io STATEMENT OF THE NUMBER OF ACRES 5.- Diocese of RAPHOE. r PARISHES. N° of Acres. N° Cultivated. N° Uncultivated. Observation Raphoe & Convoy - 693 No information. No information. These were, until 1821, one parish; Dean's glebe. Leek Perpetual curacy. 20 10 arable. 10 pasture. This is Curate's glebe. S trail orl a r Perpetual curacy. 40 28 12 Glebe attached to parish. Kilteevock Perpetual curacy. 23f 4 ~ arable; 8 5 tillage ground. 10 | mountain pasture. — Killigarvan Perpetual curacy. 5A. 1 R. 17P. ' 4 A. 1 11. 17 P. 1 A. overflowed by every spring tide. Letter McWard Perpetual curacy. No glebe. - - The Bishop has granted 40 acres, but deed not yet per- fected. Taughboyne and Allsaints About 284 A. 2R. 22 P. 252A. 2R. 28A. or thereabouts. About 31 A. 3R- 34p- — Raymochey - 506A. 2R. IOP. 454A. 3R. 10P. middling, and part arable and heathy pasture. 51 a. 3 r. moun- tain and bog. Killea - Not returned, incumbent be- ing ill. Conwall 868A. 1 R. iop. 328 arable. — — Aghanunshon Not returned. — — — Tullyaughnish 940 400 540 — Clandohorka - 400 50 350 — Clandevaddock 240 80 160 Kilmacrenan - 150 About 125 arable, pasture and bog. 25 bog — Raymunterdony About I6IOA. 2R. 34P. 225 a. 3R. 22 p. or thereabouts. i, 384A. 3R. 12p. or thereabouts. — Tulloghobigley 40 Not distinguished. — — Gartan - 30 30 — — Drumholm 530 400 130 under rabbit warren. — Donegal 38 38 arable & pasture. — — Kilbarron 316 296 20 incapable of cultivation. — Killymara Inver - Killaghtee ltmiskeel 470 210 200 40 170 97 50 12 arable. 300 113 150 28 rocky & past ural. — Killybeggs - Kilchar - Glencollumbkill Templecrone No survey of the glebe has been made, and incumbent cannot set out; con- tains 6 townlands, and does not let for 300/. a year. Not returned. 40 500 20 57 arable, very rocky; 90 sandy and rocky pasture. 19 bog and pasture. 353 coarse mountain. One given for a school- house. We are unable to procure the number of acres belonging to the Bishop, there never having been made any survey thereof, and their number not being known even to the tenants themselves, as by far the greater proportion of the See lands are moor and mountain, and have never been cultivated. All which we certify this 20th May 1824, Edw. Stopford, Vicar Gen1. William Wilson, D* Regr.