DUNGARVAN. DUN MAN WAY, - Cork Past and Present

J W U M S M - . DUNGARVAN.
POOR LAW UNION
WORKHOUSE, Spring Dukes
Governor— Peter B. Keane
Matron—Mary Ann Keane
Schoolmast'r John Cony
Protestant Chaplain —Rev. William G.
Giles
Roman Catholic Chaplain — Rev. Dr.
Jeremiah Halley
Clerk to the Board of Guardians — Mr.
John Barron
Medical Attendant — Mr. John George
Battersby
Relieving Officers-Thomas Alman, John
O'Brien and Matthew M'Knight
BARRACK (Constabulary), William st—
John Clarke, inspector of the county
and city of Waterford, Abbeyside;
James Bolger, sub-inspector; Patrick
Nagle, head constabh
BUTTER MARKET, Main st—Mr. Beresford
Boate, inspector
COAST GUARD STATION, Ballinacourty—
George Burtchaell, chief officer
| CUSTOM HOUSE, Church st—William
I Nagle, collector, comptroller and port
surveyor, Church st
! DISPENSARY, William st—Henry An-
! thony.medical attendant
FEVER WARD, Abbeyside—Arthur Quin,
attending surgeon
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, Devonshire
Hotel, Bridge st—Mr. James Brett,
officer; house South terrace
STAMP OFFICE, Church street—Judith
Dyer, distributer
COACHES AND CARS
To CORK, the Roxjal Mail, from Catherine
Lonergan's Office, Devonshire
square, every afternoon at half-past
one
To L1SMORE, a Car, from Catherine
Lonergan's Office, Devonshire square,
every evening at half-past seven
ToWATE RFO R D, the Royal Mail, from
the Devonshire Arras, Bridge st, every
afternoon at half-past three; and a Car,
from Catherine Lonergan's Office, Devonshire
square, every morning at
half-past eight
DUN MAN WAY,
^^ FAIR and post town, in the parish of Fanlobbus,
in the western part of the barony of East Carbery,
county of Cork, 011 the road from Bandon to
Bantry, fourteen miles w. of Bandon, and sixteen
E. of Bantry. It is situated on the Bandon
river, and nearly surrounded by rocky and ragged hills.
The town is principally composed of one long street,
at the western eud of which several smaller ones
diverge. There is a gentle declivity down tG the bridge
leading to the Bantry road. Sir Richard Cox, the
second baronet, endeavoured to establish here, upon a
permanent foundation, the linen manufacture, and in
1749 there were in the town 230 flax wheels and 25
woollen wheels, besides several belonging to the spin-
RAILWAY
The nearest Station is at CLONMEL, about
20 miles distant. There is no regular
conveyance thereto
CARRIERS
To CLONMEL, Patrick Ryan, from his
house, Lower George's lane, James
Walsh from his house, Abbeyside, and
Michael Veale, from his house, Buttery,
twice a week
To CORK,John Quinlan, from his house,-
Fair lane, Patk. Ryan, from his house,
Lower George's lane, and Michael
Veale, from his house, Buttery, twice
a week
To WATERFORD, John Quinlan, from
his house, Fair lane, Laurence Dower,
from his house, the Buttery, Edward
Ducy, from his house, Fair lane, David
Duggan, from his house, Fair lane,and
John Ryan, from his liouse, Lower
George's lane, twice a week
CONVEYANCE BY WATER
To CORK & WATERFORD, Coasting
Vessels, from the Quay, daily
ning school, which he supported; but the manufacture
long since declined, and is now totally extinct. The
parish church of Fanlobbus, a plain structure, was
erected in 1821. The Roman Catholic chapel, at the
eastern end of the town, is a commodious pile; and
there is also a chapel for Wesleyau Methodists. The
model national school, outside the town, on the Bantry
road, is a very elegant edifice, and has a pleasing effect;
there is also a mechanics' institute, a court house, a
district bridewell, constabulary barrack, and a poor-law
union workhouse. Fairs are held on the 4th of May,
first Tuesday of Julv, September 16th, and November
26th. Population in 1851, 2,212.
P O S T O F F I C E Amelia M'Donald in charge.—Letters from CORK, DUBLIN, and all parts NORTH.
arrive at uine everv morning, and are despatched thereto at a quarter past three in the afternoon. Letier S
from BANTRY and all parts WEST arrive at fifteeu minutes past three every afternoon, and are despatched
thereto at nine every morning.
GENTRY &C CLERGY.
Bryan John, Esq. Prospect Hill
CounorDaniel,Esq.J.P. ManchHouse
Connor Daniel, jun. Esq. j.p.Manch
House
Cox Mrs. Catherine
Firzm turice Francis, Esq (attorney)
Dunmanway [wick
Gillman Thomas VV. Esq.Ballyhald-
Gillman Herbert, Esq. Wood Brook
..Hamilton John, Esq. Brookpark
Loane Rev. Richard H. Dunmanway
Meade Adam, Esq. River View
Meade Rev. William, rector, Dunmanway
Molesworth Rev. William, Dunman-
way
Norwood William, Esq
wick
Shnldham Edinond, Esq. J.P. Dunwan
way
Tuckey John, Esq. Kilronan
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
Atkins Andrew
(&leather seller)
Atkins Michael
Donovan Denis
BUTCHERS.
Collins James
Driscoll Cornelius
Sheehan John
CARPENTERS.
Driscoll Cornelius
Sullivan Humphrey
COAL DEALERS.
Atkins John
M'Carthy Daniel
GROCERS AND DEALERS
SUNDRIES,
Ballyhald- j Atkins Eliza
Brennan John
Bryan Francis
Collins John
Connolly Mathw
CrowleyCathrine
SCHOOLS
MODEL NATIONAL SCHOOL (male j Crowley John
GoodchildEdwd.
HutchinsonJohn
Mahony James
Wallace William
IN
Donovan Eliza
Evans William
Lane John
M'Carthy John
M £ Donald Honoria
Waguer Richard
and female), John Murphy, mas-: * HOTEL.
ter ; Ann Murphy, mistress : ($ee also Public Houses).
INFANT FEMALEL^ATIONALSCHOOL, j Wagner's Hotel (& posting estab-
Itilio nnnni"jn mlCfi'OSC ! . . . x Julia Donovan, mistress
. °
lishment), Richard Wagner, pro-
BAKERS.
pnetor
Atkins Eliza j Crowley John
IRONMONGERS.
Brennan John i Evans William
Collins Jeremiah
Atkins John
! Lane John
Collins John
M'Carthy Daniel
M'Carthy Daniel
Connolly Mathw
Wright Richard (and harness seller)
BLACKSMITHS.
Burk Richard Mahony John
Donovan Patrick Murray Michael
Hayes Denis SheehanTimothv
Hayes John
LINEN& WOOLLEN DRAPERS
Atkins James George
Daly Rebecca
M'Giverin Henry
M'Giverin Robert
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Gillman Thomas Henry, M. D.
Holmes Stephen, M. D. (and apothecary)
Young John R. M. D.
PUBLIC HOUSES
Bryan Patrick
Bryan Robert
Chambers Geoge
Collins John
Collins Jeremiah
Donovan Eliza
Driscol Jeremiah
Evans William
Hurley Jeremiah
Kearney Michael
M'Carthy John
Mahony James
Mahony Jermiah
O'SullivnEugene
Regan John
Wagner William
TAILORS.
Casey Florence
Connolly Martin
Connors Patrick
Sullivan Peter.
Miscellaneous
BRIDEWELL, William Burnes, keeper
Bryan Thomas, wheelwright
Commins John, nail maker
CONSTABULARY BARRACK, Robert Rob.
inson, head constable
Donovan Daniel, nail maker
Goodchild Ann, dress maker
Hollins John, iocksmith and bell-hanger
Manley Mary, dress maker
O'Brien Edward,registrar of marriages
Thornhill John, pawnbroker
Wright Ricbd. commissioner of affidavits
PLACES OF WORSHIP,
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Rev. William
Meade, rector ; Rev.Richard H.Loane,
curate
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Rev. John
Hurley, P.P.; Rev. John Collins and
Rev. John Toomey, curates
METHODIST (Wesleyan) CHAPEL

ISuntoig. DUNMANWAY. ^Minister.
POOR LAW UNION.
Master—William 'Smithwick
Matron—Honoria Baxter
Cleric of the Union—iames Regan
Medical Attendant—Thomas H. Gillman
Protestant Chap lain-Rev. Richard H.
Loane [Hurley
Roman Catholic Chaplain — Rev. John
Schoolmaster - J ames Scanlan
DUNMORE EAST, is a sea-port, in the parish of
Kiiiea, barony of Gaultier, county of Waterford, 108
miles s. by w. from Dublin, and 11 s. E. from Waterfold
; seated at the bottom of a beautiful sloping valley,
at the head of a bay on the western shore of Waterford
harbour. T'his place has risen from a mere fishing
village to a well-frequented watering place, and a postoffice
station for communicating with Wales and
England. It is the. head-quarters of a fishing district
and a coast-guard station, and vessels making for
Waterford harbour take in their pilots from this port
The harbour, constructed for the shelter of the packets,
has cost £100,000. Under the auspices of the Marquess
of Waterford it is fast improving its aspect, and
ere long will be a handsome maritime town. The
marquess has erected an exceedingly commodious
Schoolmistress—Hannah Ryan i
Relieving Officers—James Donovan and i
Andrew Brophy
COACHES AND CAR
Richard Wagner, agent.
To BANDON, a Car, every morning'
(Sunday excepted) at eight, and aCouch !
passes through daily (Sunday excepted) '
DUNMORE,
'I o BANTRY, a Coach, every day (Sun-
. day excepted) at one
To SKIBBEREEN, a Coach, every day
(Sunday excepted) at one
RAILWAY.
The nearest Station is BANDON, twelve
miles distant, on the Cork and Bandon
Line. For conveyance thereto, sec
Coaches, &c.
hotel, which is very liberally conducted by Mr. Power.
The marine scenery around is highly interesting; headlands,
recesses, cliffs, and caverns, diversify the views
and enliven the rides and walks. The sea, too, is here
remarkably pure and saline, and the new pier affords
protection'for excursive parties in landing from their
boats or yachts. Iu the rocks of the bay is a fissure,
called the Catherlial, and to the west of it, near the
promoutory of Red-Head, is another called the Bishop's
Cave, one bundled feet in length, aud about a fourth
of that space in width. There is a handsome church,
rising amid a group of pretty white houses, presenting
a pleasing picture to the vessels app oaching the harbour.
The parish of Killea contained, in 1851, 1,862
inhabitants, at which period the population of Dunmoie
was only 313.
POST OFFICE, DUNMORE, Matthew Young, Post Master.—Letters from all parts arrive (from
WATERFORD by mail car), every morning at fifteen minutes past ten, and are despatched thereto every afternoon
at half-past three.
NOBILITY, GENTRY AND
CLERGY.
Alcocli Alexander M. Esq.
Archer Mr. James
Brougham Mrs. H.
Brougham Rev. John
Buck Rev. Thomas, Whitstown
Curran Rev. Walter, Whitstown
Flynn Rev.Thomas, Whitstown
Fortiscue ihe Honourable Dudley
Summerville House
Goff Strangman Davis, Esq.
Strangman Thomas H. Esq.
Young Captain Matthew, R.N.
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOCL—Ellen Wood,
mistress
Pine Edward
Savage Margaret
INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES.
Cherry William
Drew Sarah
Flynn Maurice
Galgey Charles
Morrisey James
Murphy John
Power Terence, Duumore Hotel
Stapleton Richard
Wilson Charles
SHOPKEEPERS Sc TRADERS.
Barry Elizabeth, grocer
Brazill Cornelius, tailor
Bresnihon John, car owner
Butler Thomas, mason
Cherry William, grocer
Doyle Lorenzo, car owner
Edmonds Wi.liam, shoe maker
Flynn John, tailor
Galgy Charles, car owner & grocer
Gordon John, shoemaker
Hartery William, hoot & shoe maker
Hayes Michael, butcher
Hayes Patrick, mason
Katie John, farmer
Kelly Patrick, tinner and brazier
Lee Michael, blacksmith
M'Garth John, mason
M'Garth Patrick, shopkeeper
ENNIS,
WITH THE VILLAGE OF CLARE AND NEIGHBOURHOODS.
Murphy John, coal merchant
Murphy John, grocer& spirit dealer
Murphy Johu, carpenter
Power & Walsh, livery stables
Power Lawrence, carpenter
Power William, farmer
Redmond Peter, lighthouse keeper
Rnclie Michael, car owner
Stapleton Richard, butcher & baker
Walsh Patrick, carpenter
Walsh Thomas, shopkeeper
Wilson Chailes, coal merchant
PLACES OF WORSHIP
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Reverend John
Brougham, vicar
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, the Hill-
Rev. Thomas Flynn, p.p.; Rev.Thomas
Burke and Rev. Walter Curran,curates
CAR.
ToWATIiRFORD, the Royal Mail,ham
the Post Office, every afternoon at
half-past three
ENNIS, the county town of Clare, is a parlia- boundary of which is altered aud more strictly defined,
mentary borough, in the parish of Drumcliffe, and by the 2nd of Wm. IV. The provost is entitled by
barony of Islands, 141 miles s.w. from Dublin, 40 s.by charter to hold a court of record for recovery of small
E. from Galway, 25 N.w. from Limerick, and 10 E. debts; it has, however, fallen into disuse, as have the
from Tulla, situated ou the river Fergus, navigable for judicial functions of that officer. The general assizes
vessels of consideiable tonnage to the village of Clare. for the county are held in spring and summer; quarter
The place derives its name from limes or Inisli, signi- sessions for the eastern division in January, April,
fying an island, from the insulation of a considerable July, and October, and petty sessions every Friday.
space of ground by the river before mentioned. The These courts are held in the New Court House, Lifford,
town, which is large but irregularly built, carries on completed in 1852. It is in the Roman Ionic style,
an extensive inland trade, and from the place of export erected at a cost of ±'12,000, it is one of the most com-
(Clare) large quantities of corn are shipped, and coal, plete edifices for the purpose in the kingdom. It con-
groceries, and various goods received from Dublin tains a splendid suite of apartments for ihe county
and England. There is a line of railway iu course of officers; in the hall is a statue, by Kirk, of the late Sir
construction (the Limerick and Ennis line) which will Michael. O'Loghlen, Master of the Rolls, the site of
give railway communication with the principal parts of the building is well chosen, and it altogether has a
the kingdom and shorten the distance by two miles. very imposing appearance. The county gaol is a large
Ennis was incorporated by charter of James 1. (1612.;, modem structure on the radiating plan, with detached
and the corporate body styled the « provost, free bur- sections for females and debtors. The borough sent
gesses and commonalty of the town of minis.' The two members to the Irish parliament prior to the
provost was a magistrate within the old borough, the Union, since which period it has returned one to the

JJfUttmer. ENNISTYMON, PLATER'S
national school for females. Quarter sessions are held i May, 2nd July, 22nd August, 29th September, 19th
in January, April, June, and October, and petty ses- November and i7th December. The population in
sions every Monday. Fairs on the 2-ith of March, 15th »1851 was 1,741.
POST OFFICE. Bridget M'Donough, Post Mistress.—Letters from all parts arrive (bv mail car
from ENNIS) every morning at fifteeu minutes past nine, and are despatched every afternoon at ten minutes
past three.
GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Armstrong the Very Rev. John
(dean), Kilfinora
Blood Captain Thomas, Lahinch
Buike Miss Catherine. Ennistymon
Cahill John, Esq. Toumullin
Calcutt Mrs. Ann, Ennistymon
Calcutt Francis M. Esq. J.P. St.
Catherines
Comerford Henry, Esq. Ballycale
Davis Richard, Esq. Kilfinora
Dunn Pattick J. Ksq. Moymore
Fallon the Right Rev. Patrick, D.D.
(Roman Catholic Bishop ot Kilmacdaugh),
Sea Mount
Greene Austin, Liscannor
Greene Georee, Li-cannor
Johnson Robert, Esq. Arran View
Kean Rev. Richd, c,c. Grove Mount
Lucas Thomas, Esq. Ballingarry
Lysaght Andw. Esq. J P. Baliyvorda
Lysaght Christr. Esq. Wood Mount
Lvsaght Henry, Esq. Ballyvoren
M'Namara Lieut.-Oolouel Francis
Ennistymon House [more
M'Namarn John B. lisq. J.P. Mcjy-
Moran Thomas, Esq. Lahinchey
O'Brien Cornelius, Esq, M.P. Birchfield
[House
O'Brien Francis, Esq. Smithstown
O'Dwyer John, Ksq.Wingfield Lodge
O'Loghlen Peter, Esq. Liscannor
Power Rev. Edmund, Lw-annor
Quinn ReV. Andrew, Kilfinora
Rielly Patrick E.Esq. Moher Lodge
Rodwell Lieut.Thomas Enni-tymon
Sheehan Rev. John, (parish priestj,
Grove Mount
Thynne Edward, Esq. Ballinagrave
Whiity Rev. David, Lahinch
Whitty the Venerable Archdeacon
John, Glebe House
PROFESSIONAL PERSONS.
INCLUDING SCHOOLS.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL—
Philip Dawson, principal
Finucane Chas. surgeon & physician
Healey William,licentiate apothecary
NATIONAL SCHOOL—MariaHaslam.
mistress
O'uiaiiy Thomas, apothecary
Rielly Patrick E. laud ageut
Shannon James, surgeon and phy
sician [thecary
Sweeny Austin, surgeon and apo-
PUBLIC HOUSES
Carrigg Charlc-s j Hogan Cornelius
Carrigg John j Lvsnght Daniel
Casey Margaret
Drew James
Grady John
Guthrie Patrick
M'Carthy Briduei
M'Carthy Owen
M'Namaia Redmond
Miniter Thomas
Neagle John
O'Brien Francis
O'Brien Jame.;
O'Dwyer Margt.
O'Dwver Patrick
| O'Lnghlen John
O'Regan Mary
Roche John
Rynne Thomas
Staunton George
Woods John F.
SHOPKEEPERS. TRADERS &c.
Anderson William, ironmonger, timber,
oil and colour merchant, aud
dealer in earthenware and glass,
and seedsman
Barry Patrick, draper
Bennis James, butcher
Black well George, draper
Black wellM aria,earthenware dealer
Blake Peter, carpenter
Brody John, process server
Carmody J no. hardware dlr & grocer
Cavanagh Richard, butcher
Clune Matthias, butcher
Comer Edward, baker & grocer
Connell John, shopkeeper
Daly Francis, shopkeeper
Daly Patrick, baker
Doherty John, carpenter
Donlan James, draper
Donohue Francis, diaper-
Drew Thomas, grocer
Gately Patrick, cai penter
Grady John, shopkeeper
Griffin Patrick, egg dealer
(iuthrie Patrick, shopkeeper
Harding Henry, shoe maker
Hare Patrick, draper
Hassett Patrick, carpenter
Hayes Peter, shoe maker
Healey James, blacksmith
Healey Patrick, shoe maker
Hinchey James, nail maker
Hinchey Michael, nail maker
Hogan "Cornelius, dyer
Kean Bridget, shopkeeper
Keavy Michael, baker
Kelly Jeremiah, shopkeeper
Kildeny Patrick, shoe maker
King James, tailor
Kinnane Patrick, shopkeeper
Lennane Patrick, tailor
Lynch Patrick, butcher
Lysaght Daniel, baker & grocer
U'Kay Murty, harness maker
M'Mahon Patrick, carpenter
M'Namara James, carpenter
M'Namara. Redmond, grocer
Mantle Michael, dyer
Markham Michael, baker
Molloy Patrick, shoe maker
Molony Bridget, grocer
\Iolony Diiniel, cooper
vlolouy^John, haker
Molony Timothy, blacksmith
loore John, nail maker
FERMOY,
Moore Mary, draper
Morgan James, blacksmith
NeagleJohn, shopkeeper
Neagle John, carpenter
O'Brien Francis, erocer
O'Brien James,grocer
O'Brien Patrick, cooper
O'Brien Stephen, shoemaker
OIBrien Terence, process server
O'Dwyer Patrick, draper
O'Dwyer Patk.John, draper & miller
O'Loghlen John,earthen ware dealer
Quinn John, butcher
Quinn Thomas, painter & glazier
Riordan Austin,feather & skin dealer
Roche John, blacksmith
Rvall Patrick J. draper
Scales John, shoemaker
Shannon Michael, nail maker
Staunton George, butcher
Tun ay Richard, butcher
Tuohy Margaret, shopkeeper
Walsh Maurice, leather seller
Walsh Michael, butcher
Walsh Patrick, butcher
Weldon Robert, clerk of petly sessions
Lahinch
PLACES OF WORSHIP,
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH, The Venerable
Archdeacon John Whitty, Glebe j Rev.
David Whitty, curate, Lahinch
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Rev. Johu
Sheehan, p. p. Grove Mount; Rev.
Richard Kean, curat*?, Grove Mount
UNION WORKHOUSE.
A7asrer-John O'Louhlin
Matron—Mary Anne Davoren
Schoolmaster—Thomas Finn
Schoohnistress—Alice O'Donnell
Roman Catholic Chaplain —Rev. John
Sheehan [Shannon
Physicians—Charles Finncaneand Jamea
Clerk to Guardians—Michael Kean
Relieving Officers—Patrick Rynne,Timothy
Cotter and Anthony Considine
BRIDEWELL, Austin Carrigg, keeper
CONSTABULARY BARRACK, Tho3. Trant,
sub-inspector
COURT HOUSE, Austin Carrigg, keeper
DISPENSARY, Charles Finucane, M.D.
medical at'endant
REVENUE POLICE BARRACK, Lieutenant
Thomas Rodwell
CARS.
To ENNIS, Michael Crimmin's Car,
every morning at eight, and the Mail
Car, every afternoon at a quarter past
three
To LISDOON VARNA, the Mail Car,
every morning at ten
To MILL I'OW N M ALB AY, a Mail Car
(from Ennis), every morning at quarter
past nine
WITH THE PARISHES OF CLONDULANE, LITTER AND NEIGHBOURHOODS.
]FERMOY, a market and post town ami parish, in
the baronv of Clondons aud Clonvibbons, 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 aCistertian
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 purchase, it con-
sisted of only a few mud cabins and the ruins of the
old abbey; but in a few years, by the exertions of its
enterprising and spirited owner, it became not only one
ot the prettiest inland towns in Ireland, but, during his
proprietorship, one of considerable manufacture—and
industry, comfort and respectability was soon apparent.
In consequence of the unfortunate failure of Anderson's
bank, the place subsequently became the property
of Sir Robert Abercromby, Bart,, who is highly
respected as a landlord, albeit, it is to be regretted, a

Dtmtovp. FERMOY &c; Jtttmster.
non-resident. The improvements in the town, however,
progress satisfactorily under the intelligent superintendence
of Sir Robert's agent, Matthias C. Hendley,
Esq. Several handsome houses have been recently
built—two in the Elizabethan style of architecture, in
Abercromby-place, are really elegant; and near the
same site Ftederick Bell, Esq. has erected a beautiful
residence. The site, too, of the extensive brewery ( f
Messrs. Perrott and Co. has, by the happy means of the
total abstinence movement, been appropriated to the
erection of sober and comfortable dwellings, shops,and
warehouses. The bridge of seventeen arches, connecting
the northern and southern portions of the town,
is a noble structure. The staple trade of Fermoy is in
com aud butter, of which considerable quantities' are
sent off. There are three flour mills. The National
Bank of Ireland and the Provincial Bank have branches
here, and there is a savings' bank aud a loan fund. The
government or the town is confided chiefly to the
county and resident magistracy. General se sions of
the peace are held twice a year, and petty sessions once
a fortnight, in the court house, a well arranged building,
at the east end of the town. The barracks are
remarkably commodious ; a portion of the new barrack
has been converted into a workhouse.
There are four edifices for public worship, namely,
the chuich of the establishment, erected in 1802 ; the
Roman Catholic chapel in 1811 ; the Methodist chapel
in 1820, and that for Presbyterians in 1837. The
church ii rather an elegant structure, with a square
tower, formerly surmounted by a spire, which, becoming
insecure, was taken down some years since, but is
about to be replaced by subscription. The late Mr. An
dersoti gave the site for this church, and nearly £3,000
towards its erection. The Roman Catholic chapel is
likewi>e a handsome building, lately enlarged and embellished.
The Methodist and Piesbvterian chanels
are small but neat buildings. The late Rev. Dr. Wm.
Adair endowed a school for teaching the useful
branches of education ; the present master has ably
conducted this establishment for more than twenty
years; there is also a school for females attached,
juperinteuded by the ladies of the town. There are
lational and infants schools and several private academies.
A convent for nuns of the order of Presenta-
tion has been built in a handsome style, on the brow
of a hill, to the south of the town, consisting of a
centre and two wings ; in one of the latter is a chapel,
in the other a school-house for girls, who are carefully
and gratuitously instructed by the ladies of the establishment.
The environs of Fermoy abound with charming
scenery, and numerous villas and mansions of the
opulent. The market is held on aturday. Fairs
June 21st, Augu>t 20th, and November 7th. The
populatinu of the parish, in 1851, 6,750, aud the town
5,844 of that number.
BALLYHOOLY, a neat, well-built village, in the same
parish of its name, on the left bank of the Blackwater,
four miles N W. of Fermoy, and on the main road from
that town to Mallow, joining the domain of the Earl
of Listowel, to whom the village belongs. The parish
church, the remains of a former one. and the ruins of
an ancient castle of the Roches, crown the summit of
a rock immediately over the river, and across which
was a handsome cut-stone bridge, with several arches,
but it was entirely canied away, like many others in
this couuty, by the flood which occurred on the night
of the 3rd of November, 1853. In the village is a
Roman Catholic chapel, a national school, a dispensary,
and pidice barracks. Population in 1851 was
1,520, aud of the village 419 of that number.
CLONDULANE, a parish, partly in the barony of Fermoy,
but chiefly in that of Clotidons and Clongibbons,
contains a parish church, which is a small neat buildiug,
situated between two and three miles from Fermoy.
At GLENDULLANE are extensive flour mills, built by
the late Karl of Monntcashel. Population of the parish
in 1851, 986.
LITTER, or Castlehyde parish, which lies contiguous
to that of Fermoy, is intersected by the Blackwater
river, by which it is divided info 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 the 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 the parish in 1851,1,071.
POST OFFICE, John Hutchinson Post Master.—Letters from DUBLIN, ENGLAND, and all parts
MORTH, arrive at half past five every mornina, and are despatched thereto at ten minutes to seven every evenng.
Letters from CORK, TALLUW, and YOUGHAL, &c. arrive at half-past six every evening, and are
lespatched thereto at six o'clock every morning.
POST OFFICE, BALLYHOOLY, William Evaus Post Master.—
naming, and are despatched at a quarter to eight every evening.
Letters from all parts arrive at five every
NOBILITY, GENTRY. AND
CLERGY.
\dams Rev. Samuel Henry, South
Cregg
\llin Mrs. —, Mona-beg
\nderson John, Esq. Cork Hill
\ustin William Forward, Esq. J.P.
Grange Hill
James Mis. Dorothea, Cork Hill
Sarry Captain James, J.P. Ballyclough
House
Jell Frederick,Esq. j.p.Abercromby
place
Jell Joseph, Esq. Abercromby place
Jible Mrs. Ellen, King's square
Jrhcoe Robert, Esq, Clondulane
iriscoe Robert John, Esq.Cork Hill
iuckley Rev. John, R.c.c Cork Hill
iutke Michael, Esq. Patrick st
/am pi on Garrett, Esq. Millvale,Ballyhooly
Jarey Edward Kiely,Esq, J.P.Carey's
Villa
Jarey Peter, Esq. Clondulane
Mollis Rev. Maurice Atkin, Fermoy
House
Mollis Capt- Peter, Montford Lodge
Jollis Captain William Cooke, J.P.,
Castle Cooke
loody Rev. Samuel, Walker's row
lorban William, Esq. Betty Ville
IrosbyMrs.—, Fermoy House
lullen Rev. John, Cork road
Deane Charles, Esq. Gurrane
Delatiy William P. Esq. Conway
Eyres Mrs. —, Walker's row.
Freeman Rev. Richard DeaneClifton
Gabbet Rev. William (rector),ballyhooly
Gibbons Robert E. Esq. Woodville
Grant Thomas, Esq. Kilmurry
Greene Thomas, E*q. Airbill*
Hendley Matthias Christopher, Esq.
j.p. Mount Rivers
Hyde John, Esq. J.P. Cregg
Listowel theEarl of,J.P. Convamore
Lukey GeorgeBevau, Esq. Glenview
M'Carthy Rev. William, Cork road
Mas*ey George, Esq. Woodfnrt
Mountcashel the Right Hon. Earl
of, J.P. Moore Park
Murphy Rev. Dr. (Roman Catholic
Bishop), Cork Hill
Nash Rev. Robert S. Rathealy road
Norcott Thomas, Esq. Walker's row
Pearde Henry, Esq. Rathealy road
Pearde John, Esq. Ballvhooiy
Perrott Thomas, Esq. Upland
Sherritfe Mrs. Mary, Cork Hill
Summerville Robert, Esq. s.i.c.
Walker's row
Sweet Rev. Charles, St. James' place
Walker Rev. William C. (rector),
Rathealy road
Waters Mrs. Ellen, Walker's row
Wigmore Henry, Esq. Kilbarry
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
ADAIR SCHOOL, West quay—Clement
Daniels, master
FERMOY COLLEGE—Rev. Thomas
Robinson, D.D. principal
FERIVIOY SCHOOL (girls), West quay
—Margaret Mills, mistress
Fitzgerald David (day), Patrick st
Homan Rebecca, Cork road
INFANTS' SCHOOL, Barrack hill—
Marian Hazlegrove,' mistress
NATIONALSCHOOL, top of King st—
Patrick Sheedy and William Conway,
masters
NATIONAL SCHOOL, Clondulane
AGENTS
Dooley Maurice (porter), Patrick st
Foley John (for the Mitchelstown
bleach works), Patrick st
Jeffrey William (and land steward),
Carey's ville
Reali Redmond (land), Baliygarthur
APOTHECARIES
Cahili James, Patrick st
O'Connor David, Patrick st
White Richard, Queen square
ATTORNEYS.
Barry John, Patrick st
Bourke Michael, Walker's row
Carroll and Barry, Patrick st
Dennehy Coruelius Walker, Artillery
quay

JWunstn- FERMOY, &c. plater'*
ATTORNEYS—Continued.
Furlong Charles, Patrick st
O'Sullivan Edmund, Walker's row
Sherlock John Thomas, (master
extraordinary in Chancery, commissioner
for taking affidavits and
acknowledgments of married
women), Patrick st
AUCTIONEERS.
Cooke John, King st
Kirkman Alfred, Patrick st
Teap Thomas, Patrick st
BAKERS,
Barrett Daniel, King st
Bowler Patrick, Patrick st
Casey John, Newmarket place
Duggan Daniel, King st
Evans William, Ballyhooly
Gray Ann, Abbey st
M'Donnell John, Patrick st
Riordan John, Patrick'st,
Roche Patrick, Patrick st
Ryan Edmond, Pairick st
Ryan Johu, Barrack st
Ryan John, King st
Ryan Michael, Patrick st
Sheedy Patrick, King st
BANKS.
NATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND, Patrick
street—(draws on Barnetts',
Hoare, & Co. London)—-Mr. Jas.
Morrogh, manager
PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, Artillery
quay—(draws on Spooner
Attwoods' & Co. London)—Mr.
James M'Creery, manager
BARRISTERS
Campbell Arthur, St. James' place
Flanagan Jas. Roderick, Barrack st
BLACKSMITHS.
Carey John, Clondulane
Connors Hugh, Barrack hill
Dineen Daniel, Rathealy road "
Dineen Edward, Grange road
Flyun Daniel, Grubb's quay
Moore Thomas, Old Market st
Murray Jeremiah, Prince's st
Neill Michael, Cork road
Shea Daniel, Grubb's quay
Sisk James, Cork road
Smaul William, Vulcan st
Toohill Edmund, Cork road
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS
Hutchinson John, Kingst
Lindsay John (and bookbinder and
printer), King st
O'Mara Bridget (aud circulating
library), Queen square
SBOOT & SHOEMAKERS.
Baird James, King st
Barry William, Barrack st
Beer James, King st
Casey Jeremiah. Newtown
Casey Philip, Chapel square
Clarke Edmond, Ballyhooly
Clarke John, Ballyhooly
Cleary Thomas, Ballyhooly
Collins William, Barrack hill
Condon Michael, King st
Condon William, King st
Daly William, Chapel square
Devenport Robert, King's square
Farrell John, Kingst
Hudson John, King's square
Hennessy Patrick, King st
Hennessy Thomas, Prince's st
Horgan James, King st
Keeffe Thomas, Cork road
Li His Michael, Aitillery quay
M'Naughton James, Kingst
O'Callanhan Daniel, King st
Roche Morgan, William st
R< che Patrick, Patrick st
Roynan David, Cork road
Ryan Henry, William st
Sheehan Daniel, King st
Tobin John, Old Market place
Vaughan Timothy, William st
Walsh Patrick, Piince's st
Williams Hugh, King st
BUILDERS.
Barry James (and contractor)iNew
Market st
Cheevers Andrew, Patrick st
Joyce Michael (and contractor and
engineer), Patrick st
BUTCHERS.
Barry Arthur, William st
Barry John, New Market st
Barry Patrick, William st
Curtin Patrick, New Market st
Curtin Thomas, New Market st
Curtin William, New Market st
Dovvling John, New Market st
Fouhy John, Prince's st
GriggyJohn, Cork road
Langan John, Kingst
M'tfann John, New Market st
Moore John, New Market st
O'Brien William, Kingst
O'Gorman David, New Market st
Ring Philip, Kingst
Shea John, King st
Walsh Peter,-New Marketst
CARPENTERS.
Barry James, New Market st
Connell Pairick, Cork hill
Connell Thomas, Newtown
Daly Charles, King st
Foley John, Ballyhooly
Gallery Richard, King st
O'Keeffe Thomas, Newtown
Roche David, King st
Scully Martin, Barrack hill
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHEN-
WARE DEALERS
Bowler James (and salt dealer),
Patrick st
Buckley Alice, Patrick st
Cahill Thomas, King st
Clancy Michael, Patrick st
Cohen Susannah, Patrick st
Foley John, Patiick st
COACH MAKERS.
Jacob Thomas, King's square
Land Johu, Grubb's quay
COAL DEALERS
Buckley John, West quay
Cunningham James, River view
Kirkman Alfred, Patrick st
Murphy James, Patrick st
O'Keeffe David, Old Market place
CONFECTIONERS.
Cooke John, King st
Gray Ann, Abbey st
Sherriffe William, Queen square
COOPERS.
Dimond Thomas, Nile st
Geany James, Cork road
Smith Richard, Patrick st
CORN DEALERS.
Barry John, Cork road
I Bowler James, Patrick st
Molony Michaei, Patrick st
Murphy Thomas, Barrack st
EARTHENWARE DEALERS
See China, tyc. Dealers.
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS.
IMPERIAL (life), Carroll and Barry,
Patrick st
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
Jo! n Thomas Sherlock, Patrick st
STANDARD (life), Charles Furlong,
Patrick st
SUN (fire), Jonathan Danu, Kingst
WESTMINSTER (life), Jonathan
Dann, Kingst
GROCERS.
Anderson Margaret, Barrack hill
Barrett Garret, Barrack st
Black John, Banack hill
Black John, Barrack st
Burns David, Cork road
Casey John, New Market place
Cotter John, Queen square
Crow John, Barrack hill
Daly Charles, King st
Dunn Jonathan, King st
Deeks William, Barrack st
Deuehy John, Queen square
Hunt William, Barrack st
M'Kee Francis, Queen square
O'Dwyer Willi am. Barrack yard East
O'Gorman Honoria, Patrick st
O'Gorman Mary, Patrick st
O'Mara Bridget, Queen square
Punch Elizabeth, King st
Quinlan Hannah, Ballyhooly
Roche Honoria, Patrick st
Scaunell John, Barrack yard West
Scully Martin, Barrack st
Tapley Joseph, King st
Turner Jones, Kingst
Young Jane, Queen square
GUNSMITHS
Hall William, King's square
O'Brien John, King street
HABERDASHERS
See Linen Drapers Sf Haberdashers.
HOTEL
(See also Public Houses)
Queen's Arms, Patrick Cahill,
Queen square
IRONMONGERS AND
HARDWAREMEN
Dann Jonathan, King st
Heaphy Patrick, Patrick st
Myles Michael, Patrick st
Tate John, Patrick st
LEATHER SELLERS
Heaphy Patrick, Patrick st
Hennessy Thomas, Prince's st
Joyce Patrick, King st
Walters George, New Market place
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS
AND HABERDASHERS
Cotter Johanna, Queen square
Dennehy M. D. & J. Queen square
Dovvling Jeremiah, Queen square
Fleming Peter, Patrick st
Lawes & Johnson, Queen square
Magnier William, Queen square
O'Callaghan Daniel, Queen square
O'Sullivan John, Queen square
Quinlan Hannah, Ballyhooly
Walsh Thomas, King st
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS
AND POST CAR OWNERS
Browne Daniel, King st
Cahill Patrick, Queen square
Curtin Thomas, King st
Jacob Thomas, King st
Little Samuel, King st
Nicolds John, King st
O'Keeffe Arthur, King st
MERCHANTS
See Merchants under their respective
Heads.
MILLERS
Cahelane Michael, Patrick st
Carroll Bat croft, Fermoy Mills
Lyster John, Clondulane Mills

Jitmtorg. FERMOY, &c. iifttmster.
MILLINERS&DRESS MAKERS
Conroy Honoria, Kingst
Curtis Mary, Kingst
Ellis Ann, Cork road
Hennessy Honoria, Newtown
Molloy Ellen, Patrick st
Murphy Mary, Barrack st
Noonan Ellen, Barrack hill
Wallace Margaret, Barrack hill
NURSERYMAN
Baylor Arthur, Woodside Nursery
OIL AND COLOURMEN
Heaphy Patrick, Patrick st
Myles Michael, Patrick st
Tate John, Patrick st
Waters George, New Market place
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
Andrews Thomas, King st
Burnes Barnabold, Chapel hill
FergusonThomas,(&coach painter),
Frances st
Keays Henry, Barrack hill
Keeffe*Thomas, Chapel hill
Molloy Patrick, Patrick st
Smith Robert (& plumber), Kingst
PAWNBROKERS
Downing Denis, Patrick st
Patterson Edward, King st
Walsh Terrance, King st
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
Drew Francis Paoli, St. James pl
Edgar Johu Pearde, Ballyhooly
O'Neill John, King st
O'Sullivan William Vincent, Walker's
row
Roche Nicholas W. Queen square
Russell George Bevan, St. James pl
White Richard, Victoria terrace
PROVISION DEALERS
Barry Garret, Barrack hill
Clancy Mary, King st
Daly James,Cork hill
Molony Ellen, New Market place
Nolan Richard, Prince's st
O'Callaghan Mary, Kingst
Sheehan Patrick, Prince's st
PUBLIC HOUSES
Anderson Margaret, Barrack st
Barry James, Garrison Inn, Nile st
BrowueDanielOoM/72 Tavern, King st
Buckley James, Patrick st
Buckley John, West quay
Cahill Patrick, Queen square
Carroll Eliza, Glandulane
Clancy Catherine, Patrick st
Ciancy John, King st
Crowe John, Barrack st
Curtin Thomas, King st
Deeks William, Barrack st
Denehy John, Queen square
Dooley Maurice, Patrick st
Foley'John, Patrick st
Geary Daniel, Barrack hill
Geary Joseph, Cork road
Hennessy Thomas, Prince's st
Lillis Michael, Artillery quay
M'Carthy John, King st
M'Grath Johu, King st
Magtier John, Patrick st
Miller Thomas, Patrick st
Molony David, Nile st
Molony Michael, Cork road
Molony Richard, Patrick st
Murphy Cornelius, Barrack hill
Nicholds John, King st
O'Brien Bartholomew, Patrick st
O'Brien John, King st
O'Brien Maurice, Patrick st
O'Brien William, Patrick st
O'Connell Thomas, Barrack hill
O'Connell William, Ballyhooly
O'Connor Daniel, Ballyhooly
O'Connon David, Patrick st
O'Donovan Patrick, Market st
O'Gorman Honoria, Patrick st
O'Gorman Mary, Patrick st
O'Keeffe William. Patrick st
O'Sullivan Ellen, Queen square
O'Sullivan Joshua, Ballyhooly
Quan Patrick, Ballyhooly
Rice David, Patrick st
Roche Honoria, Patrick st
Roche John, King st
ScannellJ ohn,Canteen,Barrack yard
Smith Edmond, Patrick st
Topley John, King st
Walsh Mary, Cork hill
SADDLERS
Buckley David, Patrick st
Hyde Arthur, Kingst
Rice David, Patrick st
Rice Richard, New Market place
SEED DEALERS
Baylor Peter, King st
Beere Peter, Kingst
Heaphy Patrick, Patrick st
Myles Michael, Patrick st
Tate John, Patrick st
SLATERS AND PLASTERERS
Connors Thomas, Chapel hill
Jones Edward &Thomas, Cork road
Locker Patrick, Grubbs hill
SPIRIT DEALERS
Cotter John, Queen square
M'Kee Frances (& wine), Queen sq
O'Connor David, Patrick st
O'Gorman Agnes, Patrick st
O'Gorman Mary, Patrick st
Turner Jones, (and wine), King st
STONE MASONS
Geary James, Slate lane
Geary James, junr. Barrack hill
Joyce John, Barrack hill
Roche Patrick, William st
Rourke John, William st
STRAW BONNET MAKERS.
Hannan Deborah,Patrick st
Heaphy Catherine, Barrack hill
Page Hannah, King st
Sandham Charlotte, Kingst
SURGEONS,
See Physicians and Surgeons.
TAILORS.
Barry William, Ballyhooly
Clancy John (& draper), King st
Connell Patrick, Barrack hill
Godsii Thomas King st
Sims William, King st
Slattery John, Kingst
TALLOW CHANDLERS
Barry David, Patrick st
O'Gorman Mary, Patrick st
O'Sullivan Andrew & Son, (& soap
makers), Queen square
TOBACCO & SNUFF MANU-
FACTURERS.
Barry David, Patrick st
Clark William, King st
O'Sullivan Marian, Patrick st
TRIMMING & SMALLWARE
DEALERS
DannJonathan (&stationery,) Kingst
Elly Mary Ann, King st
Fitzgerald William, King st
Hanley Ann, King st
WHEELWRIGHTS
Birmingham James, NewMarket pl
Connell Patrick, William st
Keeffe Thomas, William st
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS
Dennehv John, Queen square
M' Kee Frances,f& dealer in cigars),
Queen square
Turner Jones, King st
WOOL-COMBERS
Mills Anthony, King st
Mills James, King st
WOOLLEN DRAPERS
See Linen and fVooUen Drapers
Miscellaneous
Connell Richd. teacher of music,Cork rd
Del port Joseph, wood turner, Barrack st
Donnelly Edward, clothes dealer,King st
Downing Denis, clerk of petty sessions,
Patrick st
Hunter Edmund, dyer, King st
Joyce James, feather and skin dealer,
King street
Kirkman Alfred, maltster, King st
Kirkman George, brewer, Patrick st
Murphy Denis, feather dealer, King st
Murray Jeremiah, cabinet maker, Barrack
hill [square
Patterson Alexander, watch mkr. King's
Swiney Miles, hair dresser, King st
Traynor Henry, clothes dealer, King st
PLACES OF WORSHIP
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
PARISH CHURcn (of Eermoy). Barrack
hill—Rev. William C. Walker, rector,
^Rathealy road; Rev. Charles Sweet,
curate, St. James'place
PARISH CHURCH, Clandulane — Rev.
Maurice A. Collis, rector
PARISH CHURCH, Ballyhooly—Rev.Wm.
Gabbet, rector
PARISH CHURCH, Litter
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Rev. Dr.
Murphy, bishop; Rev. John Cullinnan,
administrator; Rev. John Buckley,
curate
CONVENT, Laurel hill — Mrs. "Vernon,
lady superioress
METHODIST (Wesleyan) CHAPEL, Walker's
row—Rev. Samuel Coody
PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, Barrack hill-
Rev. Joseph Donaldson
POOR LAW UNION.
WORKHOUSE, New Barracks.
Masier—William Robinson
Matron—Mary Bridget Murta
Schoolmaster—John M'Swiney
Schoolmistress—Johannah Buckley
Clerk of the Union— RoderickO'Flanagan
Protestant Chaplain—Rev. W. C. Walker
Roman Catholic Chaplain — Rev. William
M'Carthy [M.D.
Medical Attendant—Nicholas W. Roche,
Relieving OJficers—John T. Roland, John
Daly, Denis Cummins, and Daniel
O'Neill
BARRACK (Constabulary), Patrick st-*
Robert Sommerville, sub-inspector
BARRACK (Constabulary), Carey's ville—
Robert Sommerville, sub-inspector
BARRACK (Military), Barrack hill—Capt,
Daniel, barrack master
BRIDEWELL, Bridewell hill—William
Syms, keeper
COURT HOUSE, Patrick street — Ann
Downing, keeper
DISPBNSARY & FEVER HOSPITAL,Princes
st—Richard White, medical attendant
EXCISE OFFICE, Queen's Arms Hotel
HIBERNIAN BIBLE SOCIETY,West quay
STAMP OFFICE, Queen square—Jane
Young, distributer
WEIGH HOUSE, Newmarket place
WEIGH House, Old Market place
WEIGHING MACHINE, Artillery quay
COACH AND CARS.
To CORK, a Coach from the Queen's
Arms,every morning (Sunday excepted)
at eight, aud returns at seven in the
evening
To MALLOW, a Car from the Queen's
Arms, everyday (Sunday excepted), at
twelve; and a Mail Car, Irom the
same place, every evening at half-past
six and returns every morning at halfpast
five
To MITCHELSTOWN, a Car, every
evening (Sunday excepted) at seven
To YOUGHAL,'a Mail Car,every morning
at six, and returns every evening
at a quarter past six
RAILWAY.
The nearest Station is MALLOW, on the
Great Southern and Western Line.
For conveyance thereto, see Coaches