4() FURTHER A. CCOU NTS RELATING TO THE Appendix ( A.)— continued. DIQCESE OF CLOYNE. • Return of Glebe Houses ; for erecting which, Sums of Money have been advanced by way of Gift or Loan, and of which the Completion has not yet been duly certified to the Board ; together with the Reasons assigned for the Delay in their Completion. GLEBE HOUSES : CLONFERT ----- £. 1,125 loan. CARRIGTOHIL - 450 - d° and £. 300 gift. AHERN 300 - d° and 300 d°. The Case of CLONFERT stands thus: The incumbent to whom the £. 1,125 was paid, died insolvent before the building was completed. His successor has called upon the securities to finish the buildings, which they have refused. The case has been submitted to counsel, and an action at law ordered against the securities of the deceased insolvent. Ahern glebe house is finished. Carrigtohil glebe house is finished, but not yet duly certified. r~ No. 1. 3. 3- 6. An Account of all Parishes in the Diocese of Cloyne, which have been united by Episcopal Authority. BENEFICES and INCUMBENTS. Rev. Henry Sandiford: Ballyhay - - vicarage Shrendrum * - d" - - Rathgogin - - d° - - Aghish - - rectory - - Ardskeagh - - d° - - Rev. Benj. Johnson: Clonmeen - - vicarage - Roskeen - - - d° - - Rev. William Harvey: Willstown, rec. and vie. with Ballygregana particle - - Rev. John French: Mogeely - rec. and vie. with Templebilleagh particle - - Rev. John Chester: Bellyclough - vicarage - Drumedewny - d° - - The Hon. & Rev. L. Tonson: Ahern - - - vicarage - Britway - - - d° * - And by faculty; Nathlash - rec. and vie. - Kildonery - vicarage - COMMENCEMENT of UNION. Prior to the date of any existing record. - - d" } . - - , } - - - , EXTENT of UNION. The extent not ascertained or registered, but all lie con- tiguous ; and separately, are very small, and of little value. r - - - but contiguous, and close to the church. d°. d". - - d°. d°. d°. The above Unions have continued time out of mind, and prior to any existing record. 1 January 1823. J. R. Wilkinson, Reg. Dio. Cloyne. OBSERVATIONS.— Except N° 1, I do not think any of the above Unions could ( at present) bear to be dissolved, without reducing the minister to beggary. N° x. is to be separated when the present incumbency ceases. 1 March 1823. CHA. CLOYNE.