30 RETURNS RELATIVE TO THE [ Cork and The Prebend of Ratheooney The Prebend of Liscleary - The Prebend of the Holy Trinity The Prebend of Killanully - The Prebend of Inskenny - The Prebend of Kilnaglory St. Mary's, otherwise Athnowen, one rectory and vicarage ; one rectory impropriate. The Prebend of Kilbrittain Rath- clarin, rectory and vicarage. The Prebend of St. Michael The Prebend of Desertmore The Prebend of Dromdaleague - Brinny, rectory and vicarage Knockavilly, rectory entire. Moviddy, rectory and vicarge Aglish, vicarage; rectory im- propriate ; one rectory be- longs to Kilbrogan; Kilbonane, vicarage; rectory impropriate. Caharagh, rectory and vicarage - Ringrone, rectory and vicarage - Durrus, vicarage; rectory impro- priate ; Kilcrohane, vicarage; rectory impropriate. Temple Michael De Duah. rec- tory entire. Kinsale, vicarage; rectory impro- priate. Ballyfeard, vicarage - Rev. William L. Beaufort, prebendary. Rev. John Fortescue, preben- dary. Rev. Robert Daly, prebendary Rev. Henry St. Eloy, preben- dary. Rev. Wm. Meade, prebendary Rev. James Pratt, prebendary Rev. Thos. Barry, prebendary Rev. E. M. Carleton, preben- dary. Rev. Wm. Harvey, prebendary Rev. Thos. Tuckey, prebendary Rev. Wm. L. Beaufort Rev. Thos. St. Lawrence, rector and vicar. non- resident Rev. Rich. F. Webb, rectory and vicarage. Rev. Rich. Webb, rectory and vicarage. Rev. Mason Alcock, vicar - Rev. Robert Meade, rector - Rev. Samuel Beamish, vicar Rev. N. C. Bowen, vicar not resident not resident; vicar resident. not resident not resident resident. resident, not resident resident, resident, resident. non- resident - - Mr. Beaufort's tenure of his re- sidence in the parish of Brinny being nearly expired, he is about agreeing for a residence in this prebend. Curate resident. - - There is neither church nor glebe in this parish. - - This prebend is a sinecure. - - There is no church in this pre- bend, which is very small in extent and value. - - There is no glebe; but incum- bent is endeavouring to acquire one. - - There is neither church nor glebe in this parish, which is very small in extent and value. - - Mr. St. Lawrence's state of health is such as to render his resi- dence on the continent generally necessary; when he can reside in Ireland, he lives at the palace, to be near his physicians, and is sole private chaplain to the bishop. Curate resi- dent in the parish. non- resident non- resident non- resident non- resident resident. non- resident - - There is no glebe in this parish; but a church will be forthwith built, and Mr. Webb is under orders to procure a glebe or residence. - - Mr. Webb is resident within half a mile of the parish- church. - - Mr. Alcock is excused on ac- count of mental and bodily infir- mity. A resident curate performs the duties. - - - Mr. Meade resides in his parish of Ballymoney, which he holds by faculty with this parish. Curate i resident in glebe- house. - - There is no church nor glebe- house in this parish; and the in- cumbent's state of health renders him unable to reside at a distance from medical aid.