CLOYNE AND CASTLE-MARTYR, a d

PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &e—contd. Young Men's Christian Association,
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY,
Duncan st—William Bell, librarian
Stamp Office, New quay—Mr. Gerald
ON T H E W A T E B F O R D AND L I M E R I C K L I N E
Fitzgerald, distributor
Temperance Hall, Duncan st—Patrick
Station, in the immediate vicinity of
Byan, secretary
the town—William CorneiEe, station
Tipperary County Club House, Bagmaster
CAES.
well st—William Lane, secretary and
tieasurer
To CASHEL, a Car from Mrs. O'Brien's
Town Clerk's Office, Prince Edward
Johnson st. at three afternoon,
place—Jolm Thomas Luther, town
Sunday excepted
CONVEYANCE BY WATEE.
To DUNGARVAN, a Mail Car, at three
Town HaU, 74 Main st—P. & T.
Suir Steam Navigation Company; office,
morning
Murphy, proprietors
New Bridge.
To FETHARD, a Mail Car, from post
Turkish Baths, Suir Island—Robert
office at five morning
Malcomson, proprietor
Boats ply daily between Clonmel,
Weights & Measures Office, Nelson st
Carrick on-Suir and Waterford
—Michael O'Donnell, inspector for
borough of Clonmel
CLOYNE AND CASTLE-MARTYR,
WITH THE VILLAGES OF AGHADA, EOSTELLAN AND WHITEGATE.
C:LOYNE
is a market town and parish, and the seat of a
diocese, in the barony of Imokilly, county of Cork, 159
miles s. from Dublin, aud 18 s.w. from Cork ; situated on
the road between Youghal and Cork harbour, about four
miles from the sea coast, and comprises two streets crossing each other at right angles. The houses are irregularly
built and the town appears to be going to decay. The See
of Cloyne, whose bishop was a suffragan of the Archbishop
of Cashel, was founded in the sixth century, and is%olely
in the county of Cork. In the year 1430 it was united to
Cork, but since the year 1638 it was governed by its own
bishop, and constituted an independent See. On the death
of the late bishop, in 1835, it was again united to Cork as
it now is. With the exception of boot and shoes made here,
the trade of the place is very inconsiderable. The cathedral is a venerable cruciform, inelegant structure, one hundred aud twenty feet long, having lateral aisles, divided by
Gothic arches ; it is kept in excellent repair, and ".ontains
several ancient monuments of the Tliomouds. Longuevilles,
and Fosters. The Bishop's Palace (now called Cloyne
House) is a large and commodious building, occupied by a
private gentleman. The Eoman Catholic church is a plain
and spacious structure. There is a charity school for
educating, clothing and maintaining eight boys, which is
supported by a bequest of Dr. Crow; and there are other
public schools and a dispensary supported in the town.
Adjoining the cathedral is a pleasingly planted cemetery.
Beyond the enclosure is a round tower ten feet in diameter
and ninety feet high. In 1749 this tower was damaged by
Bghtning, and a bell which was within it was thrown down,
About a mile and a half from Cloyne is Castle Mary, the
beautiful residence of M. John Longfield, Esq. J.P. In
this demesne are some druidical remains. Bostellan Castle,
formerly the seat of the Marquis of Thomond, but now the
residence of James Wyse, Esq. and Ballymaloe Castle, the
seat of William Lichfield, Esq. are also in the immediate
neighbourhood. The market, which is very large, is held
on Thursday. Fairs : February 24th, Tuesdays in Easter
and Whitsun weeks, August 1st, September 12th, and
December 5th. The parish of Cloyne contained in 1851
5,148 inhabitants, including 1,713 for the town. The population of the parish in 1861 was 3,897, and in 1871,
3,529, and the town 1,235 of the latter number.
C A S T L E - M A R T Y R is a small market town (formerly a parliamentary borough), partly in the parishes of I T E R M U R A G H ,
B A L L Y O H G H T E R A and M O G E E L Y , same county as Cloyne,
between four and five miles N.E. from that town, chiefly to
be noticed as containing the residence of the Earl of
Shannon, who has a noble seat here, which is approached
from the Midleton road by a magnificent avenue of lofty
elms, one mile in length. This place, which was formerly
the residence of a branch cf the Fitzgeralds, was incorporated in the year 1663, through the influence of the first
Earl of Orrery, and gives the title of baron to the noble
family of Boyle. The only place of worship in the town is
the Protestant Episcopal church ; but there are several
Eoman Catholic churches in the neighbouring hamlets,
together with a number of schools, and a dispensary. The
scenery in the neighbourhood is particularly fine, and the
land around is in a good state of cultivation. The market
is held on Tuesday. Fairs ; May 2nd,(July 19th, October
2nd, and December 19th. Population of the town in 1861,
711, and in 1871, 536.
A G H A D A is a parish on the western border of the barony
of Imokilly, county of Cork, about four miles s.w. from
Cloyne. It contains the villages of L O W E R A G H A D A , F A R SID and W H I T E G A T E .
These villages, which are pleasantly
situated on the east side of Cork harbour, are much visited
by excursionists from that city, facilities of conveyance
being afforded by constantly plying steamboats. There
are National schools at Aghada and Whitegate, and also a
parochial one at the latter place. Population of Aghada
parish iu 1861, 2,205, and in 1871, 1,951; of Lower
Agliada, at the latter period, 106; Upper Aghada, 197 ;
Farsid, 184, aud Whitegate, 951.
B O S T E L L A N is a parish in the same barony and county as
Aghada, and is situated about 2§ miles s.w. by w. from
Cloynes, on the east side of Cork harbour. It includes a
beautiful little peninsula at the extremity of Great Island,
and is much resorted to by pleasure seekers from Cork and
neighbourhood. There are Protestant Episcopal and
Eoman Catholic places of worship here ; also a National
school. Population of the parish in 1861,584, and in 1871,
448.
P O S T O F F I C E , C L O Y N E , Patrick Probin, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (by road car from
Midleton) at half-past six morning, and are despatched at half-past five evening, thirty minutes past eleven morning,
( and seven evening.
P o s t Office, R O S T E L L A N , Daniel Shannahan, Post Master.—Letters from aE parts arrive (from Midleton) at
seven morning, and are despatched at twenty minutes past six evening.
The nearest Money Order Office is at W H I T E G A T E .
P o s t Office, W H I T E G A T E , James Synnott, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from Midleton) at thirty
minutes past seven morning, and are despatched at six evening.
Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
P o s t Office, C A S T L E - M A R T Y R , John Linehan, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from Cork) at five
morning and seventeen minutes past three afternoon, and are despatched at ten minutes before niue morning, and
twenty minutes past eight night.
Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
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NOBILITY, GENTRY & CLERGY.
Adams Wallace, Esq. Kilbreagh House
Anerh Rev. Michael, Castle-Martyr
Barry Rev. John, Castle-Martyr
Bertram Mr. James, Castle-Martyr
Bolster Rev. Robert, Castle-Martyr
Bowles John, Esq. Snugborough
Bowles Spottiswood Esq. Spi nglield
Cahill Mr. William, Spittle rottage
Carbery James, Esq. J.P. Knockhead
Costine Mr. James, Cloyne
Creed Richard, E«q. J.P. Cloyne House
Cronin Mr. Daniel, Cloyne
Donegan Mr. William J. Cloyne
Donovan John, Esq. Kilmountaiu
Eagar Rev. William, Rathcallan
Eager Rev. William, Castle-Martyr
Fair Mr. George, Wood View, Cloyne
Fermoy the Right Hon. Lord, Whitegate
Field Mr. William, Kilbeck House
Fielden Rev. Charles, Castle-Martyr
Fitzgeia'd Mr. Michael, Castle-Martyr
Fitzgerald Mr. Penrose, Rostellan
Fitzgerald Robert W. Esq. J.P. Whitegate
Flemming Rev. H. F. Rectory
Furlong Sir. Charles, Rostellan
Gabbet Mr. Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Garde Mr. Thos. Hny. Castle-Martyr
Gleeson Mr. James, Ca6tle-Martyr
Hall Henry, Esq. Cooladerry House
Hayn^s Mr. John, Maryland House
Holmes Thomas, Esq. Rostellan
Hunt Mr. William, Drumdiali
Lawless Mr. H. Cloyne
(Castle
Litchfield Wm. Esq. J.P. Ballymaloe
Longfield M. John, Esq. J.P. Castle
Mary
Lowe Mr. William, Castle-Martyr
MSweeny R>v. John. Cloyne
Mullany Mrs. Margaret, Cloyne
O'Brien Rev. William, P.P. Cloyne
O'Halloran Mr. William, Castle-Martyr
O'Niell Rev. James, Castle-Martyr
Roche L. G. Esq. J.P. Whitegate
Russell Mrs. Mary, Whitegate
Rylan'Major T. R. Carrestown
Sandford Mr. Thomas, M.D. CastleMartyr
[Castle-Martyr
Shannon The Right Hon. the Earl of
Stewart Thomas B. L. Esq. j.p. Whitegate
Swain Mr. B. C. Loughderry House
Taylor Mr. James, Castle-Martyr
Taylor Mr. Walter, Cloyne
Thackwell Major, Whitegate
Townsend Rev. Thomas, Rostellan
Uniacke Robert, Esq. Uniacke
Wigmore Richard H. Esq. Ballynona,
Wise James, Esq. j.p. Rostellan
Wordsley Mr. Frederick, Whitegate
Garde Thomas, Castle Martyr
Scanlan Lawrence, Castle-Martyr
Sullivan Maurice, Whitegate
Swanton Denis. Cloyne
Walsh Thomas, Cloyne
BLACKSMITHS.
Galwey Nicholas, Castle Martyr
Healey Daniel, Cloyne
Holmes Thomas, Rostellan
Keuetick Denis, Rostellan
Kenely John, Cloyne
Muruane Michael, Castle-Martyr
Murray Richard, Whitegate
Walsh James, Whitegate
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS.
Boyan .Tames, Cloyne
Bride Thomas, Cloyne
Burns James, Whitegate
Collins Patrick, Cloyne
Croly William, Castle-Martyr
Donovan Thomas, Cloyne
Dowling John, Cloyne
Hennessey Joseph, Cloyne
Higgins Michael, Cloyne
Hosford J. Whitegate
Magrath Patrick, Cloyne
Motlierway William, Castle-Martyr
Murphy Andrew. Cloyne
Murphy William, Cloyne
Murry Richard H. Whitecate
O-Reeffe James, Castle-Martyr
Scannon Michael, Cloyne
Sheehan John, Clcyne
Sisk James, Cloyne
Sullivan James, Castle-Martyr
White John, Castle-Martyr
White Martin, Castle-Martyr
Williamson Thomas, Cloyne
BUTCHERS.
Day John, Caslle-Martvr
Fitzgerald James, Castle-Martyr
Forrest James, Cloyne
Kaneilly Richard, Cloyne
O'Callaghan James, Cloyne
Rowan & Barry, Whitegate
~ CARPENTERS.
Barry Thoma a , Cloyne
Callaghau David, Rostellan
Fitzgerald Denis, Rostellan
Kearney David, Castle-Martyr
Leahy David, Castle-Martyr
Marr Edward, Whitegate
Morrissy William, Castle-Martyr
O'Brien Michael, Cloyne
O'Brien Patrick, Cloyne
Power Daniel, Castle-Martyr
Quinlan Timothy, Cloyne
Ronayne Richard, Castle-Martyr
SCHOOLS^
Smith William, Whitegate
NATIONAL SCHOOLS : —
Stewart William, Rostellan
Aghada—Peter Macavoy, master
Castle-Martyr — Patrick
Scanlan, Walsh Patrick, Castle Martyr
Wliplahan David, Cloyne
master
Cloyne — Ellen Cronan & Ellen
COAL DEALERS.
Flavin, mistresses
[tress
Rostellan—Margaret Gallaher, mis- Blake William H . Rostellan
Galway
Walter,
Castle-Martyr
Whitegate—William Bible, master ;
Garde Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Ellen Lynch, mistress
Griffin Michael, Castte-Marlyr
PABOCHIAL SCHOOLS : —
Castle-Martyr—Jane Webb, mistress Hawkins John, Whitegate
Cloyne—John E. Moorhead, master Lindsay Robert, Cloyne
Whitegate — Hannah B. Nelson, Shannahan Denis, Rostellan
mistress
GROJERS.
BAKERS.
Marked thus * are also Spirit Dealers.
Blake William H. Rostellan
Ahem Daniel, CaBtle-Martyr
Corry Patrick, Castle-Martyr
"Ahern John, Clune
Fitzgerald James, Cloyne
I 'Ahem Mary, Castle-Martyr
* Ahern Maurice, CloyneBlake Wm. H. Rostellan
Column Mary, Castle-Martyr
Crogan Joseph, Cloyne
Cronin D aniel, Cloyne
Daly William, Cloyne
Donovan William, Cloyne
Fleming Mary, Whitegate
Galway Walter, Cattle-Martyr
Garde Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Geary Ellen, Whitegate
Hannan William, Castle-Martyr
Hawkins John, Whitegate
Laheivo Patrick, Whitegate
"Lawton David, Cloyne
M'Donald Margaret, Whitegate
Macgregor Robert, Cloyne
Murray Richard, Whitegate
* O'Callaghan Fanny, Rostellan
Quin Ellen, Cloyne
Russell Mary, Whitegate
'Savage Thomas, Whitegate
Shannahan Daniel, Rostellan
'Sheehan David, Cloyne
Sisk James, Cloyne
Stanton Mary, Castle Martyr
Stanton Mam-ice, Castle-Martyr
Steede Mansfield, Whitegate
S w a n t o n D e n i s . <&.baker&pawnbr
ker), Cloyne
Wall Margaret, Castle-Martyr
Walsh John, Cloyne
INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.
Ahern William, Mogeely
Barry John, Whitegate
Bellamy Catheriue, Castle-Martyr
Burgess John, Aghada
Creamer Patrick, Cloyno
Curry Patrick, Castle-Martyr
Dorgan Michael, Cloyne
Dunn Catheriue (hotel), Cloyne
Flynn Michael, Castle-Martyr
Kanniely Bridget, Cloyne
Leary John, Aghada
M'Grath Patrick, Cloyno
Murray Margaiet, Rostellan
OLaughlin Alexander, Rostellan
Rowan John, Whitegate
Savage Thomas, Whitegate
Scanlon Lawrence, Castle-Martyr
Sheehan Jeremiah, Whitegate
Walsh Maurice, Rostellan
IRONMONGERS.
Baillle J o h n
&. s e e d
m e r c h a n t , Cloyne
&. t i m b e r
Cronin Daniel, Cloyne
Garde Thomas, Castle-Martvr
Macgregor Robert
c h a n t , Cloyno
^di s e e d m e r -
Walsh John, Bloyne
LEATHER SELLERS.
Creamer Patrick, Cloyne
Cronan Daniel, Cloyne
Macgregor Robert, Cloyne
Walsh Thomas, Cloyne
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Conway James, Cloyne
Daly WiUiam, Cloyne
Donovan William, Cloyne
Garde Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Garey John, Whitegate
Hawkins John, Whitegate
O'Connor Mary, Cloyne
Pugh William, Cloyne
MILLINERS" & DRESSMAKERS.
Ahern Ellen, Cloyne
O'Connor Mary, Cloyn»
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Dewane Thomas M. M.D. Cloyne
Ross Thomas, Cloyne
Sandiford Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Travers Robert Boyle, M D. Bostellan
SADDLERS.
Bryan Thomas, Cloyne
Gumbleton Terence, Castle-Martyr
Motherway William, Castle-Martyr
O'Callaghan Thomas, Whitegate
Stafford Edward, Cloyne
SEED MEBCHANTS.
B a i l l i o J o h n , Cloyno
Cronin Daniel, Cloyne
MacgrreKor l i o b e r r , C l o y n e
Walsh Thomas, Cloyne
SHOPKEEPERS & DEALEBS IN
SUNDRIES.
Barry John E. Whitegate
Donoyan Mary, Castle-Martyr
Flynn Michael, Castle-Martyr
Garland Mary, Bostellan
Meade^Elleu, Bostellan
Murphy Anne, Whitegate
Murphy Margafet, Castle-Martyr
Murphy Mary, Cloyne
O'Callaghan Anne, Cloyne
O'Connor Timothy, Castle Martyr
O'Leary Timothy, Whitegate
O'Mahony
John, Castle-Martyr
——
SLATERS.
Callaghan Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Heffernon Thomas, Castle-Martyr
Readen Cornelius, RosteRan
Daly John, organist, Cloyne
Hannan Josiah, coach builder, CastloMartyr
[Cloyne
Mullany Margaret, corn merchant,
O'Sullivan Andrew, tin-plate worker,
Cloyne
Sullivan John, Cloyne
Summers Jane, Cloyne
Summers Peter, Clovne
STONEMASONS.
Frances Johu. Cloyne
Power John, Cloyne
Power Maurice, Cloyne
Power Stephen, Cloyne
Scully John, Castle-Martyr
Swanton Denis,
grocer, Cloyne
TIMBER MERCHANTS.
(fit
ironmonger;,
Cronin Daniel, Cloyne
Maegregor Robert
colour), Cloyne
(&,
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Fenton Maurice, Cloyne
M irr Edward, Whitegate
Quinlan Timothy, Cloyne
&
WigmoreCatherine,earthenware dealer,
Cloyne
TAILORS!
Hogan Denis, Cloyne
O'Keeffe David, Castle-Martyr
Lynch Jeremiah, Whitegate
Lynch Joseph, Whitegate
M Carthy Eugene, Whitegate
M'Carthy Florence, Whitegate
O'Keeffe Bartholomew, Castle-Martyr
Pendergast John, Castle-Martyr
Scannell John, Cloyne
WuEace Michael, Castle-Martyr
Baillie
John
Cloyne
pawnbroker
oil
&
PLACE S OF WORSHIP
AND T H E I R MINISTERS.
CATHEDRAL, Cloyne — Rev.
^
H. F.
Flemming, rector
CastleMartyr—Rev. Robert Bolster, rector
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL C H U R C H ,
BOMAN CATHOLIC C H U R C H E S : —
Cloyne—Bev William O'Brien, P.P.;
Bev. J. M-Sweeny, eurate
Mogeely—Rev. James O'Niell, p.p.
Upper Aghada—Rev. John Ryan,
p.p.; Rev.EugeDe O'Readen & Rev.
John O'Keeffe, curates
Dispensary, Cloyne—John Ross, M.D.
surgeon
CONVEYANCE BY BAILWAY.
The nearest Station to Cloyne is MIDLETON (on the Cork & Youghal line),
4 miles distant
The nearest Station to Castle-Martyr
is M O G E E L Y , 1J miles distant
CONVEYANCE BY WATER"
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamboats ply several times a day
Brophy James, wool comber, Cloyne
between Queenstown & Aghada ;
Coates William, nail maker, Cloyne
cars from Cloyne 1S1 Ballycottou, Sic.
Collins John, painter & glazier, Cloyne
await their arrivals & attend their
Cronin Daniel, agent for the Life
departures
Association of Scotland, Cloyne
MISCELLANEOUS—continued.
Hudson John Thomas, sub-sheriff'
Cross Bridge st
Kennedy Michael, agent for Lane &
Co. Limited, brewers (CorIc), Bridge
st. aud at Youghal
Longau Bobert T. commissioner for
taking affidavits for the county of
Waterford, and clerk of petty sessions, Bridge st
M'Grath Denis, stonemason. Main st
Mansfield Martin, clothes dealer, William st
[Augustine st
Mulcahy Michael, sail maker, St.
Murphy Jeremiah, hairdresser, Chapel
street
O'Brien Maria, toy dealer, Main st
Sheehan & Kiely, woollen manufac
turers & dyers, Main st
Stokes George, plumber, Square
White, Budd & Co. salt merchants,
Main st
Thomas Haunigan, P.P.; Bev. John Friary (St. Augustine) St. Augustine
st—The Very Rev. Wm. P. Dundon,
M Cann, curate
O.S.A. superior
[manager
POOR LAW UNION.
Gas Works, New lane—James Lennon,
Workhouse, Spring Dukes.
Income Tax Office, Square—R. Edwd.
Governor—Matthew F. Shine
Brenan, collector
[prietor
Matron—Mary Shine
Loan Office, Main st—Wm. Ryan, proProtestant Chaplain—Rev. John Bain Loan Office, Cross Bridge st—Thomas
Roman Catholic Chaplain—The Very
Williams, proprietor
Bev. Dr. James V. Cleary, D.D.
Stamp Office, Square — R. Edward
Clerk to the Board of Guardians—Mr.
Brenan, sub-distributor
Town Commissioners' Office, Bridge st
John F. Boyle
—Edmond Morrisey, clerk
Medical Attendant—Mr. Ambrose Hunt
Relieving Officers—Thomas Dee and
John Mahony
CAR.
Schoolmistress — Miss Quirk
To CLONMEL, the Royal Mail from
the Post Office, Square, at five afterREGISTRARS
noon
OF B I R T H S , D E A T H S AND M A B R I A G E S .
Superintendent Registrar — John F.
Boyle, Spring rd
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY,
Registrar of Marriages for the District
of Dungarvan—Jolm Harris, Church ON T H E W A T E R F O R D , DUNGARVAN A.ND
LISMORE L I N E .
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, OFFICES, &c.
street
Registrar of Births, Deaths and Mar- Station, DUNGARVAN—Patrick Cunningham, station master
PLACES OF WORSHIP
riages—Henry Anthony, M.D. WilAND T N E I B M I N I S T E R S .
liam s t ; Thos. Walsh, deputy
CARRIERS.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL C H U B C H
(St.
Mary's), Church st—Bev. John Bain, Barrack (Constabulary), Blackpool— To CLONMEL, James Walsh, from
M.A. vicar
Oliver Milling, sub-inspector
his house, The Buttery, on Tuesday
ROMAN CATHOLIC C H U R C H E S : —
Barrack (Military) Barrack st
To WATERFORD, Ellen Foley, from
Devonshire st—The Very Rev. Dr. Butter Market, Main st — Matthew
her house, Buttery lane; Michael
Scanlan
James V. Cleary, D.D. P P. and
Macnamara, from his house. The
vicar general: Rev. Edmond Dum- Coast Guard Station, BaUinacourty
Buttery ; Patrick Leniliau, from his
pily, Rev. Michael Burke, Bev. County Surveyor's Office, Square—A.
house, The Buttery; and Nicholas
Patrick J. Flynn, and Rev. E .
E. L'Estrange Duffin, surveyor
Power, from his house, Nicholas pt.
Foran, curates
j Court House, Bridge st—Robert T. Tuesdays and Thursdays
St. Augustine st. (St. Augustine)—
Longan, clerk of petty sessions
The Very Rev. AVm. P. Dundon, j Custom House, Devonshire st—James
CONVEYANCE BY WATER.
O . S . A . superior;
Rev. Jeremiah
Shanahan, collector, comptroller, &
O'Brien, O.S.A.; Rev. Jas. Williams,
port surveyor, Church st
To CORK & WATERFORD, Coasting
o s . A . ; Rev. Patrick Murphy, O.S.A. | Dispensary, William st—Hy. Anthony,
Vessels, from the Quay, when reAbbey side and Ballinroad — Bev. I nudical attendant
quired
DUNMANWAY,
FAIR and post town, in the parish of F A N L O B B U S , in the manufacture long since declined, and is now totally exthe western part of the barony of East Carbery, county of tiuct. The parish church of Fanlobbus, a plain structure,
Cork, on the road from Bandon to Bantry, is 17 miles w. was erected in 1821. The Roman Catholic church, at the
of Bandon, and '20 E. of Bantry. It is situated ou the eastern end of the town, is a commodious pile; and there
Bandon river, and nearly surrounded by rocky and rugged is also a chapel for Wesleyan Methodists. The Model Nahills. The town is principally composed of one long street, tional school, outside the town, on the Bantry road, is a
at the western end of which several smaller ones diverge, very elegaut edifice, and has a pleasing effect; there is also
There is a gentle declivity down to the bridge leading to a court house, constabulary barrack, and a poor law union
the Bantry road. Sir Richard Cox, the second baronet, workhouse. Market day is Tuesday. Fairs are held on the
endeavoured to establish hero, on a permanent foundation, 4th of May, first Tuesday of July, September llith, and Nothe linen manufacture, and in 1749 there were in the town vember 2(5tli, and monthly fairs ou the last Thursday in
230 flax wheels and 25 woollen wheels, besides several every month. Population in 1801, 2,008, and in lb71,
belonging to the spinning school, which he supported ; but 2,040.
P O S T O F F I C E , DUNMANWAY, John Wagner, Post Master.—Letters from Dubl'n, England, and all parts
arrive ut twenty minutes before seven morning and a quarter-past five evening, a id from Bantry at half-past seven
evening, and are despatched to Dublin, England, &c. at nine morning and seven evening, and to Bantry at seven
morning.
Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings Bank.
GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Meade Miss Barbara, Bridge mount
MODEL
N A T I O N A L SCHOOL — Thomas
Bryan Hamilton, Esq. Underbill Cot- Nagle the Misses—.Dunmanway
Walters, master; Richard B. Smith,
tage
Norwood William, Esq. j.p. Bally- ] assistant master; Mary Hogg, misBryan John H. Esq. J.P. Prospect hill
halwick
[House' tress; Julia O'Donovan, assistant
Conner Daniel, Esq. J.P. Mauch House O'Sullivau Bev. Cornelius c.c. Chapel
mistress
Cotter Rev. John, P.P. Chapel House
Sullivan Richard, JSsq. Knockduli
NATIONAL
ScnooL—Georgo Magahy,
Deacon Rev. George, River View
master ; Mary A. Magahy, mistress
Tuckey Major John, Kibonan
Fitzinaurice Mrs. E. Duumauway
Tuckey the Misses —, Dunmanway
Fuller George, Esq. Batlyhalwick
AGENTS.
t
Fuller Thomas Esq. Woodbrook
SCHOOLS.
(See also Fire, die. Office Agents.)
Harrington Rev. John, c.c. Chapel
INFANT F E M A L E NATIONAL
S C H O O L — Fitzmaurice (land), Duumauway [way
House
Julia Donovan, mistress
Heaze Robert, Esq. Dunmanway
Wagner John (emigration), Dumnan-
GROCERS & DEALERS IN SUNDRIES.
Marked thus s are also Spirit Dealers.
BAKERS.
Atkins James G. Dunmanway
Atkins James G. Dnnmanway
Atkins Robert, Dunmanway
Bryan Francis, Dnnmanway
sBernard Jeremiah, Dunmanway
Crowly Florence, Dunmanway
Bryan Francis, Diinmauway
Hall Susan, Dnnmanway
sBryan Thomas R. Dunmanway
Kearney James, Dunmanway
Clarke Goodhand, Dunmanway
Clarke Thomas, Dunmanway
ConneU WiUiam, Dunmanway
BANK.
M O N S T E R B A N K , L I M I T E D — d r a w s o n sCrowley Florence, Dunmanway
Union Bank of London — John S. sDonovan James, Dunmanway
Donovan Biehard, Dunmanway
Mason, manager
HaU Susan, Dunmanway
•s-Hennessy Daniel. Dunmanway
BLACKSMITHS.
sHurley Patrick. Dunmanway
Mahony Peter, Dnnmanway
Hurley John, Dunmanway
Sheehy Timothy, Dunmanway
sKearney James, Dunmanway
Kingston John, Dnnmanway
BOOT & SHOE MAKEBS.
Murphy Michael, Dunmanway
Atkins Andrew, Dunmanway
sNynan James, Dunmanway
Atkins John, Dunmanway
[way sO'Donovan Bickard, Dunmanway
Bryan Thomas B. (dealer), Dunman- sO'Neill John H. Dunmanway
Bncldey Daniel, Dnnmanway
sO'Sullivan Patrick, Dunmanway
Buckley John, Dunmanway
sO'Sulhvan Timothy, Dunmanway
Cashen Patrick (dealer), Dunmanway •s-Began Patrick, Dnnmanway
Hurley John (dealer), Dunmanway
Spencer Thomas, Dunmanway
Kingston John, Dunmanway
Tanner Thomas. Dunmanway
M'Carthy James, Dunmanway
Wagner John, Dunmanway
Mahony James, Dunmanway
sWaUace Julia, Dunmanway
Sullivan Jeremiah, Dunmanway
Walsh Patrick, Dunmanway
Tanner Thomas, Dunmanway
ARCHITECT.
Bryan Joseph, Dunmanway
BUTCHEES.
Burke Daniel, Dunmanway
Collins Daniel, Dnnmanway
CoUins Michael, Dunmanway
HARNESS MAKERS.
FuUer Thomas Dunmanway
Wilson Charles, Dunmanway
CARPENTERS.
Donovan Denis, Dunmanway
Driseoll Denis, Dnnmanway
Hourihane Timothy, Dunmanway
Neill Richard, Dunmanway
HOTEL & CAR PROPRIETORS.
(.See also Public Houses.)
Bryan Joseph, Dunmanway
Jones William H. Dunmanway
Wallace Joseph, Dunmanway
COAL DEALERS.
Atkins John, Dunmanway
Bryan Thomas R. Dunmanway
IBONMONGEBS & HARDWABEMEN.
Atkins John, Duumauway
Atkins Bobert, Dunmanway
COOPERS.
Bryan Thomas B. Dunmanway
Collins Timothy, Dunmanway
Clarke Thomas, Dunmanway
M'Carthy John & Daniel, Dnnmanway Hurley John, Dunmanway
EARTHENWARE DEALERS.
Brennan EUen, Dunmanway
Bryan Bartholomew, Dunmanway
Kingston Samuel, Dunmanway
M'Carthy Denis, Dunmanway
M'Carthy Eugene, Dunmanway
M'Carthy Timothy, Dunmanway
O'Donovan Eliza, Dunmanway
Tanner Thomas, Dunmanway
Walsh Patrick, Dunmanway
WUson Charles, Dunmanway
LEATHER SELLERS.
Atkins Andrew, Dimmanway
Mahony James, Dunmanway
M'Carthy James, Dunmanway
Tanner Thomas, Dunmanway
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Atkins Charlotte, Dunmanway
Baldwin James W. Dunmanway
Buttermer James, Dunmanway
Clarke Goodhand, Dunmanway
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Co. — F. Fitz- Mahony Mary, Dunmanway
maurice, Dunmanway
Peyton Francis F. Dunmanway
CROWN—F. C r o w l e y , D u n m a n w a y
Spencer Thomas, Dunmanway
ENGLISH
A S C O T T I S H L A W — John Wagner John, Dunmanway
Welpley EUen E. Dnnmanway
Wagner, Dunmanway
L I F E A S S O C I A T I O N OF S C O T L A N D — J . P . WUson Thomas, Dnnmanway
Curran, Munster Bank
P A T R I O T I C (fire& life)—John S. Mason,
MEAL & FLOUR STORES.
Munster Bank
S C O T T I S H ACCIDENT—John S. Mason, Atkins John, Dunmanway
Bryan
Bartholomew, Dunmanway
Munster Bank
Clarke Thomas, Dunmanway
SCOTTISH
WIDOWS'
FUND—John
S
Connell WiUiam, Dunmanwayj
Mason, Munster Bank
S C O T T I S H P R O V I N C I A L — John Atkins, Kingston Samuel, Dunmanway
Dunmanway
[manway M'Carthy Denis, Dunmanway
S T A N D A R D (life)—F. Fitzmaurice, Dun- M'Carthy Eugene, Dunmanwaj
M'Carthy Timothy, Dunmanway
Ross Samuel, Dnnmanway
Walsh Patrick, Dunmanway
MILLINERS & DRESSMAKEBS.
Atkins Charlotte, Dunmanway
Atkins Eliza, Duumauway
Doheny Eliza, Dimmanway
Wagner John, Dunmanway
PAINTEBS.
Brennan James, Dunmanway
Murphy William, Dunmanway
Wright Thomas B. Dunmanway
PHYSICIANS & SUBGEONS.
Holmes Stephen, M.D Dunmanway
Shipsey Edward, M.D. Dunmanway
Young John B. Duumauway
PLASTERERS & SLATERS.
Culnane Thomas, Dunmanway
O'ConneU William, Dunmanway
O'SuUivan CorneUus, Dunmauway
O'SulUvau Michael, Dunmauway
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Bernard John, Dunmanway
Burke Daniel J. Dunmanway
Collins Denis, Dnnmanway
Cotter Edmund, Dunmanway
Crowley David, Dunmauway
Crowly Bartholomew, Dunmanway
Deane Benjamin, Dunmanway
Forbes Edward, Dunmanway
Hurley Jeremiah, Dunmanway
Jones WiUiam F. Dunmanway
Murphy James, Dunmanway
Sullivan Michael, Dunmanway
SEEDSMEN.
Atkins John, Dunmanway
Atkins Bobert, Dunmanway
Bryan Thomas li. Dunmanway
SOLICITOB.
Fitzmaurice Francis, Dunmanway
TAILOBS.
Carey Patrick, Dunmanway
Connolly Jeremiah, Dunmanway
Kelly Denis, Dunmanway
TIMBEB MERCHANTS.
Atkins John, Dunmanway
Bryan Joseph, Dimmanway
MISCELLANEOUS.
In Dunmanway.
Atkins John, tanner, iron and slate
merchant
Cotter James, flax spinner
Fuller Joseph, pawnbroker;
FuUer Thomas, loan office
Jones WiUiam F. builder
M'Lean Patrick and Son, woollen manf
Mahony Joseph, InlaudBevenue officer
Mason John S. agent foi' the Life Association of Scotland, & the Scottish
"W dows' Fund, Munster Bank
ovan Timothy, nail maker
»• ner John, commissioner in Chancery and for taking affidavits
P U B L I C B U I L D I N G S , O F F I C E S , &c. Medical
Attendant—Rev.
R.
Young, Constabulary Barrack — E d w a r d J.
Kerin, sub-inspector; W m . Follis,
Protestant
Chaplain—Rev.Geo.Deacon
head-constable
P L A C E S OF W O R S H I P
Roman Catholic Chaplain—Rev.
J o h n Court House (petty sessions 1 eld every
AND T H E I R M I N I S T E R S .
! Cotter, P.P.
alternate Monday)—Jas. G. Atkins,
P R O T E S T A N T E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H — B e v . Schoolmistress—Ellen
Donovan
clerk
George Deacon, rector
Relieving Officers—Denis Leary, JereR O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H — Rev. J o h n
CARS.
miah Collins and Jeremiah Horgan
Cotter, p.p. Rev. Cornelius O'Sulli- Superintenaent
Registrar
— Peter To BANDON, a Mail Car every aftervan & Rev. J o h n H a r r i n g t o n , curates
noon at a quarter past three
O'Sullivan
M E T H O D I S T (Wesleyan) C H A P E L — R e v . Registrars
and Dispensary
Medical To BANTRY, a Mail Car every mornJohn Hadden
ing at balf-past six
Officers—Andrew
H . Bryan, for
i B a l l i n e e n ; Edward Shipsey, for
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY,
POOR L A W UNION.
Coolmountain; and Stephen Holmes,
ON T H E CORK AND BANDON L I N E .
Master—Timothy
Burke
j for D u n m a n w a y
Station close to the town—John J o h n Matron—Catherine
Burke
son, m a n a g e r ; J o s h u a
Keemes,
Clerk of the Union—Peter
O'Sullivan
station master
M.D.
DUNMORE,
W I T H P A S S A G E E A S T AND K I L L E A .
I)
U N M O R E , or D U N M O B E E A S T , is a sea port in the parish
of KILLEA, barony of Gaultiere, county of Waterford, 10S
miles s. w. f r o m Dublin, 11 S.E. from W a t e r f o r d ; seated at
the bottom of a beautiful sloping valley, at t h e head of a
bay on t h e western shore of Waterford h a r b o u r .
This
place has risen f r o m a mere fishing village to a weil-frequented watering place. I t is t h e head-quarters of a fishing district, and a coast-guard station, aud vessels making
for Waterford h a r b o u r take in their pilots from this port,
T h e harbour, constructed for the shelter of the packets,
which formerly took in the mails from here, cost £100,000,
b u t this business has, for the sake of convenience aud dispatch, been transferred to Waterford. The Marquis of
Waterford erected an exceedingly commodious hotel, which
is very liberally conducted by Miss F l a h a v a n . The m a r i n e
scenery around is highly interesting; headlands, recesses,
cliffs, and caverns diversify the views, and enliven the rides
and walks. T h e sea, too, is here remarkably pure and
saline, and t h e pier affords protection for excursive parties
in landing from their boats or yachts. I n the rocks of t h e
bay is a fissure, called t h e Cathedral, and to t h e west of it,
near the promontory of Red Head, is auolher called the
Bishop's Cave,one hundred feet in length,and about a fourth
of t h a t space iu width. There is a handsome c h u r c h ,
rising amid a group of pretty white houses, presenting a
pleasing picture to t h e vessels approaching the h a r b o u r ,
The parish of KUlea, the area of which is 3,953 acres, contained in 1861, 1,521 inhabitants, and in 1871, 1,347 ;
at which latter period the population of Dunmore was 383.
: P A S S A G E E A S T is a fishing village situated upou t h e
river Suir, six miles S.E. from Waterford and opposite to
the village of Ballyhack, county Wexford. T h e scenery in
the neighbourhood is very Btriking, splendid views being
obtained of the river Suir and a large stretch of country,
T h e places of worship consist of a Protestant Episcopal
church, and one for R o m a n Catholics, t h e former a small
building, which i3 beautifully situated upon rising ground
overlooking the village, commanding extensive views of
t h e s u r r o u n d i n g country. There is also a good school,
conducted u p o n ' t h e National p l a n .
POST O F F I C E , D U N M O B E , Nicholas Murphy, Post Master.—Letters
from all p a r t s arrive (from Waterford by mail car) at forty-five minutes past seven morning and six evening, and are despatched thereto at nine morning and five minutes past five evening.
Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings
Bank.
P o s t Office, P A S S A G E E A S T , Catherine Condon, Post Mistress.—Letters
f r o m all parts arrive by mail car
f r o m Waterford at seven in the morning, a n d are despatched thereto at six evening.
Money Order and Telegraph Office and Savings
Bank.
N O B I L I T Y , G E N T R Y & C L E R G Y . \ P a t t e n Mr. WiUiam, Knockaveelish,
I N PASSAGE.
Delahunty E d m .
Meade J o h n
Alcock Mr. E d w a r d H . Dunmore
Power J o h n
Armstrong Captain WiUiam, J.P. BaUy- P a u l Sir Robert J . J.P. BaUingan, Fleming J o h n
Passage
Gough Patrick
Power Nicholas
david, Passage
Perry Mrs. Mary, Cliff House
Maher Thomas
Shannon William
B u r k e Rev. Thomas, D u n m o r e
Meade Garrett
Walsh Patrick
Carew L a d y Dowager, Woodstown Roberts Mr. Richard U. D u n m o r e
Walker Mr. —, Rossduff, Passage
House, Passage
I N BATHMOYLAN P A B I S H .
Whelan Rev. Richard, Passage
Chadwiclc Mr. Samuel, D u n m o r e
Meade J o h n
Fitzgerald J o h n
Coughlan Captain William, Dromina,
Power J o h n
| Kirwan Margaret
Passage
SCHOOLS.
| Kirwan Michael | Power T h o m a s
Dennis Mr. Charles, Bellake
[age N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , Dunmore—Ellen : Kirwan WiUiam
W a l s h Austin
D u n c a n Mr. William,Woodstown,Passi Lodge A. G.
Wood, mistress
Fortescue the Hon." D. F . S u m m e r - N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , Passage—Patrick
ville House
Moylan, m a s t e r ;
Mary Moylan,
INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.
Gimblette Rev. T h o m a s , D.D. Dunmore
mistress
Crane Catherine (& hotel), Passage
Guilbride Mr. F . Woodstown, Passage N A T I O N A L S C H O O L , Killea (boys')— Cherry Christopher, D u n m o r e
Jacques Mr. William C. N y m p h Hall
Maurice Buckley, master
Dobbyn Mary, Passage
Kirk Mr. Michael, L r . Kilcop, Passage P A B O C H I A L ScnooL, D u n m o r e — M i s s Dunmore Hotel,
Dunmore—Agnes
Malcolmson Mrs. Nettie, Ville Marine,
Sides, mistress
F l a h a v a n , proprietress
Dunmore
Galgey Charles, D u n m o r e
Moiris Mr. George, BeUake
I H a u l o n Patrick, Passage
Moiris George, E s q . J.P. Woodville
FARMERS.
I Kavanagh J o s e p h , Passage
O'Donnell Bev. E d w a r d , KUcop House,
IN KILLEA PABISH.
Kennedy J o h u , Passage
Dunmore
Love Catherine (& hotel), Passage
O'Farrell Mr. Nicholas (surgeon), Wel- HaUey Walter,] un. Power T h o m a s
Martin Alice, Passage
lington ter
[age H e n n e b e r r y Rich. Ronan J a m e s
Spencer J o h n
Morris James, Killea
O'Neill Mr. A r t h u r N. Glenbower,Pass- P h e l a n J o h n
P h e l a n Maurice
W a l l Patrick F .
Morrissey J a m e s , Killea
P a r s o n s Mrs. -, D u n m o r e
Walsh John
M u r p h y EUen, D u n m o r e
Pasley Rev. George L . Rock Lodge, P h e l a n WUUam
Power Alice
Stapleton Richard, D u n m o r e
Passage