j&uttBter, GLATN'0 FERMOY, WITH THE PARISHES OE BALLYHOOLY, CLONDULANE, LITTER AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. 1? •T ERMOY, a market and pnst town and parish, in the barony of Condons and Clangibbon, county of Cork, is 134 miles s."W. from Dublin, 38 s.E. from Limerick, and 23 N.E. from Cork, finely situated on the Blackwater river, in the centre of an extensive and exceedingly fertile agricultural district. This place is said to have originated in the foundation of a Cistercian abbey by the family of the Roches, in the beginning of the twelfth century. In 1796, when the late John Anderson became its possessor, by pur- chase, it consisted of only a few mud cabins and the ruins of the old abbey; hut in a few years, by the exertions of the enterprising and; spirited owner, it became not only one of the prettiest inland towns in Ireland, but, during his proprietorship, one of consi- derable manufacture — and industry, comfort and respectability were soon apparent. In consequence of the unfortunate failure of Mr. Anderson's bank, tho place subsequently became the property of Sir Robert Abercromby, Hart., •who is highly respected as a landlord, albeit, it is to be regretted a non-resident. The improvements in the town, however, progress satisfactorily uuder the intelligent superintendence of Sir Robert's agent, Matthias C. llindley, Esq. Several handsome houses have been built—two in the Elizabethan style of architecture, in Abereromby- place, are really elegant; and near the same site Frederick Bell, Esq. occupies a beautiful residence. The site, too, of an extensive brewery, has been appropriated to the erection of comfortable dwellings, shops and warehouses. The bridge of seven arches, connecting the northern and southern portions of the town, is a noble structure, and was opened in 1865. The trade of Fermoy isnow almost entirely of a local and retail character, if we except the Fermoy corn mills, which do a considerable trade. The hotel accommodation is first class, principal among which we may mention Mr. Sheriffs' Royal Hotel, the Queen's, and the Bridge Hotel. The National Bank of Ireland, the Provincial Bank, and the Munster Bank, have branches here, and there is a savings' bank and a loan fund. The government of the town is confided chiefly to the county and resident magis- tracy. General sessions of the peace are held twice a year, and petty sessions once every fortnight, in tho court house, a well-arranged buildihg, at the east end of the town. The barracks are remarkably commo- dious; a portion of the new barrack has been converted into a workhouse. There are four places of publio worship, namely: the Episcopal church, erected in 1802; the Roman Catholic chapel in 1811; the Methodist chapel in 1820, and that for Presbyterians in 1837, The church is rather an elegant structure, with a square tower, surmounted hy a spire. The late Mr. Anderson gave the site for this church, and nearly £3,000 towards its erection. The Roman Catholic chapel is likewise a handsome building. The Methodist and Presby- terian chapel are small, but neat buildings. Tho late Rev. Dr. William Adair endowed a school for teach- ing the useful branches of education : there is also a school for females attached, superintended by the ladies of the town. There are national and infants schools, and several private academies. A handsome convent for nuns of the order of Presentation is situated on the brow of a hill, to the south of the town, and consists of a centre and two wings : in one of the latter is a chapel, in the other a school-house for girls, who aro carefully and gratuitously instructed by the ladies of the establishment. A handsome pre- paratory college has also been recently erected near to the Catholic chapsl. The envrions of Fermoy abound with charming scenery, and numerous villas and man- sions of tho opulent. The market is held on Saturday. Fairs, Juno 21st, August 20th, and November 7th. The population of the parish in 1851, 6,750, and tho town 5,844 of that number. Population of the town in 1861, 8,705 ; and of the parish, 9,S37. BAIXYHOOLY is a neat well-built village, in tho parish of .its name, barony of Fermoy, on the left bank of tho Blackwatcr, four miles of Fermoy, and on tho main road from that town to Mallow, joining the domain of the Earl of Listowel, to whom tho village belongs. The parish church, the remains of a former one, and an ancient castle of the Roches, crown tho summit of a rock immediately over tho river, and across which was a handsome eut-stone bridge, with several arches, but it was entirely car- ried away, like many others in this county, by the flood which occurred on tho night of the 3rd Novem- ber, 1853; this bridge has, however, been replaced by a substantial wooden one. In tho villago is a neat j Episcopal church, built a short time ago, a Roman Catholic chapel, a national school, a dispensary, and police barracks. Population iu 1851 was 1,520, and the village 419 of that number. The population of the parish in 1801 was 1,129, the village containing 267 of that number. CLONDULAHE, a parish and small village in the barony of Condons and Clangibbon, contains a parish church, which is a small neat building, situated between ttvo and three miles from Fermoy. At GLANDULANE are t h e extensive flour mills he- longing to Mr. Hallinan. Population of tho parish in 1851, 986; and in 1861, 990, tho village of Clondulane containing 124 of the latter number. LITIEU, or Castlehyde parish, which lies contiguous to that of Fermoy, is intersected hy the Blackwater river, by which it is divided into two nearly equal parts. The principal seat is Castlehyde, beautifully situated on the northern banks of the Blackwater, in the midst of a highly picturesque and richly-wooded demesne, extending on both sides of the river : and within its precincts are the ivied ruins of tho ancient castle, which, at a former period, gave to the parish its name. The church of the parish is a small, but neat building. The population of tho parish in 1851, 1,071, and in 1861, 1,1)46. POST OFFICE, Patrick-street, FEUMOY, David Rice, Post Master.—Letters irom all parts arrive at seven morning, and at three afternoon and are despatched to all parts at eleven morning and at seven evening; to Kilworth, Mitchelstown, Rashcomae, &c. at five morning ; and to Cappoquin, Lismore, &c., at ten minutes past three afternoon. Money Order Office and Savings Bank. Post Office, BALLYIIOOLY, William Evans, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from Mallow) at four morning, and aro despatched at a quarter-past eight evening. The nearest Money Order Office is at CASTLETOWN.
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FERMOY, W I T H T H E P A R I S H E S O E B A L L Y H O O L Y , C L O N D U L A N E , L I T T E R A N D
N E I G H B O U R H O O D S .
1 ? • T ERMOY, a market and pnst town and parish, in the barony of Condons and Clangibbon, county of Cork, is 134 miles s."W. from Dublin, 38 s.E. from Limerick, and 23 N.E. from Cork, finely situated on the Blackwater river, in the centre of an extensive and exceedingly fertile agricultural district. This place is said to have originated in the foundation of a Cistercian abbey by the family of the Roches, in the beginning of the twelfth century. I n 1796, when the late John Anderson became its possessor, by pur-chase, it consisted of only a few mud cabins and the ruins of the old abbey; hut in a few years, by the exertions of the enterprising and; spirited owner, it became not only one of the prettiest inland towns in Ireland, but, during his proprietorship, one of consi-derable manufacture — and industry, comfort and respectability were soon apparent. In consequence of the unfortunate failure of Mr. Anderson's bank, tho place subsequently became the property of Sir Robert Abercromby, Hart., •who is highly respected as a landlord, albeit, it is to be regretted a non-resident. The improvements in the town, however, progress satisfactorily uuder the intelligent superintendence of Sir Robert's agent, Matthias C. llindley, Esq. Several handsome houses have been built—two in the Elizabethan style of architecture, in Abereromby-place, are really elegant; and near the same site Frederick Bell, Esq. occupies a beautiful residence. The site, too, of an extensive brewery, has been appropriated to the erection of comfortable dwellings, shops and warehouses. The bridge of seven arches, connecting the northern and southern portions of the town, is a noble structure, and was opened in 1865. The trade of Fermoy isnow almost entirely of a local and retail character, if we except the Fermoy corn mills, which do a considerable trade. The hotel accommodation is first class, principal among which we may mention Mr. Sheriffs' Royal Hotel, the Queen's, and the Bridge Hotel. The National Bank of Ireland, the Provincial Bank, and the Munster Bank, have branches here, and there is a savings' bank and a loan fund. The government of the town is confided chiefly to the county and resident magis-tracy. General sessions of the peace are held twice a year, and petty sessions once every fortnight, in tho court house, a well-arranged buildihg, at the east end of the town. The barracks are remarkably commo-dious; a portion of the new barrack has been converted into a workhouse.
There are four places of publio worship, namely: the Episcopal church, erected in 1802; the Roman Catholic chapel in 1811; the Methodist chapel in 1820, and that for Presbyterians in 1837, The church is rather an elegant structure, with a square tower, surmounted hy a spire. The late Mr. Anderson gave the site for this church, and nearly £3,000 towards its erection. The Roman Catholic chapel is likewise a handsome building. The Methodist and Presby-terian chapel are small, but neat buildings. Tho late
Rev. Dr. William Adair endowed a school for teach-ing the useful branches of education : there is also a school for females attached, superintended by the ladies of the town. There are national and infants schools, and several private academies. A handsome convent for nuns of the order of Presentation is situated on the brow of a hill, to the south of the town, and consists of a centre and two wings : in one of the latter is a chapel, in the other a school-house for girls, who aro carefully and gratuitously instructed by the ladies of the establishment. A handsome pre-paratory college has also been recently erected near to the Catholic chapsl. The envrions of Fermoy abound with charming scenery, and numerous villas and man-sions of tho opulent. The market is held on Saturday. Fairs, Juno 21st, August 20th, and November 7th. The population of the parish in 1851, 6,750, and tho town 5,844 of that number. Population of the town in 1861, 8,705 ; and of the parish, 9,S37.
BAIXYHOOLY is a neat well-built village, in tho parish of .its name, barony of Fermoy, on the left bank of tho Blackwatcr, four miles of Fermoy, and on tho main road from that town to Mallow, joining the domain of the Earl of Listowel, to whom tho village belongs. The parish church, the remains of a former one, and an ancient castle of the Roches, crown tho summit of a rock immediately over tho river, and across which was a handsome eut-stone bridge, with several arches, but it was entirely car-ried away, like many others in this county, by the flood which occurred on tho night of the 3rd Novem-ber, 1853; this bridge has, however, been replaced by a substantial wooden one. In tho villago is a neat
j Episcopal church, built a short time ago, a Roman Catholic chapel, a national school, a dispensary, and police barracks. Population iu 1851 was 1,520, and the village 419 of that number. The population of the parish in 1801 was 1,129, the village containing 267 of that number.
CLONDULAHE, a parish and small village in the barony of Condons and Clangibbon, contains a parish church, which is a small neat building, situated between ttvo and three miles from Fermoy. At GLANDULANE are the extensive flour mills he-longing to Mr. Hallinan. Population of tho parish in 1851, 986; and in 1861, 990, tho village of Clondulane containing 124 of the latter number.
LITIEU, or Castlehyde parish, which lies contiguous to that of Fermoy, is intersected hy the Blackwater river, by which it is divided into two nearly equal parts. The principal seat is Castlehyde, beautifully situated on the northern banks of the Blackwater, in the midst of a highly picturesque and richly-wooded demesne, extending on both sides of the river : and within its precincts are the ivied ruins of tho ancient castle, which, at a former period, gave to the parish its name. The church of the parish is a small, but neat building. The population of tho parish in 1851, 1,071, and in 1861, 1,1)46.
P O S T O F F I C E , Patrick-street, F E U M O Y , David Rice, Post Master.—Letters irom all parts arrive at seven morning, and at three afternoon and are despatched to all parts at eleven morning and at seven evening; to Kilworth, Mitchelstown, Rashcomae, &c. at five morning ; and to Cappoquin, Lismore, &c., at ten minutes past three afternoon.
Money Order Office and Savings Bank.
P o s t Office, BALLYIIOOLY, William Evans, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from Mallow) at four morning, and aro despatched at a quarter-past eight evening.
The nearest Money Order Office is at CASTLETOWN.
FERMOY, &c. N o b i l i t y , G e n t r y &. C l e r g y
Adams Key. Samuel Henry, South Cregg
Austin Mrs. William Forward, Grange Hill
Baguall John J . Esq. Rock Ville Barry Captain James, J.p. Bally-
clough House Beeclier Sir Henry VV. Castleliyde Beecher John Wrixon, Esq. Castle-
liydo [place Bell Frederick, Esq.j.r.Abercrnniby Bible Mrs. Ellen, King's square Briscoe Robert, Esq. Clondulane Briscoe Robert John, Esq.Cork Hill Brown Samuel, Esq, Ballyhooly Burke George, Esq. Ballyvalloch Burke Michael, Esq. Rathealy road Campbell Arthur, Esq. (barrister),
St. James's place Carey Edward Kiely, Esq. J.P.
Carey's Villa Carroll Richaid,Esq. J.P. Cork road Collis Capt. Peter, Montford Lodge Connor Rov. Frai.cis, Ballyhooly Corban William, Esq. Betty Ville Creagh Mr. A. (j. Rathealy road Deane Charles, E«q. Gurrane Dennehy Mr. Daniel, Cork road Dennehy Mrs. —,Ciondulane Donaldson Ilev.Joseph,Barrack hill Downey Mr. John, Ballyhooly road Doyle Rev. Patrick, Lauiel hill Dunn Geotge,Esq. M.D. Clondulane Eyres Mrs. —, Walker's row Finney Rev. Tlios. I-I. C. Clondulane Fitzgerald Rev. William, the College Freeman Mr. Rowley, Clifton Freeman the Misses, Clifton Furlong John, Esq. J.p. Richmond
Park Godley Mrs. —, St. James's place Grant Rev. Jasper, Temptence Grant Mrs. Thomas, Kilmuriy Greene James, Esq. Airbill Hallinan Mr. John, Gilandulane Hayes Captain Horace, Clondulane,
and Castle Lyons Kcndley Matthias Christopher, Esq.
J.p. Mount Rivers Hill Rev. Arundel, Glebe House Hyde John, Esq. J.P. Cregg Listowel Countess —, Convamore Lucas Major, J.P. Rathealy Lucas Mrs. —, Mona-beg Lukey GeorgeBevan, Esq.Glt nview Lvnch Itev. John, Laurel hill Massey George, Esq. Woorlfort Mountcashel the Right Hon. Ear)
of, J.P. Moore Park O'Brien Mr.Denis,St. James's place Parker Rev. Jabez, Laurel hill Perrott John, E-q. Itathealy Roberts Captain H odder, Ranny Sherlock Mr. —, Abercromhy place Starkey Wm. Esq. M.D. Ballyhooly Wigmore Heniv, Esq. Kilbarry
A c a d e m i e s &. S c h o o l s ADAIR SCHOOL, W e s t q u a y — J o h n
Kinmouth, master FnitMor COLLEGE — Rev. John
Burke, D.D. principal FERMOY SCHOOL (girls), West quay
—Anne Dollard, mistress INFANTS' SCHOOL, B a r r a c k h i l l -
Mrs. Johnson, mistress NATIONALSCHOOL— P a t r i c k S h e e d y ,
master; Bridget Slieedy, mistress N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , B a l l y h o o l y —
JamesTwhill, master; MaryTivin, mistress
N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , C l o n d u l a n e — Jauies Ahern, master
R O M A N C A T H O L I C C O L L E G E ( S t . Colman's), Top of King st—Rev. William Fitzgerald, principal
ROMAN C A T H O L I C S C H O O L ( g i r l s ) , Laurel hill—The Nuns, teachers
ST. COLMAN'S SCHOOL, Cork r o a d — The Christian Brothers, teachers
A t t o r n e y s Barry John, Patrick st Bourke Michael, Patrick st Carroll h Barry, Patrick st Furlong Chailes, Pati ick s! O'Sullivan Edmund, Patrick st Rice Thomas, Walker's row
A u c t i o n e e r s Barry James & Son, Patrick st Teap Thomas, Patiick st
B a k e r s &. F l o u r S e a l e r s Casey John, Prince's st Clancy John, Patrick st Clancy Thomas, Old Market st Coleman Michael, King st Daniels Cornelius, Barrack hill Donegan Patrick, Patrick st Dtralea Michael, King st Evans William, Ballyhooly Hennessy D. Barrack hill Ives David, Patrick st M'Grath John, King st Rice David, Patrick st Roche Pairiek, Patrick st Ryan Michael, Patrick st Sheehan Jauies, King st Smith Francis, King st
B a n k s M U N S T E R B A N K I N G C o . L I M I T E D
(branch), Queen's sq—(draws on. Union Bank, London)—Mr. Cor-nelius W. Dennehy, manager
N A T I O N A L BANK oi- IRP .LAND, P a t -rick street—(draws on head office, London)—Mr. James Morrogb, manager
P R O V I N C I A L B A N K OP I R E L A N D , Artillery quay—(draws on head office, London) — Mr. James M'Creery, manager
B l a c k s m i t h s Bultnan James, Ballyhooly Carev Patrick, Clondulane Cartliy John, Ballyhooly Dunn James. West quay Moore Thomas, Old Market Murray John, Pump lane Roy Robert, Walter's hill Scannell John, West quay Si-k James, Duutahaii
B o o k s e l l e r s & s t a t i o n e r s Lintlsey John (& bookbinder Si
printer), King st Lindsey William, King st
B o o t &. S h o e m a k e r s Birmingham Thomas, Ballyhooly Cisey Jeremiah, Newtown Casey Philip, Chapel square Collins William, King st Cundon Michael, King st Condon William, King st Duggan Daniel, Ballyhooly Haitnett Johu, Iving st Hennessy Patrick, Barrack hill Hickey William, King st Hudson John, Kilie's square Lillis Michael Artillery quay O'Callaghan Daniel, King st, &
Patrick sfc O'Callaghan Edward, Barrack hill Roche Patrick, King st Roynan David, Cork road Sheehan Jeremiah, Ballyhooly Tobin John, Old Markel place Williams Hugh, King st
B u i l d e r s Anderson Henry, Rathealy road Barry James (& contractor), New
Market st Newstead James, Church hill
B u t c h e r s IN T H E M A R K E T .
Shea John Spillane John
Barry Arthur Bariy Patiick Brien Richard Spillane Peter Ha1 on Jantes Spillane Wm. Shea Daniel Curtin Daniel, New Market st Daly Thomas, Ballyhooly Fouhy James, Prince's st M'Gann John, New Market st Sheehan Patrick, Princess st Sinitt Michael, Nc-v Market st
C a r p e n t e r s Barry James, New Market st Connell Patrick, Cork hill Daly Charles, King st Navin John, Ballyhooly Newstead James, Church hill C h i n a , G l a s s &. E a r t h e n w a r e
B e a l e r s Barry James M, &Son, Patrick st Buckley Margaret, Patrick st Donegan Patrick, Patrick st Foley Ellen, Patrick st
C o a c h m a k e r s Holohan Thomas, Rathealy road Jacob Thos. & Co. King's square Land John, Grubb's quay Ryan Patrick, Cork road
C o a l B e a l e r s Buckley John, West quay Dunlea Patrick, Artillery quay Mining Co. of Ireland, Railway stn. Troy John, Artillery quay
C o n f e c t i o n e r s Murphy B. Patrick st Sherilfs William, Queeu square—
See advertisement C o o p e r s
Geany James, King st O'Keeffe Owen, Patrick st Smith James, Market place
Corn S e a l e r s Dunlea Patrick, Patrick st Molony Michael, Patrick st
F i r e , &.e. Office A g e n t s ATLAS (lire),.John Barry,Patrick st IMPERIAL (life), John Bany, Pa-
trick stieet ROYAL, R. Hanley, Patiick st SCOTTISH N A T I O N A L , P e t e r B a y l e r ,
King street S C O T T I S H P R O V I N C I A L , W i l l i a m
Sheriffs, Queen sq—See advert. STANDARD (life), It. Hanley, Pa-
trick street SUN (fire), Jonathan Dann, King st
G r o c e r s Marked thus* aro also Spirit Dealers,
Bell William, Albert place •Buckley Patrick, Patrick st •Caholau M. Queen square Clancy John, Patrick st Clancy Margaret, Bank st Clancy Maurice, Princ.sst "Cotter James, Patiick st ^Cotter John, Queen square Daniels Cornelius, Barrack hill •Hunt William, Barrack hill •Hun t William, (Jueeii square 'Kilgrew John, King st Leahy George, Ballyhooly Lombard William, Ballyhooly •M'Carthy Eliza, Patrick st "M'Carthy Mary, King st 'M'Carthy William, Patrick st
i f t u i t g t e r . Slater's Grocers—Continued.
M'Grath Susan, Ballybdbly "Millard James, Queen square Molony William, Patrick st Nash John, Ballyhooly O'Brien John, Ballyhooty •O'Brien Thomas, Patrick st •O'Connell William, Patrick st "O'Connor Eliza, Ballyhooly •O'Gorman Catherine, Patrick st O'Gornian Mary A. Patrick st •O'Sullivan Jeremiah, Ballyhooly O'Sullivan John, Ballyhooly *Punch John, Queen square Reade Matthias, Queen square •Shea John, Patrick st •Sheehan Jaines King st * Sheehan Patrick, Coik road •Smith Francis, King st •Trainor Henry, Patrick st Turner Jones, Queen square Veale James, Ballyhooly "Willis John, Bartackhill •Young Jane, Queen square •Young Martin, Patrick st
H a b e r d a s h e r s See Linen Drapers Sj Haberdashers
H o t e l s (See also Public Houses.)
Bridge, James Millard, Grubb's qy Commercial, David Molony,Bank st Queen's Arms, Alexander H.Grant,
Queen square Boyal, William Sheriffs, Queen
square—See advertisement I r o n m o n g e r s a n d H a r d -
w a r e m e n Barry John, Patrick st Dann Jonathan, King st Dunlea Patrick, Patrick st Hennessy Thomas, Patrick st O'Brien Thomas, King st Sheehan Eugene, Patrick st
l e a t h e r S e l l e r s Collins William, King st Hennessy Thomas, Patrick st I i inen a n d W o o l l e n D r a p e r s
a n d H a b e r d a s h e r s Marked thus » are also Milliners.
Barry Ellen, Patrick st Cahill Ellen, King st Cotter Johanna, Queen square Cudtnore Daniel, King st •Daniels Sf Co. Queen square Hayes Daniel, Patrick st Hennessy Thomas, Patrick st •Magnier M . J . Queen square Mannia John, Patrick st •Moore Brothers, Patrick st O'Callaghan Daniel, Queen square O'Keeffe Thomas, King st O'Sullivan John, Queen square Sheehan Eugene, Patrick st Smyth Itnbert, Queen square Vauuhan M. Patrick st Wal-h Charles, King st Waters M. J. King st H v e r y S t a b l e K e e p e r s a n d
P o s t Car O w n e r s Cahill Patrick, West quay Jacnb Thomas, Kine square Sheriffs William, Queen square—
See advertisement
M i l l i n e r s &. D r e s s m a k e r s See Linen Drapers.
Oil a n d C o l o u r m e n Dann Jonathan, King st Pim Joseph W. & Sous, Patrick st
P a i n t e r s a n d G l a z i e r s Burns Barnabold, King st Haughton Joseph, Ballyhooly Keats Henry, Barrack hill Keeffe Thomas, King st O'Byrne Bryan, King st Robinson Thomas, King st
P a w n b r o k e r s Downing John, Patrick st H urst J ohn H. King st Ryan David, Patrick st
P h y s i c i a n s &. S u r g e o n s Drew Francis Paoli, King square Edgar John Pt-arde, Ballyhooly Roche John, Queen square Russell George Bevan, King square White Richard, Duntahan
P l u m b e r s &. G a s f i t t e r s Grant John,Artillery quay Higgins John, King square Smith Robert, Queen square
P r o v i s i o n D e a l e r s Dooley Daniel, Patrick st Doyle Thomas, Prinoes st O'Neill Daniel, Barrack hill Pigott Robert, Patrick st
P u b l i c H o u s e s (See also Grocers.)
Barry Ellen, Cork road Barry Johu, Princess st Batterberry M. Cork road Baylor John, New Market st Birmingham John, Cork road Carroll Eliza, Glandulane Clancy John, Patrick st Cuttin Thomas, Barrack hill Daly Eliza, Bank st Dimonil Thomas, King Bt Donegan Thomas, Artilery qu'ay Donley Daniel, Patrick st Dower Jnhn R. King st Dunlea Michael, King st Fleming Jane, Patrick st Flynn James, Bank st Geary Daniel, Barrack hill Hogan John, Barrack st Hunt William, Bariack bill Kent David, Abbey st Lineham Michael, Bairack gates M'Grath Eliza, Patrick st M'Grath John, King st Magnier Michael, Princes st Mahon Denis, B iirack gates Mannix Thomas, Kine st Miller Thomas, Old Market Molony Richard, Patrick st
', Moore Thomas, Market place i O'Brien John, King st j O'Brien John, ICilworth road J O'Brbn J "hn , B dlvhooly i O'Brien Thomas, Patriok st O'Connell James, Princes st O'Connell Thomas, Barrack bill O'Connell William, 3 Patrick .-t O'Connor James, Ahley st O'Connor William, West Quay O'Keefe Owen, Pa t r ick ' t O'Ke ffs- Wiilian), Patrick st O'Mabony Bartholome w, King st
I O'Sullivan Jeremiah, Ball; hooly M e r c h a n t s
SeetJerchants under their respectiie ; Pigott Robert, Patrick st heads. Quain Patrick, Ballyhooly
— j Roche John, Old Market st M i l l e r s j Shanahan Denis, Market place
Furlong John & Sun, FermnyMills j Shinnick William, King st Hallinan Timothy, GLANOULANE • Smith Ann, Cork road
MILLS I Smith Francis, King st
S a d d l e r s Buckley A. Patrick st Heffernan Thomas, Grubb's quay Hvde Arthur, Barrack hill M'Grath John, Patrick st Noonan John, Old Market
S e e d D e a l e r s Baylor Peter, King st Dunlea Patrick, Patrick st Hennessy Thomas, Patrick st Molony David, Bank st
S l a t e r s &. P l a s t e r e r s Connors Thomas, Chapel hill Connors Thomas, Bank st Jones William, Cork road O'Leary John, Princes st O'Leary Thomas, Artillery quay
S p i r i t D e a l e r s See also Grocers, and also Public
Houses.
Surg-eons See Physicians and Surgeons.
T a i l o r s Barry Michael, Church hill Barry William, Ballyhooly Daniels Henry, Queen square Fitzgerald James, Patrick st Godsiell Thomas, Barrack bill O'Connell James, Princess st Slattery David, King st Syms William & Son, King square Veale James, King st
T a l l o w C h a n d l e r s Claike William & Sot), Kingst O'Gornian David, Pauicks t O'Sullivan M. & Co. Queeu square T o b a c c o a n d S n u f f M a n u -
f a c t u r e r s Barry Catherine and Elizabcth,
Patrick st Clarke William & Son, King st Lonergan John, King st O'Gorman David, Patrick st O'Sullivan M. & Co. Queeu square
W o o l l e n D r a p e r s See Linen and Woollen Drapers.
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
Briscoe Ca the r ine , loan ofiico, Hunk s t Byron Wil l iam, dent is t , Kathealy road Collins W . & Co. mineral water m a k e r s ,
K i n g street Connel l R ichard , teacher of mus i c ,
R&lhealy road f a t Donne l ly E d w a r d , clothes dir. Pat r ick Hanley Richard , clerk of pe t ty sessions,
Walker ' s row Hcaley J o h n Williams, clerk to commis-
s ioners , Pa t r ick s t H u n t e r Edmund , dye r , K i n g square K i r k m a n Alfred, b r ewer , New Marke t st Lindsay J o h n , toy dealer, King s t Mills A. hosier, King st Moore B r o t h e r s , f u r n i t u r e dlrs. King s t Murray W. M. teacher of music , b a r -
r a c k hi l l O ' l l r i t n John , gunsmi th , K in? st O'Tuole Pierce , stone mason , B a r r a c k s t
I P im J o s e p h W. & Sons, timber mrch t s . Patr ick s t ree t
Roche John , apothecary, Queen ' s square Sheriffs Wil l iam, d is t r ibutor of listiiug
and game l icenses, Queen ' s square— See advertisement
Swiney Bridget, p e r f u m o r , K i n g i t Thomas R. H . watch m a k e r , K i n g ' s sq.
22KrcttOt£>. FERMOY, &c. j f t l u n s t t r .
P L A C E S O F W O R S H I P AND THEIR MINISTERS.
PATUSII CIIRRCH (uf Fe rmoy) , B a r r a c k h i l l—Rev Arundel l H i l l , r e c t o r ; Itev — H e r m a n , cu ra t e
PARISH CHURCH, Ballyhooley — Rev F r a n c i s Connor
PAKISH CHURCH, Clondulane E e v T h o m a s H . C. F inney , rector
PARISH CHUBCH, Lit ter ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Rov J a b e z
P a r k e r , p.p.; Revs J o h n Lynch a n d P a t r i c k Doyle, cu ra te s
CONVENT, Laurel h i l l METHODIST (Wes lcyan) CIIAPEL, W a l -
ker ' s row PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, Bar rack h i l l -
Rev . J o s e p h Donaldson
P O O R L A W U N I O N "WORKHOUSE, N e w B a r r a c k s .
M a s t e r — E d w a r d Gornley Mat ron—Kate M ' C a r t h y Schoolmaster—Michael Bar ry
Schoolmis t ress , Norah Driscoll Clerk of the U n i o n — J . N . H e a l e y P r o t e s t a n t Chap la in—Rev T h o m a s H .
C. F inney [ P a r k e r Roman Cathol ic Chapla in—Rev. J a b e z Medical A t t e n d a n t — J o h n Roche, M.D. Re l iev ing Officer—David B y r n e
Assembly Rooms, J a m e s Bt Ba r r ack (Cons tabu la ry ; , K i n g s t r e e t -
An thony R a n s o m e , sub-inspector Bar rack (Cons tabulary) , Ca rey ' s ville—
W m . S inyard , sub- inspec tor Ba r r ack (Constabulary) , Bal lyhooly—
George Fe rguson , sergeant Barrack (Mil i tary) , Bar rack hil l Bridewell , P a t r i c k s t C o u r t H o u s e , Pa t r i ck s t ree t—Ann
D o w n i n g , keeper Dispensary and Fever Hospi ta l , Church
hil l—Richd. White , medica l a t t e n d a n t Fe rmoy N e w s Room. Art i l lery q u a y . . —
W. J . Fennel l , secre ta ry
G a s Works , Pa t r i ck s t—Geo. Denskin , m a n a g e r
TelegraphOff ice ,Ar t i l le ry quay—Pat r i ck M ' C a r t h y , clerk
Weigh H o u s e , Old M a r k e t p lace Weigh ing Machine , Art i l lery q u a y Y o u n g Men ' s Socie ty , Artillery quay—
David Ma lony , secretary
C A R S
To L I S M O R E and C A P P O Q U I N , a Car , a t t h r e e af ternoon
T o M I T C H E L S T O W N , a C a r , a t five m o r n i n g
C O N V E Y A N C E B Y R A I L W A Y ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN & WESTERN
LINE
Sta t ion , Ba r r ack h i l l — J o h n Coleman, s tat ion m a s t e r
Sta t ion, Bal lyhooley
Ox FETHARD,
"R FETIIAIW-TIP,—the adjunct, a contraction for Tipperary, to distinguish it from the Fethard in the county of Wexford, is a market town and parish, in the harony of Mi'ldlethird, county of Tipperary, 99 miles s.w. from Dublin, 33 N.W. from Waterford, 49 s.E. by E. from Limerick, G1 N.E. from Cork, 10 s. from Cashel, 8J N. from Clonmel, and about the same distance s. from Killenaule. The town, which is small and irregularly built, is situated in a fertile part of the country, and previous to the union was a parlia-mentary borough, returning two members to the Irish parliament. Though now, in point of siz-?, but an inconsiderable town, with a steadily decreasing population, it was- formerly one of consequence and great strength—being encircled hy walls, and the four entrances into the town were guarded hy gates and towers, three of which are still standing. The garrison stood a siege in the time of Cromwell, and the arti-cles of treaty and capitulation are now in the posses-sion of Thomas Barton, Esq., of Grove, to whom the principal part of the place belongs. There is no pro-minent branch of business carried on here; the country
property. Petty sessions are held once a fortnight in an ancient building in the Main-street.
The parish church of the Holy Trinity is old, hut commodious and handsome. It comprises the remains ing aisle of an ancient structure, of which the chancel is in ruins; it is in tho English decorated style, with a venerable tower. The Roman Catholic chapel of tho Holy Trinity is a spacious modern structure. Tho beautiful old abbey, formerly belonging to the Augus tinian friars, has been fitted up as a chapel; lately a new front to it has been completed, and it now pre-sents a handsomeappcarauce. The Presbyterians havo also a place of worship. The Protestant parish school-house is a neat building, having two airy school-rooms, one each for boys and girls, with comfortable apart-ments for the master. A national school for children of both sexes, in Chapel-lane, and a valuable dispen-sary, are the other principal cliaiita'ole institution^. The market, which is held on Saturday, is not so well attended as might he expected from the fertility of tho surrounding country. The chartered fairs are April 30 h, the Friday next before Trinity Sunday, Septern-
around being now used chiefly for grazing purposes, j her 7th, and November 21st. There aro likewise fai i s Many persons are employed in the making of nails. Ion the second Wednesday in the other months. Th'j The town was formerly governed by a regular corpo-! parish of Fethard contained in 1851, 3,080 inhabitants, ration embodied by a charter of James I . ; it is now,; and the town 2,707 of that number; in 1801 the parish under the late Municipal Act, governed by a body of contained 2,533, aud the town 2,303. commissioneis, who are possessed of the c rporatc 1
P O S T O F F I C E , Main-street, E K T I I A U U - T I P , James Smith, I'ost Master.—Letters from all parts lit arrivo (from CLONMEL) at seven morning; and are despatched at it quarter before seven evening.
Money Order Office and Savings Bank. G e n t r y a n d C l e r g y
Ashmore Mr.—Dallyruskin B a r t o n T h o m a s , E s q . J .P . GIOVO Blaekmore Henry, Esq. Ratehcool linraes Francis Cailton, Esq, M.D.
Moore st liurges Mr. Lock, Moore st I Surges Mr. William, Monre st Cantwell Uev. Deati, P.r. Main st Cantvvell Rev. James, Mainst Cooke Robt. Esq.j.p. KiltinanCastle Fonte Kev. Frederick, Glebe house Freud John, Ansguift Frend George, Esq. Ardsalla Gough Col.—Knockeven Haiden Captain, j.p. Tuliimaine Johnson Kev.—Main st Kellett Richard Orland, Esq.
(barrister) Clouacd Lane Mr. William, Main st Lonergan Rev. Jas. Priory, Abbey st Mallumbby Rev. John, Main st Massey Captain, J.P. Uocklow MurphyRev.James,Priory, Abbey st Pennefather Richard, Esq. Lakelield Sankey Jacob Villiers, Esq. j.p.
Collemore Ti nant John, Esq. Moban:an
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A c a d e m i e s a n d S c h o o l s Blundel Robert, Sparrow latie NATIONAL ScnooL, Chapel liue—
Je: emiah Mehatt, master NATIONAL SCHOOL, ( f e m a l e ) . M a i n
st—Presentation nuns teacher3 PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS ( p r o ' t e s t a n t ) ,
Fethard
A g e n t s
SaycrsFrederick(laud&auctioneer)> Main st
Wilson Charles (land), Main st
E a k s r s
Coffey Michael, Main st Conway Margaret, Main st Corcoran Thomas, Main st Dwyer Maria, the Valley Kennedy Patrick, Moore st M'Carthy John, Main st M'Carthy Michael, Main st Maher Mary, Main st Needham John, Main st O'Donoghue Patrick, Mainst
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B a n k M U N S I E R RANK LIMITED, ( b r a n c h )
Main st—(draws on Union Hank, London), Mr. William Lane, manager
B l a c k s m i t h s Coffey Denis, Cashel n ad Donovan John, Killuockeu Gnn Michael. Green Gunn Patrick, Green Hogan Patrick, Watergate Lonergan William, Main st Mockler Thomas, Bennett's hill
2 o o t a n d S h o e M a k e r s Byrne Thomas, Moore st Cummins John, Main st Devereaux Edmund, Main st Fitzimmons William, Abbey st Flannery John, Clonmel road Hanlv John, Main st Heany Daniel, Main at M'Carthy Patrick, Moore st M'Carthy Richard, Moore st M'Carty Charles, Moore st Mullalley Edmund, Chapel lane Scott Michael, Main st Shea John, Watergate st Shea John, Valley
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JWunster. SlaUc's B u t c i i o r s
Bowe Patrick, tlio Green Cahill Michael, Moore st Donovan Michael, Main si Maher James, Moore st [st Rlaher Richard (& chandler), Main Maher William, Main st C a r p e n t e r s &. W h e e l w r i g h t s Cleary Patrick, Chanel lane Hackett Nicholas, Clonmel road HefTerman John, Green Sap Patrick, Clonmel road Shea James, Abbey st Shea Thomas, Moore st Twhill Owen, Clonmel road Walsh Thomas, Abbey s t Walsh William, Green"
C o o l e r s HefFerman William, Upper Valley Hickey John, Watergate Lonergan Richard, the Green Parker Thomas, Chapel lane Quiulan John, the Green
C o m m e r c h a n t s (See also Millers!(\Corn Merchants) Byrne Lawrence, Main st Daniels Johu, Moore st
F i r e a n d Xiife Office SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL, W i l l i a m
Lane, Munster Bank, Main st G r o c e r s a n d S p i r i t S e a l e r s
Byrne Lawrence, Main st Coffey Michael, Main st Hanly David, Main st Lannagan William, Main st M'Carthy John, Main st M'Carthy Michael, Main st Needham John, Maiu st Ryan John, Moore st Sayers Henry B. Main st Schofield He'nry, Main st Shea Johu, Moore st Stokes Patrick, Main st
I n n s a n d P u b l i c H o u s e s Connell James, Maiu st Dwan Mary, Maiu st Fenesey Margaret, Main st Hogan Margaret (& undertaker),
Watergate st Lonergan William, Main st Ryan Bridget, Moore st Stokes Susan, Stokes' Hotel Main s!
I r o n m o n g e r s &. H a r d w a r e D e a l e r s
Donovan Michael, Maiu st M'Carthy John, Main st Sayers Frederick, Main st
3>inen & W o o l l e n ESrapers Delahunty Ellen, Moore st Landers Pierce, Main st M'Carthy Michael, Main st Mailer Mary, Main s! Mockler Thomas, Main st Tobiti Patrick & Co. Main st Walsh Edward, Main st
m e a l a n d F l o u r S e a l e r s Byrne John, Abbey st Daniels John, Mooio st Finnessy Margaret, Main st
m i l l e r s C o r n F l o u r m e r c h a n t s
(See also Corn Merchants.) Clancy lid. Clare Mills, Killusty M'Carthy John, Valley Mills Shea James, Milestow n Wilson Charles, Main st
m i l l i n e r s ei D r e s s m a k e r s Bowes Mary, Moore st Deferens Ann, Main st Hanly Catherine, Main st Harr Margeret Ellen, Maiu st Tearney Catherine, Moore st Williams Ellen, the Green
Wail m a k e r s Butler John, Clonmel road Butler William, Cloninel road Coadv William, Clonmel road Fitzgerald Michael, Cashel road Holmes James,"the Green Keating Martin, Green Keating Michael, Moore st Kelly Michael, Green Keevan Thoma-, Clonmel road Maher Edraond, Abbey st Mahony Michael, Cloninel road Purtil Thomas, Cloninel road Sheedy James, Casliel road Sheedy Michael, Cashel road Ryan William & Son, Clonmel rd Wall John, Abbey st
P a i n t e r s a n d G l a z i e r s Hackett James, Abbey st M'LellanRobert, Moore st S h o p k e e p e r s & D e a l e r s i n
S u n d r i e s Dwyer Maria, tho Valley O'Donoghue Patrick, Main st Walsh Andrew, Main st
S l a t e r s a n d P l a s t e r e r s Dwyer Richard, Watergate st Grern James, Valley Greene John, Moore st
Byrne Edmond, Mainst Maher Thomas, Chapel lane Mullins William, Main st
T a i l o r s Bryan Michael, Clonmel road Callaghan Cornelius, Moore st Ivendricl: Edmund, Main st Mara Michael, Green Moores John, Moore st Puitil Thomas, Clonmel road Sayers John, Watergate st
M I S C E L L A N E O U S Burges F r a n c i s Car l ton , physician,
Moore st taazlitt Samue l , apo thecary , M a i n s t Connel J a s . glass & china dealer,Main st Corcoran Thomas , tirnbor m e r c h a n t and
bui lder , M a i n st Daniel J o h n , egg merchan t . M a i n st F i tzgera ld Tlios. saddler , Clonmel road M ' C a r t h y J o h n , lea ther seller, M a i n st Maher Mary , e a r t h e n w a r e dir . M a i n s t M a h e r Robert , s tonemason, Green Norr i s Rober t , wh i t e smi th , Green Seliolield H e n r y , ta l low chandler ,Main st Smyth James , clerk of pe t t y sessions,
M a i n s t Sul l ivan M i c h a e l , hair d r e s se r ,Ma in st '1 ehan James , h a r d w a r e dealer, M a i n st
P L A C E S O F W O R S H I P AND THEIR MINISTERS
TRINITY (Pro tes tan t ) PARISH CHURCH, M a i n St. .Rov.Frederick Fuo te , r ec to r ; Glebe H o u s e
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CNAPEL, Main s t . . I t e v . Dean Cantwel l , R:P; Revs . J a m e s Cantwell a n d J o h n Ma-lnmbley , cura tes
AUGUSTINXAN CHAPEL, T h e Abbey— I tev . J a m e s Murphy,prior*; Rev . J a i . Lonergan cura te
PBESBYTKRIAN CHAPEL. M a i u s t . . R c v . —, Johnson
Cons tabu la ry Office, M a i n s t . . J a m e s Han lan , constable
D i s p e n s a r y , Fe tha rd . . M r . Franc i s l l u r -ges, d i spense r
M a r k e t Honse, Main S t . . J a m e s T h a n k e e p e r
C A R T o C L O N M E L , a Car f r o m S t a k e ' s
Hotel , M a i n st . every m o r n i n g (Sun-day excep ted) , a t a qua r t e r before eight, and a Mai l C a r f rom James Smi th ' s a t seven every m o r n i n g
T o K1LLEN AULE, a Ca r f r o m Stoke 's Hotel , Main st. daily a t a qua r t e r be-fore s ix
R A I L W A Y T h o nea res t Stat ion is at Clonmel , eight and a half mi tes d i s t a n t Fo r veyance there to see cars
K A N T U R K i S a market town, partly in the parish of EILERI^ hut chiefly in that of CLONFERT, barony of Duhallow, county of Cork, 163 miles s."w. from Dublin, 24 N.w. from Cork, 23 N. from Macroom, 1G s.w. from Done-raile, and 10 w. from Mallow, seated on the hanks of
market for the corn, which they were previously obliged to send to Cork. At BANTEER, three miles from Ivanturk, there is a station upon tho Killarney Junction of the Dublin and Cork line. A branch of the National Bank of Ireland is established here. The
the Allua and Dallua, whose streams flow through tho ! sessions-house and bridewell are substantial and coin-town. Kanturk, which is irregularly built, consists of modious buildings; the former has a handsome front several small streets, chicfly diverging from the eenti e, together with a new one called Egmont-place, which terminates towards tho north, where is situated an elegant and commodious hotel, surrounded by a plan-tation. Many of the old houses have been rebuilt and other improvements effected under the auspiccs of the late Earl of Egmont. In the vicinity, on the liver Dallua are the extensive corn mills of Messrs. Barry and Mr. Stowell—tho latter, Gurteen Mills, are situ-ated near the town. An immense business is done by theso two establishments, which are of great advan-tage to the neighbouring farmers, by affording a ready
of hewn stone; the latter is upon a largo scale, adapted for the convenient classification of prisoners. Petty sessions are held every Saturday, and general sessions in June and December.
The parish church is a small neat structure, with a square embattled tower, surmounted by pinnacles. The Roman Catholic chapel is commodious within, and neat externally. The cliapel-yard is entered by a very handsome gateway, formed of pillars of hewn stone, surmounted with richly crockctted pinnacles, the work of a native artist, tho lato Tobias Vanston. A freo school, under tho superintendence of the Board of
Selector!?. KANTURK. f u n s t e r . Education, and a dispensary, are the principal chari-ties. Not far distant are the remains of a castle, begun in the reign of Elizabeth by an Irish chieftain named Carty M'Donough: the policy of the queen would not, however, suffer him to finish it ; for, when lie was on the point of roofing tho building, her orders compelled him to relinquish his intention. I t occu-pies the four sides of a quadrangle one hundred and twenty feet in length by eighty in hreatdh, being
three stories high, and flanked at each angle, hy a square tower of four stories, exhibiting, perhaps, the most perfect remains of the Elizabethan style of archi-tecture now extant. The market is held on Saturday, and is abundantly supplied with all kinds of provisions. Fairs, March 17th, May 4th, July 4th, September 29th, November 3rd, and December 11th, for cattle, &c. The population of the town, according to the returns made in 1851, was 3,074 ; and in 1SG1, 2,2SG.
P O S T O F F I C E , Main-street, John Featherstone, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from Banteer Station) at soven morning, and three afternoon, and are dcspatchcd at ten morning, and seven evening.
Money Order Office and Savings Bank.
G e n t r y & C l e r g y Aldworth Richard, Esq.Newmarket
House Barry Major M. N. J . r . Castle-Cor Barry Win. N. Esq. J.P. Castle-Cor Bolster John, iis:q. Glenmount Boyan Michael, Esq. Greenfield Crawford John, Esq. Paul Foot Edward, Esq. J.P. Gurtmore Gallaher James, Esq. J p.Egmont pi Kelleber John, Esq. Lisinctilcanna Leader Nicholas, Esq. J.P. Gurteen Leader Win. Esq. J.P. Gurteen M'Cabe Daniel, Esq. Ballymaequirk Nash Denis, Esq. Loansome Lodge O'Brien Henry, Esq. Asullis O'Brien Michael, Esq. j .r . Asullis O'Callaghan Denis Cornelius, Esq.
Kgmont place O'Callaghan Denis Crosby, Esq.
Egmont place O'Callaghan Rich.Esq. Killeenbeagh O'Connell James,Esq. Knocknauss O'Connell Johu, Esq. Lahern O'Connell Maurice, Esq. Millview O'Flynn Mrs. , E m o n t place O'Regan Very Rev. Patrick D. P.P.
Chapel st Philpot John, Esq. Knocknacoulan Power John, Esq. J.P. Roskeen Walpole Richard, Esq. Rathmalier Wrixetn Henry B.Esq. Cecils Town
A c a d e m y &. S c h o o l s N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , S t r a n d s t J o h n
O'Callaghan, master C O N V E N T S C H O O L , S i s t e r s of M e r c y ,
teachers A p o t h e c a r i e s
Purcell Wm. Strand st Rahilly John, Egmont place Sidley Anthony. Kyrle, Main st Webb George, Chapel st
A t t o r n e y s Barry Henry H. Egmont place Bastable Daniel, Strand st Daly Chas. John, Egmont place Keller Nicholas, Strand st O'Callaghan Cornelius C. Market
square Riordan Edward, Strand st
t a k e r s Colloppy Michael, Main st Connor Denis, Egmont place Fitzpatrick Deni-, Egmont plaoe Fitzpatrick Patrick, Egmont place Jones Edward, Egmont place Ryan Kennedy. Strand st Wallace Wm. Egmont place
B a n k N A T I O N A L B A N K ( B r a n c h ) , E g m o n t
place—(draws on head office,Lon-do n) —Edward Shauley,manager B l a c k s m i t h s &. F a r r i e r s
Buckley Daniel, Strand st Buckley James, Peacock lane Kennedy Jeremiah, Peacock lane
S o o t &. S h o e E E a k e r s Baker Francis, Grenane Ellis Jeremiah, Grenane Mulhanc Patrick, Watergate lane Savage Michael, Peacock lane
S u i c h e r s Callaghan Daniel, Peacock lane Conway Christopher, the Square Conway Thomas, Strand st Farrell Edward, Peacock lane Sheehan John, Watergate
C a r p e n t e r s Blaney Michael, Egmont place Curran Peter, Chapel lane O'Connor Daniel, Watergate lane Thornton J. Strand st
C o a l S e a l e r s Donnavan Patrick, Peacock lane Fitzpatrick Denis, Strand st Nunan Thomas, the Square O'Connell David, Main st
C o o p e r s M'Glynn Roger. Peacock lane Tarrant Samuel, Peacock lane
C o r n J E e r c h a n t s Barry & Sons, Kanturk Mills Harry James, Chapel st Flynn James, Egmont row Stowell John, Dromagh
F i r e , &.c. Office A g e n t s ALBEKT (life),John Rahilly,Egmont
place PELICAN (life), Edward Shanley,
Egmont place Grocers , S e a l e r s i n S u n d r i e s
a n d S p i r i t d e a l e r s Barry James, Chapel st Bretn David, Percival st Buckley John, Strand st Buckley Wm. the Square Burke John, Main st Connell John, Main st Daly John, the Square Deady John, Chapel st Fitzpatrick Patrick, Chapel st Goegin Jeremiah, Egmont place Heffernan Denis, Main st Keliher Nicholas, Main st Ivelly Ellen, Str.md st Kenny Arthur (and seedsman),
Strand st [raont place M'Donald Patience (and seed) Eg-Mahony Thomas, Main st Nolan John, Chapel st Nunan John, the Square Nnnan Maurice, Main st O'Brien Johanna, Strand st O'Callaghan Eugene, Egmont pi O'Connell David, Main st O'Connor Daniel, Chapel st O'Diiscoll Patrick, Main st O'Leary Daniel, Chapel lane O'Rielly Denis, Egmont place Riordan Ellen, Egmont place Savage Julia, Egmont place Smith Ellen, the Square Smith Margaret, Chapel st Wallace Win. Egmont place
s H a r d w a r e m e n Buckley John, Stiand st Curtayne Ann, Main st Nnnan Thomas, Main st O'Callaghan Eugene, Egmont pi O'Connell David, Main st O'Rielly Denis, Egmont place
H o t e l (See also Public Houses.)
E G M O N T A R M S ( f a m i l y , c o m m e r c i a l and posting), P. F. Johuson, Eg-mont place
S i e a t h e r S e l l e r s Flood Denis, Main st Nunan Thomas, the Square
Xiinen &. W o o l l e n D r a p e r s Daly Patrick, the Square Kelly Ellen, Strand st Kennedy , Strand st Layiig Margaret, the Square M'Carthy Thomas, Eguiont place Mahony Eliza, Egmont place Murphy John, Main st O'Callaghan & Co. the Square Wiseman Edward, Main st
ItSi l l iners &. D r e s s m a k e r s Bowen Christina, Peacock lane Buckley Johanna, Strand st Falvey Ellen, Greeuane Featherston Patience (& straw bon-
net maker), Main st Murphy Julia, Main st O'Keefe Hannah, Peacock lane
N a i l M a k e r s Allen Win. Peacock lane Bourke Richard, Watergate lane Connell Patrick, Peacock laue Kelleher Hugh, Blue pool Sheehan Jeremiah, Peacock lat;e
P a i n t e r s &. G l a z i e r s Haunan Wm. Peacock lane Sheaby , Peacock lane
P a w n b r o k e r s Flanagan Ellen, Egmont place Nunau Michael, the Square
P h y s i c i a n s &. Surg-eons Barry Gerard Patrick, M.D.thePark Curtin T. Egmont place
P u b l i c H o u s e s (See also Grocers Spirit Dealers) Blaney Michael, Egmont place Buckley Ann, Egmont place Buckley Denis, Strand st Collopy Patiick, Peacock lane Connor D> nis, Egmont place Daly John, Main st Deady Ann, Main st Fitzpatrick Denis, Egmont pi Flynn Denis, Egmont place Goggan Patrick, Egmont placo Hayes Daniel, Main st Keller Hugh, Strand st
j d W t m s t e r , KANTURK. P l a t e r ' s
P u b l i c Houses—Continued. Liuehan Daniel, Main st Murphy Eugene, Egmont place Nunan Richard, Greenane O'Callaghan John, Strand st O'Connell David, Main st O'Diiscoll Patrick, Main st O'Leary Timothy, Chapel st O'Reean Eugene, Egmont place Quin Thomas, Main st Riordan Ellen, Egmont place Tarrant Samuel, Egmont place Thornton J . Strand st
S a d d l e r s Raker John, Mallow road Kennelly Patrick, Peacock lane Worthingtou Henry, Mallow rd
S t o n e M a s o n s Mohelly Thomas, Peacock lane O'Brien Richard, Peacock lane
T a i l o r s Lyons Michael, Mallow road O'Keeffe Francis, Watergate lane Walsh James, Peacock lane
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
Clifford Wil l iam, car owner , Chapel s t N u n a n Daniel , egg expor te r , M a i n s t O 'Cal laghan J o h n Crosby, poor r a t e
a n d income t a x collector O 'Regan H a n n a h , sma l lware dealer ,
Chapel s t r ee t Savage Ullen, ea r then arare dir. M a i n st Savage J u l i a , s t a m p d i s t r i b u t o r , E g m o n t
place Shehan Pa t r i ck , auc t ioneer , E g m o n t pi
P L A C E S O F W O R S H I P
AND T H E I R MINISTERS.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, foo t of S i r a n d s t—Rev J o h n Ga lb ra i th , tho Glebe
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPBL, C h a p e l l a — V e r y Rev . Pa i r i ek D . O'Regan, P.P.
P O O R L A W U N I O N WORKHOUSE, Peacock jane.
Mas te r—Thomas I t . D a g g M a t r o n — K a t e Clifford A t t e n d i n g Phys i c i an—Gera rd P a t r i c k
Uarry P r o t e s t a n t Chapla in— RevJno .Ga lb ra i th Roman Cathol ic Chap la in—Rev P a t r i c k
D . O 'Regan (Sul l ivan Clerk to t he Board of G u a r d i a n s — J o h n Rel ieving Of f i ce r s—John Clifford and
Denis Clifford
Cons tabu la ry Sta t ion, Chape l l ane— E d w a r d O 'Rei l ly , sub- inspector
Dispensary , Mallow road—T. C u r t i n , a t t e n d i n g surgeon
S t a m p Office, E^ir .ont p l a c o — E l l e n F l a n a g h a n , d i s t r i bu to r
C O N V E Y A N C E B Y R A I L W A Y ON THE KILLARNEY JUNCTION OF
T H E DUELIN AND CORK LINE. S ta t ion , Ban tee r , throe miles f r o m t h o
t o w n — J o h n H e d d e r m a n , s t a t i on m s t r Cars a rc genera l ly in a t t endance a t t h e
s t a t i o n
KEN MA RE i S a small post town and parish in the barony of | soncrs. Tho poor-law union workhouse, which is si-Glenarouglit, county of Kerry, 209 miles s.w. from i tuated on the side of tho hill,[at the north of the town, Dublin, 39 s.E. from Dingle, 40 s. by E. from Tralee, j has a pleasing effect. 35 s. by w. from Listowel, 29 w. from Macroom, and ' 21 s. by w. from Killarney, seated beneath and nearly surrounded by the romantic mountains of Kerry, and washed by a broad estuary of the Roughty, or head of Kenmare Bay, which opens to the Atlantic Ocean. The river, which is capable of admitting ships of al-most any tonnage to -within a short distance of the town, is crossed by a handsome suspension bridge, erected at the joint expense of the Marquis of Lans-downe and the Commissioners of the Board of Works, at a cost of about £S,000; it was commenced in 1838, and is the first structure of its kind in Ireland. A recently published work, speaking of Kenmare, ob-serves,—'The new road from Glengariffto Killarney at once exhibits so very masterly and stupendous a specimen of modern engineering, offers so desirable a route to the grand natural picture gallery of Kerry, and commands such superb and sublime views ,in both its southern and its northern divisions,that it can hard ly fail to render Kenmare a thoroughfare of exactly the
The parish church is a modern structure, erected in 1858, with a steeple—tho interior convenient aud well kept. I t is situated about half a mile east of the town, on a gentle eminence, at the termination of a fine avenue of trees, and commands an extensive view of the Kenmare estuary and the surrounding scenery. The Roman Catholic chapcl, erected in 1802, is a handsome and substantial building, having also a lofty spire, and internally much improved by means of a munificent contribution from the Marquis of Lans-downe. Tho charitable institutions comprise a dis-pensary and fever ward, a school under the national board of education, and a female industrial school, under the charge of the Sisters of the Convent. To the westward of the town are the ruins of Dunkerron and Cappanacoss Castles,—the former was built by Owen O'Sullivan, and the latter was formerly the re-sidence of O'Sullivan More.
The market, chartered for Saturday, has fallen into disuse,but a well-attended butter market has been esta-
desoription which stimulates the prosperity of a small f blished—held every Thursday—from which the butter 1 is exported direct, instead ofbeingfirs t sent to Cork. town.' There is no particular or prominent trade at-
tached to Kenmare; its business is local and domestic, assisted by the visitors in the bathing season, who are attracted by the romantic scenery and fine salmon fishing in the Blackwater, which flows into Kenmare Bay, about six miles below the town. General ses-sions of the peace arc held in April and October, and petty sessions the first Monday in every fortnight. The bridewell is a substantial building of stone, and its construction applicable to the classification of pri-
P O S T o r r i C E , Main street, Cornelius 15. Downing, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (by mail car from Killarney) at nine morning, and are despatched thereto at half-past two afternoon.
Money Order Office and Savings Hank.
In the market house convenient storage is afforded tho dealers, and above it is a reading room, to which the Marquis of Lansdowne contributes £10 yearly,and the members Is. per month. Fairs, January Kith, February 27th, March 22nd, April loth, May 22nd, June 16th, Ju ly 1st, August 15th, September 26th, October 2Uth, November 21st, and December 15th Population of tho town in 18G1, 1,200.
G e n t r y &. C l e r g y Bland Choistopher F. Esq. J.P.Det-
Dromore Castle MayberryG'eo.M.Esqj.p.Riversdale Mayberry John M.Esq. SoundLodgo O'Callaghan Denis Esq.Cloverfield
Orpen Sir R J . T. Artullv House O'Sullivan Very Rev. John, P.P.
Lanesborough Lodge Powell Captain —, The Cottage Purcell George, Esq. Kenmare Spring Thos. Esq. Park, Garrilfo Taylor Adrian, Esq. J.P. Clontough Todd J . C. E-q. Clarendon Lodge Trench J o h n T . Esq. J.P. (agent to
the Marquis of Lansdowne), Lansdowne Lodge
S c h o o l s C o N v E N T S c i i u o L ( f e m a l e industr ia l ) ,
Mrs. Mary O'Hagan, mother a b b e s s
N MIONALSC TI OOL, B r i d e w e l l l a n e -Maurice Murphy, master
A t t o r n e y Maybury Richard, Cahir
B a k e r s Clifford Michael, Sound road Hennessy James & Son, Main st Mahony William, Sound mad Maybury Charles J . Main st O'Shea Jeremiah, Sound road Stokes Patrick, Main st
B a n k Munster Rank Limited (draws on
Union Bank of London), Main st—Chas. B. Garde, sub-manager
B l a c k s m i t h s Carey Denis, Pound lano Cousins William, Pound lana Leary Timothy, Pound lana
