- 22 ( Ireland'.') D I O C E S A N R E T U R N S: No. Names of Pariflies in eucli Union. When united. By what Author!. y. 9- To the COLLEGE of Saint Mary's belong, The rectories of Killmallock, Crccorah, Kill- gobbin, Corcomohide, Clonelty, Cloncah, Killteamy, Killfergus, Killmoylan and Mor- gans ; The chapelry of Chapel- Minit, and half of Chapel- Martin. Prior to the date of any existing record. Unknown. 10. The rectory and vicarage of Kilimurry ; and The entire redory of Derrygalvin. In 1792. The Bishop's. 11. The vicarages of Fedamore and Glanogra. No record when first united. The Bifhop's. 12. The rectory and vicarage of Killbreedy- minor and the vicarage of Bruff. In 1754. The Bishop's. ' 3- The rectory and vicarage of Croom and the vicarage of Adare. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. 14. The rectories and vicarages of Dromin and Athlacca. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. ' S- The rectory and vicarage of Robertstown, and The vicarages of Dunmoylan and Ballingarry. When first united not registered. The Bishop's., 16. The vicarages of Killfinnan and Daragh. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. ' 7- The vicarages of Corcomohide, Clonelty, and Cloncah. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. 18. The rectories and vicarages of Newcastle and Monogea. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. 19- The rectory and vicarage of Lismakerry and the vicarage of Askeaton. When first united not registered. The Bishop's. Where the rectory only is included in any Union, there is a vicarage endowed; and to the Vicar, N" ii. Thefe parifhes though but epifcopally united, have been held together as far back as any record Numbers 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19. Thefe Unions, though only epifcopal, have been re- them are all in lay- patronage. Numbers 11. and 12. are the only epifcopal Unions in the patronage of