim 
t; Rev. T. Kavimngli 
. M. 'i'oole 



Rev. to. Kaviumgli 
I Rev. ,f. jjiroli 
i Re'v. M. Kavanagh 
Rev. M. \\''alali 
Rev. .1. Cleary 
"folm IJliicket, Esq. 
Rev. M. Doyle 
L. iJiirinody, Esq. 
Rev. T. C.'onry 
Kir II. TV. Tbivron, Bi 
Rev. M. Doyle 
Cieorgo Kougli, Esq. 
Hov. N. Keidy 
Rev. T. Ilennosay 
Rev. .J. Qniim 
Rev. M. Walsh 
W. V. Eimi, Esq. 







KING-.S COUN 


TV. 




1303 

813 

813 


Ballycaiie 

Bailycummin 

Cionbulloek 

Ditto 


Raliccn 

Kilniuriy 

Clonbuirock, 

Ditto, 


; 

fenialc 


1 

3 

4 


L.aso 
1 do 


Rev. .1. Kinseila 
Rev. ]'. Rigncy 
Rev. .T. Dimno 



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KINO'S COL’KTY— (confiui/erf), 



j 2413 ! Brunicullcu . 
2414 : Ditto 
4481' Ditto 
I 40U8 j Dmikerriit . 

■ 1 i BllfHltoiTV 

I 15(j 2 Ditto 

4484 I Gitllun 

4485 I Ditto 
Geosiiill 

829 I Kilbride 
[ 2089 I Ditto 
821 j I'liilipstown 

■" ■ I Uohttu 

I 4713 Ditto 



lliomastowji. 

Ditto, 

Aimagliniore 
Clooasaima 
EileilUerry, 

Ditto, 

Galros, 

Ditto, 

ICillea'th 
Tuliauiure, 

I'liiiiale 1 13 

I’liilipstown . . . ! Id 

llaiiftii . .17 

Kalian, DistrictJIoilelAgriaii., 18 



t'uuiole < 1 2 

• i 



Her. T. Devine 
Ditto 

Ml'. D. Ejpin 
Rev. J. Colgan 
Hon. F. Ponsonbv 
Ker. James Kinselliv 
Bov. T. O’Kafferty 
Bor, I*. Rijciiey 
Rev. ,r. I-’itigc'ruld 
Juliii O'Hrieu, Esi^. 



ArrB.vDix XLII. 
Vested Schools. 



CCIUN'n' LOJtCPOHD. 



1437 
] 1435 
j 3399 
j 1419 



Cashel 
Ditto 
Clonbroncj' . 
Ditto 
Ditto 
ColumbkiU . 
Ditto 
Ditto 
EilgeworthstoM 
Ditto 
Gniuard 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Kiliitslicc 
Ditto 

Teiuplvniicliael 

Ditto 

'i’asltinny 

Ditto 



Carraheg, 

Ditto, 

Casilelirock . 
Biilnalce, 

Ditto, 

Cloiicen, 

Ditto. 

Rmsihifl' 

Edwivovtiistov.-n, 

Ditto, 

Gr.inard, 

Ditto, 

Killeen, 

Ditto, 

Cloontagli, 

Ditto, 

Clonaliard, 

Ditto, 



feiii.alc 

fonialc 






II 

fciimlo ! 12 
male ] 13 
female I U 
male I 15 
female 1C 

female I 18 
mnlu I 19 
female 20 



)- Lease 



i Rev. E. M'Cunn 
I llev. 1>. D. Lee 
I Ditto 

I Henry Grattan, Esq. 
j Mr. r. l^itrpalriek 
• Rev. T. Grey 
Rev. F. Slicridan 
Ditto 

Rev. M. O'Farrcll 
Rev. II. O’Reilly 
Rev. E. M'Gnver 



OUNTY LOUTK. 



! 1304 
2434 
130(1 



Ditto 

Carlinglbril . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Cooley 

Ditto 

Dysnvt 

Ditto 

Dnnlcer 

Ditto 

< Driimstinlloii 
Ditto 
Faiichard 
Dmth 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Ditto 

Roaeli ami Kane 
Ditto 

St. JIury’s . 
Ditto 

St. Kicliolaa' 
Ditto 
Tenuoii 
Ditto 

Tallanstcnrn 

Ditto 

WalsUostotvn 

Ditto 



Ardec. 

Ditto, 

Omciitli, 

Ditto, 

Miilinboy 

MimUslaml, 

Ditto, 

Dysart, 

Ditto, 

Dll ulcer, 
Ditto, 

Kellystoivii, 

Ditto, 

Kileuvry 

Ditto,’ 

Stone town 
Bok’Ctowii, 0 



I’eimilc [ 



Ditto, 


male [ 18 
female 1 19 


Balliiifnl, 


male ! 20 


Ditto, 


female : 21 


St. Mary’s, Dn 


Dglicda. male 1 22 


Ditto, 


female | 23 


DuniUilk, 


male , 24 


Ditto, 




Cartown, 


male I 


Ditto, 


feui.ale 27 


Acliiit, 


male | 28 , 


Ditto, 


female ' 29 : 


B'alsbestown. 


male ' SO ' 


Ditto, 


female ' 01 
1 . 



male I C . ) , 

female I 7 ' i' 

ll’nmlej U 
mnte [ 19 ]> , 

female: 11 !f 
male I 12 | . 

feiiinle 13 i 

. . I 14 I Le.-iie £ Rmul 

niaie i 1.5 I „ , 
female' lo 

, 27 , Deed of Trust 



^ Bond 



Rev. ,T. Levins 
Rev. II. Kearney 
Rev. A. Gosson 
Ditto . 

Rev. A. Rogers 
Rev. T. Maircc j 

f V.. M. llellew. Esq., P.atron | 
I J. 1‘. Kelly, Jisq., Corresnt. f 
Rev. I'., lleiiiij' II 

Rev, P. IJaiian 
Ditto 

Rev, A. Rogers 
Rev. J. Kearney 
Rev. T. Jlatiicws 
Rev. P. Dunne 
Rev. B. M'Keowu 
Rev. ,T. Tierney ’ 

? Sir P. Bellow, Patron 
i Rev. P. Markey, Correspt. 



COUNTY MEATH. 



i Athboy 
I 1883 : Ditto 
8ii2 j Ditto 
I 3291 I Ditto 
j 1827 I Eoardsluill 
( 3443 : Ditto 
I 279.5 ; Bective 
j 379C I Ditto 



. I Ditto. 

. , Batterstown, 
. ' Ditto, 

. I Bectivc, 



male 

female 

female 

female 



I Band 
Lease 

I' Lease & Bontl| 
Lease 



Rev. T. M'CuIlagh 
Rev. J. O’Connell 
Rev. T. O’Reilly 

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Appxs»ix XLII. 
Vested Schools. 



COUNTV MEATK— 


Roll 

No. 


r.iriJi. 


tn'liool. 


c ^ 1 

g JjNatuteofSocuri 


y- I’atrnn or C»rr«>,.on.!iint. 


2086 

2087 

1904 

1720 

3146 

3147 
1120 

1423 
1494 
1124 
4009 
1699 
3737 
1814 
.3812 
1421 
1603 

1175 

1176 

1424 
1881 
1771 
3239 
2797 
2068 
20K) 
1725 
3876 

684 

3631 

3071 

3671 

1425 
1664 

2905 

2906 

2230 

2231 
1210 
1432 
1309 
3922 
3276 
4309 


Clonnlvej' . 
Ditto 
CulmnUen 
Castletown . 
Ciislienstowii 
Ditto 
Duleek 
Dunboyne . 
Ditto 
Dowth 
Duiiderry . 
ICcntstowD . 

Ditto 
Kildalkcy 
1 Ditto 
1 Kilakyre 
j Ditto 
1 Iviislmiru 
Ditto 

Kilmainiiain Wood 

Ditto 

Kiluile 

Ditto 

Kilcloon 

Moynalty . 

Ditto 

Moybologuc 

Ditto 

Neirtown 

Ditto 

OiTistown . 

Ditto 

RatlimoUn . 

Ditto 

llathcore 

Ditto 

Eathkeiiny . 

Ditto 

Ski-ueii 

Ditto 

Stofkalleii . 

Ditto 

Syddan 

Trim 


Cloiialvey, male 

Ditto, fuiiiai 

Culinullcu 
CnstJetott'ii 

Cuslicnstowii, male 

Ditto, I'uiual 

JlelictvstoH'ii . 

Dunboyne, nmlc 

Ditto, Icmal 

Dowth 

Tiillalianstown 
Keiitstowii, male 

Ditto, feinal 

Cavnisle, male 

Ditto, fciiiiilc 

Kilskyrc, iiiiile 

Ditto, femalt 

Mount Hannover, nmlc 

Ditto, feimile 

Dden, niiile 

Ditto, female 

Kiltalo, male 

Ditto, fcmalL 

Kilcloon 

Cormecu, male 

Ditto, femalt. 

Kilgriff, male 

Ditto, feinule 

Carlanstowii, male 

Ditto, fenude 

Orristown, male 

Ditto, female 

Kill, Litellogstowii, male 
Ditto, female 

IViccmstowii, mala 

Ditti», feniiilc 

Ibitlikeiiiiy, iiiiile 

Ditto, female 

Slcreen, nmlc 

Ditto, Icmale 

Stttckalk‘11, male 

Ditto, female 

Newtown 
Pliilinstown . 


in 

11 

ii. 

1.3 

14 

1.6 

16 

17 

18 
19 
21) 
21 
22 
23 

1 24 
2.6 
26 

38 

29 

31 

.32 

33 

34 
3,6 

1 36 

37 

38 

39 

41 

s 

46 

47 

48 

50 

61 


Lease 

do 
J- do 
Bund 

^Bond 
do 
do 
do 
j- do 
|- do 

do 
do 
j- do 
Bond 

do 
j- do 

• do 

• do 

DuedofTniHt 

do 


Rev. ,T. Laiigan 
Rev, 1’. Leonard 
Rev. II. Carty 
Rev. M. Ilaulon 
Midiiiel Boyliin, Esci. 

Rev. W. Grennan 
T’. ir. Tliompson, Esn. 

Rev. T. O’Jteilly 

fSir W. Somerville, I’atron 

^ liev. Gibney, Correspt. 

Rev, T. Mcighan 

Rev. P. Kelly 

.Tames Mathews, Esq. 

Rev. J. Lynch 
Rev. T. Elooil 
Mr. J. Byrne 
Mr. 1’. Smith 
Rev. ,T. Lynch 
II. MereJyth, Esq. 

Rev. M. Kclsh 
Rev. 11, Ennis 
Ditto 

Rov. I). O’Brien 
Rev. r. O’Connor 
W. E. Grainger, Esq. 

Rev. .1. Gaugliran 
.1. T. Allen, J'laq. 






QUERN'S COUNTY. 


4778 

4779 
902 
900 

907 

908 

1311 
1218 
3266 

1312 
1879 
1727 
3ai4 
4781 
4783 
2731 

4776 

4777 
1166 
1167 

4780 


Arles 

Ditto 

Cluiienaeli . 
Ditto 
Clonaslie 
Ditto 

Donouglimoru 

Killabiu 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Otfbrlane 

Rathesptek . 

Ditto 

RatiidoTOcy 

Ditto 

Tullcmoy . 


Killabiii, male 

Ditto, icmale 

Cootc-street. femiJu 

Oak , 

Clonaslie, male 

Ditto, femalu 

Kiliadooly 

Rijslies, male 

Ditto, fuiimlc 

Arles, male 

Ditto, female 

Haliyliiiaii, male 

Ditto, female 

Cruttyard, male 

Ditto, female 

Castletown, female 

Fairymouiit, male 

Ditto, female 

Jinthdowuey, male 

Ditto. female 

Luggecurrin, female 


1 

4 

10 

11 
12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 
21 


- Lease 

I'kind 

- do 
do 

• do 

- do 
do 
do 
do 
Jo 
ilo 
do 


Rev. ,P. Iliukcy 
Rev. R. I'ltzpiktriek 
■Ditto 

F. .T.lDuiiiie, Esq. 
Uuv. r. Byrne 
Rev. R. Hickey 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Tolm Edge, Esq. 

T- R. Brice, Esq. 
Samuel Edge, Esq. 
lev. M. Cody 
I. R. Price, Esq. 






COUNTY ■WESTMEATH. 


930 
1208 

1313 
1880 

2092 

2093 

931 

932 
2262 
2263. 

1314 
1527 1 

1315 
1971 ] 


lallylougliton 

3itto 

lallyBioran . 

)itto 

lastietown . 
litto 

Hastietoirndelvin . 
litto 
Jitto 
>itto 

iJomvIstowu 

>itto 

ilbeggim . 

3itto 


Mount Temple, male 

Ditto, female 

Newbristy, niale 

Ditto, femiJe 

C.astlctowii, G. male 

Ditto, fen,, lie 

BallmvnUy, male 

Ditto, female 

^TOWinstown, male 

female 

.A>rrulstown, male 

Ditto, female 

Cilbeggnii, niale 

Ditto, female 


n 

2( 

l\ 

fl 1 
10 

n 1 
12 ; 
1 

14 1 


Lease 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


lev. B. Duffy 
Rev. M. Pullam 
lev. P. Byrne 
J. W. Hamilton, Esq. 
Rev, W. ITalligan 
tfrs. A. Dopping 
*v. M. Poircc 



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COUNTY WESrJtSATH_(eo«l,»i«ri|. 



1493 

1429 

15B5 



Kiltii.iciieTin 

Ditto 

Kilkenny, West 
Ditto 

Kilbride- pftss 
Ditto 

Mullingjir . 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Moyne 

Ditto 

Multilarnliam 

Ditto 

Rntliconrath 
St. Mary’s, Atliloue 
Ditto 
I Street 
Ditto 



' Emper, 
j Ditto, 

‘ I'ubbetclni'O, 

' Dit to, 

I Milltowii, 

! Ditto, 

I Mullinsar. 

I Ditto, 

! EftUioea, 

I Cooie, 

I Ditto. 

. Multifarniiain, 
i Ditto, 

I Irish ton-ti 
; Anchorsbower, 
Ditto, 

I Listnaetiffrev, 
Ditto, 

I lifoyvore, 

j Ditto, 

■ Ditto, 




llev, J. Smilli 
Her. T. Fox 
j II. M. Tuite, Esq. 



)l'NTT. WEXFORD. 



2100 

2101 

2098 



Ardcasson . 
Ballyumic . 
Bflllyhogue . 
Ditto 
Clonlea 
Ditto 
, Fetliard 
I Ditto 

whnwn 

I Templeshauilio 
I Ditto 

j Tcmiiletotvn 
Ditto 



Castlebridgc . 
Kuthjrenoguc . 
Galhally, 
Ditto, 

Doiiard, 

Ditto, 

Pimlfur, 

Ditto, 

CmTiokburn, . 
Kiltcely, 
Bjllliudaggiu . 
Templetowii, 
Ditto, 



male 

femalo 

male 

feiiiiilc 

female 



Rev. P. Devereux 
Uev. T. Furlong 
( Dcoil of Trust!? ,, - 

f and BoikI. I y Murpliy 

( R. C. B. Clayton, Esq., 1’.,.. 
iRicluivdUs.slier, Esu., Conit. 
1*. S. Colclough, Esq, 

A. Colclough, Esq. 

I Uev. G. Murphy 



Arklow 
Ditto 

Glimilalougli 
Kilcummin . 
Ditto 

Kilrauclugh . 
Ditto 
Kiltigim 

, Ditto 

I 1.318 1 Unthilrum 
-‘■I ; Ditto 



2277 1 
983 : 
1317 I 



1431 I 



. ' Arklotv, 

, Ditto, 

■ St. Ke^'in’s 
I Ballycumber, 

, Ditto, 

I Tailmtatovn, 

I Ditto, 

I Entlicoile, 

, Ditto, 

; Trooiierstown 
; UallinciuTig . 



female | 



2 i|- Bond 

3 ' Lease 



i Ih 



ttinnle ' 
leuinlo j 



^ j Bond 
10 I Lcaao 



J. Eodiiiouel 
i Rev. E. Clarke 
A. R. Symea, Esq. 
Rev, J. Gallon 
Rev. P. Morrin 
Mr. 0. Byrne 
Itev. .T, M'Kenna 



CONNAUGHT. 

COCNTY OAUVAY. 



Ardralian 
989 I Ablwy 
Ditto 
, Ahliert 
1820 I Balliimkill . 
Ditto 
1 ; Ditto 
1.^18 Ditto 
1324 ' Ditto 
■ 10 : Ditto 
1319 (Ditto 
4013 j Ditto 

1322 I Ditto 

1323 I Ballindoon . 

1828 i Ballvmaeward 
4220 .'Ditto 
188o I Barna 
Bengh 
Ditto 
Coltra 
Ditto 

Cloiituskert 
Ditto 
Clouriish 
Cladtkgh 
Ditto 

Inniscaltra . 
Ditto 



2104 

1405 

3292 



4501 

4502 
3161 
3876 



. t Castledaly 
. Brlcrsflel'il, 

• I Ditto. 

. Ryeliill 

• Biillinaklll, Agricul. 

. j Ditto, 

. I Woodford, 

. I Ditto, 

. , Dnnerv, 

. I Ditto, ■ 

. ^ Irish Waste Dmds . 
. I Kilinore 
I Aldbrack 
. ^ Isker, 

. : Ditto, 

. ' Freeport 

• I Cr^g, 

. I Ditto, 

. 1 Kinclarc, 

. ’ Ditto. 

. j Croaseonncll, 

. Ditto, 

. j Loughkeel 
. I Claitdagli, 

. 1 Ditto, 

. Inniscaltra, 

. Ditto, 



. i t I Lease 
male i 2 > . 

female; 3 y 

,14^ do 
male I 5 1 ,, 

female ! 8 f 
male ' 7 A 

female I 8 i' 

male ' 9 t , 

female; 10 ') 



15 i? 

16 •) 
17 I 
16 |) 
19 !i 

22 |> 
23 ; 



male 

female 

female 

female 

female 



27 j? 

28 y 



James Daly, Esq. 
Snaponileil 
Suspended 
E. H. Burke, Esq. 
Ditto 

B-m. O'Hara, Esq. 
Mrs. M. L. Blake 

E. II. Burke, Esq. 
Suspended 
Suspended 

Rev. W. Derry 
Rev. P. Daly 

F. Butler, Esq. 
Rev. P. Magauran 
Rev. P. Walsh 

E, Burke, Esq. 

Rev. T. D. Folan 



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Vested Schools. 



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Aitenoix XLII. 
Vested Schools. 



COUNTY fiALWAY— (coi 



Koll 

No. 


Psrhh. 


j 


^■1 


j NiUUroof tcsurily 




Kiltonncr . 


Kiltonncr, 


tnulc 


29 


J- Lcmu 


lj23 


Ditto 


1 litto. 






132.J 


Killiciicoiity 


Killaiin, 




:si 


1 till 




Ditto 


Ditto, 


I'cniaie 


32 


I0II3 


Kiicuiily 


Tnlilurou 




;i3 




I32!i 


ICilronaii 


Tritf-liiil, 




34 






Ditto 








217.1 


Kilcreviu 


Hanni, 




au 


[ d. 


3.18!l 


Ditto 


l3itto, 






1327 


Kiliicguct 


Iviliicgiict, 


male 


3H 


r 






Ditto, 








Kinvaru 


Kiliviira, 






[ do 


.■liW? 


Ditto 


1 Diicii, 






3fHl) 


Killuinn 


Tiillv, Xii. 2 . 






<1» 




Xilicciiaiiiiim 










4793 


JCilniacilitugli 


Uort, 


innio 




do 


4791 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




■iil 


478i) 


Kiltliom.n.s . 










ItlOli 


Dicadnnalasli 








do 


10(17 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






1 0118 


Didicrig 


Ijickcrig, 


nialc 




|- do 


1009 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






1010 


Longliroa 


lamgiircft. 


iimle 


31 




ion 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






30,11 


Ditto 


DiUo, Agrk'iil. Set 
tTiiitiUKioiimi, 


uniliuy 






4.M0 


Dtekmolassy 






J- do 


4539 


Ditto 


Ditto. 


tciiiuic 




1329 


Mciyruss 


Ballinafiul 






4941 


Ditto 










1330 


Ditto 


Cavmv 




.'58 




1012 


Ditto 






do 


1219 


Moycullcn . 


liloycnllcn, 






1331 


Ditto, 








].133 


Oincy 


.Silcriio 








1332 


Ditto 






i'.i 


•- do 


19!K) 


Ditto 


Ditto, 


female 




2174 




rortumim. 






1 do 


217.1 


Ditto 


Ditto, 






1013 


Halioun 


Haliomi, 








1190 


Ditto 


Riisliv I'jvk . 








238(i 


Ditto 


Kiirbcaigli 




r*t* 


do 


3500 


Ross 








3237 


SpiiWnl 


.■^imiilal. 


tmilr 


do 


4219 


Ditto 


Ditto, 




7. 



J. I’Tyuiluri-ast, ]vsci. 

Wtn. O'lfarii, 

(leorge J^yucli 
Hull. G- rfrciiuli 
J, A. Kinvim, ICsa. 

Mr. Ji-.iiies Urenan 
I). J. llyups, IJsij. 

Itcv. J. Ciithcr 
Iter. , 1 . Giilagy 
Itcv. M. Kiigle 
lU'v. P. Ci'Gumior 
llev. J. Coglilaii 
Hcv. .T. Jracldiii 
Hijflit Hcv. J. Deny 
Hev. M. (Jminuh 
rtler Uiiikc, 

Ucv. T. IJuiirlvo 
Mr. I'v. Joyce 
Col. D. Koliiiison 
Siispcmkil 
SimpciKlul 
Jkv. r. i’liliy 
I’at. D‘.\rcy, Esq. 
Siispciiilcil 
Hcv. 'J'. linrlce 
Mrs. l\r. C. Jliii-Liii 
liev. r. Daly 
A.W. IllaUc, Kf-rf. 

;!. ('icniicimiu}'. K/((. 

^ i'. S. {'omyii, Ksq., I'fttroii 
I Ikv. K. Kuiiiy, (.Jiirivsiit. 



COUNTY LKI-miM. 



Amiadufl' 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Auglitcrongli 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Cloonc 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Cloouclarc , 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
CiUT-igallei 
lOskeriigli 
Eenagh 
Gortlurtcrngli 
Kiltogiiurt 
Ditto 

Kilturliriilc . 
Killuniiiiary 
lioseiiivcir . 



Discluir, 

; Ditt!i.”''''’ 

' DcriiikfUcv . 

! I'liiton*. 

;Jlit.to, 

I Biillinnjimn.', 

I Ditto, 
i C'ordiiir 
j Druriuuulum, 

I Ditto, 

; Kiltycloglicr, 

■ Ditto, 

I MiLiiorlinmiltMU, 
Ditto, 
j Killca 
iLoiiirliris 
j Hciuiinurc . 

I Eskcragli 
i Cm-niigim 
• PiirniiKlit 
I Drunikot'lamorc 
, Coriliirry 



No. 1 



male ! 
1'ciimle i 

iciimle 
imtlc i 
female i 



JCiliviiril Moran. ICsq, 

!•'. J.ii Toiiriie, Esq. 

Mr. K. Moraii 
DiUo 

E. Du 'I’oiidie, 
fir. K. M‘(nii)tocfc. Eaij,. ami I 
Viicv. N. M-Kc<ni ' 

l'\ Du 'rouelic, i-iaq. 

N. D. Tuttciilium, Esq. 
llev. J, Urigaii 
N. D. Tottciiliiuii, ]‘>q. 

Ditto 

Hcv. i’. Miiqmmiii 
Kov. .T. O’i'aiTdl 
Jl. r. ()’Hri..ii,Ksq. 

Vlscmmt t'leiiH'iito 
Hev. M. llesliii 
Ditto 

Hcv, D. Matrtiiro 
Hcv. D. Miigill 
Hcv. E. OHcilly 



COUNTY MAYO. 



AgHsli 

Adiill 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Ditto 

Aughftvalc 

Ditto 



AgHsli 
.SIcovtmorc 
Dcri'ciis 
Dooi’gii 
Tourngee 
CluiTunu 
Eimniiciirry 
Toniiataiivully 
Murrisk, 
Ditto, 



S. Biiflto, Esq. 

G. Clciuluimhrg, Esq. 

Ditto 

]>itto 

Joint M'JAiitgliliii, E-aq. 
Ditto 

Dominick M'Louglilin, Esq. 
Ditto 

J. C. Garvey, Esq. 



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COUNTV MAYO— 



> I A<ll'!Jf>olQ 



479.^ ' Aliyiiajj 
47US ■ 3)iUO 
114!! IJaliii 
! 4394 Ditto 
j 3iH)i> , lJun'ialioole . 

I 1(371 Ditto 
Ditto 
I 1«72 Ditto 
I lli74 I Jlittu 
'• 1(170 Ditto 
4li;>! i Ditto 
1037 j Breiit'y 
1677 i IDltiiiiy 
4322 : Ditto 
1342 I llaliinakiU , 
Cc.i-isboynu oli 
Ditto 

Crossiuoliiio 
Ditto 
Cons 



4010 

4011 
3970 
3299 I 



I lOKi 



Ditto 
I ]>itto 
; Ditto 
Ditt. 



Killcden 
Ditto 
Kiliurra 
Ditto 

Kileondaff . 
Jlitto 
Ditto 
I Ditto 
' Ditto 
I Ditto 
{ 2393 ] KiljjiltVBn 
( 39 ‘.il) Kiliiicail;l. 
i -liOS : Ditto 
[ 4793 ; Killitfrtjfli 
’ 4794 i Ditto 
•ltd!) Kooc-kiuiskil 
2 !)t 2 ' Mfdick 
2913 ' Ditto 
4194 OliKlmvil 

4796 Ditto 

4797 Ditto 

i 1077 I Toomora 
[ 4107 I Tiirlou;,'h 



I Ratlikeel . 

I L'dliir, 

I Ditto, 

I I’uolncai'iel or Dogbo. 

trrakenncdy 

BalUi, 

Ditto, 

Skerdagli . 

Deri'iitUlii 

Killmorc 

Mulrauny 

Non'iiortpratt, 

Ditto. 

llrc-afy 

Capimduir, 

Ditto, 

BofilnV Island 
! Ballcndinu, 

Ditto, 

Uiclimond, 

Ditto, 

Coii;4 . 

Druingp.llough 

Shvaialinamouragh 

Muniftm 

Cuiltboa 

JlallaghfaiTia . 

Kiltimaiigh, 

C’arrick, 

D.io Castle, 

Ditto, 

Ditto. 

C^utloslianagban, 



Diito, 

I’.uniiscoiibn . 
Dossditane 
iTdiioily ^ 

Ditto, 

BiislificM, 

Caileaus, 

Ditto, 



IDi-ris 

Atty M‘IIii{rli 
Plover Vale . 



i Lease 

I 12 ) , 

13 (■ 



fuinalc I 
female I 



!|! 

i 53 ) 



T. G. Botirke, Esq. 

K. P. Maedoimell, Esq. 
.''iLspeiidt'd 
G. IlilUebrand, Es(i. 

Ditto 

f.Sir Ilul/urt .and 
■(La/ly 1 C. Tj- Ulossc 
(i. CluiidcainiiJg, Kaq. 

Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

I S. Biirke. Esq. 
j i Hoii. & Rov.VV.Phinlcett aiidt 
"(lion. Miss C. Plunkett 
"uspfnded 
■•V. 0 . Lambert, Eaq. 

T. G. Bourko, Esq. 

T. iClo'ood, Esq. 



.T- J[. MacdoniK-ll. Esq. 
Ituv. I). Diircnu 
G. Entipilgo, Esq. 

P. 11 . O’Gr.vly, Esq. 

! Jlcv. 11 . Kitim 
I G. Clomli'iiiiing, Esq. 

I Hev. G. IC.vre 
j 0 . Strield.and. Esq. 

! Uev. 1 ). Muilarkcy 
i J. B.)liiigIirolco, Eiaj. 

>T, C. Garvey, Esq. 

0. Hildeltraml, Esq. 
Dittti 

01. (jidlaglier. Esq. and 

Df-)' ■ ■ 



j J. P. Blake, Eiq. 



COUNTY llOSCOJlJfON. 



low. 


Caniina 














16 «I 


Climlliila 














3 ll 70 


Ditto 






Ditto, 


























Ditto 














1607 


Dritnt 






ConiiifuUa, 








3 flll 4 


Ditto 






Ditto. 










Dysart 














1324 


Ditto 






Ditto, 
















El|!lllll, 








• 3 li !)3 


Ditto 






Ditto, 




11 




Jiboliecu 














18 (il) 


Ktliomb 






IkiUvbov. 




]3 




1 134 -. 
















1658 


Ditto 














2427 


Kiltevp.n 






Ki!tev.an, 








3 'ill 


Difli 5 
















Killucou 














2494 


Ditto 






Ditto, 


























Ditto 






l)itt(i. 
















Ballyfeenv 




22 






Liiviiinay 






Cnrrngtiroc, 




20 






Ditto 
















Rt. Peter’s 






Dccniark. 


tnale 




f 










Ditto, 






; 




St. .Tn.m s 
















Tanghbciy 
















rrbolian 
















Ditto 






Frenebpark, 




30 


do 




















Tcssarack 




_ 


Tessaraek . . 


' ■ 


02 


do 



llcv. J. Pitxgcrald 
Rev. J. Boyd 
Ditto 

Julm II. IValsli, Esq. 
lion. G. FtVencIi 
E.'v. JL Pniiy 
Vi^illiam Mtirji'.iy, Esq. 
Rev. J. Pitr.goralil 
Rev. iT. Armstrong 
Rev. J. M.ailduu 
Rev. T- Sweeney 
Rev. A. Pfroiieii 
Rev. H. Brennan' 

Rev. J. Boyd 
Rev. M. OTvcilly 
Rov. . 1 . Fitzgerald 
Hon. G. Pfrciuih 
Rev. P. M'Dermott 
Rev, Jf. M'Dooagli 
Ditto 

Rev. M. Walker 



Appexdi.v SLir. 
Vested Schools. 



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190 APPENDIX TO FOUETEENTH KEPOET OF COMMISSIONEES 



ApPENDfX XLII. 
Vested SeLools. 



Anhonrjr 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
AiiRliima, 
Ditto 

Ahauiplish . 
Ditto 

linllisitLlnrc . 
Ditto 
I4J3 I Ditto 
1526 I Ditto 
4fl02 I Clooninneool 
3)itto 
Dromoul 
Knilnfad 
Eiisk/ 

Ditto 

Kiliimetigit 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 

Kilmactvaapy 
Ditto 

Killeahelvev 
Killeiy 
Ditto 
Rt. John’s 
iMtto 
Ditto 

TuhhercniTy 
Ditto 



J8'>8 

44«n 

4487 

1414 

J5I.7 

3301 

3302 
1347 



4803 

3012 

1090 

16S2 

3924 

1092 

1003 

lO'U 

1349 

4489 

1213 

1433 I 

1102 

2013 

2032 

1103 

1104 
ri2u 
1853 






. Cm-roivmore, 
Ditto, 
Adionri-, 
Ditto, 
Gui'tc!oii{{li, 
Ditto, 
BoiilmllKfn, 
Ditto, 
Ciuii|>IiilL 
Ditto, 
Lisinicna, 
Ditto, 
C'looumiii:i 
Ditta 
Bailiicowtrantn 
KnilaniiuKliteii 
CImiiiooimiorc 
0"'ciilK‘ir 
Laixv 
liaiiiulit, 

Jlitto, 

Kilmnctiffito . 

Castlonmk 

(ieevajtli, 

Ditto, ‘ 
Killiivinc 



Ditto, 

Ditto, 

TitbliQi-cuny, 

Ditto, 



fomalu 

iiiiiic 

I'uinalf 

male 

tbni.-ilu 

i'uiimlo 

imilo 

t'umalo 



fuiiiatc 

male 

female 

male 

foiiialc 

iiifimt 

male 

foiiiiilc 









1=1 


1 N.-itiire ofSnourltj 








' 


[ 1 


j [' Lease 


Rev. ,1. Giillaglicr 


! 1 4 


l|- do 


Very Rev. JJ. N. lloare 


■ '<i 


j. ,1,, 


Ilcv. D. Nmmo 


H 


!r 


bressr.', .Sttiwni-e and Kiuciid 


10 


do 


Rev. 1*. Durean 


12 


j- do 


j Ditto 


ID 

1-1 


dti 




1? Rev. AY. M-ir..gh 


Itf 


(In 




Lpitse & JJoml 


Rev. U. O-Kane ’ 


17 
IS 1 


'do 


T. Ilowlcy, Lko. 






Rev. R, Rrcnimii 


21 ' 


do 


Ditto 




do 






do 


Ditto 


' 2.5 


j- do 


Rev. AY. Hiifflios 


26 


Rond 


Rev. .Tames Henry 


28 


j-lAIIWC 


Jtev. D. JIaegiil 


.30 

31 


do 


Rev. 0. Feeney 


ii.3 , 


[- til) 


R«v. ,7. M-IIugb 



SUMMARY in PROVINCES oftlio Ntm,l,er of Vested Selioels. 





PROA’INCE. 


Niimlictr orSnlioriMioiirtcs A'lntLil 
ciiliMi' )iy l.fSHi, „■ 


Nimiloir ..f .SrPioot-nmiiiB. 


..J:""' 




Total. 


MVu'iiuOvInllh.T. 






Total. 


ULSTER . 
MUNSTER . 
LEINSTER . 
CONNAUGHT 

Total, 


297 


19 

19 

3 


;i2!i 

I!I4 

lr>M 


97 


1911 

149 

138 


142 

70 


; 


420 

.3;)9 

330 

22 s 




70 


936 


448 


4.57 




HI 


1,374 



NO. 9,-Retn„ s, a,e ^ 

Scliouis maihcd tlms * arc t» liu Vostud. 

ULSTER. 



COUNTY ANTB2M. 



1 Anlclinis 
3 Ahogliill 
56.5 ditto 



2570 

2572 

2579 

2721 

3074 

3153 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Aujliagallon 

Arifmoy 

Auti'iiii 

ditto 

ditto 



Ah'oghill No. I mala 
tliUo famaU 
Glenlmo 
Ciillv6aokev . 
Mojaiiset 
Ujiiior Ijim- . 
Tuftygarloy . 
Abogfiill No. 2 



Briilgo EmI . 
Ballymontoiiaglt 
Lisnogarrin 
Giu-viajiiy H'est 
Dernaseor 
Mullaghiluft . 






Kithmore 
Milltow, late Antrim 
ditto fomalo 
Islaiidbawn 



y h. O'Neill, e.«|, 

2 .7. Dickc’v, car[. 

5 Itev. J. LyiicU 
‘ ditto 
Rev. P. rtaick 
Rev, H. Hamilton 
Mr. II, Kcrmiglion 
Rov, (i. M'Cieliand 
Bov. ir. J, DuLWii 
Rev- M'. Tyrrell an 
liev. K. AY. R|„vai, 
Kev. H. .1, Dohliiii 
Mr. J. C. .Smith 
Rev. G. M‘C)IeIlnnd 
Rev. R. M'AlustKf 
Rev. ,T. Lynch 
Mr. IV. Ifiltoa 
1/ Mr. L, Turtle 
llij Rov. J. Gniliani 
1 J Mr, AV. Tagi'nrt 
-d Rev. C. Moriisboii 

21 ditto 

22 ditto 

23 ditto 



4-5.511 Aiitvim 
4672 1 ditto 
•14711 lldllimloirv 
4912 I ditto 
•1261 Ballvciirry 
:w;ili ■ Rali^oleigl, 
22 I IJallvwiiitim 
401.5 ' .fitto 
, UelruHt 
30 [ ditto 
1476 I ditto 



Milllotvii 
Dulyhill . 

Dorrymora No. 2 
Mcgarilt . 
Muttoiibiirii 
Caiicrty . 

’J’ildarg . 
llullybiiluy 
l>«iiei!!d-i:t. male 
, ditto fenialo 
I'redorick-Bt. inlaiit 

U])[H)r li’idls . 
•S>ringlioi,l . . 

CTymiiiuoum Into 
Oi»tle-«t. female 
May-atreot niulo 
djUi) foaialu 

M^d«no'“’. ! ; 

Rouiilaiii^Kt. fomalo 
'fowiiaend-sbroet . 
liircli -street 
MiiiiMd . . ; 



.4-c| t*alnm or CiicreaiajiiUrot. 

24I Hcv. C. AlorriBsott 
20| ditto 

26, Iloiiry Sliillington, esq. 
27 Mr. D. M‘Komlry 
211 Rev, .1. Stuart 
'.£)| Itov. H. J, Dobbin 
31). Mm. R, EergiiBon 
31' Ifov. AY, J. Kanhael 
32j lit. Rov. C. Donvir 



Rov. J. Porter 
Mias J. Miimey 
ditto 

Rov. AY. JoliBBton 
Rov. J, Maiifcoimo 
Rov. AY. Brufio 
Rov. AY. Jobnatoa 
ditto 

Mr, .7. M'Loughlitt 



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COUNTY 



COUNTY ANTRIM— (coi«/n«5rf). 






Parish. 



^36 Belfast 
ol33 ditto 

17 BalKliiiny 

13 ilittu 

19 ditto 

2218 ditto 

2o93 ditto 

21 Ballriture 
2dW (fitto 

46118 Ballontoy 
5003 ditto 

23.52 Baliywillan 

2S4S Ballynioiioy 



i dOi R. S. Pepper, Ksn, 

I 47 iliss M. Irehiiid 

I 41l| Rev. J. Julma 
I Mr. T. StareusciD 
I ,ioj Mr. J. Hcetiiirt 
I 31| Mr. J. Hntibtoii 
■i'j'i Rev. J. Ailanis 
.33; Mr. J. Kno.t 
.^1 Mr. W. Adair 
.5,3| Rev, R. J. iCeanetly 
36| Air, Jaiiiet llaiuill 
.3;' Rev. ,f. Huev 
■ii;i Rev. R. Parte 
59! iliuo 



2376 I Glonwherry 



1 4807 ditto 
2719 Omitp. of Nalcwi 
809K ditto 

[ 3.331 ditto 
I 1.529 Islaiitl Mofee 
I 2500 ditto 

I 25011 ditto 

2510 ditto 
2497 .lieto 
23t«l Kilraghu . 

5ii Kila-aii^bter . 
,3.9 ditto 
46116 I ditto 
60 Kilload . 

62 ditto 

1943 ditto 

O.'i ditto 

64 ditto 

65 ditto 

1-220 ditto 

3047 ditto 

37"2:i ditto 

25.53 Kii'kiuretila . 

239! ditto 

awil ditto 

3092 di«o 

3.592 ditto 

3843 ditto 



LoaW-a-"\ : ;U-ij Mr; S.'0^“'“^ 
•Sliver Spriiii56 female Il43 Rov. R. (jitniphell 
I^iiadiy . . 1144 Rov, S. S. AUison 

R.ii.e-,...) 1.^5j Molyae.-iu 

146| ditto 

l47i Rev. D. Potter 
l4lli Rev. M’. Cnmiibeil 
149 ditto 

150l ditto 

1.5I| ditto 

152. Bov. \Y. J. Stovelly 
l.>3j Rev, 0. Porter 
1541 ditto 

1.35' Rev, C. -Ward 
|56i Rov, J. M‘5fillan 
157| .1, Aloiitoomm-. esa, 
158 Rev, C4. Hiil 
j59l Rev, A. C. Cauning 

. . 16(1. Rev, (4, O'l’yc 

Moetiiig-liouso 161 Rev, J. i3I‘Kee 
mieil No. 2 . 162 Mr. \V. il-Urath 

Jbbiii No. 1 . 163 .■Uv'caitiler Steea, esq. 

.0 No. 2 . 164| James Compliell, esq, 

eaqh . 16,3! Rev. U. J. Dobbin 

bail , . IIj 6. ditto 

ngs . . 167| ditto 

. 16ii ditto 

warren Upper 169 ditto 

Pfoe , . 170 ditto 

BiiaWorkluiuse 17lj Clerk of the P.L. Union 
nianudeliidtist, 172| 5leeeie. J. P. Wilson 
and W. Jl'Paake 
o female 173^ ditto 

bum . . 174 Rev. W. Glendy 






1 ■ • 'i6. Rev. M'. M'Cartan 

I Balh *b|- ■ • I 1*1^ I’trke 

I liillvbojlnnd . . i 63] Rev, J. BellU 

I fellymoiiey Workbo. . 64| Clerk of I*. D. Union 
I Di-umliaigles . . | 6.i' Rev. R, Parke 

rainanioru , . gij James Tiioniiison, esn. 

(.am-duff . , 67 Rev. J. B. (fambio 

mlliuagoio , . (ijj. Rev. J. BoHij 

Btllysciilhon tast* , (lii; Rev. J, 0-Oohorty 
^foyeraig . . 70 Rev. R. M'Conechio 

blenavy male 71i Rev. Ross Jebb 
ditto feiuale I 72i ditto 

tariiraouey No. 1 i 73' Rev. S. Smylli 
ditto No. 2 [ 741 Rev. J. Barkley 

ditto female I 7.3 ditto 

II bite IIoii.se male 7ii| J. Orinisliaw, esq. 

ditto female I 77[ ditto 

Ballvrrnigj Nu-2 male, 7«i Mr. 3V, O, M'Gaw 
. ditto femide i 79. ditto 

M lute .Abbey miJe j !m| Rev. j. Lylo 
letuaio 81; ditto 

. II2I Rov. J, Barkley 
No. 1 Ifji Rev. B, Hall 
. . 84. Bov, J. Carmiebael 

. • 8.3] ditto 

No. 2 861 ditto 



330.3 ditto 
3306 ditto 
3656 ditto 
36110 ditto 
3830 ditto 
4404 ditto 
5130 ditto 
2556 Billy . 

33.51 BalIvsctilliDn 
364(1 Billi- . 

4696 Camliii, 

4715 ditto 

25 Cammoiicy 

26 ditto 

4683 ditto 

27 ditto 
20.99 ditto 

29 ditto 

30 ditto 

2649 ditto 

2650 ditto 

4564 ditto 

24 Cairu Oitatlo Caim Castle 
2210 ditto . BallvnilUert 

3I7H ditto . KillJ-glen 

J.3.3.5 ditto . Caim Castle 

1 757 Carriekfcir^H 

Comity Town Stmidiiaiiiiuiia 
34 Curncktuivus 
Town . 

30 Carrickferiins 

37 ditto 

38 ditto 

40 Connor 

2573 (liut) 

2571 ditto 

2577 ditto 

2583 ditto 

2.587 ditto 

23.90 ditto 

2651 ditto 

3850 ditto 

4164 ditto 

4343 Craigs or 

ALgiiill 
2301 Culfeiiktria 
5171 ditto 

41 Drumaul 

2199 ditto 

2565 ditto 

2580 ditto 

3140 ditto 

3196 ditto 

3985 ditto 

4140 Duiiaghy 
5149 ditto 

I 462.5 ditto 

' 45 Derryagliy 

47 Brumboff 
4714 ditto 

49 Dnnean 
2986 ditto 

4018 ditto 

4.959 ditto 

2351 Dunluco 
2984 ditto 

3303 ditto 

2557 Derrykeighau 



5060 ditto 

68 Kilruot . 

292,3 ICilliritlo 
317*2 ilitto 

4020 ditto 

4179 ditto 

3653 Lrnno . 
4687 ditto 

74 Layilo . 



New Mill ; 
Larue Worklioi.so 



87j Rev. J. Hall 

88. Rov. James Wliite 
. . 8 . 9 ' ilitw 

No. 1 .Oil! J. Burnet, tlsn, 
j-pso;— • - 91 Rev. J. B-.iiii 

iiylirako Upper . ,92! William Millar, esq. 
litto Lower , !);ij Rov. J. H, Moore 

•pstown . . Hi' Mr, J. M'Cleau 

;'vr . . , if. 5 | Rev, J. H. blooro 

"'09 . . . Oil! ditto 

!^™ • , ■ .97 ditto 

iimmullin . . 9111 <iitto 

' . , • . 9i)| Mr. R. Browne 

rhelds . . luo! D. Kirk, esq. 

. 101 Rev, H. J. Dobbin 

;^\vley . (l02] Rev, H, Hamilton 
pad . . . 'IU8 Bov.T, Kearney 

mean , . 1U4 James liPDonncIt, £sii. 

iralaiie . . Ki.i Roy. D. Curoe 

9" • • . lOli B. Robinson, esq. 

lours-biulge . 107 Rov. A. Cranford 
'diiiimiuil . lotl Hr. T. Butler 
•gowan . . lua Mr. J, Whiteside 

y • • . IlOi .Mr. R. Joliustoii 

laralieg . , jiH] Rev, A. Crawford 

liogie . . [Ill Mr, James Gi-abam 

■S3 - . . Ills Hev. J. Hall 

• ■ ■ |!14 Rev. F, Wilson 

t • . j 1 1 5 J, Roberts, esq. 

■lurray undo ,116 William Hunter, esq. 
tto female ill' A. Hunter, esq. 
ymek . . 118 C. M‘Auley,esq. 

Wh , . 119 Mr. P. M-Ticr 

. . |120 Mr. E. Robinson 

«!ass female 121 Rev. J. L\mvh 
' ;l -22 Rev. W. Oliver 

|123( Rev, J. ^liis 
[124' Rev. J, Huey 
'12.5; Rev. J. Beilis 
,12» ditto 
I 127 I lifts. J, Jolmston 
I28| Rev. W. M'Cartan 
I 29 I Rev. T. Beare 
IHtlf R.obcit Murray, esq. 

13l! J., Galt, c.^q, 

132; J. Cunniugliani, esq. 

133 J, Simpson, esq. 

134 Mr. J. Clarke 
1;H Rev. «, Hill 

136 Rev, W. M-Gill 

137 Rov, G. U'Pye 

138 Sir. J, Hall 

139 J, Blaijk, esq. 

140 R, W. Johnston, Essq, 



2720 ditto 

4805 ditto 

3817 Lougliguilo . 

78 Mnragal! 

79 ilittu 

1944 ditto 

80 Malieraniuek . 

81 Mohemmure , 

82 ditto 
3788 Jtiiikamore . 
2923 N.T. Crumlin 
3775 Portgleiioiie or 

Abogdiilt . 



Ballycairickmwlcly 



(lid .Stone . : 196 Rev, C. Morrisson 

New Town Crumlin 19/ Rev. M. Oit 

Purtslonono . . 198 Rev, W. IC. M'lCav 

Toreash . . 199 Rev.C. Porter, and R 

„ J. 55'liiteford 

Bnllyv.aIloiigli . . MO Rev. J, Wbitofortl 

Lmghmorn No. 2 . 20l Rev, W. CHeiidy 

a.ll>T,ckartbi.g . 202 Rev. It. W. MeJynea 

Gorttml , . . 2lJ Mr, AV. Hilton 

Atiqlmarleagb . . 204 Rev. AV. K. M'Kay 

TullyntJimimi . . 2H-) JH. A\'. Hilton ^ 

Connughlliggaa . MO ditto 
Moyurget male 20/ Jolin S. Moore, esq. 



8.5 ditto 

86 iHtco 
.33.54 ditto 
4232 ditto 
4.355 ditto 
45^ ditto 

87 Rainuan 

I6OII ditto 

36.52 ditto 

2301 Kovavan 
•2920 ditto 

3583 ditto 

3768 ditto 

'2317 Rasbui'kin 
2594 ditto 

2922 ditto 

29-24 ditto 

3090 ditto 

3207 ilitto 



3304 ditto 

4689 ditto 

•2014 Skerry . 
2259 ditto 

2503 ditto 

•2508 ditto 

2578 ditto 

2575 ditto 

2683 ditto 

” 90 Sliankblll 
Belfast 



ditto ■ Eden ! 

ditto . Galdenagh 

Grange of Doasrh Doaeit . 
ditto . Bailyelare ko. 

ditto . ditto }io : ; 

Grangeof Bal- 
lyscullion . Millqnarler 

Glenavey . Crumlin . 

ditto . Budorc . 

ditto . Ballyinacriuket 

ditto . SaudliUls 

Grange . Taylorstowii Soi 

Glynn . . Glynn Yillage 



...ui.iuuivvu . . --U oaiiies i-raiv, esq. 

Correen . , 2-24 Rev, R. Stowart 

Little Ballymena . 225 ,ljtto 

KiUygoro . . 226 ditto 

Freestone Quarry . 227 ditto 

Knockboy female 228 ditto 

Lflughromiolly . 2-29 _ ditto 

Craigs . . . 230 Rev. J, Montgomery 

HannaglistDwn . 231 Mr. R. Moat 
Hightown . . -232 Rev. J. Barkley 

Forth River . . 233 Mr. A. Browne 




192 APPEXDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 



COUNTY ANTUIM— 



3J5(? 

4.U15 

3732 

4-271 

4-272 



2433 

40-23 

40-27 



4324 

4-273 

32B7 



5183 

2«7S 

4022 

422S 

5017 

5097 



Tttj-lurstoTi-11 . I 
T«7iii)lu{iatriclc 
dittu 
ditto 

ditto U'est 



3241 

4505 

4359 



Tickniatroovau 

ditto 

ditto 



’J’oyloi'niflwu 

Bal lititoilj'ii 



M'imlj-ipvp . . 

Ilallyoiu-iy female 

llaqdiull. . 

Cotmllttiua 
Aujiliai'itslt 
Gleiiarm male 

ditto ienmiu 



Yfttnm nr Currcaiiotiilciit. 



Alo.taiidur ir,irk:tn,fi>'j 
tluv. Jl. Stewart 
Rtv. J.M'Millau 
Ml'. A. JJirkmyro 
Ui v. Carson 

Rov. W. Glumly 
Jtuv, J, SU'ivavt 
Rev. A, C'ciatulloo 
M r. J . Ixjwvy 
Ruv. H. Wwiddl 

Kilw. M-Durmell, c*j. 



COUNTY AIUI.tOH. 



Kiiloonoy mule 
ditto female 
Blumiel’s Gmnpo in. 

ditto fciiialo 
Oiilliiialioiio 
Grungcniore . 
BoynU[«iss 
Old Cloro m.-ilo 
ditto feiimlo 
CuiluKt , 

Taniokoy male 
ditto foiimie 
Titadcrattce 

Poynliiiasa nwlo 
ditto fcumlu 
Doi'soy 

Nowtownliamiltiiii . 




■tempy. 
male 
ditto female 
I Anamar . 



1759 

8420 

1109 

2928 

3447 

3571 

8726 

4562 

4958 



Ansa , , 

ditto West 
AnnagUff . 

Ballyjameaduft' 
Baihebotongh 
ditto , 

ditto . ■ 

ditto . i 

ditto , I 

ditto , I 

ditto , I 



Straliagland 
Cavan Workliotno 
BMly-jamesduff 

BaiiiobaroogliWork 

Monnghatiooso 

Drutimy 

Bailiuborougli male 
ditto femalo 
Crockoftliatna « , 



lion. K. 51. ('.aiilliold 
ditto 
di tin 
ditto 

Miss .1. A. Preiitico 
Mr. U. i'iaiiroii 
Rev. R. Cam|)l)cll 
Ruv. .loliii Boll 
ditto 
ditto 

Mrs. A. t'loao 
ditto 

Rev. I'l. CampIxjU 
Airs. A. Clone 
ditto 

Rov. 1’, Lamb 
Mr. H. it. Barkor, 
and Rev. B. l<aiul> 
Uev, T. M'M'illianw 
Air. 1). Lox-e 

.1. Ilaiicoolf, esq. 

Air. T. Oi'osl.y 
Mr. J. Iiiivriry 
J). I.rm'0, esq. 

Air. IV. Mimarj- 



J. M- Watty, iisq, 

Kuv. Al. M-Barlaiiu 
Huv. J. .(enkiiis 
Rev, 1>, [Colly 
liev. .T, JoiikiiiB 
Iter. .r. Bomiut 
tUork nf I*. Ij. Uiiirm 
Hov. H. It, Lyndsay 
Air. A. Close 

Rov. At. Miirjiliy 
ditto 

Rov. Af. Poiitony 
Uov. A. M'CoJdoti 
ditto 

Mr. .1, Grier 
W. W. Al'-cn es(i. 
Mr. It, Mui'pliy 
Air. U, Miu'tiii 
Air. I). Aiitcdioll 
Rov, Sj, 1,. Morgan 
J. Al'Watty, cMq. 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Rev. I), G. Broiviie 
Rev. L, L. Morgan 
ditto 

J. llanrnok, osq. 

Mr. T. M'Clellaud 
llov. AV, Quin 
ditto 

Rev. M. Lennon 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 



COUNTY CAVAN— (rainfij.«rr/|. 



1 -273 



COUNTY CAVAN. 



, A. Snunderaon, esq, Pa- 
' troll, Rev. II. Ritzs' 

1 CoTTospondeut 
A Rev. M. Ritraimnns 
ClorkofP. L. Union 
J. T. Irwin, oan. 

Rev. P. Wbito 

Clerk of P. L, Union 
Rov. P, O'Reilly 
Rov. P, Wliite 



11| Samuel Simpson, esq. 



I'iisttomglii 

dittii 

Cnstlotura 

Dunn . 
ditUi 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Drum lane 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Druiiilitinmim 
Druniluman 
Dtunigoun 
ditto 
tlittu 
ililto 
ditto 
ilitto 
ditto 
ditto 
Dialog . 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

'Knniskoiiii 

ditto 

ditto 

Killauu 

Kildallun 

ditto 

h'illYsliuiidra . 

ICiUrroinfarliii 

ditto 

ditto 

ilitto 

ditto 

Kilsliordaiioy 

Kiiinawluy 

Kiiloiingh 

dlltii 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

dilUi 

ditto 

ICilliiikeru 

dittu 

ditto 

dittu 

ditto 

Knocklii’ido 

ditto 

dittu 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ilitto 

dittu 

ditto 
Louglion 
Lurgnn . 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
Liimglt . 

ditto Upper 
ditto 
Mulliigli 

Shercock 

ditto 

ditto 

Tomplopoit 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto Lowerj 
Toomcregan 
ditto 
Umoy . 
ditto 



Cortidiur 

ditto 

ICiivorliy . 

Ciertloragliaii 

ilitto 

f^Llulam 

ditto 

CnuLskevs 

Pulinkuul 

Raiivumigli 

ditto 

Milllowit 



fernalu 

fuiindc 

li-iiial<i”| 



felmilu 






il i tto 

Coi'iiiiiidus 

ditto 
Kili'iiimy 
ditto 

Driimkvi'l 

ABligrovo 
Nrruldiy . 

Aloy Hill'll 
(looti'Uill AVorkliiitiro 
Cuotoliill, No. 2 midu 

ditto fuiiudo 
I.atti'Iiio . 

Dnitiniim 
Killiudiiro . 
Anlmoan 

Conmkill iiialu 
ilitto k'liiulc 
Lisliodulf 

Cork'll male ' 

ditto femidu^ 
Norlliliiiids 
(llawlerk 
liiirliiiUiaiTy . 



iistkiliawii 
ttldiuvouiiy 
Kildiiir . 
Aloncyiipisliell 
(iorlorldll 
'I'liilanamiiil 
Tiililitr . 



Diirilaan . 

KilUiikeru 
ViTygoriiiiin . 

IRgldf^ ! ! 

Di'iimbiids , 

Ciilliu.s , 

'J'liiinyfmil 
Kniuirtlirida 
Corliitty Cartuil 
Kiliiiiuirun 
Tiovomiimna mnlo 

ditto fuiiiido 

Iionglirainor 
'Wbitfgato 

A'lrpiiia temporary 

ditto male 

ditto fenuilo 

Lorgiin'' . 

LoiigiiuM 
Cli normurli 
Ardinlngh 
Ralluiiy , 

Sliureocfc 

ditto 

NolagU . 

Bawnimy 
Crua 

Tidlycassiut 
Garvolt . 
Ballvoomiull mala 
ditto 
Cavan 
ditto 



Sj 1’aln.n or CernMiiouclont, 



female i 
female I 



Rov. T. Al-Gaver 

ditto 

Aliijor «. Pairis 
J-Mwavd PluiiUelt, 
ilitto 

Rev. .1. Matlioivs 

ditto 

A. D'Ruiliv, Esii 
Rov, .I.Biidy 
ditto 
di tto 
ditto 

liev. 1'. Doiipgan ami 
Rov, (.'. U'Jleilly 

•7. K, O'Reilly esq. 
ditto 

-211, Major .lames Bailie 

ditto 

Rev. p. Domigan 

Joiiii Ikikcr, esq. 

Rev. ’J’. M'Wiivor 

Air. H. O'ltoilly 

Clerk of I*. L. Union 
Rov. M', Lyttlo 
dittu 

Rov. VI’. Lyttle 
Huv, A. Nidiolls 
Ki’v. K. AVCIollum 
Ruv. P, IVliite 
Very Rev. S, Ackims 
I’iumc Morion, esii. 
dittu 

Rev. P. Clarke 
ditto 

Rev. N, Diiir 

dittu 

I'ery Rev, R, Adems 
Ri'V. 1C, Al'C'oliuru 
Rev, P, AJiij.anran 
Rov. IV, Nwuuiioy 
Rev, T, Parr 
Williiini 'I'atliiw, esq. 
Piuree Morluii, ewj. 

dittu 

ditio 

ditto 

Ruv. M, APQuaiil 

ditto 

Rc'V. .l.il'migli 
Rov. If. M*i4uutaa 
Rui', If. Du Lauy 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ilitto 

Piureo Alortiiu, esq. 
ililti) 

Riiv, 'J'. O’Ruilly 
ditto 

iiiiv, IV. Bell 
Ruv. P. Bmily 
Ruv, P. IVliito 
ICov. P. Brady 
ilitto 

Cliavlus J. Adams, esq. 
Roy. P, Brady 
ditto 
ditto 

Rev. R. M'Collum 
Rev. At. M'Qiiaid 

ditto 

Rov. O. O’Kcilly 
Ruv. ,1. O'KeiUyaud E-j 
CnnoU, esij. ’ 

Rov. O. U’Reiily 
ditto 
ditto 

A. Ni.von, esq. 

Rev. H, Brady 
Rov, M. Brady 
ditto 

Air. P. Morgan 
Air, P, Ckninoll 
Rov. F, FiUqiatrick 
ditto , 

Vory Rev. P. O’Reilln 
and Uev. P. F. Fuy ' 
Rov. P, Mngnumu 
ditto 

Mr. James Cullen 
Rov, P, M'Guorty 
. ditto 

Rev. P. Magavmin 
ditto 

Riglit Rov. J. Browne 
' ditto 



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COUKTV DOSSOAL. 



COUNTY DONEGAL— (C07»fiao«jj. 



Sehool. 



PilroD or Currrspandont. 



School. 



2C.i8 ArOara . 

-H7" ditto 

•-•ays <Htto 

SUS8 di:to 

31S7 ditto 

sjyy ditto ; 

3501) ditto 

•5889 ditto 

•2480 Aughn'isU 
2SB4 ditto 

2K94 All Saints , 
4143 ditto 

•204!) Burt . 

301)1 ditto 

•2«ai ditto 

2087 ditto 

'2815 Ballinjrossin or 
B.olUutra . 



' Cronvhaia , . I 

I Drumboitliill . . i 

Lcckoaol . . I 

Loroonser.a^h . . I 

I^nriespuint famaioj 

Uamelton mal« 

ditto I'cinale ! 

Newtowncuiminsbam 
Cirostrooda . . I 

Bui't . . . I 

ditto. No, 2 
Bonemiine . . i 

Cari'oraaifb . . j 

Carrowiui . . I 



r Bov. .1, D. JI^Gnrvey 
2| ditto 

S! ditto 



Kill^mant 

Lock 

ditto 

ditto 

Mocvajh 

Movillo tlppc 
lUtto 
ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



Wintcrliill 
Altan^Iiuderry 
Trimm . 

Knooltbraek 
Bomiuiiig 
Bland Kor 
Oletin 
Dundoan* 

Terruroan 

Carricicmaiiuigiy 

Tlirefi Trees 
Tutnavin* 

Gloncrow Hod, Agr 

ditto Lower! Gulladuff 
ditto . I (rlfnagivoney . 

ditto . I lUphos . 

ditto . I Bruadpatll 

ditto . j Slimvi) . . . |... 

Mot-illo female'll; 

Carrowbef . .lit 

Gresneastio . . llj 

Dtuniurvier, . . 111! Itev. «. O’Doherty 

BoLenny. . . ll'l Itov. J. Gallaghei' 

CTiiiiimcqoiiin , . l'2(l| ditto 

BalK-hold)- , . I'JI Wilson, CS.1. 

Ha-dioo I'omalo 12J| Uov, J. Uallaqlior 
Ballybofoy . . IO3I B«v. J, Duvuiicy 

Mcciihoiie . . i24| ditto 

Straiiorlar male l'2.i| ditto 

ditto femiLlc l'2li| ditto 

Dmisloo . . . l-ijl Bov. H. M'Menamin 

IMcrut . . . I211I 15ev. D. O’Duiiuell 

Brails . . . 12!il ,ii(ju 

Keadno . . . ISOl ditto 

llunaloij'' . . lilll K. Itiaioeli, fS(i. 

Uosiiiiie'*', . . lya| ditto 

Tory Wand . . issl Rev. U. O’Prisl 

DuiiiewcTMod, Agi).- 134 J. Kiisssll cmi 
M eciiacladdy* . . 135 J.O.Woodlmnso.oaq.l'y', 

ItevM.M’Naddoii.Cov. 
Bunmmifor . . 13(1] Uov. II, JUTiiddoii ami 

f lisv. A. Nixon 

ditto . MeciiftciadJy . . 137 Uov, H. M'Faddon 

Tuilvroca . Miirord M'orkliouso . i.’l’i CUoricofPoorLawUiiioii 

ditto .lAlt, No. -2 . . 13!)l Uov. S. Stewart 



I y.5 ,T. Hamilton, oaq. 

,0(1 Uov. A, Long 
!»7 Rev. J. Drowiie 
.ytl Ucv. D. iil'Hottigaii 
yy ditto 

loo Bov. J. Giillttglior 
lul ditto 

it)2 Mr. D. iM'Hush 
iOS Rev. 8. Mavka 
i04 Uev, (4, O'Dolierty 
iO.5 Kev, 8. Marks 
iHIll Uev. A. Clumcnts 
107 ditto 
i03 Rev, G. O'Doherty 
• loy W. Moslitt. esq. I’atn 
I Uev. S. Marks, Co; 
illO Rev. (4. U’Doiierty 
111 ditto 

112 Rev, j. Qallaghor 
;1I3 ditto 
,1)4 Rev. C4. O'Dolierty 



5! Rev. 1C. Barret 
K Rev. II. O'Donnell 
7 ltei\ J. D. Jl'Uarvey 

yl Rev. J.^Rcid 
10[ ditto 

Hr Rot. W. Scott 
12 Uev. S, Craiff 
13i Uov, J. M'Afeer 
141 Uev, R. Gray 
Loj ditto 

I h'l di tie 



Ballintra 



18 Mr.T.Wftlls, Patron, and 
Uov, B. Kel iv, Cor. 

18 Rev, J. M'Davict 
28 Ucv. ,r. M'Keag 



CuldulT. 

Clincliy 

CloueUa 

Con wall 
ditto 



Coolljcnny male f 

ditto fomalu 

-\uifliaclay . . ' 

Tolly sNo. -2 . ,1 

Malin . . .1 

Goorcy . . ,1 

Rasliedag 

Camamuggah . . 1 

Crossocits , . I 

Carricknashanlan 
Illistrim . . , | 

Kirkmeeily 

Treantagh . . , 

Devon . . . I „m„ 

Letterkeimy M'orkho, 34 ClerkofPoorLvwUn' 
Kconagh lemale 35 .T. Harvov. esii. 

- S3 Rev. 'T. Gallagher 

37 ditto 

311 Rev, J, 'Wray 
Sn Rev, P. Ilav 
•10 Mr, E. Coir 

41 A, It. Stew.irt, esq. 

42 Mr. E. Coll 
43| A. Stowavt, csn. 

44 Uov, B. MagUl 

45 ditto 

4ji Clerk of Poor LowUiii 

4i ,7. Hnniilton, es<i, 

4)lj Rov- S. 'I'hompson 



ditto 
Movagli 
Rajilioe . 

Stranorlar 



Toiv.jilscroiiB 



' Clonc.agh . .,-ia,,pc 

Gonvoy . Leighlmid 

ditto . Llsuisk . 

ditto . Convoy, . 

Clondovaddock Druinfail . 

Clomlohorkoy MassiiusB 
ditto Dunfaiugtiy . 

ditto Tierlytiii . 

ditto . Casliclmoro 

Doiiagh . St. Patrick's inalo 

‘“tto . ditto fomr.le 

ditto . Innisliowcii Workho, 

Donegal . Dmiunalioul . 

ditto , Legliowncv 

ditto . Donogal 5V*orkliouse 

Donoiighmoro Driimmurpiiy . . ,5ill J . Anderson, esq. 

• Itlo . Castlehn male 51 [ Rov. B, Boyle 
ditto . Crossroads No, 2 . .52 ditto ^ 

ditto . iCnoffc , . . ,53 Rev. .Tames Steelo 

ditto . Dreeiian ... 54 Uev. J. M-Koima 

ditto . Donougliinore . . A5 Rev. A. C.iiilwell 

n ‘‘"i r ' Be'-- J- P- Diekej- 

Drumiioiin . Ballmtra fumalo , 57 Uev. D. Kelly 

ditto . Bradley . . .58 ditto ’ 

,, ‘'.'V" , ' • • 5)1 ,T, Hamilton, esq. 

Bnniskoel . lu lelooney . . (!o Ro,-. J. D. M‘G'icyey 

ditto . I’uihatrd female lili Rev. K. Barret 

ditto . Glciities M’orkliouso F2| ClerkofPoorLawUnion 

Pal„m irnnor _ «3 Rov. P. B. Maxwell I 

• - 84 Rt.Uov.E.M.igiii.Patron' 

aiidRev.P.Dovlia.Cor.l 
. . 65 Rev. IV. Brownu 

ite Bal- [ 

- . C6 Rev, E. fdlackan 

female 6/ ditto 
female OH Rev. K. Banet andUev, 

J. D. M’Ciarvey 
I . ,0.9 Rev. E. Kelagliau 

male 70 ditto 
female 71 ditto 
5Vorkli. i'2 CllorkofPoor LawUnion 
. . 73 Rev. P. Maguire 



ditto 

Tulliigliheglej- 

ditto 



COUNTY D05VN. 



IIIR I Aiialona 
3ii;i'2 ditto 
•2024 Aghailorj 



Tulliiitanvaliy . 
Hallynalem . 

Idualiau . 

Lisimiiraguo 

GloskerlHig male 

ditto iemolo 
GeoR;o's-sireet, New- . 

towiiai’ds . , I 

Miirlliold . . . I 

Cluntoiigli . . I 

Cruwj'oriLlium . I 



1 liov. D, M'Koo 
■J Rev. W. Diihliin 

3 Uev. A. Bryson 

4 Rev. ,1. Rogers 

5 Ucv. .T. Duran 



hI Rev. T, IVatters 
!i Iluv. J. Orr 
lill Uev. R, ifoorhoail 
111 5V, S. Cinwlord, oBcj. 

I2[ Rev. H. M'ooda 
' 13! Uev. J. Miiok 
III ditto 
l.j| Rov. I), MuMicni 
liij Uov, \V. Patterson 
17| ditto 
Dll Uov. D. Wliito 
Dl| ditto 
•JO Rev. N. Crickard 

21 W. Montgomery, esq, 

22 Rov. J. lUeaocly 

21 Rov. J.Killfln 

‘2.5 ditto 



3C5-1 Anlquin 
J4.5)l do. Hillsboro’ 
138 Bangor . 



ditto 
Gartim . 



luniskeol 



CvioomsiiDi't male | 
I ditto luinalo I 
Coiiiig No. 2 . . I 

Bangor niaio j 
ditto fenmle ( 
Bailee mule 

ditto funulc 
Slevaiiagtiddlo temp. 
Didlmaravrett 
ditto inolo, No. 2 
ditto fomale 
Bridge-end 
Poitofcrry malo 

Craigs . 

Anehtinvallig . 

Baflyplunt 

Olontiljeofs female 

Crossmacreovey 

Tuilpgirvin 

Cullmtm 

Rin^rei^ey . , 

Comber . 

Mimeyroa 
Hilituivn malo 

ditto fomale 

Baliywiilium ninlo 
Crnigboy , 



3513 IimislVlavSiunt 
33iiy ditto 

*)31 ditto . 

43:12 ditto 

5176 ditto 

4242 Inver . 

3076 Kiicar . 

305.5 ditto 

5000 Killygarvan . 
4G0H Kiilnehtor 
423G ditto 

4-202 ditto 

3657 Kilbarrow . 
4030 ditto 

1471 KUmiotow . 
1473 ditto 

1533 ditto 

1963 Kilmacronan . 



'27 R. J. Munn, esq. 
28 Rev. A. Heron 
22 Rev. P. Curoe 

30 J, M', Bmdilell, e 

31 Uev. F. Blnltoly 



3*2 ditto 

33 Mr. II. MillitiB 

34 Kev. J. Kogors 

ii'fi Rov. J, M, Killou 
37 Uev. P. Blakely 
311 Rov. J. M'Loigli 
32 ditto 

40 Rov. W. SkoRy 



3523 ditto 

3524 ditto 

3740 ditto 

20.54 Killybegt 
1588 Kiltwio^ 

8854 KUlymara 



female | 



Letterbrick 

Ballydavitt 



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2517 Donaghadc* 
2519 di?U) 

2041 clitlo 

5395 ditto 

35(H) ditto 

4913 ditto 

4014 ditto 

5023 ditto 

3861 Dromovft 
4374 ilitto 

4U36 ditto 

4040 ditto 

5170 ditto 

lilB Dromors 

2723 ditto 

3468 ditto 

37!t3 ditto 

4807 ditto 

5103 ditto 

203 Dnimg.Uh 
3077 ditto 

3183 ditto 

4566 ditto 

3748 ditto 

1902 DmmgoLtnd 
205 ditto 

4546 ditto 

1365 ditto Upne 
4290 Duiiiloiiol^ 
429! ditto 

212 Drumbo 
2044 ditto 

2581 ditto 

2626 ditto 

4042 ditto 

4640 ditto 

4310 ditto 

4861 ditto 

1534 Dowd , 

1535 ditto 

2724 ditto 
2523 .Drumlmllyroii' 



2521 Daiiouzlimoi 
3078 DooMloney 
4976 Diinniore 
214 OteyAlibcy 
2623 (iarvrigliy 



I KillwiLdiey . 42 

Millldo . . .43 

I Idcrdstowu . . 44 

tiroiigoo ... 45 

IWlyvobtor . . 46 

Uonoghadce male 47 

ditto lunmle 4H 

Brdlyliaskoii . , 49 

Fimiia malo 50 

ditto fenialo 51 

Croasftw fouudo 52 



^3 Patron or CoiTospondcnt. 

42 Rov. J. JI'Aulay 3619 

43 ditto 3822 

44 Mrs. A. M'Minn 2.514 

45 Rev. 1). Piitka 3746 

46 Rev. J. M'Auley 3096 



Artnna . 

Oiniiislia . . , 

’I’ullymiicnn'ett 
Drumloiigli No. 1 . 

Dpimoru No. 2 . 

Kilaonel . 

Skcrigh . 

Urunialiailoiio'' 

Bariimoeii 
Ballykeel 

Ltirgancaltonc . . 

Hatlifrylaud cialo 64 ditto ” 

ditto t'umalu 65 ditto 

Drunilongli No. 2 . 66 Rov. W. RosborougU 

Decomct ... 6* Rev. P. Mmguii 

Mahomia . . 68 A. M'jMiiHeii, oso. 

Cdoskelt . . .69 Rev. T. M. Reid 

LcgTiiiny ... 70 Rev. M. (VLnugiiliii 

Duiidonidd male 71 Rov. K. T. Miiitiii 

ditto fomnlo 72 ditto 

Carryduff . . 73 Rov. F. Blakuly 

Carr ... 74 Mr. S. .Jolinston 

Driimtio . .75 Rov. A. Moiitgomoiy 

Loverovue . . 76 ditto 

Punlyshum mido 77 Uolwrt Batt, ewi. 

ditto female 78 ditto 

CHoglier . . . 79 Rov. A. Atontgomcry 

Curgyrroy . . (HI Rev. T. Cxiecr 

Dowiifiatrick iii.alo 81 H. Wnllaeo, esn. 

ditto female 82 ditto 

ditto iiifuut 83 Rev. N. C. Nelson 

Rdenogiiiloy . . (14 J. Alo.vniidor, I'iso., or 

Mr. J. M't'lellniul 

Bollvliriek . , 85 Rev. A. Heron 

Itimudo . . . (Hi IV. {flemiy, osii. 

Ballyrtniey . . fl7 Rev. A. Hovoit 

Fourto-wns . . 88 Rev. A. Jlrywin 

Donuolonoy . . (19 Rov. Mootliead 

Hiiinneas'' . . 110 Rov. 1). .'Uimkcy 

rullyeavey . Ill J!r. A. Allen 

Costlcvennan . . 02 Mr. M. MajpH 

Cnriiow . . .93 Rev. W. Cmig 

liillooly . . .94 Rov. J. Sliarkoy 

lialinley . . . 95 Rov. A. Ilenm 

E4(iIlywoiKp . . 96 A. H. Hallidiiy, esci- & 

R.O. M‘ICittrii*k, esq. 

Creigliton'f (4rocn . 97 Rev. M‘.4listor 

Kniii;kmu[owtioy . 98 Rov. H. Henderson 

BiillyluicRiimon . 99 Mrs. A. J. BusUell 



male 47 ditto 
funmle 48 ditto 
. . 49 ditto 

malo 50 Rov. P. Devlin 
fenmio 51 ditto 
fomolo 52 Mrs. R Noilsen 



.53 Rev. W. Craig 
54 ditto 

56 Mr. D. Lindsay 
66 Rev. 3- Orory 

57 Rev. J. .Sliarlcey 

58 Mr. R, Moore 

59 R. Heron, esq. 

60 Rev. \V. B. Alinniss 
(il llcv. T. Brady 

82 Rev. W. Kdsljorotigii 
(!3 Rov. T. Bmdy 



Knockmigowuoy 

BiiiiyluicKiinton 

Batlynioiioel: model 

Agricultural” 



Ardmillane . .Ill ,\tr. H. Patton 
Balljnnaaif,hime . 112 Mr. J. .Stownrt 
Ballymaeroely . . 118 E. L. Hayes, estr. 

Tullycore . .114 .1. ^ilie, esn. 

Baliycloiighim . . 115 Rov. J. Cvamble 

Baliygiiigan . . 116 Mr. A. Tnvlor 

Barnamagheiy . . 117 Mr. T. Kefd 

Mount Punter malo 118 J. R. Allen esq 
Cbnvaraglian . .119 Rov. J. M'Aleeiian 

Lisbarnett . . 120 Rev. D. Andetson 

Tulleiee . . . ]-2| Rot. H. O’Neil! 

Ballynjoney fomaio 122 ditto 
RovtliM . . . 123 Capt. P. R. M. Browne 

K; yliH . . 124 Rov. P. M'Glim 

\V(ijtol.aIl . . 12.5 ditto 

DerryJioy . . 126 Rev. G. Dixon 

Ballytrim . . 127 R. Heron, esq. 

rullymanows . . 128 Rov. A. VV. Breakoy 

Kj mol.y Woods . 129 Mr. S. Ciarlto 

KtlHloagli Mills , 130 J. Martin, jun esq 
Bev. A. Breakoy 

K.illilengh male 132 Rev. R. (xiilt 
Rnieagh . . . 133 J. Sileoe.k.osq. 

Clontanielaro . . 134 Mr. J. Patterson 

Diumaglieli . . 135 Mr. J. Liglitbody I 



Kilniorc No. 2 . 136 Rov. G. Maguiio 

Drmiigiven . . l37 Mr. .1. Gib.soii 

. Ballinafeigdi . . 138 Rev. Mo.ioely 

I Pbrntation . . 139 Rev. A. Heudoraon 

Drunmroal . . 140 Rov. P. Cm-oo 

Magbondly . . 141 Rev. J. Tl.ompson 

! B;illjnumoy . . 142 ditto 

Ballyiiabincb . .143 Ituv. 1). Sluirkey 

Muglieraliii roulo 144 Rev. P. M‘Key^ 
ditto feumlo 14.5 ditto 
Dnmilin . . . I4(i Dr. J. M'Cleau 

Ikllygtrwan . . 147 Rov. .1. Mnlligmi 

Lnrgiuiavillo . . 148 livv. P. M‘Koy 

Guiiineas tempormy 149 B.'v. T. Ryan 
C'rowrmgh . . ISO Mr. J. Ciiiiuingliam 

ftrinano . . . 151 Mr.r. ftl, Thompson 



Agricultural” . KKI TboinasGrcgg. esq. luid 
R. I''. (TOrdon, es(i. 
Ibttvnns; R.O..M‘Kit- 

_ tl'lek, esii. Corresii. 

Bulykccl. Aitilinny 10! Rev. S. M, Dill 
diili), 15dvniigoimefl 102 Rev. T. f4rior 
nillsborough . . 103 Rev. S. M. Dill 

• . . 104 W. Pern-, c.sq. 

UaJlygawley . . 105 Rov. A. Breaicy 

Bneknanmllougli . 106 Rev. J. Collins 

... 107 Rev. P. Wiiitesida 
Killuwau & Mourne 108 Alcxtmdcr.Stowiirt Ceq 
Aunalong male 109 Rev. H. Bmnsido 

ditto fomaio liO ditto 

Ardmillane . .Ill ,\tr. H. Patton 



189| ditto 

170. Rev. A. M'Hwain 

H JJ Rov. .(, W'Ciillongb 



. . 178 Rrv. ri. Afooro 

. . 177 Rev. H. C. Nolsnii 

nStli. 178 Rev. R. M'Hwoii 

. , 179 RulHwt Hkolh', osii. 

. 180 Rov. It. M'Fwcn 

. 181 Itov. It. Ma«i|| 

oiiy . 182 Mr. M. APNmnani 
. . 183 liov. It. M'Kwoii 

. 184 Mr. James Shaw 

. 18.5 Rov. A. Orr 

'll . 186 Kiiv.d. .lanicsoii 

. . I8( J. W'clsli, jun. (Wij. 



Baiiliriilgo . . 193 Rov. U. Hngliea 

Uallyilowii . . 194 Rov. J. Tlmmpson 

Balliovry infant 195 (4. Crnwl'onl, vs)|. 
flliovulioynn . . 196 Itov. N. Criektircl 

Bnnn . . . 197 Rev. J. Bvnio 

Moyallon male 198 Air. G. Pliulps 

ditto funmle 199 ditto 

Ballyniigarricic . 'JuO Rov. T. Lowry 
Baliylougli . . 20l Rov. J. .rolinalon 

Clare . . . 202 lUtto 

Gilforil male 203 ditto 

ditto fcmiilo 2(14 ditto 

Gilford Mills malo 205 Mc-asrs. Dunbar, JI‘Mas- 
tor, and Co. 

ditto female 206 ditto 

ditto infant 207 ditto | 

Ballykiiilor . . 200 Mr. T. Graliam | 

BaJlydroan . . 209 Rov. D. Anjerson I 



2287 Auglmiurciiot MnlliiiaJmrtliu 

2945 ditto . Maguire’s IJridco 
3044 ditto . (bvonuleck . 

4’2')2 ditto . Tyroglian 

4717 ditto . Lianinltoa 

26, 3 Aughalohorin Mo.ato 

1748 Augliumi . i Ardmonoy . 

25.31 Angb.avoa . \ Tattykoor.an . 

3721 ditto . Druinlone 

4046 ditto . I Tressna . 



1 Rev. P. Maguire 

2 ditto 

3 Rov. J. Philliiis 

4 ditto 

5 Mr. J. Wilson 

6 Rev. Ij. K. liConard 

7 Rov. J. Afoinu'hiin 

8 Itov. J. M'miliams 



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COUNTY LONDONDEBBY— (nwOBtitrfl. 



44‘Jf5 

4045 

4-2t!3 



Aughaven 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



Ciooiii^h 



ditto 
ditto Eu 
ditto 

Derr^-volun 



ditto 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

itltto 

ditto 

ditto 

Drunikeeiaa 

ditto 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



ditto 

Dovouibli 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Derrvbnii'lt 



Enniskillon 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
di tto 
OuUoii . 
ditto 
di tto 

Iimiii Sl'.Siiiut 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Killislior 

ditto 

ditto 

Kimmtvlay 



ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Mogiicmctoss 
ditto 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



liji 



PolroB orComapondtBt. 1 



Tutnaioona 
Edn.^llioni . 
UiiUindorragh . 



Currju mala , 

ditto feiu(Uo*| 

Toiiiw iigorm 



ISallynicg.aglu'aii 
LiM’oon . 
(josvnoj- . 



Corrvglasg 

Knockmacarooney 
Skcu nude 

ditto fomiile temi>. 
Lisliellaw 

Hollywell fcauilo 



11 Rev. J. H*\Villiams 
1'3 ditto 

in Rev. J. G, Porter 
14 W, D’Arcv, esii. 

1.5 .m... • ' 



2007 I 

2000 I 

2ii0!) I 



Skea 

C'loenidi Isliuid 
Liskelliiw I'craalo 



Siee 



lanvtUerntown or 
Irv'inetown male 

ditto iemole 
RoHj^iniian 

Droitiin female 
fJlrinkiiill 

Lowciierstown rvorkli . 
ditto male "i 
ditto teiDide*- Si 
Gosslicftdy , . 01 

Tiillyliomniou . . 3! 

Ciortiiaguillan . 

Agludaiie 



... ditto 
10 Rev. \Y. Hcrl 
17 Rev. N. Rran 
1« Uev. W. Wliito 
]9| Rev, lit, Kelly and Mr. 

j J. Jolioston 
20 Rev, P. Jl'Cusker 
2J| Rev. ,T. Smith 
22i C. Haieard, osq. 

2J] Rev, \V. Young 
'.’.i: Mr. J. Craig and Hr. J, 
I Johiittoii 
20’ C. Hassard, esq. 

271 Re\5 Tv'. Young 

Mr. M, Annstroii: 



AghiwlowBy . 



2012 

0013 

2’)14 






Collins . 
Ahadowey 
Killeaguo 

, Milltown, No. 1 

' Drugliead 
' 'I'ri^ttiuagli . 



I lOl 



I Ardlioe 
Didlynaacreen 



4140 
, 4(>3li 
1041 
' 4145 



ditto 

ditto 



ditto 



Muckrass 

Eilnavigli 



Dmnni.agonnaluiii 



.Aiialacarten* . 
Caslioliiadrca nialo 
ditto fcQjalo 
Garrison 

DeiTygoiinelly female 
G.arrisou* 



Sl^,; 

ditto 



Mr. J. Anderson 
ditto 

Mr. J. Ceiilsou 
Rev. S. O'Reilly 
Rev. D. Boj lan 
Clerk of Poor Law Unit 
M'. p’Arry. esq. 



Mr, J . Moiiash.an 
Mr. H. Mi;..iiira 
Mr. P, Keown , 

!■'. W. Barton, esq. Pa- 1 

iron. IV. St. fveorge, 
e«q. Corresnondont 
Mr. J. MullTg.an 

Mr. If. Annstroug ■ 

Rev, T. Smoilaii and [ 
Sir. G, Seallaa 
TV. ri'Arcv. eso. 

Mr T PC.I,. ' 



Boveva 

ditto 

Baniu’lier 

ditto 

BaliywilJnn . 

Bid^Tasiianc 

Baltvscullion 

ditto 

ditto 

Colenii no 



Buliurees, No. t 
Oullyi-apjile female I 
Baliygoney , . I 

Dniiierstown Cross | 
female ! 

ditto male 
Dniimird 
Laldiy 

Bracka Bysatt 
Moneynenea . 
Bunilool . 

Ballyhargan 
Finciiirn male 
ditto femde j 

Lougliistovm . 
BdliTaskane Agrie' 



•i] Rev. J. Browiio, o.d. 

ditto 

ilitto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Sliss M. Barklio 
Rev. T. Heron 



Rev, P. 0‘Louflilm 

ditto 

ditto 

ilitto 

ditto 

Hon. R. Torrens 
Rev, J. Colthursfc 
W. Oihonic, esq. 

R. L. O’Gilliy, caq. 
ditto 

Rev, J, Huey 



Danibtaul 
Beiiaghy. 

Bailyne.is female | 
GlenviJc , 

Ciatevide . 

Tnllandj . 

Cieugliliu 
Celeiuine TVorklioviao I 



■| Uev. J. Alexander 
i| ditto 

)| Rev. T, Sfarplierson 
l| Rev. .1. O’Dokerty 



I Rev. G. K. Wilson 
! Mr. H. Keith 
1] Rev. J. Alexander 
i| Rev, J. Huey 



ditto 
ditto 

Cunii>er,Lower| 
Bitto, Upper 
) Besertuglnll 
ditto 



.Mr, T. Fetly 
ditto 

Mr. J, Scott 
Rev. 31. Kelly 

5l! \V, Rotty, eiq, 



Deaertlinn 

068011 - 31.01110 

Uniniochose 



Catriekmackna 

Riiuiskiileii female 
ditte male Me. '31 
Glen 

ICiilaculla 



Fells 



I Carrowkoel . . ’ nu 

I Enniskillen TVorkhouso; 33| 
' Moorlongii . . 

M.anorWaterlio, feiti, 
Kilielahiurl 
Teateacam 

Newtown Butler fein. 
TuilyTOora 
DerrygoiiiiQlly male 
Bnnnlisorleen , 
Augdmuldoney 
Crossroads ’ male 
ditto . ftimiile 

Mtilla^bbawn . 

SioBC-park 

Derryraac.iusey 
Coroaleck 
Ganorrv Dinmderrig 
Augbakiliiniauda 






Dr^mcullion 

Nedskerry 

Lack 



Drurngdrery 

Seeroukloon xuiile . 
ditto female*| 



Bow Island 
'fowiiai-aney 
Tullyovey 



Mr. J. Mm-,,. 

Rev. A. J. [lolmes 
Rev. 31, Kicnm 
Rev. I). Boybili 
Rev, B. Siuveusoa 



Boliill 

Coleraine male 
ditto female | 

Ciiraber, Lower 
Craig 

3Iaglivraiuere . 

Monevilig 
Bidlyagan 
I Gortngillio 
! Luney female 

3Iurkot-plac8 . 

I hlariiot-street. New- 
I tmviilinmv.ody , 

' Roe Mill . , j 

N.’J'.Limavady male I 
ditto fenule I 

Craniigb-1 ‘ 



ivui.e.ejuey i 

Clerk of Poor Law | 

W. Green, esii. 

Rev. R, Killcu 
ditto 

Mr. J. SmiSb 
Rev. .1. Keily 
Kev, Ci. V. l4,om))8on 



.1 vv. V. .eamiisun 

2 Rev. P. K, Killuugli 

3 Rev. J. Sliller 

4 Rev. J. Bariiot 
■'i Rev. .T, Coilins 

ii Rev. P. M'Eldoiiy 



on Rev, G, Steen 
411: Rev. P, M’Eldoiiy 



Rev, M. Kitraii 
Rev. J. PbiiUiis 
Her. 31. Kieran 
Rev. J. Hulmcs 
I J4ev. J. O. Porter 
I Clerk of Poor Law Union.. 
Rev. .r, Clarke 
Rev. P. SUcuire 
3lr. K. LidiRe 
3Ii'. J. Johnston 
Uev. J. Clarita 
Rev. T. M’.Malion 
Rev, 14. 3l'Mahon 
Rui^ 'f. 3I’3Tahou 

Rev. F. 3(iison 



ditto 

ditto 



ditto 



Errigal . 









{ Gleiidermutt. 

ditto 

ditto 



ditto 

Rev. li. M'Hugh 



Killovity . 

Bulliiinv.s, No. 1 
AUikeur.'igU 
Builvbai-ket ninlo 
ilitlo female 
Kallystronc 

Tirgolftinl 
Lisiiascreogb 
Ringveiiii 
Belraugb 
Cdlciiullun 
Lower Citnips 
Greeimn . 
Fanglinnvale 
Qleiitlemiolt 

ditto female 
Faughnubridge* fern, 
LoiaioudeiTy Workbo. 



■suj Rev. G. Steen 
ilitto 

Rev. TV, Lviu 
ditto 
ditto 

I4uv. C. I''lanagiiu 
Rev. TV. Lyle 
ditto 

Rav. TV. Stewart 
14, L. O'Gilby, esq, 

ditto 

Rev. A. 3f(urill 
Rev. G. V. Snmpso: 



female J 



Rev. 31. Turnbull 
ditto 

A. Lyle, esq. 

J. Quill, esq. 












... ...... -.O’Rcdly 

«3| Mr- P. Bull 
8fl 3!r, H. Gallagher 
Ril 31r. iV. J ohnston 
8H| Mr. R. Simpson 
87 -Mr, A. Young 
IKJ| Rev. T. SmolTen 
09, TV. D’Arcy, esq. 

90! ditto 

Rev. TV. Young 
Colonel H. TV, Barton 
3Ir. T- TVilsoii 
Mr, TV. Robinson 



I Lissan . 
Magbem 



I Maghcrafelt 



I Macowiuiu 

ditto 

ditto 



COUNTY LONDONUKRRY- 



Ardtrea 

ditto 


Balljmuldew . 
Bsllindmm, late 3Io- 


1 


ditto 


BaUrneiuurk . 


3 


ditto 


L..P . . . 





ij Rev. C. O'Brien 



i| Rev. 0. O’Briea 



1 

ditto 



Lism-iearroll . 
Atdkill . 
Monasbinare . 
Bmkali Ruwley 
ditto, Lislcn 
Tobermoi-e male 

_ ditto female 

Killyiiumber 
Dernin . 

Guliadnff 
Milltown, No. 
Tulilierbead 
Drumreany 
Aghogaskiii 
Magberfelt 
CosUcibvwHn 
Magberafelt, No. 2 
CasUeroe 
Camus . 

Killnre . 

Cullyvetmy 
Kiltinny . 

Ballinieer 
Letterioas 
BallywiUiiiB . 

St. Oolumbs, male 
ditto female 
Racecourse 



Rev. 3L 31rfoie 
Re\-. P. B. Maxwell 
Rev. A. J. 31'Cavron 
ditto 

Rev. H. Carson ■ 

Clerk of Poor Low I 
Union 

C. J. Knox*, esq. 

Rev, A. Bnclmnau 
3Ir. J. 31‘Gowan 
Mr. S. Getty 
Uev. TV. Browne 
Mr. R. Nelson . 

Rev. TV. Browne 
Mr. A. Porter 
Rev. J. Kelly 
Rev, M. Conway 
Rev. C. Kennedy 
Rev. J, Radcliffe 
Rev, J. Quin 
Rev. J, TVilson 
Rev. J. Quin 
Mr. G. 3P Arthur 
Rev. J, TVileou 
Rev. J, Marrin 
Rev, C. Huston 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

o- Rev, TV, Stewart 
95 Rev. C. Huston 
9f Rev. J. Martin 
9* Rev- H. Nugent 

93 ditto '■ 

09 Rev, W. M'Clnre, and I 
Rev, H. TVellaco 



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COUNTY IIONACHAN— (con//nwfrf|. 



1 ii ratniii urCi»rr«spo 



ditto fi'iliiilc 

I (rt, Jall 1 €!s*:j-St. fctti, 

tiriKiity . 



Ui(j Huv, av. Jraiiire, 

I Kuv. II. A\';Lljact 
Ic lull illuo 

Ili'J Rcv. . 1 . Dciifcani 
lu;i' Ui'V. AV, W‘C!|urc, 
Ji«v. II. WiOlaco 
1U4 (littu 

lli.i I!cv. K, 
lOU Uev. H. W. ItodaC 

1U7 I4cv. K, Dolicrty 

lU!! Hov’. Ct. V, «a.iiii50 
III!) .1, Ali.'xitiulci', csM, 

110 liov. (f. V. 8 aiiiitH 0 

111 Uev. K, Dill 

1I‘J| Mr. \V.Wil»(m,P!ilr 
I K«v. T. Mrhary.C 

113 licv. AV. Btoviiu 

114 ditcu 



502 Miiiiaifimii 

2 !U>:i liiuu 

l.'UI!i ditto 

iilOU Miigliurross 

1 .A 37 ilitlo 

IlIDl ditto 

IlMli ditto 

«W Tylioloi 
370 'J'ydiivimt 

i (>22 ditto 

I!t 5 !i ditU. 

372 ditto 

! 3 f )7 ditto 

1103 ditto 

1201 ditto 

1042 Tulljoorlict 



I Jyoj;iiai-mvo 
iUoii:i"liuu lA'iirklimlxo 
( AmiidtiiiiiciiMwAVkiio. 

Ciadforo , 

.Slinx-iity . 

I'eniivlo 

Coriinoilta niitio 

ditto Iciimlc 

Kiliccunmno , 

'i'jiUviiet 

ilittii fomolu 

litilh'idlniuu]’ . 

Iliidonhaiicy . 



7 .i| llov. ]'. M'Kuiiiii 
70 “ Kov. -V. Mcdyii«i 
T 7 j Cltti Ic of I'oor Ltiv 

Dl| ilitto 

7 !l; liov. . 1 . Mulligiui 
liOj ilitto 

111 If. li. Kullv, vsii, 
H 2 l Hw. 1 ‘, M-AI,diuj 



AgliaUent'® 

Clrifivo iiialo 

ditto fcnmio 

Aiimkrur 
Aglmlciest 
Lijdmmcdavo . 
Lisanifkcy 
l^mi;li . 

Auxlialiogor Lattuianiaril 
lil-vma:;onw.'iy . 
iMimnirloy 
ClaJfdiiagli 
IJallvdimi 

Augltm.tkorg innlii " 

ditto fctiit'.lu’ 
Dc'iryvid’ey 
Cl.dior . . 

njdliliay . 
Angliiiasiicdvey 

Anidoro . 

C’ir.nci AA'oikliuusc , 
ICilleiinii . 

Smitlilioriiugli . 
KiriniJicgn 
Miillngliaiifte . 
Modipu . 
Aimyidlougli iiiulo 
^ (fitto I'cmiilo 

Doiiainoyno 

Brnoniliold 

Biiidnnnan 

fTOrtnioie 

Di-unislicrry . 
llireo-TOilo-liouae . 

Clotifu-vv nr Glonnn . 
Uallin.tman 
Tomaiieal . 

Kdeiimors 
Dartiy-Itouse mtilo 



2 Rov. I, H. Movell 

3 licv. .1. I'arr 

4 liev. AT. M'ilgwull 
a ditto 

(i Rpv. C. Jl'Cluslcoy 
7 Rev. I. n. Moi-cll 
3 Rev. V. Evunan 
.0 ditto 

lo Mr. J. Joliiiaton 
1 11 llov, V, <!:u-olan 

12 Mr. T. M'Mtirr.iy 

13 llov. I*. C'cirnl.'ni 
M Kov. AV. ?l-t;woii 
I.A Rov. M. .Al'Dnwoil 

" IR itov. 1’. Canil.rii 
’ J7 ditto 
1(1 Rev. .1, fi. .Sniiiii 
III Rov. M. M'lWll 

20 Hev. .L (Toiidwin 

21 Kov. .1. Caiilliidd 

22 llov. A\'. AVlillo 

23 A\^. Fors!i*r, opi|. 

21 Clerk ol' I’oiirLiiwUidoii 
2.1 Mr. T. Monriiiuul 
20 Rov. I, lOllintt 
27 Kov. W. J.l'Kwen 
2B Rov. R, B, Sliaw 
2.0 Bov. (t. is. Cuidter 
30 liov. T. Tiomuy 
0 3! ditto 

. !i2 M, (•ioldiiif;. cwi. 

. 33 liov. J. Dally 

. 34 ditto 

. 33 ditto 

. IJd Rov. P. Du% 

. 5ll ditto 

. 3.1) Rov. P. Movtiagii 

. 40 ditto ■ 

4] ditto 

. 42| Rov. .T, Blcckly 

. 43! liov. P. Meyiiiigh 
44 Lady A. C'roinomo mii 
Rov. J. M, Cimydon 

4(i d, Nann, oso. 

47 Rov. C. liPdlaskey 
43 liev, F. Oormly 
40 J. Nnnn.oMi, 

SO Rov. J. Matliii 
.11 Roy. a. Kindclan 
o2 Rov. J, Doerv 
-as; ditto 

.A4| ditto 

.AS' W. Fon'tor, cat. 

56| D. IIirRiill, esii. 

.S7 liov, P. DuITy 
A( t| ditto 

.5,'i, Mr. 11. iTamoson 
<10 Mr, P. M‘SI,m,c 
til Rev. Or, B. Coultor 



Oiallna 

Dmiiilogagli )nalo 
ilitto femuto 
Aldwimll 
t'lady 
Killyinoro 
ivuockmoy 
Slaiwcrnood 
Iiidia-I.y . . . 



Aiinlialarrlior Killiog 
I Uiulnnoy Llpiior Cln^'lioriiy 



4 liov, A. O'lAoIicrty 

5 Rov. M, tllavko 

(i liov. A. Maxwell 

7 ditto 
II Rov. J. M'CAirtcr 
II liov. . 1 . Jludd 

10 liov. !•’. I,ittlc 

11 Rev. A. llvrou 

12 A . lAnvry, owi. 

13 N. Mayjlo, rsii. 

14 Rev, A. M'CalioeoIi 

15 Rev, M.O’Urieii 

Id Ml’. A. .loliiiEtaii 

17 Itor'. C. Iliimiltou 



_ Ij)| ({pv, 1*. Hradley 
tiioinaastlo ' male 2U| Rev, J. tlidim 
ditto Idiiialu 21 1 ditto 
Eailyi’iiwloy . . 221 Kov, I'’. .Slonu 

Raaiackiii . . '23 Kov. |‘. tjuiiiii 

iSoikiiiaro . . 24l ditto 

Draiiiiiislor . , 2o| ditlai 

1‘riifli . . . 2li Kov. .1, Miix-wcll 

t.'kailoaclo . . 27 Rov. M. (’oyiiu 

May . . .21! Mr. .1. Kalinu 

ditto imdo •; i'll Jiarl of Clatrloniont 

ditlii loMuilnVj ;ti) ditto 

Klltyrloglicr fcmalo ill Rov. D. O'Daliorly 
Ciilkill . . . 3 '.’ JIr». IC. Adams 

Tinitraimni-ay . . .331 Mr. O. M'Canuetl 

Casticlawu ' , . 3 l| Rev . 1 iaiiiiltoa 

f|ii.slloiiidiiy . . :i,'. Rov, D. O'Doliorty 

I'opurry . , iJU ditto 

iCakra i’oiiialo 37 j Major JI. G. ICdaurds 

audiicv, d.M'Doimoll 

Five-inilo-lovrii Aitti- 



Srioiii’.ieii 

Fiialiriiioro malo 

ilitlo I'eiiiidu 



Kilii.'diiisliogiio 
Canitall . 

Aoeliadiu-agli . 

Aajiiiiimidlvit . 
Straojjaiwilly . 
Stn.kaiiu . 
liomgli 11 

ditto li 
TattykoiTnii 
Dervnvliriiy 
Biillyaoiinv . 
CaatleiiiBllon . 

1 leiTuiiiml 
Litiiafreuvo 
‘I'attymoyle 
Demmona 
Fintoiia n 
ditto fc 
Dnimitomial . 
Shiink'ey . 
Gortolnwry 
Orriter Orngii . 



Kov. j. M'Doniioll 
Jiov. J. llamiii, 



noglior AA’orkiioujo. 'Rll (Icrk of PoorLnwlTiiioal 



1 . 44 J. M. l.iinnidiiui, 01:4, 

. . 4.A Rev. .1, llmiiia 

. 4(, M. AA-. .lollolt, asi|. 

mule o 47 Major Jl. (i. Kuttarda 
. . 4ft Kov. B. AA'rany 

. . 4il liev. J. JPDoiiagU 

. . .All liev. AV. Urowiio 

iiialo ,A1 Mr. .1, M'Farlaiid 

leimile .i2 ditto 

. . .A3 Rev, A. Amistroiig 

. .74 ditto 

. . ,'i.S Rev. J. Alonteith 

. Sfi Rov. 3. T. A\'r»y 

. . .77 S- A’ cBoy, esq. 

. . All Kev. li. (Jhiui.lcrs 

, ,7!) Rev. .1. Kelly 

. . (lO Jt«v. ,1. Porter 

male (il Rov. J. Kelly 

foniula (!2 liev. ti. Chaiiiben 

, b'3 Rev. ]{. Alien 

. (i4 ditto 

. fi,S Rov. AV. M'Conville 

(ill Rev. J. Ct. M'fTuwaii 
. (I7 Rev. .1. K. Leslie 

kliQii, fill Clerk of Poor LawUitiou 
. (ill Col. D. AV. Stuwftit 

. 71 Rev. AV. M'liouville 

. 72 Rev. ]•'. Devlin 

. 73 Rov. J. Aelioson 

. . 74 Rev. J'. Dovlin 

‘ , 7-7 Rev, J. AcliGHon 

Tialc 7(! Rev. J. Moutaguo 



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COUKTY TVltOXZ— (cOHtiawtfl. 



COUNTY CLARE- 






PalroR or Corrospomico 



4nS EiiuiaCrmoiKir, 

KUmouIttiL'ii j 

iffliS) ] I 

4IM!I IncliicronaQ . I 



13 Rev. J. SlicaJan 

1*1 J.UUaH iMorUITUV, ( 

1.5 Jiev. iJ. Ciuiie 
l(i Iluv. .Tonics 






;i Rev, J, R, Dill 
!i2| Rev. P. Hoiiion 
!>,il Rev, J. H. Um 
!M| J. liiiailtun, cji. 
!l.5| Uov. .1. R, Dill 
lif) Rev. F. Sieaii 
D7[ dicta 



: -;yrn I cutta 
a043 1 ditto 
4U 1 Erritsiir.ieiT 
47411 I ditto 
4l!l . Piiiuiiia 
377H i ditto 
4lIG(i ditto 

42U Kildfoss 

421 ditto 

422 ditto 

2.721! ditto 

2H1!7 ditto 

'511» KilWic! 
3477 Kilsken-y 

3341) ditto 

3438 ditto 

37I:l ditto 

3(>7II ditto 

43fB ditto 

3773 ditto 

4.533 ditto 

SWI ditto 

424 I.*!pii|iiiciiek 
11191 ditto 

200^ I.tim;:lcld 



Au;;Uuamo:‘c 

2.Iu!lo!'hli;.r.e 

Oort 

Uttllyfawky 



.31133 ditto . ditto fomnio 31 ditto 

3321 Kilrusli . Kiltudi iiiaJe 32 Rov. J, Kenny 

3322 ditto . ditto Tomide 33 ditto 

34I111 ditto . Kilrusli W'orkliouao . 34 Clorkid'l’oorLawUii 

421)1! ditto . Knoekcra . 37 Kov. J, Ktjiny 

319!) ICilliiiini . Knoekiiau^beymale 31! itoliei t Studdorl, c.sn. 

40-72 ditto . ditto feninlo 37 ditto 

3400 ditto . Dnuniiindum tnnlo 3!! ditto 

4173 ditto . ditto feinnto 33 ditto 

3740 ditto . Kiiaokiiidutnocnndo 41) dict^i 

;4!l4 Kibict)' . Bro.ndfoi'd nialo 11 Rev. E. Malone 

41311 ditto . (llt&i lomalo 42 ditto 

•i.ill _ ditto WiKidlleid . , 43 Robort Rtmldcvt, esq. 

3534 Kilmanabccii Kimistjmon Workbn. 44 Olorkof I’oorLaw Ciii 

4’t33 Kilnuily . CuiiiieHy mala 4.7 Ruv. J), Ljiicli 

-4334 ditto . ditto feiiiulc' 43 ilitto 

3734 Kilfaclioy , T.Iiltov.niM.illay inalei 47 Rev. J. JMIalioii 

37fi.7 ditto . ditto I'uniulo 43 ditto 

4!)1!) Killintiiiao . Ci-atl«o male * 4!) Rev, J. lJ,«icko 

4023 ditto . dicta ieiiialu* 50 ditti> 

4043 Kilurin . , O'C.dlasbau’sMill.Hm. .51 Rtiv, I’. Qu.-uct 

4212 ditto . ditto female I .72 ditto 

40.51 Kilaaboy . Cloroliii femala | 5.8 Rev. .S, WaUli 

-ills Kibinalen l)noiin.!3 . . . ' .541 Rev. M. M'lM.-.b.m 

4.540 _ ditto . Cloiibirn . . . | 5.jl ditto 

4113 Kilnou . , Au^yhaidal . . ; .5)!' Rei'. .1. (41uc.'Oii 

4-I3.5 Kiloiacvceliy . Lisc.Minou mnlu * .77] Sir iC. FiDweniid 

443S ditto . ditto female* .711- dicto 

4375 Kibnielia.-i . C'alrerinurjdiy . . ,5;ij Rev. T. Killy 

-lil,);) Kilniuti-y . C.ooaleebeoii untie liOMViiliniii t'usev, cnii. 

4f!li0 ditto . ditto female (ilj ditto 

24!>0 NoKmarkot . Newium-ket-ou-Fe.-- 

giu male 52' Rev, .7. Ifiiriiiiii 

2451 I ditto . ditto female (i3; ditto 

4277 ' O’brieo'a Driilgu Rota , . , 5-1 Rev. ,1. Boutko 

4.541) U'CiormcUoo . Ballybramt . . 55. Ruv, J[. t'lime 

4-7.50 ditto . Ik'ilcelly femiilc 5(i| ditto 

4275 Quin . . Quiu feinalo Rev. 1). Coriiet 

4275 ditto . ditto male 51ij ditto 

435!) ditto . Ballyrou?lmn . . 5!) ditto 

4921 Ratli . . Tonek”;ee male 7)1 Rev. H, M’ll.di 

4922 ditto . ditto feiiialo' 71 ditto 

3403 Toiiijtvaney . fivarilf Wotklioitro . 72 Morlt of R.mrTaiwtTiii 

-RJ74 ditto . Ser.riir male 73 Rev. M. Itidy 

4375 ditto . ditto foinalo 74 ditto 

4900 ditto . Tonij'raiioy femtilo 75 M. lleddmi, can. 

)31!) Tomfoiiloe . IJallycnr . , .75 Rev. .1. ii'uniiaa 



(rlonitmcy . . ii)2 dittr 

C.irvanajlian , , 103 ilitto 

'iortimjrofs , , lii4 Rev, J. G. M'Gotvan 

Drumsbambo female 107 Rev. R. St-wart 
t'lcimnees . . ioi; Ilev. A, Heron 

Trelltek nutk IH7 Rev. T. Trayiior 

ditto female ll)!l ditto 

naliynrd. . . lill) Mr. J. .Sberrard 

.StMiiajonier . . 110 Rev. T, 'fiav-iiur 

Dmmlatrvev . . Ill ditto 

Killabliimiek . .1)2 ditto 

rVn.:t)!illy . . 113 ditto 

Scmlmigford . , 114 ditto 

Kmiekiiagor . , [11,' ditto 

CIVmniT male llll P. O’Xcill, esn. 

ditto female 1171 ditto 

Drimmafotbo limb- ll!l J. .-5. Uovk, esq. 

ditto feitiaie llfl! IL ?.Ii*tbewa, esq. 

Funiavarta, . , I2ii| Rov. C. ji'C'.iuaan 

(VrieknaoiulUin . 121; Rav. J, R, bill 
bressno . . . lo-jj j_ (4rail.%;ii 

M'illmouiit . . 123. j.Ir. J. j.lartin 

Mt. I’kaiwii 6 female 1241 R, Matliuw esq 
I'l;. LoiigiielJ (Hebe lit! Rsv. J!. I/.ialliem 



ditto 

ilittii 

ditto 

ditto 

Loiigiield, Up. 



ditto 

Mntrberacro.is 

Romeroy 



Ponien.y. . ! |l2!)j I'iett ji. ifo':;|« 

kiaimukep . . 130 U, Fomtei- e«i 

(ialbully . . . jl3l! Rflv.K, Devlin 

Pomeroy malo Rev. M. Hmdic# 

ditto’ fcnwle''.i33; ditto “ 

Giuvalian . . |l3 lj Mr. J. ADdersou 

Mount Bemat.l . ditto 

Kitfkau . . . 11,'lr; ditto 

Caatiedev;,' . . ii;i. iiiito 

ditto \7 ovkiiause ()3'( Cllerirof PoorLawUni 

’13‘) Rev, P. (Juimt 

!I4U Jlr, .r. AiiJetion 
.141 ditto 

1142 ditto 

iH43 ditto 

il44 A. O’Neill, esq, 
jl45 Rev. P. Vincent 
|1I5 ditt.i 

‘l.!7 ditto 

11!) Rev. T. W. Junk 
■ l4!l Rev. P. 5^iiic«nb 
I 7(1 Mr. J. Gnihraitb 
151 Rev. K. Slcan 
|1.72 Rev. R. Holmes 



ililto . I 

Skirts of Unieyj 



ditto .■'I 
ditto 

ditto 
ditto 
Tvtiinm 
Terau-uamongan 
ditto 
ditto 
ili tto 



Augliioi.pm 
frcooiui , 
'i'mninioan 
Katbmncke 
K«krr:.ov 
Unickot* 

Edemln’rk 

Augluvey 



’rernioaM'Quiik, 
ditto . I 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Tnllyroskcn , 
Tombgbt 



-1720 I dit 
4531 Tulla 



COUNTY CORI 



J417 Ablieystrowry Skibberocn Workbo 
22)3 Affadown . Lislioen . 

4.53 Aglmda . Aghad.a male 



fumalo 



Rev. P. aiiecliT 
Ruv. M. Walsfi 
ilitto 

Rev. J. Ilall.amm 
ditto 

Rov. C. BulUley 
ditto 

Rev. J. ITnllanan 

ditto 

Rev. 7V. O’Conno: 



fcmalo 



fenmlo 

female 



12.79 I Driimmw 
1.51)7 ditto 

4901) ditto 

2,52!) ditto 

3712 ditto 

4300 liitto 

4575 ditto 

413 D.-omoro 



Oixigb ma! 

ditto fvm 

D.iliyiialuttty ' . 
C'iviiacain 
TattynalUvli . 
B.dly,'Oiva'i:s . 



73 Rev, J. Uollioon 
'e I 7!) Miss AL Ikmueily 
t) I 50. Rev. J. MitebeU 
. I Hi' Itov. J. Ilousloa 
. I 11'-* Mr. A. Rodeers 
. 113 Rev. M. O'K'mie 



(lom':;tass fcnulo j .O.ol Mr. E. O'Donell 
Banit^'ll fc.muik ;10oj F. Cuiwtord, esq. 



Itmiistymon mule 
kinitU-'raiiey . 
('ariinii.mo 

iJnimleiiinif? , 



20 'I'liotiias Keane, os(i. : 
I 21 ilitto 
I 22 Rev. S. Wakb 
23 Kov, C. Cliiiio 
: 24 ditto 
25 I). J. Wilson, ctq. 

2'i Rev. J, Furni.s 
27j ditto 

2lll T. O’llricn, o«i, 

29; ditto 
30| Ri-v. J, Barko, or B 
D. Vaugiioii 
31j ditto 
32 Rev, J, Kenny 



lUj kcv. K. L. Fit«,-il) 
I nnct Rev, h. Pov 
I 111 Rev. li. G. liuditi 



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COUt?Ty CORK— 



COUNrV CORK— (conirnued). 



! Pitroi) or Corrt!i])omlont. I | 



j<|j Piln’n or CorTospomloit, | 



S 722 niJlinora 
!U 12 S fiaJUiiconig- 
3 K 7 'J dilto 

o 02 !l Ballymoiluii 
4 D '5 Ciherlog 
470 Ciihiirojjh 
■-‘047 ditto 

5107 ditto 

405.0 ditto 

21134 Ciistleliavcn 
3030 ditto 

41135 Cloiimult 
lfi 73 C:o.tIfm;ir:yi- 



BalliDor.^ 

B;ilIiii^ollig nialo 
ditto femolo 
Baiidoii . 

New CiJ.aimiiro 
Killonloagh . 

Gurtouscrcono feinnle 



2(134 Oistlcliaven . Cjistletowiisaiid mala 
303 (i ditto . ditto fouirUa 
41135 Cloiimuit . Ctoiimiilt* 

1373 Ciu'.tU'iiiarlyi' - Bcautad . , , 

2045 (Jiistle T. Koiich CVHtlatotraro.aoh malo 



2470 ditto 

20.50 Carrigtoliill 
253(1 ditto 

403 Cloiidroliid 
464 ditto 

466 Clonpriesb 
4053 ditto 

2452 Clovne . 

2453 ditto 
469 Corklieif 
3132 C 3 mrchto\vu 
5190 Cienore 
5140 Cteagli , 



ditto feiunlu 

CoTrigtoliill mala 
ditto lemulu 



Girrauo mala 

ditto famalo 

Cloiipriest moio 

ditto fumale 

Cloyne . miiio 

Ballykiioek 
Cliurclitowii . 

5 Vallaliiwn 
Skilbetaeji jive]>ai'a> 
tory male 

ditto famalo 

Dallvhas male * 



. . 23 Ecv. D. Iloi'gau 

nialo 24 ditto 

ferniilQ 2.5 ditto 

. 26 Rev, U. Murphy 

a . 27 Rao. S. Lucy 

. 211 Rov. D. Lovo 

. . 2;i ditto 

1 female 30 Mr, K. (iahvay 
ill . 3l| lU-v. D. Dora 

d male 32j Rav. ,1. Muluthy 
fouialo 33| ditto 

. . 34 Rev. M. riaiinigiiu 

3.5I Rev. P. Mnvciiott 
cIi male 31i| Rev. .1. Fitzpatrick 
femalu 37| ditto 

mala 3!lj Rev. N. Walsh 
femulu 39 ditto 

male 4(l' Rev. L. 5\'alsli 
famalo 41 1 ditto 

moia 42 Rav. M. Hlieahiui 
fumale 43 ditto 

mule 4-1 Ruv. J. Russell 
female 45 di tto 

. . 46 Rov. J. M'I>on.aid 

. . 47 Ituv. ,1. Riisaell 

. . Hi Rev. I*. Mraoue 



i 430 ! Moiiaiiiiiny . Killuvillon femalu IhO Rov. P. Greone 

263.5 : Morragh . 1 Nuwi'ohIowu . . 120 Rev. W. Miiridiy 

43.54 I J.lituiielstown MituhehitmvDMud.Ag. 121 J'hvrl of Kingston 1 
,, I ' 1 '. Mooklur, osii, 

5 i)f> . Macronm . Mauiomu imdo 122 Ituv. T. Luu ‘ 



5141 ditto ditto 

4953 Castleiudgnor Dallvhas 

4954 ditto ditto 

473 Dauras . . Four-mile \V 

51113 Drimoluague . Driinoluairue 

4268 Donomil . iSoneraii 

43511 ditto . Bidlyvoiiier 

lyil Driuagh . I’mhlack . 

1930 ditto . Minaiies . 

2959 Desert 3 eiges Ahaimliill 

3 . 50 I Dmigourmty . Diingoiiniey 

16(16 East Skull . Biillydalioh 

1774 ditto ditto 

476 Faiilnhus . Dimnianwav 



Dallvhas male * 51 J. M. Wrirou, usq. 

ditto female’' 52 ditto 

Four-mile Water . .53 Rich, O'Doiiovan, c 



506 . Macronm 
.507 j ditto 

48.96 <Iilt(. 

13114 Middlutou 
512 I ditto 



1.544 Mallow 
41131 ) ditto 

4928 ditto 

36.51 ditto 

40.53 Newaiarkut 

5 1 87 Rathcrioney 

2164 Rciicuvreu 

492.5 tlitlo 

51 (i Rathliany 

2705 ditto 

.518 Rosa . 
246.9 Rosscarliury 

23 |.) Rachcormao 

2281 Riitlimoro 
4893 Ririeroan 

138.5 81 . Fiuhor 

1386 ditto 



Mauiomu imdo 122 Ruv. T. Luu ^ 

ditto fumidu 123 ditto 

(litto Woi khousu 124 Clerkof Poor LawUiiio 
Middleton, nuilo l 2 .’> Ruv. W. Keane 

ditto l'uiii;i!o 126 Rev. 8 , Ciojipiiigor and 



iter . .53 Rich, O'Doiiovan, esq. 4250 ditto 

. . .54 Rov. J, D. Croeiion 4.572 St. Multose 

female ;),i Rov. J, O’Mahoiiy 3324 SS Mary ai 
56 Rev. A. . I. Peyton AiiiitSInm 

. . 57 Rev-.T. D, Cht-edun, and 31 (i .5 «t .inni.»sii,ra 

Rev ,T. Ryan 1 . 5 -Hi St. Ibu.l's 

■ '5; n “’Jn'er. ''‘itull . 

■ 00 i; 1923 Slmnusarrv 

■ I ' o n r ' “196 Slianimlly’ 



Kinsali! Wiirkhoiiso 139 Cdurkof IWLiiwUiiion 
Rathharty nmlo |139 W. ({allwcy, esq. 

ditto fcniiilu 1411 ditto 

Old Chapel malo |141 Rev. . 1 , Molonoy 

A.nlngh prciiajutory!i -12 ditto 
Kiincknmiiiig . .143 lU-v, . 1 , M'Oarthy 

Ringaruguo , . 'l 4 -t Rbv. J. Fitznatnefc 

Bidlymnca . . 145 Rev. W. O’Cojuior 

County Guol No. I l 4 li K. R. Towusond, esii. 

ditto No. 2 1-17 ditto 

Balliiitoinplu . . l 48 Michnel Murjihy, esq. 

Kinsale female 149 Rov. D. Murjdiy 



356.5 ditto Dimmnnway W.liou-s 

47.9 Freemount . Frcomiiuul 

4057 Petnioy . Fetmoy mala 

• ditto preparatory 

' .lt.7 ' (IRtu workhouse 

4113 Garryvoa . Garryvoe . 70 Rtv J h'luBiv ' 

4054 aianwortli . B.ollm.hmEan . . 71 Rov. M. Mm, re 

• Darmuonnery* . 72 Ruv, M. KnviKht 

im • 73 Ruv. .1. HollnSd 

5,0- undo /4 tlitto 

aTH '•> ditto 

inm T ■ fidlingoary female 7(i ditto 

1943 Inmsliaimon . Iimieiiannoii . . 77 Rev, 91. I'iuld 

509H r^f • l- • • • 76 Ruv, M. Ilmuiigiuv 

,• B-dlmgmth . . 79 ]{uv. Murmy 

4640 Uermoriongh Castleinartyr nude » 80 Ruv. M, ilaunivmi 
til 1,-'*'*'°. • fenmlee 81 ditto ^ 

•>9?H Ruv..r.Shcahnu 



Dollydnlioh malo (>1 Rev. J. KilleTior 
ditto foniala (i 2 ditto 
Dimnmnway . . 63 Mr. J. M‘Doiiald 

Dcrrinacahcm . . 64 Rov. . 7 . Doiieuy 

Dimmnnwav W.liousu 6.5 (,'lorl; r 7 ,.ir 



4.572 St. Multose . Kinsale female 149 Rov. D. Mundiy 

3324 SS, Mary and ‘ 

- 5 '>iitSh:im!un St. Patrick’s mala 1.56 Rov, . 1 . Uiowiio 
3 l 6 o «t. Unnsssiuiralmi ditto fulllido 1 . 5 ] ditto 
1 . 5-13 St. I’lud’s . SS. Peter and Paul’s 1.52 Rev. . 1 . ( »’.Siilliviiu 

99 / skull . Skull male 1 . 5,1 Rev. Killuhcr 

1.923 iSlmiiugarry , Kilmahoo , l, 5 .| Rev..!, |{us.si.il 

•1195 Slianimlly . Ilawlhimliiio Ishuiil i. 5.5 \V. F, Wvntwurtli and 

T. . 1 - Atlciiismi, wira 



>j Clerk ofPoorLawOiiion! .)701 I 



66 Rov. R. O’Riordan 
(17 Rov. I. Murphy 



ditto workhouse j 69 Cturl; of PoorLawUuiouj .'jihi 



3764 Templchuviuio j Slmiilmllynioi'uuiale I 161 I Rev, A. . 1 . J’uyto 
376-5 ditto . i ditto l'uiimlull 62 <lit 6 > 



B.allinilanEan . 
Dormuonnery* 
Killmrty . 
Inchcgeelagh malo 
ditto fenuile 



1949 luDishauQ 
175,5 Imogcel 
509.3 Impfirick 



Imdeliannoi) . 
Ciistlemartyr . 
BMlingmth 



. 5 ‘>) Tuuipluhridgo Myrtluvilh, 

253.1 Tiiiioluaguu . Timnh'iieui, 

525 Yoiiahal . Yuintlial . 

.3928 ditto . ditto 



ditto I'uiimlu l(i 2 ditk, 

llallyilniioH . 163 Rov. W. O’Coimor 

Capo Clear l»ld. male KM Rov, VY. IJalaimii. 

ilittu fumale 16.5 (litto 

.Shorkiu r«liHid* . lUii Rev. N, Wrixoii 

Baltinioru liiuhi 167 Rev. . 1 . FiU]iatriuk 
ditto fuiualu 16(1 ditto 

Myrtluvilh, . . 169 Rov. . 1 . Ryiui 



, dittu fenmlei* 81! ditto' '' 

■S ‘’S*- : • • « ""'j, 

iS'S Ks" u ■ " »«-.o.A..c.,.b, 

496 Ti,™ Clunutica female 85 Rov. .T, Sheahau 

^ D= 

490 Kilg^I : CMly ™ 7 a'' 89 Thomi^Doasv us,, 

M.3 Kanlutk . Kaaturk Workhouse 90 Clrrkof PoorlJawljuinr 

456 Kilmaciuiogue Binliy male .91 Ruv, J. Barry 

Jf‘ 'ijf” • - 7emaIo ,92 ditto ^ 



. 176 Rev. It, Suvmoiir 
.171 Rev, M, Hlluahan 
fvmah, !l 7'2 ditto 

hifaui |I 73 (litto 



ditto AVorkhousa 93 Clerkof PnorL.wUnion 23W 
Kueckrabn . , 94 Rev, S. Luuv 4CI5 

iuUeagl, ... 95 Rev. R. L, Fitzgibhon 3.591) 

r. »"■' Rev. M. Power ,50;«) 

^tlotovvd . . 9G Rev. M. Enright 5191 

Grenano, Bere Island 97 ditto 5l(j-> 

Rdtniskey femaloc 98 P. O'Sullivan, Esq. 4675 
Caberdanffe , 99 Rov. M. Enright ^ ,5119 

Castletown female 100 ditto * 54) 

Giirraneragh . . loi Rev. J. O’DriscolI .51(8) 

K, money . . J02 Rev. J. J. Rvan 5170 

Kilworth malo 108 Rev. James Daly 4840 



1141 ) ditto 

14 I«I Ardfurt. 
4663 Uidlvheiiruo 
4712 ditto 

3761 Bally, nauullii 

1396 Buimnc 

• 2 IMI 4 f 5 Lhin-,iveuu 



ditto f(anale 104 ditto ^ 
King Wm’s. T. male 106 Michael Boynn esc 
ditto female 106 ditto ’ 

male 107 Rev. M. Soannoll 
Clashhee* . . lofl ditto 

Enmakcane male 109 Rev, D. O'Sullivan 
ditto female 110 ditto 

Kiiocfcavilla . . Ill Rev, M, Field 

Little lalaml . . 112 Rev, S Lucy 

^swrroi . . ll.H R^v, N. WrLn 

Bntlcrstown . . 114 Rev. .f. Earcy 

Lisgould . . . 113 Rev, E, O’Hia 

foames male 1 16 Rev. J. O’Driscoll 
— • female 117 ditto 

Killavillen mMa ng r,v. p. Greene 



n 23(9 Duiurh . 
4 CI .5 (fitto 

3 . 591 ) ! ditto 

■ 50 ;«) j ditto 

5191 : filenlieii'Ii 

5192 _ ditto 

4670 Keiimare 
.5119 ditto 

541 Killnla . 

.5169 ditto 

5170 ditto 

4840 Killarney 

365.5 Kicolemnii 
4766 Killcnticrua 
4761 ditto 

542 Killiiry . 

•543 ditto 

34113 ditto 

2650 IGinancaii , 



. lilcuiicrvillu malo 

. ditlii fuimilu 

. ArdfoH . 

iiu . Uallylaiiguiio male 

ditto female 

dligot CIokIht male 
. 'I’ulloha . 

ill . Cahircivocn f'lmJo 

. Duiijfh malo 



3 (litto 

4 Rov. J. O'Sullivaii 
.5 Ruv. I’l. M'C'arthy 

6 ditte 

7 Ruv. C. O’Calli^han 

8 .Ininus Hickson, esq. 

9 Mrs. K, Miiliniiey 



ditto fumulo 1 1 ditte 

Ttienonigh . 12 ditto 

Knockahiiiglia . . 13 ditto 

Bunglawsh male 14 Rev. T. Enright 
ditto fumalo 1.5 ditto 
Kennmrc Workhoue* Ili Rev, .J, O'Sullivan 
Caller* . .17 ditto 

Glenllosk . . 18 Rev. . 1 . .Shanahau 

Caatlemaiue nmlo 19 Ruv. U, Drew 

ditto female 2(1 ditto 

Kill.arneyAVorkbonse 21 Clerk of Poor Law 

Uuioii 

Bollyoughtcra . 2‘2 Ruv, J, IJuckloy 

Clounclougli malo * 23 Ruv. C. Mognilian 
ditto fomalu* 24 ditto 
Kilhiry niMo ‘ 2.5 J. King, esq. 

ditto funudu 26 ditto 
Ballynoo ... 27 Rov, li. M'C'arthy 



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OUNTY KERllV— 



COUNTY TIPPBItARY— |cw>/m«erf). 






Patnin or Currcapondrnt. 









Patton or Com«i|omdijut. 



O’Oomey 

Kattiass 
Tralee . 
ditto 



O' Dorn«y mole ‘ 

ditto iemalG' 

Dconiacciii temporary 
Tralee Workhouse 
ditto male 

ditto female 



3-i Rev. T. Fitzgerald 223/ B.allvslieelmn 
C(! ditto 573 Hoiiiick 

37 Rev. E. M'Caitliy 574 ditto 

31) Clerkofl’oorLiwUnion 575 ditto 

3!) Itev, J. G. M'Knvry 47il3 Bitckoa 

4U Mrs. M.B. O'Shea, and 576 Cnher . 

Rev. .T. (i. M'Eiiery 577 ditto 

41 Rev. J. O'Sullivan 35J6 Carrick 

42 liev. M, Devine 58(1 Cashel . 

581 ditto 
4612 ditto 
2203 Clerilmn 
2638 ditto 
^48 Olo^lijordnn 

8371 ditto 
5H4 Cloneeii 
.570 Clontiultv 
57H ditto 

582 ditto 
1131 ditto 
4.542 Colentau 
3414 CorbiiJly 
4214 thiileii . 

585 D.OIU . 



Dualla . 
liallysloe 
Cloiimii'laiie 

(TOrtiudioe 

Meld.-um. 



fleraglisaliMli’ 

Balljiinleg'’ 



COUNTY LIMERICK. 



2539 Aliberfeale 
4295 Ardagii 
3203 Abingdon 
3284 ditto 
30(>6 B.allingaddy 
2353 BalliBifnnT 
5.52 Boher' . 



Abbeyfeale 
Balliuabernn . 
Abingdon male ” 

ditto female* 

Kilmaliock Workhouse 
Bullinlcena 
Kishikirk male 



1 Rev. D. Lyddy 

2 Rev, Cl M'Donnell 

' 3 Rev. T. O'B. Costelloe 

4 ditto 

5 Olei'kofPoorL.awUoiot 

6 Rev. >1. Pii/gerulil 

7 Eari of Clare, or T. R 

Davenport, esq. 

9j Rev. Jiune« Rvan 
Il)| Rev. J. O'h'lunag/in 
1 Daniel OTloiinvaii, esn. 

12 Rev. M. nogan 

1 3 ditto 

14 James Potter, c«e. 

15 Rev. J. Rvan 

Hi Lady J. Pitruiblioa 
17 Rev, T. KiHne 
18, Sir M. Barrington ami 
I W, H. Barrington. esq. 

I.'l, Rev. L. Hartnett 

21 Henry P. Foshetry, esq . 

22 Rev. P. Quaid 

2.5 T. Bolton, csn. 

24 Rev, P. Benson 

25 Rev. M. Miirrune 

26 llov. D. Bnikley 

27 Kcv. II. Fitzgibl/on 

28 ditto 

29 Sir R. Burke and W. 

Hotvley, csn. 

.311 ditto 
.51' Rev. M. Fitzgihbou 
32. Rev. P. Quiiid 
<'i3: ditto 

.541 Mias E. M. D. Evans or 
Rev. D. O'Brien 
35 Rev. P. Bouson 
3(i ditto 
37 ditto 
311 ditto 

39 llov, J. Ryan 

40 ditto 

41 Lord Montcagle and S. 
r E. Cnilis, esq. 

42i ditto 

43 Mr. H. O'Brien 

44 Rev. M. Mi/rrane 

4.5 Rev. P. D’Arey 
4 6 ditto 

47 Clerk ofFoarLowUnion 

48 5V. S. O'Brien, esq, and 1(111! 



BallngU . . . 33 ditto 

Coltiiian . , . 3 -jI Rev. 5V. iliffvrnan 

Roi/rrun Wolkliouse 35j Clerk of I’lmr Law Ui 
Oullen . . 36j Rev. James llnnly 

Droni . . .37 Rev. T. JIullany 

Bainaiio in.ile 38 J. Clarden, esq. 

ditto female 39 ditto 

ICglirh m.ale ' 40 Rev. .lua. IJcnniiiglia 

ditto female' 41 ditto 

Wvaiguo . , .42 Rev. ,f. Butler 

Ural<l . .43 ditto 

Fctlinn! ... 44 P.ev. M. Ijilian 

ditto mule * 4.5 ditto 

ditto foniiile' 4(i ditto 

Borrisoluigh male 47 Rev. W, Jlorris 

ditto fcinnlo 48 ditlo 

Reife'l. . . . 49 . ditlo 

rboinastoivn , . .50 Rev. .J, O'Ooiiiiov 

diltti*. . . 51 VisruiiiitCbiilKit.Piil. 

Rev. J. O’Cutiiioi 
Cone.sjiiiiirlcnt. 

Dmtmn . . . ,52 Rev. .1. Sl-Jloiinill 

Mnnlyke- . . ,53 Robert Nicolson, osii. 

Ho.ir Aldioy . . 5.| Rev. .f. JI-Doiimll 

. . .M Rev. J, Moloney 

. . .56 ditto 

. . 57 Rev. J. Holley 

:1mm . .58 Ruv. J, Butler 

. . ,59 Rev. J, Moloney 

. . 60 Rev. ,r. O'Cuniior 

. . 6i Rev. T. Midlaiiy 

. . 62 Rov. J. iliinly 

. 63 Rov, M. luiUbu 

. . 64 ditto 

. . 65 <litto 

. 66 ditto 

. . (i7 Rev. R, Burke 

. , 68 Rev, M. Jsi6im 

Itlier . 69 Rev, M. .S, O'ftoniio; 

male "6 Rev. li. M'fi’ratli 

female "1 ditto 

7'2 Uidy Osbomo 

73 Rev. 11. Krniy 

74 Rev. P, Ken.ie.ly 

7-5 ditto 

7(i ditto 

77 Rev. J. Uiiike 

78 Rev. 5V. ijilliw, 

79 Rev, M. B.-moii 
89 Rev. M. luilTun 
81 Rov. J. Huiily 
H2 Rev. M. Lalb... 

83 Rev. A, O’Connor 
114 ditto 

8.5 fllcrkof PoorLuvfUn 

86 Rev. E. Larkin 

87 Rev. K. Burke 

88 ditto 

89 Rev. J. Dalton 

90 Rev. M. LnfTan 

91 Rev J. O'Clonnor 

92 Rev J. Hatily 



553 ditto 
4821 Bniree . 
-2183 Castlotovi-n 
'2212 Clonagli 

2007 Croagb . 

2008 ditto 

559 .Utto 
Rib'S Cal.ercouli.sh 
556 Caselcco..iiell 

2289 ditto 

560 Qotu.keen 



ditto 

Bruruc . 
Castletnvvn 
('oolcaiquigh 
Ctoagh 



I.isnnmnck 
Caberline 
Mt Sluiniion 
C'astleroQnell 
Clo.iulteoQ 



female I 



2459 ditto 

4039 Fctliard 
4940 ditto 

590 (tla.ikeon 
3486 .litto 

•591 ditto 

1900 CTolile.i 
4620 ditto 



2696 Ci-oome . Croome 

26.97 ditlo ditto 

3(k 99 I C3utpel Ruasell, Pallaskenry 
4412 I Drun.eollohcr Drumrolloti 
482(1 I Doom . . Coogy 

4665 ] Feeungh Iteenagb . 

: 1934 Faeiionagh , Fefbouagh 

3221 Glenroe , Crletiroe . 

,561 Kiileedy . 1 Killccdy . 

4>I22 ditto . I Asbforii . 

S(.‘2 Killingajriff . 

563 ditto 

564 ICilfi.iane 

1548 KlIlagl.QlcvhiLacc 
4702 ditt. 

5102 Knuckaderry, 

4464 Kiiincedy 



female 



ditto 

Killi.iaue . 
B.-oadfor/I 

K.iockaderry 



Kili-u...n.in 

Kilfeavlu , 

Killoskube.i 

Cileubiiwii 

Killei.aiile 

Gniystovvn 

Laneajinik 



female I 



female 
Feenagh molo 

ditto female ' 

BoUamstoum . 

hit. Trcnchatd n.ale 



44(i5 ditto’’ 

4469 ditto 

4470 ditto 

5142 Kn.Kikant 
5196 ditto 

'254(1 Lougheii 

3131 ditto 






female* 



Rev. T. Ceil’ ” 

49 Earl of Devon 

50 Clerk of Poor LawUi 

51 D. O’DoriovitJi, esn. 

52 Rev, J. Ryan 

.53 ClerkofPc.orL.iwUn 
54 Rev. J. IL Syoa.. 



4704 ditto 
3415 Ratltkvale 
568 Ratbroran 
287.0 Ratl.r..nary 



iNewcistle .Hod-Agr,’ 
Ratlikeole Workhouse 
Billyvohun 
Athei 

Limerick M’orkhouse 
Pury-square female 
SL John's female 



55 Rev. W, Bcmrke 

56 Rev. J. Brabiin 
.57 Right Rev. J. Ry. 
58 Rev. T, Downes, 
69 ditto 

60 Rev, T. Carroll 

61 Rev. J. Ryan 



Munchia's , SS. Uuy a Muaebln-s asa. 
ditto . ditto infant 

Petra- aPsai'/ SS.Peter&Paul'smale 
ditto . ditto female 

lOrnatulli . Tonr 
lagh . . Tower Hill 



5)98 Religmurry 
4071 Shronebill 

3445 Shnnraban 

6U6 Solliilmdo 

2812 ditto 
3024 St, Mniy’s 
2-297 ditto 

■2679 St. John’s . 

4069 St.Patk's.Rork MoeklendiiU .* 
3.163 SS.Pairiek's.ItocL 

'i.ulJoliiiUttptist Cashel Worklious 

3&8 Tcmplekflly . Bullina , 

2286 Tetiipleinore . Oollegehill n.ale 
608 Templotony . Tei.ii.letaiiy male 

M9 d.tto , ditto femal 

Oil Templetuohy. Ballykuoekan . 

6i3 ditto . Toiler 

.H42 Tippentty . TipperaryWorkUoiia 
1769 Toome . . Cappughwliite male 

)/80 ditto . ditto female 



COUNTY TIPPERARY. 



Anacarty 

ditto 

Anemeodlc 

ditto 

Aidmoyle 

Au'hterleign 

Ballingarry 

Ballymackey 



Abbey male 

ditto female 

Anac.irty . 
Moborough 
AEameidIo male 
ditto female ' 

Ardmoyle 
Nodstown male 

ditto female 

Knockavilla . 

Kyle Commons 
Ballymackoy . 



1 Colonel P. Phipps 

2 ditto 

3 Rev. W, F, Mullally 

4 ditto 

5 Rev. J. Maher 

6 ditto 

7 Rev, W, Kirwan 

3 ditto 

9 ditto 

10 Rev, E. Meclidr 

1 1 Robert Nicolson, esn. 

12 Rev. J. Whitley 




APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS 



COUNTV TlpriilUIIV— (coxliuwtO. 



I PuJroii or Corrospuiiduiit. { 



GIC Toomevatn . Toomorai-a 

fii* ditto . ditto 

22JS TuUriimao . Cool.iiovno 

mo ditto . Rnso <iroen 

aC47 TIturlos . U'lmrlts ^Vorki 

5110 ditto , ditto I'uiu 

40011 ditto . ditto 

4512 ditto . ditto 

451S ditto . Rnlieotty 
Sid Uskiino , SopwcU , 

41179 Upper Cliunb GiirniJticlkB 



I Toomorai-a iiialo jlJOi Kcv. J. Sdaghor 
ditto foiniilo I j 1 1 ditto 
Cooliiiojno . . [l!'J Rev, M. Lriifan 

Rosutlroen . , IKlI VutyUev. j. ji'Daiincll 

'i'lmrlos Workiionrc ll-l| Clutltof r<‘orIjiwUiiiiij 



in. iiiduii. I l.C Itov. 1*. Lutiiv 
fimiaiu ill: ditto 

Nil. 2 117 Itov. T. O’Connor 



C0UNT5' CARLO W — (corrt/anrd). 


null 


I’avish. 


Sebuul, 


4 J I’.ilruii or Cortespouilvnl. 


67.1 

3139 

4261 

4262 
•11.54 

661 

66’2 

•1077 


Ratlivilly 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

.St. Mullins . 
Tullow 

ditto 

ditto 


ICnorlilislioii iinilii 

ilitto female 

liatliimiro liinio 

dilto fciimle 

'rullow nmlo 

ilitto female 

tiniiigo . 


16 Rev, ,T. tiaiimi 

17 ditto 

III ditto 

19 ditto 

2ii Rov. C. Doylo 

21 Rl. Uov, V. Daily, p.^t, 
Rov.l). .Muldowiioy,Cor 

22 ditto 

•2,1 Jlr. J’. Doylo 



Ardmore iiuilo 

ditto i'omale 

lidlydiiff ^o. 0 

Bativgunner male 

Palin"” . 

Baiiyluiicen . 

Claslimoru 



iiutlo l| lluv, (f. Prouder 

I'eninle 2 ditto 

Ivo. 0 13 Rov. P. Fogarty 

male 4 Kov. 11. Punur 

iemalo -a ditto 

. . (ij Rev, T. Cisoy 



1!)1!-1 Diiofonitoon lllaokrork iinilo 

19(1.5 ditto . llocittTsUiwn leiimle 

.IKH! Blaiif.liari'Istown Ci.liru fviDuUi 



I Ca-stleknoi'k . I lilaiiclnirdstuwii male 



Siimmervilla female .0 T. Irillon, ocii. 
Pnssiiju liost . .It) Rev. T. Dixon 
Woodrtotvn . . 11 Uigiitllmi.LordC! 

Dniiiilnll male 12 Rev. .1, joy 
ditto I'eumlo l.'l ditto 
Mount Odd . . 14 Rev, J. Ualloy 

JIidionbridKo . . IS Rev, .T. Gisoy 

Bennefs Churcli . Hi Rov. K, Urliin 

Gurrnnljane r.i.nls 17 Rev. M. O’Connor 



dim ditto 

7 ditto ■ I 

H Rev, W, Mmikosy and | I';! i 

Rev, M. Puteell CloiiturU 

.0 T. Dillon, os,i. J ^ 

111 Rev. T, Dixon 1^1'. 

11 l%iit Hon. Lord Carew 'f'i ^’‘'^,“7 

12 Rev. .1, Joy L^’. ' i“° 

1.’! ditto FitiRlaa 

14 Rev, J. Ualloy | ditto 

is Rev .T Gisev ( Girt'istown 

Hi Rev. K. Urkin I I‘*'I 

17 Rev. M. O’Connor Kiltcrnan 



iinilo ! Kcv. J. Kiiiiij 

lelimie '2 ditto 

feiDuIo :3 Ml'S. A. C. Midler 
iiialo 4 Mr. (4. Lyons 

0 . .5 Rov. D. lU-id 

11 male (I Rev. M. Dune-an 
ivinalo 7 ilitto 



ditto female Id ditto 

Orange, . . R)! Rsv. (i, PromlcrgMt 

l-eiior male 20 Itov. .Icy 

ditto female. 21 ditto '' 

IrLslitown female 22 Rev. J. Baldwin 

Kill No. 1 tm Rev. .J, SP(4„itI, 

lu^sdrtown . . 2-1 LiuIyC,S:K,OsU)nie,es.|. 

KiiCH:ka;ioro . . 2.7 itov. M. .Siimtt 

(iiiigarvmi MMnmre o(t Clerk of Poor Law Union 

KiiO( k.nioro fruiale-^ 27 Rev. iM. fipnitt 

D Lou-Utaiic . , 2fl It. P, Rimayiie, csii. 

Caiipoiiiiin Ro, 2 2!) Rev. .f, Walsh 

ditto feniulu Ik) ditto 

Lismore mide .11 F. it. Curry, eai. 

ditto fomidu 32 ditto 

ditto Worklioiise 3.1 CierkofPoorLa'wTTiiion 

Touriii . . . :u .Sir R. MutBravn 

Arrtglin . . . ;n Rev. P. Poararty 

Liainoro foci. No. 2 llli ditto 
Movrollop . 37 Copt-iin J. Barry 

Butlointowii . . 3I1 Rev. M, l-'iviia 

GurryiiBsnmgh . ;;<) Rev. .T, Rlnmidian 

Bonnithoii , 4ii He,.. E. Mcimlicr 

KliackTanlioii mnlA J1 T-.l,.rf. r\... r. . 



I Kill . 

' 4970 ditto 

714 Liiraii . 

715 ditto 

7ll> Lusk . 

•:711 diUa 

711I ditto 

71K ditto 

3L:4 ilillii 

45.VJ ditto 

7'J(l Moiilrstiiwn 

3.1II4 ditto 



!.52"'l Ratticorniirk fTlimpatrirk . 

4R.')0 ditto Hatheomiick temiiv 

!<(>/ .5tnulbally StiwUially male 

l/'.'i ditto ditto foica 

ofr26 St. .lolin’s Wat.,TlordWorlcliou 
Ili9 lalW Cnstlcririiaid 

4310 ditto Bidlydun- fen.al 

4(1.1 Iciuidomicliael CTloiulinc 

(94 Tnmioro . Tramure male 

'em nr a 

4--ft i’itti-ick’s foiaal 

•l/oM M liiteclmi-cli Ballintaylor male 



Touriii . . . :u Sir R. MusKravn 

Arrtglin . . . ;n Rev. P. roararty 

Liainoro feci. No. 2 llli ditto 

Movrollop . 37 Copt-iin J. Barry 

Butlointowii . . 311 Rev. M, l-'iviiii 

GurrynBsnmgh . ;;<) Rev. .T, Rlnmidian 

Bonnithoii , 411 He,-. E. Mcimlicr 

knockninboii male 41 LadyCI.OHliotno.Patr. 

R^v. J. Power, Corr. 

• • .42 Rev. T, Butko 

Newtown male 43 Rav, .7. M'Cii-.itU 

uitto feiDide 44 ditto 

P.ltnwn main * 45 Rev, M. Purcell 
ditto famalu® 4Ii dii.to 

fT!impatri(;k . . ,|7 Laily C. O.d.omo 

Hatheomiick temjiy. 411 Rev. T. Burke 
htiwUially Male .|9 J>. Jf. Barron, esq. 
ditto feni.a 11 .’’.ll ^ 



7’25 Nowrasilo . Neiviiieitlo mido 

7’2i; ditto . dlltii fiiiir.l 
421)2 OU CoHiiauglit >St. I’eter's, Litllu 

. ^'■'*7 ’iiiila 



dilto ieinalo 7 ditto 

Mulliuddart . . (■ ditto 

Lower Uoiul . !l ditto 

Riidiniuiid fcnuilo 10 Itrv. 1-!. Keiirody 

Driiiiiroiidra . . 11 Rev. Jaiiios cinrko 

Cniiiiliu tnalo 12 Rev. L. Roclie 
Dalkry nialti 13 Rev. B. Slieridoc 

ditto feiiialo M ditto 

Pinulas riiali- 1.5 Rev. P. O’Sullivnu 

dittn female 111 ditto 

Giirrslfiwn iiiiilo 17 Rov. .1. Green 

tlillo iiMii.-ilo 111 ditto 

Gieuciillen iin.lo 19 0. Pitr.Sinion. c.s<|. and 

Rov. C. .1, U’Coiiiior 

Caliiutocly fomalo 2(1 Rev. A, J. Paijarv 

ditto jiialu 21 liithi 

Luriiii iiialo ’22 Rov. .James I.eo 

ditto fi'iiialo 2;i dit'o 

Riisli iiialo 2-,’ Rev. N. Aiidtows 

ditto feiicile '25 ditto 

I-iisk iiiiilii 29 Rev. A. Coatij'.in 

ditto femiila ’27 ditto 

B.ih-o'.ln.ry WorkUoii.;i. 211 Clerk of PoorI„a,vUuioii 
Conliiir . , 2!l Willi, am llaima, esii. 

Iviiij.'slnwn nude IWi Rev. B. .'ilnriclaiv 

dilto feiiialii 31 ditto 

Bliirliroi'k ffiiialo 32 Rov, .1. Emiis 

Neiviia.'tlo niidi! 33 Rev. .1. Dimiiu 

ditto feiiii.la 3] ditto I 



727 Palmcrstmvn Paliiivrjitowii 

7'2(i ditto . dittn 
4(i(i(l Portriiiio . Ponraiio 
4(311 ditto ditto 

721» Ratlifiimli.mi Loictto 



32(I.> I Ratliiaieliaiil Itatlnioivii M’oildio 
4[1('5 I UiihIi . . j Daielisliiiiiiy . 



730 I’ky'i'iti'd . linjcjanl 

1035 R.ii.try . iSidlvniiiii 

311117 St. Minli, Ill’s St. Mirliaii’ 

7.13 St, 'J'lioinii,’ N, Willimii 

St. Aiidooii’a 8t. Audooii' 



nude 3.1 Rev. A, .T. Fiiioiu 
I'nmiile 3d ditto 

iiialo 37 dolm (j’Uneii, csij. 
friiiiilii 311 ditto 

male 39 Mis, S. Evans 

feimilo -III dittn 

feiiiaiu 41 Mrs. F, Ball 

. .12 Rev. J/, Uodio 

inaie *1.1 Rev, C, ILmnov 

foiude 4-1 ditto 

rlilioiiaii -i i Clerk ofPonrLawUnioTi 
. . .l(i Rev. N, Andrews 

-17 Rev, J. Diiimo 
. 4!l Rev. C. Itoom-v 

. -I!> Rev. P.J. Itej-lo 



'’•>KTnnl . -1/ Rev, J. ))„„„„ 

Lidlymiiii , , 4!l Rev. (). ]{„om.v 

St. Mirliaii’a . -1.9 Rev. p. J. It„y|o 

N, Willimii-kt. infant .OC Mm. A. M, K, lI’Diien 
8 t. Audooii's male 51 Rev. M. B Kelly 
ditto .VJ .til*., ^ 



car icnrliatd . ,521 Rev. E. Condon 

Bidlydun fenialo .la ditto 

CTleiulmc . . 54| Rev. M. Spratt 

rramore niale 5,7| Rev. N. C'l.utwell 

ilittn feiiiiilo 51(1 ditto 

St. PatircK » faiialo ,5; Rov. J. Shealnn 

S:,. S 



647 Ballon . 

6.55 Carlow 

659 CIoon-roDae 

660 ditto 
eCl anninote 

19,51) Dunlockaoy 
192S ditto 
4646 ditto 

665 Kaicrmalorlkm 

666 ditto 

1116 Lonim 

1117 ditto 



! Ballon . 

Cailo w . male 
B.ilivmortin male 
ditto female 



1 Rev, W. Kinsclla 

2 Itev. G. P. Humo 

3 Rev. O. Doyle 

4 ditto 

6 ^T. Jl. E. Tyrrell 

6 Rev. D. Lnwlut 

7 ilitto 
6 ditto 

y Rev. C. Doyle 



L.(;I ditto . I ditto foiialo .52! ditto 
va7 ■ : c 'li“? "‘''“R IRiv. J, Hovcio 

( S>L Oitlierino a .St. CntlioniioB nude (i4 Rev. J. p. Keamoy 

ifei. o. c B'liiido ilitto 

.I'm ! St - s St. Doolou-K’sleimde 5(i Rov, .r. Studdert 

---.n -t. .Jamis, Goldcnibriilgo male 57 Rev. ]>, J. GilliEan 

V?!® • c 5li ditto 

H- ditto . St. .laraea’ nmlo 5!) Rev. C-f. Cana-.-an 
J,f4 ‘■oiuolo 1(0 ditto 

"'li e. • South UnionWorltbo. 6I aerkofPiiorLawU/iion 

(44 &t. Jolin’a . St. Michael mid St. 

John’s niaio 62 Rov, A. O'Conuell 

-to OL foin.alo 63 ditto 

a/mS • "l.Aadr«VNfM, ftnal. 64 Rov. (4, Lynch 

M09 djtto . Andraan No. 1 male 65 Rev. ,T, O’FuiroU 
• 'i'tto No. 2 . 66 ditto 



Bugnolstown male 6 Rev. D. Lnwlet 

fenulo 7 ditto 

Ki logliternauo . a ditto 
Rnliiiaua mala y R„v. C. Doyle 

T» R’miilo 10 ditto 

BallmakdlcQ nralo II Rov. D. Lawler 

ditto female 12 ditto 

Mvsball Male l;i R«v, M. Nolmi 

W,;f • • • }-^ i’- Koltoo 

Baunree . . 15 



f St. IHargatot’a St. Jlargaict’s inalo 

ilitto . ditto lemal 

St. Paula . StPiiid’s mnlo 

<!«o . ditto fenud 

ditto . Noiili Union Wotlcli 

St. Peter's . St. Clai’o's 

ditto . Ratlimiues male 

ditto . ditto femal 

ditto . j .St. Audrow’s No, 2, 



501111 ditto 

2UIC ditto 

3603 St. Nicholas’ 



St. Jlargiuct’s inalo 67 Rov. J, Young 
ditto iiimale 6(1 ditto 

St Piiid’B mnlo 6.0 Rev. W. Yoro 
ditto fenialo 70 ilitto 

Noilli Union Wotklio, 74 ClrrkofPoorUwUiiion 
St. Cliu’o’a . . 72 Rov. W. .Stili'ord 

Ratlimiues malo 73 T, .1, Dolan, e»^.' 

ilitto female 74 ditto 

St. Audrow's No, 2, 

now .St. Peter’s, 

Wliitorriar-et. fern. 75 Rev. J. Spratt 
ditto maio 76 ditto 

S ot-street fimialo 77 Mrs, M. A. Dciany 
iobolaa Witliout, 

fainole 70 Rov. M. Planognii 



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COUNTY KILKENNY— 



P^riab. 






Swords 

lUdesdoIo 

Dundrum 



Graig miilp j .16 Rev. M. Doyle 

I (iitto fcmslej ‘M ilJitn 

I Bigvvood . . ' 311 Rev, .Tiunfs Tobin 

I Gowran m.-ile 3!) Rev, lii. Nowlmi 

ditto fcmiUs 40 ditin 

Gore’s-briilgo mule 41 Rov. M. Urcnnim 

ditto fotnolc 4'd ditto 

Kildrinov . . 43 Rev. li, Koalv 

Iimistiogue . . 44 Kt. Hoii. W, li", Tislu 

or T. W. Ennis 

Stoneyford male 4.5 Rev. P. D'Amy 

ditto fuinale 4I< ditto 

Mulliiuvut mule 47 Rev, J. Tobin 
ditto female 46 ditto 

Desert . . .4.*) Earl of Desert 

Kilnaspig . . Sfl Rev. IV. Widah 

Mfttebill . . .51 Rev. M. Birch 

Muckiilco . . 52 ditto 

tlilto . . 5.1 ditto 

Clo.iti male 54 Rev. .1 . Quin 

ditto female !i5 ditto 

Joimswcll m.tle .5li Rev. SI. KoiJv 

ditto female .57 ditto 

Slioieroe mule .511 Rov. ,f, Si'alsli 

ditto feiiiaio at> ditto 

Rower . . . 60 ditto 

Uonnetstown . . li! Rev. .1. OomiHii 

Kilkenny Workhoiijo 62 Ciotk of Potir I«iw 

Dunmore mnlo 63 Rov. M. ICcnly 

ditto fenude ti4 ditto 

Clm]icl-l;tno . . tio Rev. IV. I.ynvh 

Kilkenny loumie 66 Mrs. C. Meiglion 

Pitnietown fcmalo 6r Rev. M, llreiiii.-ui 

Itlenianto . , 6li Rev. R. Kealy 

Tbmiiastovvii undo 69 Rev, SI. Ueomtaii 
ditto female 70 ditto 

MnnS ... 71 ditto 

rulivlioiTin . 72 Rev, J. Plielmi 

Uriinglofd ni.alc 7.1 Rev. K. Kuily 

ditto femnlo 74 ditto 

Ullnnl . .7.5 Rev, SI. Dnylc 

Wliitwhiireh . , 70 John Bliiokott, osij. 



female BOl Mrs. K. W'lialely 
male j 81j Rev. P. A. Wynne 
female ' 32j ditto 
male I RS! Rev. P. P. Smyth 
feiiaiie 84[ ditto 



Gnultikil! 



Grange Syl\ 
ditto 

Grave . 
lunintiugue 



COUNTY KILDARE. 



Athy male ]| Rev. J, Lawler 

ditto female 2i ditto 

Allen . . . 3j Rev. E. O'Reiilv 

Ballj-shamion . . 4! Rev, M. .M-Slaiion 

Ballysax male .li ditto 

ditto fenude o! ditto 

ditto. No. 2 .7 Rev. J, A. Binningliam 

and G. Knox, esq, 

Broadford mole ft Rev. M. Pliuugou 

ditto fuuulo .4 dit6o 

Si'llins ... 10 Rev. Sf. Nolan 

Canigli male 1 1 itev. M, Tieruey 

ditto fonralo 12' ditto 

annscroft , ],i R«v. M. M'.M.vlion 

Balhaa femalo* Ij| Rev, M. Fluiiagan 

Sloone male Ij Rev, L. Dunne 

ditto fomalo 1( ditto 

Tiemiohan . 17 Rev. William Tracy 

Downing. . . IH Rev. S. Kenney 

kili are m.-.le l!l Rev. P. Breiian 

ditto female 26 ditto 

Two-milc-hnuse . 21 Rev. T. Kavaiiash 

IWveretowii male 2'.’ Mrs. SI. Purcell 
dlUi» female 21 ditto 

Kilcnck male 24 Rev. Tracy 

ditto female 25 ditto 

Pro^erims male 2d| Rev, M. Tierney 
ditto female 27. ditto 

Kilbcny . . . 211: Rev. VV. Wnrbnrton 

Majmooth female 2! Mrs. M. M'Kcovcr 

Sloiinstorcviui mnlo 36 Rev. P, Ileniy 

ditto female 31 ditto 

Kildangaa male 32 ditto 

ditto female 33 ditto 

Sf.Tjniooth mule 34 Rev. J. Kainen 

Nan* male Z' Rev. G. Doylo 

ditto female 36 ditto 

Croofcituwa mule'* .17 Rev. M. Toole 

ditto feiunlc 311 ditto 

Clonirbnnkoo . . Rev. m, piunairan 

Nimiey . . ,4(1 R.v. P. Honly 

SWitnwii . , 4l llev. 15. O’Reilly 

ItitlinriKan male 42 Rov. P. Ba-iian 

ditto femalo 43 ditto 

Rubmore iWinale .|4 IIon.Ool.A.P. Southwell 

fcadestown . . 45 ditto 

Athy Workliouso , 46 Clerk of PoorLawDiiion 
Naas Wovkiiouae , 47 ditto 

Tippcrkeviii . . 4(j Rbv. .). Rickard 



Kilboacon 

ditto 

Kitl.ahoo 

SloOQcoin 

Slotcfaill 

Sluckoles 

ditto 

Rathlviy 

Ratlicool 

ditto 

Rachiiatiiclv 



I Boteistown 

CaihmislDwn 

Caatledcrmot 

ditto 

Cionunry 

Oaraab 

Kildare 

ditto 

Killedioo 

ICilculivn 

Kilcock 

Kiliybegi 



ditto 

ditto 

St. Slarv'a 
ditto' 

Slvmktiill 

Tiibrid 

Tliomaitown 

ditto 

Tullyh.iiln 

CHingrord 

T’llard “ 
Wliiteehnreh 



Lantbriem 

Moniisterovan 

ditto 

ditto 



4132 Maviioi.tli 
4174 Naiis . 
3243 ditto 
4603 Nammhmoro 
4(3)7 ditlo 
763 Nurnev. 
41171I ditto 
1714 PheeuUon 

734 Ratlianoun 

735 ditto 
11121 Ratiniioro 
2291 ditto 
•1632 SV. John’s 
11/5,5 Tipiier . 

4316 Tipperhevin 



KINO'S COUNTY. 



BAlj-hoy 

B.ilivcano 

Eulljiiincwil 

Birr . 
ditto 



font ale I 



Birr. No. 2 foiuaio 
Bariiii'ks (Crinkle) 

pm™ ■ ^ 'inrant j 



ditto 

ditto 

rinmnaiii 

Clou-.art 



12 Hov. SI. X-'ita.Siiiiou 

11 Hon. 0. .1. Tionch 
14 Rov. J. Duuiio 

1.5 ditto 

16 Rov, M. FitzSimon 
ir ditto 

13 ditto 

16 Roy. .1. Oolgan 
2y Rev, T. Deviiio 

2.'i Rev, K. Eitaii 
24 Sir. Ilaimier 
•2.5 Rev. .1. Uuiiiic 

26 Rov. Jauioa Kiusella 

27 ditto 

’28 ditto 

ill Rov.’w, I.yncli 
31 Rev. P. Rijttiov 

12 Rov. P. M-Malion 
11 t'lerkof PooriaiwUui 
34 Rov. P. Bany 

3.5 ditto 

33 Rov. V. M'Sfiihon 
87 Clerk of Poor l.aw Uni 
iill Rev. '1'. O’Connell 
lb ditto 

40 Rov. J. Fitzgcintd 

41 Mr. I'’alii>ii 

42 ditto 

41 ditto 

44 ditto 

4.5 Rev. SI'Mahon 

44i U'illiriin ’I'tuticli, etti, 

4 ( (1 itto 

4!1 G. Atkinson, esq. 

4!) Mr. J. Chirry 
51J Rev. j. Sl'Coriiiick 



COUNTY KILKENNY. 



femaloj 



Cioiinoicki'. 

•lil.o 

ditto 

iJi'iinieiillci 

ditto 

%Ii«h 



! Abomey 

Aucliavilea 

BallvraggeS 

Ballyvallan 

Ballyfoyio 

BalUiiammn 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Castleeomor 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
Clongh . 






1| Rov. J. (Juina 

3 Slirhael Ckiliill, esq. 

4 John Blackett, esq. 

5 Rev. A. Phelan 

3| ditto 

7i Rov. S, Fogarty 
3 Rov. SI. Birch 
9, Rev. C. A. Vienolca 
10, Rev, J. MuUiiil 
111 ditto 

12. Clerk of Poor Law Uni. 

18j Rev, J. Sill litis 

14 Rev, H. Aylwurd 

15 ditto 

]6| ditto 

17| ditto 

13j ditto 

W Rev. R, O’C.allairhiui 

20 (into 

21 Rev. J. Aylward 

22 (li ito 

21 ditto 

24 Rev, W. SValsli 

Rev. E, Kavaaagh 

26 Rev. Si, iVaish 

27 Rev, P. Fogarty 

23 Rev, J. Ryin 



&c\ 



Uaritour 



Goiisliill 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Killougliy 
Kilclonfcrt . 
Kinnitty 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 

Litter 

Moniisteroris 

Porlmlidgton 

ditto 

Rahan 

Royni^h , 



Cast! comet 
ditto 

Rmithstown 
Phiradiigh 
ditto 
Colliery 
ditto 

Clonih . 

G.vaiho male 
ditto femalo 

Beimett’s-bridze 

Tullahet 

Kells 

Croas^rick male 
ditto female 

Slonevnamuck mole 
ditto fcmalo 

Oonidg male 

ditto funi.do 

JCrealirord in..lo 

ditto female 



male 



sW'orkhousol 
female I 



Portarlhigtowu male 



ditto 

Corrigocn 
U.inesforth . 
Dysartinoon . 
Daiincmaggin 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Piddown 

ditto 

Fresbford 



Rosermiro 

Shlnmnu 

ditto 

ditto 

Spin Kjttii: 



2 fl| ditto ^ 

/[l| Rev. P. Grace 

31 ditto 

32| John Binckot, « 
11 , ditto 

34. B'. J. Maher, € 
Sj \V. j. Sluher, c 



femalo* 



1‘urk male I 
fciuuic I 



Teaairauo 



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COUNTY MEATH_ieo«mt,«f), 



fcnmto-' 9 Nil 

iSiilo 10 Rev, J, Edmonds 

female 1 1 ditto 

male !‘J Rev. T. M'Guvcr 

femato 1 3 ditto 



Newtown Porfcos 

Moyne 

Porgany 

Granari Worth 



lit Rev. a. J. Deaso 
17 Rev. P. O'Connell 
111 Rev. T. Pox 



Grananl Workhouio 19 ClcvUof FoorIjtwUnion 1917 Kilharry 
Aughabrack . 2 <J Rev. P. Sliuridnii '25'X‘i ditto 

. . 21 Rev, R. Parroll (t(f 7 Kil.lalkcy 



4 .m KiMiiiio 
ditto 

34111 Kails . 
3 itll! ditto 



. Bailjmahoii male 21 ) Rev. N, O’PIanagaii 

. ditto fomalo 29 ditto 

ael LoiicfordM«lolAgr.‘ 30 Rev. . 1 . Cf Portev I 5 fl .‘52 I Kiiliary 
. ditto Workhouse 31 ClorkofPootI*i»wUnioiij 4209 I Kilmoro 



Ardco W.-house 
Ballymakeimy 
I Rampark malu 



1 Clerk of Poor Law Uni 

2 Rov. JaineaTeria 

S Rav. Af. M'Keown 



4210 . Kiliiii'snan 

4211 ditto 
472.3 Killirido 
5207 Kilialinn 

079 Laruoor 
, 38.52 Louglian 
880 Jloj-imlty 
891 ditto 

I -Aghameon . . 5 T. Portcspiie, esq, and 'IlHWi Moyioiigli 

j J. Cv. Coddiiigton, esq. 41192 ditto 

I BclIai'SMi . . 8 Rev. Al. Al’Koown 9f!2 Navim . 

Kilkirly . . 7 Rov. J. Mamiion flHii ditto 

Haeketcross . . « Rov. P. Markov 20.51 ,|iito 

Colion nmla 9 Rov. II, Cavatiagii 3-109 ditto 

ditto femalu 10 ditto 4284 Ncihlivc 

Carlingroiil male 1 1 Rev. II. Koiimoy 3544 tildeaiitlo 

Augbavnekay . 12 Itov. .1, Baaiiy 21144 Pmiistnwu 

Storniiiiiatown . 13 Rev. J. Tiomoy 2(i4l Riitlifoigli 

Castletown inalo 14 Rev, J. Kcunioy 811.5 Uatontli 

ditto fomnie 15 ditto 8llli ditto 

Djomiskin mala 16 Rov. T. Calkn 887 ditto 

ditto female 17 ditto -32.54 ditto 

Darver . . 13 ditto 4,523 Ruthmoro 

Dromin . 19 Rev. T. Magoo 4S24 ditto 

hundnJlv W.-hoase 20 Clorkof i^oorLawUuion f8-'>i Slaiio . 

Mullaghfuliu . 21 Rov, J. Marraioii 4852 ditto 

Xilsnran male 22 Rov. T. Louglmui 8181 atimiiilluii 

ditto femedo 23 ditto 342() ditto 

Drakestowu . . 24 (4. TaatFo. esq. 1310 Trim . 

Carrickavallon . 2,5 H. E, Kelly, esq. 3i'IO ditto 

Knoekhridgo . . 26 Rov. P. Unnau 3-2iiO ditto 

I’euuro . . 27 Rev. .Tamos Toris 889 Wiiltumtov 

Pliiiipstowu . . 28 J. L, Poster, osn. 

DrOBheda W.-lioiisa 29 ClerkorPooiLawUniun — — — — 



Pateician . . ;t 2 Mr. R. II, Skelly 

ditto No. 2 ,H 3 ditto 

Staliannou female 34 Rov. T. Loughran 

rullanstown male 35 Rov. J, Ticrooy 

ditto fornale 36 ditto ' 

TeiTOonfockin mido 37 Rev. B. M'Koown 
ditto female 38 ditto 

TujlyaJUn . . S!) Rov, J, Smytli 

il ‘11 ... 40 Rov. T. Trayaor 



J Rev, T, ArCulLigh 

2 ditto 

3 ditto 

4 ditto 

-5 P. Bluiidoll, osq. 

6 Rev. J, Liingan 

7 Rov. T. O’Roiliy 



. 10 Rev. p, Nnwiaii 

. . 11 Rev. A. M'AIrov 

. . 12 Rev. J, I-Inekett 

. . 13 Rov. A, APAlrov 

. 14 Rov. M. .rones 

male 1.5 Itcv. P, Kierimu 

female 16 ditto 
leanymala 17 Rev, T. 0 . Duuue 



2280 Aghahoo 
892 Atliy . 
1919 Auglinmo 
3361 AUbuyloix 

3.526 ditto 

341 1 ditto 

89.5 Baliviiakill 

896 ditto 

894 Ballyailams 

IS. 5,5 liallwo.an 
15.56 ditto 

4989 ditto 



898 Coollianaghi 

4.315 ditto 

4'297 Clonono 
•1408 Comrie . 

909 O.istlahmek 
mo Ilysnrt , 
3.517 Durrow 
50,32 ditto 

5299 ditto 

911 Rmo . 
3402 Rirko . 



I KIlInn nr Hufisony rctOAls Ifl Rev. T. C. Duane 
Dnleok mnlo 19 Rov. M, Hanlon 
ditto feinaJo 20 <litto 

Holies . ... 21 ditto 

Donoro . . 22 Rov. D. Walsh 

DunalmuB him , . 2.3 Rev. '1'. Leonard 

ditto Workhouse 24 ClcrkofPoorUwUnion 

Mullahoa . 25 Rov. .T. Hl.aridan 

Ustloiiiarten male 26 J. Rourke oso 

■ ditto fomnie 27 ditto 

Drunieoiirath male 28 H. C. Sincleton. esn 

ditto female 29 ditto 

Grniigogaotli niaio 3(1 Rov. T, PlnniKaiv 

ditto fomalo 3! ditto ^ 

Girluy male iigr'. 32 R. RoUiwoll. asq. 

ditto foiiiidc 33 ditto ‘ 

Gavlow Crass . . ,34 Rov, Af. Reid 

Joliiwteiwa . . :i,5 ditto 

Wilkiiiatovm . . ;i(i Rev. M. Kelsti 

K: hari-y . . , ;i7 ditto 

Kildolkry mala 38 Rev. T, Moehau 

ditto fuiUalo 3!) ditto 

Plotelierstown inalo .(0 Rev. II. Cartv 

ditto fomalo 41 ditto 

kalis Workiiou.se . 42 ClerkofPoorLawUnioii 
Drumlinrrow . , 43 Mr. S, Hill 

female 4-f Mrs. M. C. Delemare 

lii to infant 45 V«ryRov.E.A.Stopford 

ditto pnrodiiai 46 ditto 
Hci-oiistown . . 47 Rov. J. Gmighraa 

Moynolvy . . 4(| Rev, T. Flood 

Kiimwsan male 49 Rev. T. 0. Dunne 

ditto fomalo 50 <iitto 

Kilbrido . . . ,r,i Rev. J. Lynd, 

Killalloii . . . 52 Rev, J. Dowling 

Dangan . . ,53 Rev. Af, Kniacn 

Cnrnariiss . . ,54 Rev. J. Slioridan 

Moynaity male ,5.5 Rev. P. Pairoily 

ditto fomulo 56 Mm. E. K. Farrell, at 

_ , Barnes, osq. 

BaUrasiia . . ,57 A. O'Reilly, esq. 

Ballyfore , , ,5« Captain II. Robinson 

Aavnii main ,59 Rov. E, O’RciUy 

•iitto female 60 ditto 

ditto OnniiiioiiB , 61 Rov. AI. Jones 

ditto Workhouao 1,'J CIcrkofPoorLawUiiion 
No iber . . (ill Ciilcmol A. .1. Cmlso 

Old^tloIVorhboiiso 64 ClerkiifPoorLawUnioo 
Yiillow Piirr.0 . . 65 Rev. J. Sheridan 



I 66 < 4 . Irfiiigaii, esq. 
67 Rov, P, iSlieridnn 



ditto foniolo 70 ditto 

loyaughor Jimio 7 I L. Disiioy, osn. 

ditto fomalo 72 ditto 

Ihiiio iiialo- 73 Rev. D. O’Brien 

ditto fuiiialo* 7.1 ditto 

itaninlleii main 7.5 Rov. p. Nowlaii 

^ ilitto fomalo ditto 

malu 77 Rev. J. O’Connell 

ditto femalo 7 fi ditto 

ditto Workliouao 79 ClorUofPoorLawUnior 

YiilUiriitiivm . . tiO Itov. M. Il.iiil 



lllttu World, 

153 &- „ 

rlittc, foi 

„ 



• . 1 Afp. P. Kinsiilla 

limoi'u . 2 Uev. J. J,awler 

. .3 Rev. W. Dowling 

male .( Rev. T. Noinn 

fomalo .5 ditto 
Forkliouso 6 Clerk of Poor Law Unior 
1 male 7 Rov, J. 1'. Delany 
fomalo 8 ditto 
’ • .9 Rev, K. Poiilon 

malo 10 Rev, T. Nolan 

fomulu ] I ditto 

. . 1 2 CL Garvoy, esq. 

t ra.ilo 13 Mr, P. Dawson 
. . 14 Rev. D. Nowlon 

. . 15 Rov, P, Fitspatriok 

. . 16 Rev, D. Nowlau 

. . 1 7 Rov, A, Ilealy 

. Ill Miss M. E. Daiiiie 
ickWorkli, 19 Ciorkof Poor Law llnioi 
. . 20 Rov. D. Nowlau 

. . 21 Itev. AI. KavanagU 

>0 . .22 R«v. A. Hoily 

.. 23 Rov, N. O'Connor 

male 21 Rev. P. Biroll 
fuiimle 25 ditto 



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COUNTY WEXFORD- 



Horeswood miie 33 Rev. M. Miiton 
ditto /em&lc .34j ditto 

Afouiitiicitl . . 35j Rev. James Kavjintij 

Kilmote, No. 1 36 Rev. James Walsh 

ditto No. 'J 37 ditto 
Oorey female .315 Rev. James Lacey 

Glynn male 39 Rev. D. ifoloy 

ditto female 40 ditto 

Ballymurn mule 41 Rev. L. Brennan 

ditto female 42 ditto 

Kinjsiand . . 43 Rev. James French 

Clolopio . . 44 Rev. p. Murphy 

Oulart male 45 Rev. T. O’Parrell 

ditto female 46 ditto 

BnllyduBT . . 47 Rev. B. E. Meyler 

Murrentown . . 48 Rev. p Keating 

Lady’s Island . . 4!) Rev. P. WaJsh 

Mulrnnkiti . . 50 Rev. J. Barry 

Magiass . . ,31 Rev. James Kavanaa 

Newtowiibuirymale 52 Rev. James Walsh 
ditto female .53 ditto 

Crickea ... 54 Rov. T. Clancy 

B.al!oughkeen . . 55 Rev. T. O'Perroil 

Clongeea male 6H Rev. P. ifaislioU 

ditto female 57 ditto 

Piercestown . 511 Rev, P. Keating 

Conrtoacuddy nmle» ,59 Lord Carew 
ditto fomule* 60 ditto 

New Ross male 6! Rev. P, Murphy 

ditto fcitialo 62 Mrs. A, Sutton 

ditto W.-house 63 Clerk of Poor Law Un 
Ranisgrunge male 64 Rev. G, Murphy 

ditto female 6.5 ditto 

Wexford fem. No, 2 66 Mrs. M, Vincent 

raghmoQ . . 67 Rev. P. Warren 

Cooilaw female 68 ditto 

TMumshano . . 6.9 Rev. T B. Basher 

Dumnam .70 Rev. A, Barden 

Tomlmgiard , , 71 Rev. J, Barry 

\V exfoni male 72 Rev. 3V. Muriihv 

ditto female 73 hlrs. J, M. H‘ Feuin 

Ballykelly . . 74 Rev. M. Milton 



j Kilmichalc^e 
{ KilluHn 
ditto 

Kilmallflck . 

ditto 
Kilrusli 
Kilbride 
Kilnemaana . 

ditto 
Kilcomb 
Kildavin 
Lady's Island 
Muintnkin . 

Meglass 

Nowtownbarry 

Old Ross 
Oulart . 
Rasegatland . 



I 33 ditto 

! 39 J. R. Berwick, c 

40 ditto 

41 J. R. Price, esq, 

42 Rev. J. Patness 1 

J. Koberls 

43 Rev, J, Mooney 

44 Rov. A. Healy 

45 ditto 

46 Rev. J, Mooney 

47 ditto 

48 Rov, R Fcalon 

49 ditto 

50 Rev. P. Parkins! 

51 ditto 

52 ditto 

53 ditto 

54 J. R. Price, etq. 

55 ditto 



Rosenallis 

ditto 

ditto 



Rosenallis : 

Mountmellick male 
ditto female 

Derlamogne . 



Rolieen . 
Ballyeagle 
Clonad . 



oggacurri 



COUNT5’ WESTMEATH. 






Knofkerville . 
Balnacnrgy 
Clonmcllou male 



Moate male 

ditto female 

Glaxton . 

Killough , 
Balnamoigh 

iuickcD and Leary . 
Gaiiistown . . 

Mullingar prep, fcmali 

ditto dUto mate 
ditto infant 

ditto Workbouse 
ditto Purisb 
Glascorn male 



ditto 

Eilelagb 

KiUougb 

Lickbleit 



13 Rov. P. ^lagan 

14 Rev. B. Mastotsoa 

1 5 Rev. M. M'Alroy ___ 

16 ditto 

17 ditto 2241 

111 ClerkofPoorlaiwUnion 971 
1.9 Hn.&Rev.B.M. BrouTie 972 

20 L, Disney, esq.. Patron, 974 

and Rev. J. Savage 431'i 

21 ditto 381.5 

22 Rev. M. Roan -OyS 

23 Rev. M. Pnllam 975 

24 Rev. M. Pierre 976 

25 Rov. J. O'Reilly 977 

26 ditto 976 

27 Clcikof PoorLawUiiinn 979 

28 Rov. K. Kilroe 980 

29 Rev. James Savage 32l0 



Lucken . 
Mulliiiga 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



COUNTY WICKLOW. 



Milltown h 

RatHowen 
Athlone Worfclit 
Coosan . 
Walshestown . 



Castle M‘Adan 
ditto 

poompatrick 

Delijany 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 



Newbridge mate I2 Rev. 

ditto female l3 dii 
Coolroo . . 1 4 R. Cl 

Shillelagh W.-liouae IS Clerk 
Kilm.-icouogue . I6 Rev. 

Kilmurry . . I7 Rov. 

Deigaiiy . ,18 p. 

Rwlt'onl’ , . Hi P, Lo 



COUNTY WEXPORD. 



Raheon , 
Cullenstowa' . 
Adamstowu male j 
ditto female I 
River Chapel male 
ditto female I 
Ililltown male I 
ditto female 



femalo 22 



agnnstov 



1760 Bailymilly . 
5U;« ditto 
948 Bannon 
5211 Ballyhuekard 



Glenolly . 

Hollywood 

ditto 

Jolmstowa 

ditto 

Crossbridge 

ditto 

Kil^uiggan 

Ratbdungant 

Kiilisltey 

Parkbridga 



Glenbryai 
Trinity . 

Ballyellis 

Bamiown 

Wexford 



10 Rov. J. Doyle 

11 Rev, P, Warren 

12 Rev. J. French 

13 ditto 

14 Rev. P. Murphy 

15 Clerk ofPoor Law L 

16 Rev. N, Purlong 

17 Rev. P. Waldt 

fi| Rev, P, Devereux 



Kilijuiggan 

Kiltegan 

Killi^oy 

Moyocomb 



ditto female 
Rathangaa 
Dimcormack . . 

Ballvgarrctt male 
ditto female 
Penis male 

ditto female 
Dunmnin 

Ballycullane male 
ditto female 
Killinerin male 
ditto female 
Forth . 

Clcarstown 



ditto 

Dosamot 



Cuttlostown 



Prehan 

ditto 

Rathbruii 

Aathdvui 



Banlen 



Ratlidru: 

Shaiikhi 

Wicklov 



Kilmarman 

itto 



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204 . 



appendix to fourteenth report of commissioners 




COUNl'Y LEITRIM— 



CONNAUGHT. 

COUNTY CAI.U'AY. 



CniTC.9;>on<]uut, 






I'atruii OP CDprrjiponJont. 



BvEaol. 



R. Moran, osq. 

IJI ilev, 1'’. Royiiolils 
•JO Kuv, T, l'’ord 
2i Itov, R. Tnviiior 
•J'J lluV. 1*. DuWBOll 
•i;i fliUn 
•i ll F. Lii Toui-lio, p«<[. 
i5i Vury Ucr. V. Dawson 
idj CopOiin C. Cox 
27 ditto 

•2H| CUpW of Poor Law Union 
2i)[ Uev. M. Hei.!iii 
sol F. loi Touolio, vsq. 

;il! Rov, M. Hosliii 
Sii Kov. U. Mugulro 
s:i| ditto 
:U ditto 
S.'i ditto 
Sli Bov. 1''. M'llugli 
371 ditto 
I 30 Bov. .1. Magfiiimii 
I -III .iwl'-: — 



KiUrfaniou nialo 
Cu:.tlcror«* 

Tiiniioii . 
Drunikccmn . 
Jaiiioi.town male 
ditto I'omalo 

la^itrim . 

LisduH'No. 2 . 

CaTfiiil;-ou-Sliatmon 

ditto funi.alv 

ditto W’orliliouso 
Cratty 
l>nmidulTti 



Fcvii.'^h , . 

Innis M'Qnvtii 
ditto 

Killoglicrt 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

iviltiilrido 

<litto 

ditto 

Killurgy 

ICiliaMit't 

Moiiill . 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

Ro.-.-iiivor . 
ditto 
ditto 



1 Rev. W. Momiing 
•J it. Tri'iioli. c«i. 

3 ditto 

4 Rev. M; Penin 
f, ditto 

U W. Lamliort, ttq. 

7 Rov. T, Coheu 
<i ditto 
!) Uov. 1’. Magimvan 
lU ditto 
11 P. P. Dniy, esq. 

l'_ Denis Kirwon, esq., J 
'r. Kirwan, esq. 

13 ditto 

I- Uov. T. Shuniioii 

J.S ditto 

Hi' A. Alexander, esq. 

I7I Rev. P. tlonneliii 
lill Rev. \V. Harrington 



Moiii'oa m: 

ditto fr' 

Atlieiny in: 

ditto fei 

Cnstlo Lambert* 

Mulh . 
ditto*. 

Ahascragli 

ditto 

Daly's Grave 



.S40.^ Augliiiin 
2351 Atoenry 
23.V2 ditto 

.3-i40 ditto 

48li7 ilitto 

4.5IIQ ditto 

2984 Abiievgormican 
4.503 ditto 

81113 Aiioseragb . 
HX)i ditto 

8314 ditto 

4‘210‘ Annwiown 



fvnmie 1 



Castle Haeket malo 



Moliorcteg 
Molierueoguo . 
Ciimiiiiv . 

Otirviigfv feinide 
Dmiukccl 

Killavity feiiialo 
Bi'aek reabeg . . 

Moliill AV'oi'klimiso • 
Drumloy 

lialiu male 

ditto fcmalu 
niic'kuulo 
Ttillidian . 
liiilljtliimei'liau 
llcrtiiusillagli . 
li.issinver 

l•ldeIlviUo . • 



fomaio ! 



4618 ditto 

4^1(1 Ardmlian 

41B.1 ditto 

4668 ditto 

4^i8.5 Bullano 
868’. Balllnnkitl 
4I).9.5 ditto 

4096 ditto 

.5160 ditto 

4666 ditto 

3989 ditto 

8;i79 Bcaeli . 
3637 Cionkceii 
4391 Fidiy . 

il84-2 Hmteen 



H -' villo* 

.lie . 

Keciognes tompoiary 
Gortnailceva 

Kilmaerickard 

Keologiioj* 

Gort 'VorkbouJi© 
Gurtceu . 

Fniiv 

Clonnkoen Kerri 



3II| Clerkof Poorl.awUnior 
411' Rev. J. W. Evers 
4li ditto 
ditto 

‘13; I'’. Isk ’I'omdic. raq. 

44! Ucv. Ij. O'lteiliy 

-1.51 Ui.‘v. J. Miignerty 
4»t Mr- Jiiim-K (llaiii-y 
‘171 Rev. .1. Mnmicrty 
‘ira Rev. II. O'Reilly 



20 E- Dowell, esq. 

21 ditto 

•J-’ Mr. J. lU-ater 
2n Rev. IV, Harrington 
•24 (,'loi'k of Poor Dnv U iiioi 
•i'i Rev. W. Deny 
21' Rov. T. Uoimaty 
•27 H. A. O'Reilly, c5<].. 
Rev. W. Derry 
211 Rov. M. J. Cid.-^-y or 
Very Rev. P. D. 55mvt! 
•29 ditto 

30 ditto 

31 Peter Ulake. esq. 

.32 Riiv. L. Dillon 

3S Roliflit Henry, esq. 

81 ditto 

:K Rov. W. Ilatriiigton 
;i6 Lord Aslitri'an or 

lion. C. J. 'i'rencli 
87 ditto 

38 M. lilaku, 05([. and 
Itcv. ’]'. Kenny 
3!! E. Dowell, esq. 

•10 Rov. W', Manning 
4ll Rev. T, ],awlei« 



ngricnlturnl 



ditto 
ditto n, 
Gaiitey® . 
Daliiuasliiu 
Ailrigiado 
ditto 

Bnllymoe 



1000 ditto 

ditto 

1094 Kilfoouy 

4402 Kilereovan 

4403 ditto 
868ii K ilcruan 
1UU3 Killaiie 



COUNTY M.5YO. 



1 ! Marqnisof .Sligo, VatroiiJ 
(4 . H ildelirnnd I esq., Oor. 

3 Uov. .1. /[iiniiitou 

4 Clerk of I’ui-r Law Union 

5 diaries Striekland, esq. 

<1 ditto 

7 ditto 

II Rov. N. M'Aiiloy 

9 Uov. P. M'lJaio 

10 ditto 

11 Ck Nuiokliuid. 081). ; 

I3| Rov. T. MlNirliolits 
I 4 I Rev. P. Dully 
L>! ditto 

Mil II. Joyiit, csii. 

I7I .Manmiiiorsili- 



tlllTaiglllltIbW . 

PevrvPi-olf 
Castlelmr Iraol 

ditto M'oikltoniai 
tlniioani inalv* 
ditto foinuto^ 
('lo!,'liooly» 
kiiiH-knall 

Mioriirmik . . 

J.aliardaiie 

t'lirraiiiiministra main* 
clitto fvir.UiO^ 
Didiola . 
limeliion 
luttii^anlioy 
j Nuwlielil'' 

I Hallyiiurko 

I Ilallituolio TVorkli. 

I‘’oxborongli . 

I Ivosork . 



U!53 AngliDgovvn 

01-26 ditto 

34P2 Aglisii . 
42.53 auto 

39III .dngliaiiiui'O 

3117.5 ditto 

:;«42 Arikigli. 
‘l!-4i Ailrigoidn 
-1991 ditto 

39.5II skrrnai'li 
3!ir>:i diito 

•2010 Ridiida . 
10.'(i Utfcan . 

! ditto 

I 3904 Bunifiionlo 

I .5P2.5 Ballintolici' 



WoodUiwn 



female 



.5146 ditto 
1846 Kjlliuavara 



IlnllmaliiHi-rPrUirylaiitl 
Kiloemic'll . | 

Cn|>patnguil 
Calieniaaiu-tv . 
Derryl-rmn . 
Outerard tiialo* 

ditto female* 

Ijottonuort* . 
llrackloDii 
Crauahvvdl male 
ditto fennila 

Loiigbrua AVorklioiiso 
lAitlormulltn . 
Kormiick 
CairaroD . 

Leitrim . 

Knorkbauo 
Movdick . 

Menlo 

Oramnoro malo* 

ditto fomaio* 

(Lil-way 5Vovklioni-o 
Carrowkcelo niiilo 
ditto fomiite 

Galway ninlo 

ditto County Prison 
ditto Town Prison 
Ncwtowiismibh 
Cl.adilagh malo 

ditto female 

Tierutisera . . I 



43I Uov. J. Calagy 
44 0. St. George, esq. 

45I ditto 

46| Rev. J. Outlier 
471 Rov. T. C'ldiulan 
4Ul SVil inin Kelly, esq. 

49 ditto 

ftul Clerkof Poorliuv Union 
.51 Rov. P. Keuriieir 
.521 Rev. T. .1. WaLdi 
■>8l Rov. 1’. Koariiuy 
.54 Ruv. A. Grillin 
.5.y A. ki’Fluiimv, esq. N.f. 
.5(1 Rov. J. P. Fiinuiiig 
' .57I Sir'r. K. Illako, iiart. 

I ft! Rov. T. E. Crilt 

{ .59I ditto 

(.'0 Clerkof PoorLawUnioii 
(II Bt.riiaid Kenny, ewj. 

I!*2 ditto 

63 Rt. Rev. L. O'Doimell 

64 T. R. Ryr.n, otq. 

6.5 Hev. W. A. Kavamigli 

lli; Ucv. I’. Didy 8 

67 Uev. Ci. Couimins B 

68 ditto I 

69 Uev. F. Cogidin [ 



17! .Mitrqniiiorsiiqo, P.atron. 

j It Ilildeliraud.fMt .Cnr. 
ill Clirkof PourlutwUuiou 

19 Ruv. T. Timlin 

20 Uov. C. f.lroen. Patron; 

I mid Uov. D. Rodgers, 

I Ccirre..i'oiiilei!t. 

2i| Kov. D. Koduem 
•Jli' Uov. T. Timlin 
•23| iliUo 
•241 ditto 
•2.5 Kev. D Uodgrm 
•2(i {i.Cleiideniiiiiff.i".q..and 
IL'V. P. O'Uomy 
27 diaries fitvitklaud, esq- 
•2il ditto 
•29 Rov. D. Tiid'e 
3(1 T. tr. Boiirko, fsi|. 

31 liov. II. CosteiliHi 



.5117 IkiUinrobo 
3S01! Balkuakerry 
■1.574 ditto 



85U4 ditto 
35U5 ditto 
3UU7 Leitrim 
2J19 ditto 
p74 Meelick 

4ill7 ditto 

336.5 Raboou 
1014 Rous . 

101.5 dit!<> 
1016 St. Nidii 
8567 ditto 
::»U0 ditto 

4.51.5 ditto 
1186 ditto 
4.544 ditto 
4543 Ticroaoei 



male* | 
fonialoTI 



39.54 Beciin . 
8’.’.5.5 ditt.i 
10.511 Custiemoro 
III6O Crus.imoliiui 
•2II.V2 ditto 

'H7« ditto 

2880 Duiifeeuy 

37I.5 ditto 
4393 ditto 
4109 Llamlendy 
.5121 ditto 



JIaUVgla-B 
Heldmig . 
MuckuaglO 



36 M. Rowland, esq. 

37 Marqnisof Sligo, Pntion^ 
(t. iiildLlitiitjil,r8ii.,Cor.i 

311 Uov, P. J. W-Hulc 

39 ditto 

111 Lnkc i.ynns, esq- 

41 Rov. P. J. M‘llulu 

42 ditto 

43 Liiko Lyons, esq. 

4i Rov. M. ILiit 
4.5 Uov. D. Rodgers 
46 Kov. M. Hart 

•17 C. Htvickland, cq. 

-U. ditto 
-19 ditto 
.5(1 ditto 
51 Rov. D. Tighc 
,52 C. Ktrickimid, ewi- 
53 J. C’oglikm, esq. 

.54 ditto 
I ,5,5 ditto 
I .56 Rov. 1). Mullnrkoy 
j ,57 ditto 
I 51! Uev. B. Egitit 



COUNTY 7.E1TRIM. 



1061 Kilmoro Erri.s 
238-2 ditto 

MU) ditto 

•2.533 ditto 

4518 ditto 

30'27 ditto 

1819 Kilbridn 

•28iV2 ditto 

4367 ditto 

.5946 Killioagli 
3947 ditto 

;i944 ditto 

3!)4fi ditto 

i074 Kiieo'.oman 
89.56 ditto 

3336 ditto 

;k599 ditto 

8760 ditto 

1938 Killodcu 
2319 ditto 

3516 I ditto 



I Ruv. G. Gciirty I 

*2 ditto I 

3 Rov. H. Cassidy, Rev. 

P Cnrmi! 

4 F. IjiTouelic, esq. 

5 Rav. II. Cussidy, Rov. 

P. Curran 
r Rev. J, Mrmierly 
7 itiv. T. WaRter 

II Clerkof Poor LawUiiion 
9 Ruv. .1. Kogan 

10 Ruv. P, Moifiuirim 
U Rev. ,f. Fislier 
12 Rev. T. M'Koun 
18 ditto 

1-i .1. It, ( iodlry, 6.«q., and 
Rav. 

1.5 ditto 

16 Rev. B. Keany 

17 ditto 



AnnadufF 

ditto 

AugUtcrousli 

ditto 

ditto 



Annadiiff tmile 

ditto famido 

Crimlin . 



tciniiorary 



Clojlior . 

Crimlin female 



Kilbride 



Gleniurifi'ft • . I 

Monenagetr . . I 

.Maiiorliainilton5V.-lio I 
Oarrignugeew . . ' 

Dromila . . • ^ 

CrU-rignllco . . ; 

Curirulnghta . • I 

CorrawoUen male I 



BnIlylionuh;i 

Clounoiiluro 



ilitto^ I'einale 

(lilto fonmleo 

Ballagliadorrctii inniu 
ditto female 

Claw.mun'is, mule 
ditto fuimac 

BnUinostanford 
tlroytiuld temporary 
Doviloaso temiiurnry 



Dnimloso 

ditto 

Dnmiruilly 



fciualo 



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OF NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND, 205 



COUNTV UA.YO—{coitHnuci). 



Boll I 



I ]*s 0 ' Kllmovu 
I ' Kilniureuiu; 
5-ii:> I ditto 

I I KilbeltUd 
ditto 

, ditto 

I Killalu . 

' Killian, 

KilrOIIIIIIOll, 
ditto 






I Killfyiiii 
[ Knork 

I Hli-i", 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

61-20 ditto 

3-212 Kiliryim 
4617 Kilgaivan 
61-24 Kiluieena, 

2833 Uckaii 
'2876 lUtto 

3640 Mygoveuagli 



I ditto 

Ratliim 
4U08 ditto 

lau I SUr.de . 
4162 ! ditto 

2474 , TumnUmotu 
370-2 I Toomora 



Patron or Corrcapondcnt. 



Ballina 
C'loiu;iuiiis 
t.-ciirnu-loou, 
CoiTAEatreB 

Kiiluta 
Ballvilnnru- 
C'loiiuikilty 
L'uruliiil . 

Rallagh . 

Loliiueb . 

(Tlenamoy 
Koas;>ort . 

Sheskiu . 

Foliill 

Swiiiford Wotkliouse 
Kiintavee male 
^ itto I'eiiialo 

CniT-Qwmore male* 

^ ditto female'' 

Killadoeu 
HuudoirntfU 
Louisbuvjii 
ditto 

C'reevea . 

Bodeld , 

Claijgait . 

I'atlibtJtnn 
Biioiikdooby 
Clooungh 
Pairfielcl . 

Wcstj.ort Workliouse | 



Rev. II. Conway 
Clerk of PcwrUwUiiion 
Rev. H. Conway 
Kuv. J. Barrins 



Kilmor^. 
Toui-uliotven . 
Toiiroe female 

Simile male 

ditto female 

Stvaid tomjKjtaiy 
J'’o.xfonl . 



ditto 

63| Rev, A. Coivoiati 
fili Ifev. J.Jord... 

67 Mn, J. Slioit 

68 James 0-Uoi.nell, 

70 Wawl7s!fSligo’S-oD, 
G.Kldebrauiesa-.Ot 

71 Mr. H. Pcrcua 

72 H. Bournes, esq. 

73 J. 0-Doimel, esq. 

74 M. Maedoimeil/oe-l- 
10 Kev, P. (4ililea and 

Kov. P. Maloue . 
<0 ClerkufPoorLawUiiioi. 



COUNXV ROSCOMMON— 



41.33 

lllUo 

33ii2 

4li(l3 

5 4II1M 

I 4111 
4112 
4.'L56 
4366 



8-2 -Mai-qnisofSlit-o,rat;-ou; 
I «.Uild«braul.esq.Coi-. 

83; ditto 

84j ditto 

86| ditto 

86| ditto 

67. Rev. J, Joiilaii 
88 Kev. B. Egaii | 

UU| Mar.iuiaofSlii'o.Ptttnm:' 
I a. Ilildebmiiu, esii. Cor.' 

no .. ..... ‘ 

illl 



UevL D. Rod. 

Rev. J. Macnainara 
ditto 

Clerk ul'Poor UtwUni 
Mai-nnia of Sligo, Patron 
G. Hudebr.md, eBii,,Cor. 



I^ll Patrc.n or CorToeprjiifli'iit. 



Killoran 

Kilmain 

Killumod 

Kilgifiiii 

ditto 

Kilmore 

Roscommon 

ditto 

ditto 

Shankliill 

ditto 

Tibuiiiue 

Tarnion lorry 

'i'timna 

ditto 



Cnstlorea Werkliuuso 
iliillyfamou 
Keiiiliie Peyton 
Bailyfai'iinn I'eiimle 
Mount Allen . 

Kvadue female I 
ioltnistan male* | 
ditto female*; 
Knurkrogliery male* 
rlitto femalevj 
flmagUnafama 
Ballyinmry 

Clooiiageeragi male 
liitto female 

Bailiuameen . 
ICnoektas* 

Kiiruorc . 

Rusco.iimon male 
ditto female 
ditto Workhouse 
Manilla male 
ditto femide 
Loii;diglyim 

ditto fem.-ile*| 
WooiH.ruok male* I 
ditto tbinale*] 



ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Rev. M. M'Berinott 
ditto’ 

Rev. M. O'Rlymi 
ditto 

Rev. J. Pitrgeridd 

Rev. M. O-Rlynn 

Rev. T. Swocuoy 

Rev. A. Rroueb 

Rev. T. Swcoiioy 
ditto 

Rev. R. King 

Rev. J, Madden 
ditto 

Clerk of Poor Law Uiiioiij 

Rev. M. FnUy 

C. Strickliuid, oa'j 

Captain Manly 
ditto 

I. M. Kirkwood, . 



COUNTV SLIGO. 



ditto 
ditto 
Itev. J. Jotibni 
ditto 

Rev. ftl. Pliew 
I -I ditto 
lll2| Rev. J, M'llugli 
'lu;i| Ituv. P, llylaml 



COUNTY ROSCOMMON. 



lOflU 

3120 

3121 
3501 
4368 
1081 



2854 

440.0 

2871 

3506 

3582 

4240 

4640 



Auglirim 

Ar&trao 

ditto 

Atlileague 
ditto 
Boyle . 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

Bumlin 

ditto 

ditto 

Belanagare oi 
Kilacuckey 
ditto 

I Donamon 



Ciossua 

Atldengue 



Boyio 



femuloi 
female 

foniule 
ditto WurkUuuse 
Cultierengliikan 
Deevnark 
Kinwkarusli 
Boon male 



Corrigeem-oe m 
ditto fe 
Drum and Erris 
Ballyliano 
Tivnnna 
Strokestewn . 
ditto m 

ditto fei 

Belauagare in 
ditto fe 
Doiiamon 



1 Rev. T. King 

2 Rev. B, Hester 
3, ditto 
4| Rev. B. Kelicr 
5 ditto 
lil Rev. J, M'Tuckcr 
7l ditto 
8, Clerkof PoorLawUoion 
O: Rev. J, M'Tnokur 

Id' ditto 

11 liitto 

121 ditto 

13 ditto 

14! Rev. D, Noon 

1.5 ditto 

Hi Rev. J. M-Tuoker 

1 7 ditto 

18 ditto 

lil Rev. M. JI'Dcimutt 
2i)l ditiii 
*211 diUo 



j 24! James Brennan, esq- 
I "25' Rev. E. Henry 




I Mr. James O’Conni.i' 
Messa-s.Stewart 8s Kincu 

ditto 

Rev. M. Bitmnan 
Rev. L. Culliiiaii 
Rev, P. thilfy 

Willimn Ormsby, esri. 
Rev. Janies O'llom 
Rev. P. DowJican 
<litto 
ditto 
ditto 

Rev, B- O’Kano 
ditto 

Rev. 5V. Huglies 
Kev. H.' Keeney 
ditto 
ditto 

Rov. 0. Posuey 
Rev. D. Rodgem 
ditto 

Rov. J. Wbito 
Rov, W. Huglies 
liitto 

Rov. C. Cosgeavo 
ditto 

Rev, D. Tiglio 
ditto 

Rov. D. O’Kaiio 
Rov. 0. Peeiioy 
ditto 

Rov. P. Ilarst 
ditto 

Coll. M'DounoIl, esir. 

ditto 

Rov. P, Brennan 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto I 

Clerkof Poor Law Unioii| 
Rev. O. Peeuoy 
Rov, P. Dowdtoan 
ditto 

Rev, J, O'Hara 
Rev. M. M'Dermott 
lUtto 
ditto 



SUMMARY in PROVINCES of tlio Number of National Schools Not Vested. 



uV i. t. 


Number of Svlioola. 




Uixisl, ntEemloil liy 
Moles anS ^jhaIcb. 


eerAiMTK. 


■ 






lanniL 


lAtal. 


UL.STER . 


831 




1 




1,217 

534 


MUNSTER 










LKIN.STER 


•281 








CtlNNAUGlIT . 


•213 


53 


1 57 




3-28 


iw, . 


1,686 


476 


i S-2C 


17 


2,714 



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206 APPENDIX TO FOURTEENTH REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS. ETC. 
SUMMARY in PROVINCES of fcheNnmber of National Schools Vested and Not Vested on 1st June, 1848. 




Maukiou Cnoss, \ 
James Kelly, j 



Secretaries. 



Return to tiic Uouso of Commons ui 1843, respecting tlio reading of the Holy Sci’ipturca 
and the Scriptni'e Lessons in the National Schools. 

In the year 1843 the Coromissioiiors of National Education fimiiRliecl a Ilcturn to the House of 
Commons, relative to the reading of the Holy Scriptures and Scripture Lessons, in compliance Avitli 
the following Order; — 

“ House of Ciimvmix, loth Mai/, 

“ Oi-de-cd— ni-at thovo lie laid Ijofore tliislluuso, Kotunis fromonch Nivtinn.'d ychool in Ireland, of the Number 
“ of Pupils who, for the lour nioiitlw previous toHlio aotli ihiy of April, have diiily read portions of tlic Iluly 
“Scriptures; idso, the inimbur who have read Extracts selected by the National Uonrd, and the numhur vlio 
“ liavo not read the Scriptures or Esti'acts.” 

By the general result of this Beturn. which comprehondod 2,G14 National Schools, it appeared 
there tvero 492 National Schools in which tlio Holy Scriptures wore rend, daily or occasionally, 
•without Scripture Lessons; and 452 National Schools in which ho/k the Holy Scriptures and 
Scripture Lessons were rend, malting a total of <14-1 National Schools in whidi the Holy Scriptures 
were road. 

Also, that there wore 855 National Schools in which the Scripture Lessons '\vcro read vUhouf. 
the Holy Scriptuves ; and 452 National Schools in which loth Holy Scriptures and Sci'ipturc Lessons 
were read ; making ti total of 1 ,307 National Schools in which the Scripture Lessons were read; 
and 815 National Scliools in which neither tho Holy Scriptures nor Scripture Lessons w'crc read. 

Since the dato of tho above Return in 1843, tho number of National Schools in ojicratioii had 
increased on the 31st of December, 1S47, to .3,825. Tho Goininissioncrs have no olllcinl i-ecord of 
the number of National Schools, in which either tlie flcly Scriptures, or the Scripture Lessons aro 
read, daily or occasionally ; and this information could not be obtained without opening a communica- 
tion with the Manager of every National School in Ireland. Tho Cominissumcrs however are of 
opinion, that the number of schools, in whicli the Holy Scriptures, or Scrijituro Lessons, arc read or not 
read, bears the same proportion r'elatlvely to tho total number of schools now in connexion -with 
tho National Board ns it did in the Ueturu of 1843 to the total nimibor of Schools thej) under tho 
Board. 



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