[ i 7 2 1 BENEFICES. 24.— Donaghmore. 25.— Drumragh. 2 6.— Drumachose. 27.— Dungiven, vicarage. 28.— Dunboe. 2g.— Desertoghill. 30.— Desertmartin. 31.— Errigall. 32.— Fahan. 33.— Faughanvale. 34.— Killowen. 35.— Kilrea. 36.— Killelagh. 37.— Kilcronaghan. 38.— Leckpatrick. 39.— Langfield, upper, 40.— Langfield, lower. 41.— Moville, upper. 42.— Moville, lower. 43.— Maghera. 44.— Templemore. 45.-— Termonamungan. 46.— Tamlaghtfinlagan. 47.— Tamlaghtard. 48.— Tamlaght O'Crilly. 49.— Termoneeny. 50.— Urney. Perpetual cure of Derg. Perpetual cure of Fahan. Chapel of Ease to Tamlaght O'Crilly. Jan. 7, 1806. Refidence. Mr. Babington, resident in Derry as curate, while his church is building in his pariih. William Derry. A RETURN of the Names and Number of Parishes comprized in each Union of Parifhes within the Diocese of DERRY; the period of time when such respective parishes were united, and the authority under which such union was effected; the number of acres of glebe which appertain to each parish, and whether any glebe- house is ererted thereon; the distance at which such respective parishes so united lie from each other, when fuch parishes are not contiguous ; and whether any and what number of churches, in which divine service is performed, are now feverally thereon, or were at the time when such parishes were united, so far as the same can be made out. UPON search made in the Registry of the Diocese of DERRY, and the archives thereof, I do not find that there are any Unions of Parishes in the said Diocese; which I certify this sixth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and six. ' W. Amack, Dep. Regr. Diocese of Derry.