l 6 S ( Ireland)— D I O C E S A N R E T U R N S: 1 - — Dignities, & c. ' Names and Number of Parifhes. Pofleffors ; Whether refiding or not. Rectory. Lambeg. The bishop, rector; the curate re- sides contiguous, and receives the in- come. Vicarage. Shankill. Rev. Wm Bristow; Resides. Rectory. Drunbcg. Rev. Archdn Dickson; resides on the Archdcaconry of Down, and has a curate. Endowed Chapel. Ballycastle. Rev. C. McDaniel Stewart; Resides. Vid c- .1, lick CONNOR. X6<) No. of Acres of No. of Churches \ Glebe, for Obfervations, and Glebe- Houfes. Divine Service. No glebe or house. A church. From the quantity of crown grants in those counties of Down and Antrim, giving the great tythes to the landholders, it was found re- quisite by King James when he founded the different dignitaries and prebends by inquisition to create in- come, which was obliged to be done in such various parts, as make it im- possible to report authentically re- specting the distances of the parishes united from each other. A glebe- house, but no glebe. A church. No glebe or house, and was united to the Arch- deaconry 1609. A church. No glebe or house. A church. Jas Ravenscroft, Regr of Connor. Z Ts