ENNISKILLEN

Enniskillen, an inland town in County Fermanagh, ninety-three miles W. by S. from Belfast, comprising an area of 129 acres.  The town is situated on an island in the river connecting the upper and lower lakes of Lough Erne, and on the adjacent mainland on both sides, which communicate with each other by two bridges.  There is the Church of Ireland, Presbyterian, and Methodist Churches, and a Roman Catholic Chapel;  the County Courthouse, Prison and Infirmary;  a Town Hall, a Royal School, a Union Workhouse, and three Barracks, Enniskillen being military headquarters for the North-West of Ireland.  There is a market for corn, pork, and butter, always well supplied.  Fairs are held on the 10th of every month, on the 26th May and 26th October; markets, Tuesday and Thursday.  The Provincial, Ulster and Belfast Banks have branches here.  There is also a Savings Bank.  The Assizes for the County and Quarter and Petty Sessions are held in the town.  It is the headquarters of the Constabulary for five stations.  Two newspapers are published in the town.  A Model School has been established for over twenty-five years, with accommodation for upwards of 250 pupils. Population in 1891, 5,756

Post Office, Church Street
Urban District Council - Messrs. P. Crumley, J. H. Charlton, J. Cooper, H. R. Lindsay, J. C. A. Gordon, T. Taylor, J. Dundas, jun.; W. R. Cooney, W. Ritchie, R. Barton, W. R. Whyte, J. Gordon, W. Teele, J. Graham, G. Coulter, J. Dundas, C. F. Falls, J. J. Roberts, F. Little, G. Whaley, J. McGovern
Town Clerk - Wm. Cleland
Distributor of Stamps - Sinclair Gunning
Crown Surveyor of Income tax - A. F. Poole
H.M. Prison, Fairview - Mrs. Beacom, matron; O. Ternan, apothecary; Rev. Canon Charles T. Ovenden, D.D.; Protestant chaplain; Rev. S. C. Mitchell, Presbyterian chaplain; Very Rev. Monsignor Thomas Smollen, Roman Catholic chaplain
R.I. Constabulary - County Inspector, W. Law.  District Inspectors - Enniskillen, H. W. Crean,  Kesh, R. H. Norris,  Derrygonnelly, Burke.  Lisnaskea, W. H. Frizell
Barracks - Infantry Barracks, Queen Street and Castle Street; Redoubt Barrack, Windmill Hill.  Ordnance officer, Major Hall; commissary officer, Captain Robinson
Borough surveyor and executive sanitary officer - Thomas Elliott; sub-sanitary officer, William Brownlee
Board of Works, Inspector - F. E. Stanford Pakenham, East Bridge Street, Enniskillen
Newspapers - "Fermanagh Times," 1d, every Thursday - William Ritchie, proprietor; "Impartial Reporter," 1d, every Thursday - Wm. Copeland Trimble, proprietor; "Fermanagh News," 1d, every Thursday - P. A. Mooney, Ballyshannon, proprietor
Dispensary, Head Street - Open Mondays and Thursdays, from 10 till 12 o'clock. Medical officer, Dr. Moore Betty, L.R.C.S.I., Darling Street
Pork, corn and butter market, Market Lane

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland, Church Street - Rev. Charles T. Ovenden, D.D., canon, rector; Rev. J. Crosbie-Oates, curate
Presbyterian Church, East Bridge Street - Rev. S. C. Mitchel
Methodist Chapel, Darling Street - Rev. Pierce Martin, superintendent; Rev. J. Smyth, B.A.
Roman Catholic Chapel, Darling Street - Very Rev. Monsignor Smollen, V.G., P.P.; Revs. P. Duffy, F. Maguire, and Wm. McKenna, curates

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Banks - Belfast Bank, Townhall Street, W. J. Calvert, manager; Provincial Bank of Ireland, Darling Street, J. J. Lunham, manager; Ulster Bank, Andw. Stuart, manager; Savings Bank, Church Street, Sinclair Gunning, actuary
Royal School, Portora - This old established and historic school is now under new management, and is certainly one of the most flourishing schools in Ireland.  It has at present some eighty-five boarders, and an average attendance of forty day scholars.  Head master - Richard Biggs, B.A., LL.D., Portora.  Assistant masters - J. E. Allen, M.A.; Wm. Hall, A.B., Trinity College, Dublin; G. D. Bryan, B.A., T.C.D.; Mr. Rathere, Wm. N. Tetley, B.A., St. Catherine's College, Cambridge; Wm. G. Pontet, Royal University; J. G. Hall, B.A., St. Cuthbert's College, Durham
Enniskillen Reading-room - Open every day (except Sunday) from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.  Fifty-five newspapers and periodicals taken in.  Subscription, 10s yearly; to subscribers, 5s  Wm. R. Cooney, chairman; R. A. McCay, secretary
National Model Schools - J. T. Abraham, head master.  Female School - Miss Millar, head mistress.  Infant School - Miss Taylor, mistress.  R. Bateman, LL.D., inspector
Ladies' Collegiate and Intermediate School, East Bridge Street - Miss Chapman, B.A.
Ladies' Seminary and Boarding School, East Bridge Street - Misses Bayley
Bohermeen Day School, Darling Street - Misses Morris
Enniskillen Loan Fund Office, Townhall Street, for advancing loans
Union Workhouse - (Cos. Fermanagh, Cavan, and Tyrone) - 42 electoral divisions.  Board meets on Tuesdays - Lord Belmore, Castle Coole, Enniskillen, chairman; Thomas Plunkett, M.R.I.A., Enniskillen, vice chairman; Hugh R. Lindsay, J.P., Enniskillen, deputy vice chairman; Richey Wilson, clerk; Thos. N. Gamble, master; J. Wilson, L.R.C.S.I., surgeon; Rev. Charles T. Ovenden, canon, D.D., Episcopalian chaplain; Rev. S. C. Mitchel, Presbyterian chaplain; Rev. Thos. Smollen, P.P., V.G., Roman Catholic chaplain
Infirmary - Leonard Kidd, M.D., surgeon; Miss Morrison, matron; C. or O. Wilson, registrar
Lough Erne Drainage Board - Office, Courthouse, Enniskillen; secretary, F. V. Maude, J.P., Prospect, Ballinamallard; returning officer, Colonel J. G. Irvine, D.L., Killadeas
Post Office, Church Street - J. Murray, postmaster; J. Samson, chief clerk
Fermanagh Club, Church Street - Hon. secretary, R. P. Walsh; hon. treasurer, J. J. Lunham
Fermanagh Protestant Orphan Society - Secretary, Rev. Canon O'Leary, D.D., Ardess, Kesh; hon. treasurer, Ulster Banking Co., Limited, Enniskillen.  The committee meet in the Protestant Hall, Enniskillen, on the first Tuesdays in February, May, August and November
Enniskillen Constitutional Club, Anne Street - President, Earl of Enniskillen; hon. secretary, C. F. Falls; secretary, J. H. Charlton; hon. treasurer, John Vanes

INHABITANTS

Adamson & Co., druggists, Darling Street
Armstrong, James, coach builder, Henry Street
Atkinson, George A., solicitor and coroner for North Fermanagh

Bell, Dr., East Bridge Street
Belmore, Earl of, K.C.M.G., Castle Coole
Betty, Dr. M., Darling Street
Bird, A. Gerard, M.A., solicitor, Belmore Street
Boyd, Wm., hardware and grocery, High Street
Bracken, Christopher, The Graan, Enniskillen
Brady, Mrs., general clothier
Burgess Bros., general merchants, Middletown Street
Byrne, James C, spirit merchant, Townhall Street

Carson, J. L., commercial traveller, Alexandria Terrace
Cassidy, Anthony, grocer, High Street
Clarke, S. C., solicitors, East Bridge Street
Cleland, Wm., clerk to Town Commissioners, Victoria Terrace
Cole, Viscount, Florence Court, Enniskillen
Colhoun, Miss, grocer, Darling Street
Coll, Miss B. A., proprietress Royal Hotel, Townhall Street
Collum, Captain A., LL.B., Bellevue, Tamlaght
Collum & Co., publicans, Fairview
Connor, James, writing clerk, Wellington Place
Cooney, A. Carson, solicitor, Townhall Street
Cooney, W. R., draper, High Street
Cooper & Co., grocers, Diamond
Corry, Viscount, J.P., D.L., Castle Coole
Coulter, G., grocer and confectioner, Church Street
Cox Bros., bakers and grocers, Belmore Street
Cox, John J., pawn broker and clothier, High Street
Coyle, B., boot and leather merchant, Darling Street
Cowan, Joseph, saddler, Market Street
Crawford, Mrs., baker and confectioner, Darling Street
Crowder, G. F., photographer, Townhall Street
Crowe, Thomas, grocer, High Street
Crumley, P., victualler, Townhall Street

Darragh, George, baker, Church Street
Davis, W. J., organist Catholic Church, and professor of music, Forthill Street
Dawson, James, M.R.C.V.S., Belmore Street
Dick, J. & R., gutta percha boot shop, Townhall Street
Dillon, J. B., grocer & provision merchant, High Street
Doherty, John, grocer, Belmore Street
Doherty, Mrs., publican, Darling Street
Dolan, J. J., deputy clerk of Crown and Peace, Forthill Terrace
Donnelly & Sons, butchers, High Street
Downes, W. & J., brewery, Anne Street
Duff, John, station master and accountant, Sligo, Leitrim and Northern Company's Railway

Elliott, Thomas, diocesan architect, borough surveyor, Darling Street
Ely, Marquis of, Ely Lodge and London
English and Scottish Law Life Office - Agents, P. Duffin, J.P., Belcoo; C. H. Maude, Lenaghan
Enniskillen, Earl of, K.P., Florence Court

Falls, Charles F., M.A., solicitor, Townhall Street
Firth, The Misses, bakery, Belmore Street
Forsythe, R., East Bridge Street
Freeburn, The Misses, East Bridge Street
Frith, John Brien, J.P., The Cross
Frith, J. M., Lawnakilla

Galt, Messrs., factory, Henry Street
Gillen, Mrs., cabinet warehouse, Townhall Street
Gilmore, J., watch maker, Darling Street
Goddard, W., hair dresser, Diamond
Gordon, Thomas, grocers, Church Street
Graham, W. D., solicitor, Belmore Street
Griffith & Co., publicans, Church Street

Hall, J., farmer, Drumclay
Hall, Rev. J., Killyvilly
Hall, William, farmer, Lackaboy
Hallowes, H. Hamilton, organist to Parish Church and professor of music, Darling Street                   
Hamilton, Mrs., children's fancy drapery house, East Bridge Street
Hanrahan, J. W., Clerk of Crown and Peace, Silver Hill House, Enniskillen
Haren, James, grocer and publican, Darling Street
Harvey, James, builder, Belmore Street
Hempenstall, Mrs. B., East Bridge Street
Henderson, J., solicitor, Townhall Street
Herbert, Richard, spirit merchant, Church Street
Hilliard, T. S., publican and grocer, Ann Street
Humphreys, S. B., J.P., manager Sligo, Leitrim and Northern Company's Railway, Fairview

Ingram, T., spirit dealer, Ann Street
Irvine, Charles, E. R. A., Sessional Crown Solicitor, Lisgoole Abbey, Enniskillen
Irvine, George, auctioneer, Victoria Terrace
Irvine, Wm., boot and shoe shop, Darling Street
Irwin, John A., J.P., Derrygore, Enniskillen

Jackson, J., insurance agent, Orchard terrace
Johnston, A., farmer, Enniskillen
Johnston, Misses K. & H., earthenware merchants, Church Street
Johnston, Mrs., draper, Darling Street
Johnston, R., publican, Market Street
Johnston, Thomas, & Co., merchants, High Street
Johnston, Wm., Civil Bill Officer, East Bridge Street
Johnston, Wm., tobacconist and confectioner, Forthill Street
Johnstone, J. C. H., Killyrea
Jones, Wm. F., clerk of petty sessions, Willoughby Place
Jordan, Jeremiah, M.P., J.P., merchant, High Street

Kelly, James, draper, High Street
Kerr & Co., haberdashers, High Street
Kerrigan & Co., publicans, Townhall Street
Kidd, Leonard, A.B., M.D., West Bridge House
Kyle, Miss, spirit dealer, Darling Street

Latimer, J., grocer, Cross Street
Law, J., grocer and ironmonger, High Street.
Lemon, J., coal and iron merchant, East Bridge Street
Liddy, J. J.,  East Bridge Street
Lindsay, H. R., J.P., grocer and publican, Townhall Street
Loftus, Lord George Augustus, Ely Lodge and London

Magee, Henry, Willoughby Place
Magee, Patrick, publican and grocer, Townhall Street
Maguire Bros., coach builders, Forthill Street
Maguire, Edward, coach builder, Brook Street
Maguire, J., & Co., drapers, High Street
Maguire, Richard, earthenware merchant, Henry Street
Martin, John, publican, Townhall Street
Martin, Mrs., spirit merchant, Townhall Street
Martin, Patrick, commercial traveller, Ann Street
Martin, Samuel, com. traveller, Belmore Street
Maude, Maurice, J.P., Lenaghan
Maxwell, T., auctioneer, Market Street
Mayne, Thomas I., solicitor, East Bridge Street
Megaw, David, spirit dealer, High Street
Mercer, T. A., jeweller, Townhall Street
Mitchell, Edward, farmer, Derryvullen
Moore, George, publican, Market Street
Moreton, Andrew, spirit dealer, Bridge Street
Morris, the Misses, fancy warehouse, Darling Street
Mulhern, James, cabinet maker and fancy warehouse, Darling Street
Mulhern, James, publican, Belmore Street

McAdam, J., hairdresser, Townhall Street
McElgunn, Mrs., spirit dealer, Ann Street
McDonagh & Co., drapers, High Street
McKeague, T., boot and shoe maker, Townhall Street
McManus, J., publican, Belmore Street
McMurray, Daniel, auctioneer, Water Street
McNamee, Peter, Railway Hotel, Forthill Street
McReady, John, Townhall Street

Nelson, Thos., painter and glazier, East Bridge Street

Ovenden, Rev. Canon, D.D., rector, Chanterhill
O'Reilly, Mrs., publican, High Street

Parkinson, the Misses, Townhall Street
Parsons, Robert, Brook Street
Phoenix Fire Office - Agents - C. H. Maude, Lenaghan, Enniskillen; C. E. R. A. Irvine, solicitor; H. T. Crawford, C.E., 14 Willoughby Place
Pierce, Henry, slater, Wellington Place
Plunkett, Thomas, M.R.I.A., grocer and druggist, High Street
Polson, T. R. J., M.R.I.A., insurance and ship agent, Wellington Place

Quinn, Michael, publican, Queen Street
Quinton, John, grocer, Church Street

Rice, Edward, tobacconist, Darling Street
Ritchie, W., proprietor "Fermanagh Times," Townhall Street
Roberts, James J., draper, Diamond
Ross, Robert, saddler, East Bridge Street

Shannon, Charles, publican, Belmore Street
Shannon, P., green grocer, Church Street
Skeffington, W., grocer and baker, Darling Street
Smith, Wm., butter merchant, Darling Street
Steel, Rev. Wm., Levally
Stewart, C. M., spirit merchant, East Bridge Street
Stewart, John, station master, G.N.R.
Sun Fire and Life Office - Andrew Stuart, Ulster Bank, Agent

Taylor, T., draper, Church Street
Taylor, W. S., L.P.S.I., chemist and druggist, Darling Street
Teele, Wm., J.P., Dunbar
Ternan, O., apothecary, Townhall Street
The Scottish Co-Operative Stores, Henry Street
The Singer Sewing Machine Depot, Townhall Street
Tickle, John, plumber, East Brook Street
Trimble, Wm. Copeland, bookseller, proprietor "Impartial Reporter," East Bridge Street
Tyler & Co., boot and shoe merchants, Townhall Street

Wadsworth, George, grocer, Brook Street
Walker, Mrs., fancy warehouse, Darling Street.
Ward, Griffin & Co., boot and shoe warehouse, Townhall Street
Walsh, R. P., J.P., M.D.
Weaver, Alfred, stationer, book seller and Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News" Darling Street
Whaley, George, general grocer, High Street
White, Mrs., stationer, Townhall Street
Whittaker, J., boot maker, Belmore Street
Wilde, W., jeweller and watch maker, Townhall Street
Willis, A., Imperial Hotel, Townhall Street
Wilson, H. A., draper, High Street
Wilson, Alex., publican, Brook
Wilson, William, boot and shoe maker, Townhall Street
Wilson, William, farmer, Derryhillagh, Enniskillen
Wray, John F., LL.B., solicitor, East Bridge Street
Wylie, T. A., draper, High Street

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FALCARRAGH

Is a neat little town in the County of Donegal, situate about thirty miles from Letterkenny.  It is surrounded on one side by the mountains of Donegal, and by the Atlantic Ocean on the other.  A fair is held on the last Thursday of each month, the pig fair being held the day previous.  Minerals are found to a great extent in the neighbourhood.  A railway is at present in course of construction from Letterkenny to Burtonport, which will pass within one and a half miles of Falcarragh, and will open up the surrounding neighbourhood greatly.  The population is about 600.  The country round about is celebrated for its wild and picturesque scenery.

Post Office, Mr. T. Browne, postmaster
Coastguard Station - Boatman, Mr. J. Bond
National Schools - Carrowcannon, P. McElwaine, principal, M. Maginnis.  Killult - Miss Browne, mistress.  Ray - J. Cuthbert
Dispensary (Main Street) - Dr. T. McDonald, medical officer
Royal Irish Constabulary Station - Sergeant McNicholas, one acting-sergeant and five constables
Petty Sessions (held every alternate Tuesday) - Magistrates, Messrs. John Olphert, D.L., and Wm. Griffith.  Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mr. John Wilkinson
Church of Ireland - Killult, Rev. W. S. Griffeth, rector; Ray, Rev. T. Sutcliffe, rector
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. J. McFadden, P.P.; Rev. J. Sheridan, C.C.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Wm. Kane, Dunfanaghy

INHABITANTS

Armstrong, Samuel, game keeper

Barr, James, ex-R.I.C.
Boyle, Daniel, butcher
Boyle, Hugh, grocer and carrier
Boyle, John, tailor and publican
Browne, Thomas, postmaster
Browne, James

Carroll, James, butcher
Coyle, George, R.I.C.

Elliott, Humphrey

Friel, William, mason

Gallagher, Edward, publican
Gowen, William J., Carrowcannon
Griffeth, Rev. W. S., Ardnadrean
Griffieth, William, Carrowcannon

Harkin, Patrick, newsagent

Murphy, Cornelius, publican

McDermott, P., R.I.C.
McFadden, Rev. Jas., P.P., Glena
McGinley, John, draper, baker, etc.
McGinley, Mrs., Hotel

Olphert, John, J.P., Ballyconnell House

Russell, Nicholas, inland revenue

Sheridan, Rev. Jos., C.C.
Smullen, Thomas, farmer
Sutcliffe, Rev. Thos., Moyra Glebe
Sweeney, John, grocer and publican
Sweeney, James, grocer and draper

Walker, Henry, land agent
Wilkinson, John, clerk of petty sessions

FINTONA

The town of Fintona is situated in the southern division of the County of Tyrone, and is noted for its commercial activity and the importance of its fairs and markets, which now rank among the most successful in the county.  The name is supposed to have been derived from the Irish finn-tonagh, fair white valley or field, and as the town is situated in the midst of an extremely fertile valley, the appellation is in every respect most appropriate.  Of the ancient castle of the O'Neills which once stood in the vicinity, scarcely a trace remains, although its commanding site, which was formerly surrounded by a deep trench, can still be clearly pointed out.  The building, which now belongs to the forgotten past, will, however, still be perpetuated in memory since it has given a name to adjoining district, Castletown - the seat of Dr. Duncan's family residence - Castle Lodge.  Fintona stands on the property of the late John S. Eccles, Esq., D.L., whose palatial mansion, with its beautiful grounds, now the property of Captain and Mrs. McClintock, Seskinore, immediately adjoins the town.  The manor is presently tenanted by Major H. G. S. Alexander, J.P., who manages the adjoining estate.  The places of worship are the Irish Church, a substantial structure, containing a beautiful memorial window erected to the memory of the late Mr. Eccles; the Presbyterian Church, a neat and commodious building; a handsome Methodist Church; and, convenient to the town, the Roman Catholic Church, a spacious edifice, with an imposing tower and spire containing one of the richest toned bells in the diocese.  Besides these, regular meetings of a limited congregation representing the Plymouth Brethren are held in a suitable house in Castletown; which the officers of the Salvation Army hold a regular series of services in the Town Hall.  Of church architecture of byegone days there is a very suitable and lasting memento in the remains of the old church at the head of the town, which, with its ivy mantles tower, forms one of the most picturesque ruins imaginable.  The educational requirements of the people are well and successfully met by the Castletown and King Street (male and female) schools, both of which are very capably conducted.  The town has been much improved in recent years, and its banks, shops, and hotels would compare favourably with similar establishments in much larger towns.  The progress noticeable in the building trade some years ago has not, however, been very keenly maintained of late, for the apparent reason that the present house accommodation is sufficient to meet the demands of the public in every direction.  The town, so far as its commercial development is concerned, may, therefore, be expected to remain in its present condition until one or other of the local capitalists see their way to take advantage of the industrial possibilities of the place, which is an event of rather uncertain consummation. Several efforts have indeed been made to start some suitable industry in the district, but apart from the local co-operative creamery, which has proved a decided boon to the agricultural population, there is very little prospect of any further practical movement in the same direction for some time to come.  Fintona is an important station on the Great Northern Railway, and is approached by a branch line of about half a mile in length, on which a van, built on the tramcar principle, plies for the conveyance of passengers to and from the junction.  The two places are further connected by a loud speaking telephone, by which the station master at the town receives direct intimation of the departure of all trains from the preceding station.  A market for the sale of pork, corn, butter, and other agricultural produce is held every Friday, and a horse, cattle, sheep and pig fair on the 22nd of each month.  The public affairs of the town are capably conducted by an energetic committee, of which Mr. J. F. Buchanan is the honorary secretary. The population, according to the last census, was 1,271

Post Office - A. Wilson, postmaster; proprietor of temperance hotel, and undertaker

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Parish Church, Rev. R. Donaldson
Presbyterian Church - Rev. George P. McCay
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Rev. Fleming Orr
Roman Catholic Chapel - Very Rev. Canon B. Duffy, P.P., V.F.; Rev. W. C. O'Doherty, C.C.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Dispensary Station - Dr. Thomas Duncan, medical officer

BANKS

Northern Banking Company - John Gerard Buchannan, manager; J. W. Munce, cashier; T. McMurray, clerk
Hibernian Banking Company - Gerald F. Fitzgerald, manager; E. P. Brennan, cashier; and V. J. Dwyer, clerk
Ulster Bank - Branch office open market and fair days. Attendance from Omagh

NATIONAL SCHOOLS

Castletown (Parochial) - J. Harmon Williams, principal; Mrs. Williams, assistant
King Street (Male) - F. McCaffrey, principal
King Street (Female) - Miss Devlin, principal

INHABITANTS

Alexander, Major H. G. S., estate agent, Ecclesville

Baker, Miss, grocer
Bampford, A., postman
Baxter, Robert, proprietor Eccles Arms Hotel
Beatty, Thomas K., pawnbroker
Beatty, Wm., watch maker and jeweller
Bell, James, grocer and provision merchant
Bell, J. J., creamery manager
Birney, Misses, dress makers
Boyle, Mrs. E., grocer and delf dealer
Bratton, Ed., farmer and mill owner
Buchanan, H. A., solicitor
Buchanan, J. F., grocer and hardware merchant and commissioner for taking affidavits
Bullick, The Misses, dress and mantle makers
Bullick & Co., drapers
Butler, John, clog maker
Butler, Richard, clog maker

Campbell, Bros., millers
Carney, James, spirit merchant
Cassidy, James, butcher
Cassidy, Mrs., entertainment
Cavanagh, John, lard manufacturer
Chambers, James, M.D., J.P., Brookwood
Corrigan, Owen, spirit merchant
Coulter, James, carpenter
Coyle, Joseph, signalman, G.N.R.
Crosswell, James, head porter G.N.R.
Culgin, John, D.C., newsagent
Curry, Robert, tailor
Curry, William, tailor
Curry, William, jun., tailor

Deane, J., sergt. in charge of R.I.C. station
Devlin, Miss, school teacher
Devlin, Mrs. Mary, grocer
Dogherty, Edward, butcher
Dogherty, Matthew, tinsmith
Donaghey, John, manager for O'Neill, Gormley & Co.
Donnelly, E., blacksmith
Donnelly, Miss Jane, spirit merchant
Donnelly, J. K., spirit merchant
Donnelly, Joseph, cattle dealer
Donnelly, Neal, tailor
Drum, T., goods clerk, G.N.R.
Duncan, John, farmer, Cavan
Duncan, Thomas, M.D., J.P., Castle Lodge

English and Scottish Law Life Office - Agents, John F. Buchanan, merchant; Major Alexander, J.P.

Forsythe, John, boot and shoe maker

Gavin, Michael, carpenter
Geraghty, Miss, dress maker
Geraghty, Joseph, labourer
Gibbings, William, army pensioner
Gibson, John, farmer, Raneese
Given, John & Francis, clothes dealers
Gorman, John & Patrick, spade manufacturers, Lacca
Gorman, Neill
Guy, Matthew, farmer, Sionee
Guy, Robt., grocer and provision merchant

Hagan, Mrs., entertainment
Hagan, Patrick, pork carrier
Hamilton, James, grocer
Hannah, John, post car owner
Harper, J., farmer, Legatigle
Houston, Archd., retired captain U.S. army
Houston, James, farmer, Rathwarren
Houston, Richard, farmer, Feenan

Irvine, Margaret, lodging house keeper
Irvine, James, poultry and fruit dealer
Irvine, William, fowl dealer

Johnston, Hugh, J.P., ex-Sub-Commissioner, Cranny Vale
Johnston, Hugh, farmer, Attaghmore House
Johnston, John, farmer, Sessiagh
Johnston, John, farmer, Attaghmore House
Johnston, Matthew, M.P.S.I., The Pharmacy
Johnston, Richard, farmer, Killymoonan
Johnston, Robert, farmer, Tonagh
Johnston, Samuel, Cornamuckla
Johnston, S., V.S.
Jones, Wm., grocer and provision merchant

Keenan, J., dealer
Kelly, Francis, tailor
Kelly, M., cattle dealer
Kelly, The Misses, landowners, Rathfragan
Kelly, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant
King, Joseph, ex-constable R.I.C.
King, Richard, sen., farmer, Cumber
Kyle, J., porter, G.N.R.
Kyle, R. J., farmer, The Diamond

Lang, Constable, R.I.C.
Lendrum, Andrew, farmer, Railview
Leonard, George, J.P., sewed muslin agent
Lipsey, Francis, constable R.I.C.
Lynch, John, constable R.I.C.

Malseed, Henry, constable R.I.C.
Maguire, Mrs., clothes dealer
Monaghan, James, spirit merchant
Moore, John Watt, J.P., Woodview
Moore, John, grocer and delf merchant
Moss, Patrick, grocer and provision merchant; Press Representative
Muldoon, John, cooper
Muldoon, Michael, cooper
Mullin, Patrick, whitesmith

McAleer, Alex., merchant tailor
McAskey, J. farmer, Cumber
McBrine, Wm., ex-constable R.I.C., loan fund clerk
McCaffrey, Mrs., dress and mantle maker
McCaffrey, Patrick, draper
McCanney, Michael, whitesmith
McCarney, Thomas, spirit merchant and auctioneer
McCaughey, Bernard, saddler
McCaughey, James saddler
McClintock, Captain John Knox, J.P., D.L., Ecclesville and Seskinore
McCoy, Mrs., entertainment
McCrea, R. & S., drapers
McCrossan, B., spirit merchant
McCrystall, James, spirit merchant
McCusker, M., car driver
McDermott, Henry, horse dealer
McElroy, Neal, lodgings
McEnerney, Bernard, station master G.N.R.
McFarland, Misses, drapers and dress makers
McGaughey, H., horse dealer
McGinn, Joseph, civil bill officer
McGlone, James, blacksmith
McGrenaghan, J., spirit merchant
McGuigan, Eugene, butcher
McGuigan, James, post car owner
McGuigan, Jas., jun., cattle dealer
McGuigan, John, post car owner
McGuigan, M., post car owner
McGuigan, Misses, lodgings and entertainment
McGuigan, Patrick, carter
McGuirk, George, carpenter
McKenna, J., spirit merchant
McKinley, W., barber, shoe maker, lodgings and entertainment
McLaren, Joseph, grocer and provision merchant
McLaren, Joseph, boot and shoe warehouse
McMenamin Bros., horse and clothes dealers
McMullan, Miss, grocer
McMullan, T., spirit merchant
McNulty, Daniel, D.C., grocer, baker and provision merchant
McPhillomey, John, bill poster
McWilliams, Patrick, saddler

Neeley, W. E., merchant tailor
Neeson, Henry, greengrocer
Nixon, James, ex-sergeant R.I.C. (cavalry)
Nutt, James, farmer and smith

O'Neill, Felix, grocer and spirit merchant
O'Neill, Gormley & Co., grocers
O'Neill, J. C., draper
Owens, John, boot and shoe maker
Owens, Mrs., lodgings and entertainment

Perry, A. T., spirit merchant, auctioneer and insurance agent
Phillips, James, boot and shoe merchant
Phoenix Fire Office - J. F. Buchanan, Agent
Porter, J., proprietor Commercial Hotel

Quinn, Mrs., draper
Quinn, Patrick, fowl dealer

Robinson, James
Ross, Henry, constable R.I.C.

Smyth, Andrew, porter G.N.R.
Smyth, Peter, grocer
Smyth, Thomas, signalman, G.N.R.
Sproule, A. H. R., J.P., Denamona House
Steen, A. R., grocer and hardware merchant
Stevenson, James, carpenter
Stewart, George, draper
Stewart, Joseph, Agent for "Belfast News-Letter"
Stewart, Jos., grocer and provision merchant

Taylor, Joseph, J.P., proprietor machine printing works and steam saw mills
Taylor, Joseph, J.P., auctioneer and valuator
Taylor, Neville, petty sessions clerk
Taylor & Co., watchmakers and jewellers
Treanor, Patrick, van driver, G.N.R.
Tubman, Thos., grocer and provision merchant

Vesey, The Misses, estate owners, Derrabard

Warnock, James, farmer, Skelga
Warnock, James, farmer, Aughadreenan
Warnock, James, farmer, Fallaghearn
Warnock, William, farmer, Fallaghearn
Warwick, Francis, watchmaker and jeweller
Watson, Mrs., grocer
Watterson, W., watchmaker and jeweller
Williams, P. R., grocer and provision merchant
Williams, P. R., china and glass dealer and insurance agent
Wilson, Andrew, temperance hotel
Wilson, Andrew, agent "Belfast News-Letter"
Wilson, Daniel, farmer
Wilson, Mrs. J., land owner, Mullanboy
Wilson, Matthew, farmer, Tonagh
Wilson, Robert, farmer, Rathwarren
Woods, Mrs. Bridget, spirit merchant
Wright, James, shoe maker
Wright, Samuel, dealer

FIVEMILETOWN

A market town with about 600 inhabitants, in the southern extremity of County Tyrone, near the Fermanagh boundary, on a ridge which forms the Watershed between the Erne and the Northern Blackwater, which flow into Lough Neagh. Before the Ulster Plantation it is said to have been called Ballynalurgan, and for some time afterwards to have borne the name of Blessingbourne, that of the Plantation Manor in which it is situated; early in the last century, however, it acquired its present name, supposed to be derived from the fact that it is five miles from Clogher, Tempo, and Brookborough, respectively, places which Fivemiletown has long overtaken and surpassed in prosperity and importance.  Fivemiletown is a station on the Clogher Valley Light Railway, twenty-eight miles (statute) from Tynan Junction, and ten from Maguiresbridge, both on the Great Northern Railway. There is a weekly pork, butter, corn and egg market, and a monthly cattle fair.  The business of the town has much increased since the opening of the Clogher Valley line in 1885, and it is expected to increase in size and prosperity.  It lies in the midst of a pleasing, undulating, well-timbered, well farmed portion of the Clogher Valley, bounded on the north and south by high hills.  By road it is thirteen miles from Omagh, twenty miles from Dungannon, and eleven miles from Enniskillen

MINISTERS

Brown, Rev. Walton, The Rectory, Cornian
Coulson, Rev. John, Methodist
Millar, Rev. Robert J., Presbyterian
McKeane, Rev. P., Roman Catholic
McManaway, Rev. James, M.A., Church of Ireland
McManaway, Rev. Hubert, The Rectory, Colebrooke
O'Connor, Rev. John, St. Margaret's, Clabby
Stockdale, Rev. G. A., Methodist

INHABITANTS

Alexander, Mrs., caretaker newsroom
Armour, W.
Armstrong, Andrew, Creive
Armstrong, Joseph, J.P., Land Commissioner
Armstrong, Frank, clerk
Armstrong, Henry, D.C., Artclea

Bamford, John, Cavanaleck
Bamford, Robert, Doederney
Barber, George, carpenter
Barnett, Thos., J.P., Ballagh
Barber, George, carpenter
Beatty, Archibald, hotel and draper
Beatty, J., Corrylongford
Beatty, George, Cavanaleck
Bell, William, druggist
Blakely, Samuel, M.D.
Blakely, Wm. E., surgeon
Boyd, Thomas, railway guard
Branagin, Patrick, engine driver
Brannigan, Miss, National School teacher
Bratton, J., Cavanaleck
Breaden, Saml., National School teacher
Breadon, John, car driver
Breadon, Joseph, letter carrier
Bryan, William, Lungs
Burnside, Matthew J., Corcrievy
Busby, Henry, blacksmith

Carruth, Robert, carpenter
Carruth, Thos., guard
Caruth, James, sexton I.C.
Clement, Mrs., draper
Colgan, Catherine, grocer
Colgan, Michael, butcher
Cooke, W., Cavanaleck
Coulter, M., manager, Northern Bank
Coyle, James, sergeant R.I.C.

Davidson, Thomas, land steward, Corcreivy
Dougherty, James, process officer
Douglas, Miss, teacher Kiltermroe School

Early, Robert, draper
Elliott, Alexander, grocer
English and Scottish Law Life Office - Agents, S. Martin, Northern Bank; N. Gillespie, merchant; R. Wood, C.P.S.

Foster, Thomas, Murly

Gillespie, Noble, wine and spirit merchant
Gillespie, T. J., tailor
Gilmore, James, teacher
Graham, David & Co., General Merchants; Agents for the "Belfast Weekly News," Shipping Agents
Graham, David, Cranbrooke, Commissioner to Administer Oaths, agent Royal Insurance Company
Graham, David William, solicitor
Graham, Thomas J., draper

Hall, Miss, dress maker
Hamilton, Henry, D.C., Creive Hill
Hamilton, John, J.P., Creive Hill
Harper, William, flax and corn mills
Hazlett, Robert J., barman
Henderson, John, saddler
Hunter, Maggie, glass and china warehouse

Irwin, William, Murley
Irvine, George M., D.C., Murley
Irvine, Montgomery, station master

Jennings, ?, R.I.C. barracks
Johnston, John W.
Johnston, Joseph, blacksmith
Johnston, Mrs., boarding house
Johnston, Wm., stone mason and coffee house
Johnstone, J., Corrylongford
Johnstone, Mrs.
Johnstone, G., Tattynuckle
Johnstone, T., Tattyreagh

Keenan, James, bailiff
Kidd, T., Corrylongford
Kilpatrick, J., Cavanaleck
Kirkpatrick & Allan, drapers
Kyle, Samuel, grocer

Latimer, Mrs., Lodging house keeper
Lendram, George, Cleen
Lendrum, A. & E., drapers
Lendrum, James, painter
Lendrum, John, J.P., Cleen
Little, Elizabeth, drapers
Little, Mrs., Tattynuckle

Martin, George, builder and timber merchant
Martin, Samuel, cashier Northern Bank
Methven, Andrew, land steward, Blessingbourne
Mills, John, bailiff
Mitchell, Miss, teacher Ladies' school
Moan, Patrick, car owner
Moan, M., tailor
Montgomery, Hugh de Fellenberg, D.L., J.P., Blessingbourne
Moore, David, boot maker

McCaffery, J., car owner
McCullough, Miss, fancy warehouse
McElroy, Miss, draper
McGartland, Anne, grocer
McGloughlin, John, engine driver
McKenna, Patrick, fowl dealer
McMahon, James, butcher
McNeice, James, engine driver
McSwiggan, James, grocer and egg merchant

Owens, Patrick, shoe maker

Phoenix Fire Office - Agents, N. Gillespie, Robert Woods, auctioneer

Rafferty, John, publican
Richey, John W., merchant
Roach, James, steward
Roach, Patrick, artist
Roddie, Edward, letter carrier
Rooney, T., tailor

Shaw, James, Creive
Scholes, the Misses
Shields, Ann, refreshment rooms
Smith, John, Skeog
Spence, George, druggist and postmaster
Stewart, William, Lislane
Stuart & Co., drapers

Tavener, Jacob, grocer and leather merchant
Thompson, James, Cavanaleck
Thompson, R., Tattyreagh

Wadsworth, Mrs., Cran Hill
Walker, Joseph, gardener
Walker, Thos., leather and boot warehouse
Whitley, Richard, coffee house
Wilson & Son, printers
Woods, R., auctioneer and petty sessions clerk
Wylie, John, manager, creamery

Young, George, hardware store and hotel keeper
Young, George, publican

GARVAGH

This pretty little town is situate almost on the extreme verge of the County Derry, being only four miles from the River Bann, which divides it from County Antrim.  It is nine miles Irish from Coleraine, and twenty-three from Derry City.  It is considered by judges to be one of the prettiest little towns in Ulster, or perhaps in Ireland.  This is greatly owing to the great breadth of its main street, which is second to none in the north in that respect.  It is also of some historic interest, especially for a battle fought between Loyalists commanded by Colonel Canning, and Sir Phelim Roe O'Neill, in 1641, in which Colonel Canning's force was defeated and himself killed.  There have been also some other skirmishes of more modern date, the most notable of which was one generally called the battle of Garvagh, in the year 1813, from which all events have been dated since.  The town is well sheltered from westerly winds by Lord Garvagh's Demesne, and from the north by hermitage, the residence of the Lady Garvagh.  About ten minutes' walk further on is the seat of Lieut.-Col. R. C. McCausland, one of the handsomest places in the neighbourhood.  The houses in Garvagh are substantial and well built.  The country is undulating, the hills rising at a distance of about two miles from the town, to what are called "the mountains," from which there is a splendid view, on clear days, of the Highlands of Scotland, the Cave Hill of Belfast, Mourne Mountains, and Lough Neagh, being clearly visible with the naked eye.  The air is pure and bracing.  It is a good agricultural and cattle-raising district; the soil is of a dry, light nature, easily laboured, and not easily injured by drought or wet.  The crops best suited to it are oats, flax, and potatoes, the last being of an exceptionally food quality.  The markets are held three days in the week - Tuesday and Thursday for grain; Friday for pork, butter and eggs.  There is also a monthly fair, third Friday each month, for cattle, sheep and horses.  There are four good Hotels, in which visitors can be accommodated at moderate charges.  In the Temperance Hall the Petty Sessions are held, and all public meetings.  The Derry Central Railway passes the town, the station being about ten minutes' walk from it.  Good shooting and fishing can be had in the neighbourhood.  The close season for trout fishing is from October 1st to last day of February, both inclusive.

Post Office - Miss A. M. Wallace, post mistress
Petty Sessions - Clerk, Francis Cohoon; court held last Thursday of each month.  Summons server and C.B.O., James Cunningham, Liscall
Royal Irish Constabulary - Acting-Sergeant Andrew Osborough, in charge of station; Inspector of weights and measures, Sergeant Richard Barrington, Maghera
Ulster Bank - Manager, John Niblock; cashier, G. C. Ludlow
Doctors - Alexander McNeary, M.D., and A. M. Adams, L.R.C.P.S., medical officer Garvagh Dispensary District

CLERGY

Church of Ireland - Errigal and Desertoghill Parish, Rev. W. H. Morrison, LL.D., rector; Rev. James Marshall, B.A., curate; Major Arthur C. Smyth, J.P., church warden and parochial secretary; Mr. Wm. Church, Dullaghy, church warden; Hon. Leopold Canning, parochial treasurer
Presbyterian - First Garvagh, Rev. Thomas Madill, LL.D.; Second Garvagh, Rev. S. B. Thomson, B.A.; Third Garvagh, Rev. W. J. Stronge, M.A.; Moneydig, Rev. William McCay; Ringsend, Rev. R. J. P. Moore
Reformed Presbyterian Church - Rev. H. Mack, Drumbolg, Tamlaght o' Crilly
Roman Catholic - Errigal Parish, Rev. Thomas Boyle, P.P.; Rev. Thomas Maguire, C.C.; Desertoghill Parish - Rev. Jas. McGuiggan, P.P.; Rev. Bernard Loughlin, C.C., Kilrea

MAGISTRATES

Boylan, Daniel, Tirkeeran, Garvagh
Canning, Hon. Leopold E. S. G., The Hermitage, Garvagh
Dempsey, Bernard, Cornamuckla, Aghadowey
Dempsey, Charles J., Belfast; and Cornamuckla, Aghadowey
Garvagh, Lord, D.L., Garvagh House
Hegarty, Thomas, Movanagher, Kilrea
Hezlet, Colonel, Bovagh, Aghadowey
Morrison, Hugh R., Moneydig
McCloskey, James, Mullaghmore, Aghadowey
Rankin, Robert P., Lisbuoy, Killykergan, Coleraine
Rankin, William, New Park, Killykergan, Coleraine
Smyth, Major Arthur C., Ballintemple, Garvagh
Stronge, Charles E., Lizard Manor, Aghadowey
Wallace, Henry J., Movenis
Welch, Captain, R.M., Rathlure, Maghera

NATIONAL SCHOOLS

Ballyagan - Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander
Boleran - Thomas Rafferty
Cah - Robert Whiteside
Carhill - James Rentoul McNeary
Cullyramer - Miss Brown
Garvagh Female - Mrs. Kate McShane
Garvagh Male - William Forgrave, principal; James Mullan and Miss Agnes Dickson, assistants
Glen Ullin - John McNicholl
Lisnascreaghog - Patrick McNicholl
Magheramore - John Corrigan
Moneydig - James Anderson
Moyletrakill - Thomas Moore
Ringsend - Robert J. Graham, principal ; Miss Campbell, assistant
Trienaltenagh - Robert May

ASSOCIATIONS

Errigal and Desertoghill Band of Hope - Secretary, Miss E. Macausland
Garvagh Blue Ribbon Army - Secretary, Miss Macausland
Garvagh Britannia Flute band - Thos. Graham, secretary
Garvagh Co-operative Agricultural and Dairy Society Ltd. - Adam Clark, B.A., secretary
Garvagh Cycling Club - Secretary, Samuel Milliken, Garvagh
Garvagh Football Club - Sec. Jas. Thompson
Garvagh Sporting Club (cricket, football, hockey, lawn tennis; colours, pink and white), Hon. Leopold Canning, chairman; Mr. Wm. O'Kane, solicitor, secretary
Garvagh Unionist Registration Association - Secretary, Robert Johnston
Orange Institution - Garvagh District Lodge No. 4, D.M., Robert Lyttle; D.D.M.; Wm. Archibald; D.T., Oliver Bell; secretary, Matthew McMath, Blackhill, Coleraine. Lodges - 202, Ballygawley, James Gray, W.M.; 271, Caheny, Thos. Johnston, W.M.; 273, Moneydig, Thomas Johnston, W.M.; 350, Blackhill, John Wallace, W.M.; 358, Garvagh Ancient Heroes, Oliver Bell, W.M.; 359, Garvagh, Robert Neely, W.M.; 360, Glenkeen, Jas. McIlroy, W.M.; 361, Agivey, Wm. Munnis, W.M.; 362, Carnvoe, Samuel Hogg, W.M.; 642, Movenis, Thos. Linton, W.M.; 648, The Grove, William Holmes, W.M.

HOTELS

Canning Arms - Johnston, John, Proprietor; agent "Belfast News-Letter"
Commercial - John O'Kane, proprietor
Imperial - Albert Moore, proprietor; grocer.
Royal Hotel - Hugh Wade, proprietor, grocer, wine & spirit merchant
Derry Central Railway - William John Boyle, station master

INHABITANTS

Blakes, Alexander, grocer, haberdasher, &c.
Boyd, Mrs., Danesfort
Boylan, Daniel, licensed publican, grocer and wool agent
Bradley, William, pump sinker
Brown, David, grocer

Campbell, John F., land surveyor and valuer, Gortacloghan
Canning, Hon. Leopold, Hermitage
Canning, Mrs. Wm., laundry
Cathcart, Mrs. W., laundry
Cathcart, Wm., blacksmith
Cox, Robert, builder and contractor
Coyle, James, cooper
Craig, Miss Susan, grocer
Crowe, Wm., fowl dealer
Cunningham, Alex., coach builder and steam sawyer
Cunningham, John, saddler

Dallas, Wm. H., watchmaker and jeweller
Dickson, Thos., grocer, grain and provision merchant
Dunlop, Hugh, grocer, grain and meal merchant

English and Scottish Law Life Office - Agents, R. M. King, Ardavon; J. F. Campbell, Gortacloughin

Ferris, Mrs. J., haberdasher and milliner
Fleming, Samuel, blacksmith

Garvagh, The Lady, Hermitage
Gilmour, Archibald
Gilmour, Matthew, grocer, egg, grain and provision merchant

Halferty, John, green grocer and fruiterer
Hilton, Miss
Hutchinson, John, constable R.I.C.

Jackson, John, bakery
Johnston, David, tailor and clothier
Johnston, John, flesher
Johnston, Matthew, tailor and clothier

Kearney, David, Farrentemple
Kelly, Miss Susan, dress maker
Kerlin, Philip, Garvagh
King, R. M., grocer and iron monger
Knox, James, blacksmith and cycle repairer

Lamont, Robert, grocer
Linton, Joseph, grocer; agent Convoy Woollen Company
Lynn, David

Macausland, Lieut.-Colonel R. C., Woodbank House
Macausland, The Misses, Woodbank Cottage
Milliken, David, tailor and clothier
Mitchel, James, grocer and blacksmith
Moore, Robert, & Co., woollen drapers and cycle agents
Morrison, H. R., J.P., Oakfort
Morrison, Thos., post cars
Mulholland, Wm., butcher
Mullan, James, cattle dealer
Mullan, Mrs. W., embroidery

McAlister, H., solicitor's clerk and insurance agent
McCloskey, Michael, tailor
McKeeman, William, woollen draper
McLeod, Albert, saddler
McMaster, Alex., tailor
McMillan, Alex., boot and shoe manufacturer and leather merchant
McMillan, John, Inchaleen, poor rate collector and sub-sanitary officer
McNeary, Wm. J., baker and confectioner
McNichol, James, post cars
McNicholl, Michael, licensed publican and boot and shoe shop
McShane, John, cattle dealer

O'Connell, Charles, jun., cattle dealer
O'Connell, Henry, licensed publican
O'Connell, James, flesher and licensed publican
O'Connor, Thomas, barber
O'Kane, Echlin, licensed publican and cattle dealer
O'Kane, John, grocer and egg merchant
O'Kane, Mrs. Bridget, licensed publican and grocer
O'Kane, William, solicitor
O'Kane, Wm., shoe maker
O'Neill, John, blacksmith

Rafferty, Mrs. T., grocer
Ranken, Wm., J.P., Newpark
Rankin, Leslie, house carpenter
Reid, Miss E., dress maker and haberdasher
Robertson, Robert, grocer, hardware, bookseller and general merchant
Robertson, Wm., corn miller and grain merchant
Roxborough, Samuel, grocer

Shaw, Samuel, boot and shoe manufacturer, leather merchant and grocer
Skelly, John, painter, glazier and paper hanger
Smith, Solomon, tinsmith
Smyth, Major Arthur, Ballintemple House
Steele, Miss Mary, grocer and china ware
Stewart, Charles, grocer and egg merchant
Stewart, Mrs. Henry, grocer and egg merchant
Stewart, The Misses

Thomson, Mrs. Margaret, fancy warehouse
Turner, Alex., carpenter and woodwright
Turner, William, steam saw mill

Vance, John, shoe maker

Walker, Campbell, shoe maker
Wallace, H. J., J.P., Movenis
Whiteside, Miss, dress maker
Wilson, James, woollen draper

FARMERS

Adams, Robert John, Gortfad
Adams, William James, Gortfad
Armstrong, Robert John, Dullaghy

Black, Hugh, Gortfad
Boyce, Robert, Cah
Boylan, Daniel, J.P., Tirkeeran
Brookes, James, Inchaleen

Campbell, John, Gortacloghan
Canning, Robertson, Tamneymore
Carrick, James, Ballynacally More
Caskey, James, Craigmore
Church, William, Dullaghy
Church, William, Lisachrin
Clarke, Matthew, Ballyagan
Clyde, John, Bellury
Cooke, James, Dullaghy

Dinsmore, William, Culnaman
Dunlop, John, Killyvally

Ferris, John, Killyvalley
Fleming, Joseph, Belraugh
Fullarton, James J., Lisachrin

Gilmore, James, Boghilboy
Gilmore, Thomas, Killyvally
Gilmore, William T., Killyvally
Glass, Robert, Moyletratoy
Glenn, Solomon, Liscall
Governor, John, Craigall

Hagan, Daniel, Glenkeen
Henderson, Thomas, Ballyagan
Henry, Edward, Tamneymore
Henry, Hugh, Belraugh
Henry, James, Gortnamoyagh
Henry, John, Bellury
Hezlett, Samuel, Moneydig
Hilton, William James, Dullaghy
Holmes, Robert, Moyletratoy
Houston, Robert, Gortacloghan

Johnston, James, Caulhame
Johnston, John, Garvagh

Kane, Mark, Laragh
Kennedy, Samuel, Lisnamuck
Kennedy, Samuel, Culnaman
Kerlin, Philip, Garvagh
Kerr, John, Glenkeen

Laughlin, Thomas C., P.L.G., Moyletrakill
Linton, Robert, Cah
Linton, William John, Carballintober
Long, Samuel, Cullyramer

Miller, Mrs. Thomas, Inchaleen
Moore, Robert, Carballintober
Morrison, Hugh R., J.P., Moneydig
Mullan, Daniel, Altduff
Mullan, John, Belraugh
Mullan, Thomas, Freugh
Mullan, William, Meavemacknogher

McCahy, Alexander, Ballylame
McCay, Rev. William, Carrowreagh
McClenaghan, Jacob, Bellury
McClenaghan, Robert, Bellury
McCooke, Archibald, Moyletratoy
McCurdy, John, sen., Shanlongford
McCurdy, Robert, P.L.G., Shanlongford
McFetridge, John, Cah
McFetridge, Thomas, Cullyramer
McFetridge, Torrens, P.L.G., Boghilboy
McGrath, John, Inchaleen
McGuiggan, Michael, Dunnavenny
McKee, David, Carballintober
McLenaghan, John, Carballintober
McNeary, Thomas A., Garvagh
McPherson, Joseph, Freugh
McShane, Cormac, Altduff

Neely, Robert, Craigavole
Neilly, Thomas, Laragh

O'Connell, James, Drumeen
O'Kane, Bernard, Maybuoy
O'Kane, Joseph, Glenkeen
O'Mullan, Jeremiah, Ashlamaduff

Robertson, Robert, Crockindollagh
Robinson, Hugh, Cah

Shannon, William, Cuilbane
Smyly, Cunningham, Inchaleen
Stewart, Hugh, Killyvally
Stewart, James, Kurin
Stewart, Joseph L., Lisachrin
Stewart, Robert, Ballynameen

Torrens, Robert, Culnaman
Toye, William, Cullyramer

Walker, John, Mettican
Wallace, Henry John, J.P., Movenis
Wallace, James, Bellury
Wallace, James W., Trienaltenagh
Warwick, John, Inchaleen
Wells, Thomas K., Ballintemple
Wilson, James A., Ballyagan
Witherow, John, Cuilbane

GILFORD

A market town, situated on the right bank of the River Bann, in the County Down, withy extensive flax spinning and linen thread bleaching and dye works, about equidistant from Banbridge and Portadown - say four and a half miles from each of these towns.  Above and below this little town the banks of the Bann are extremely picturesque, being embellished with handsome country residences and well-wooded demesnes.

Town Commissioners - H. D. McMaster, J.P., Chairman; Dr. Johnson, Dr. Martin, Messrs. Thos. McCullough, G. B. McConnell, Moses Kinley, Ross Livingstone, Geo. Livingstone; John Roberts, Town Clerk
Petty Sessions held last Wednesday of each month - Wm. McCormac, clerk
Banks - Branches of the Northern and Belfast Banks; open on Fridays from 12 till 2
Physicians - J. B. Johnson, R. Martin, W. Dobbin
Dispensary - Dr. W. Dobbin
Royal Irish Constabulary Barracks - Sergeant Orr
English and Scottish Law Life and Phenix Fire Office - Agent, James Blane, linen manufacturer, Ballydougan

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - The Ven. the Archdeacon of Dromore; Rev. E. A. Myles, Tullylish Rectory
Presbyterian Church - Rev. John Cochrane
Methodist Church - Rev. J. Reilly Starkey
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. P. Campbell, P.P.; Rev. James Byrne, C.C.
Schools - Dunbarton - W. Manwell, Miss Doak, Miss McFall.  Gilford - Mr. Hadden, Mrs. Wells.  Castle Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Boyle

INHABITANTS

Dunbarton Street

Bains, George, R.I.C.
Bartley, Miss
Bond, Wm., shoe maker
Brennan, Mrs., grocer
Brown, George, bleacher
Cameron, Charles, shoe maker
Charles, S., jeweller
Craig, James, victualler
Doak, James, farmer
Doak, Joseph, salesman
Eccles, John, hair dresser
Eccles, Miss, dress maker
Gough, W., dealer
Graham, Arthur, sexton
Hunter, Miss, post office
Joyce, H., grocer, etc.
Joyce, S., confectioner, etc.
Kennedy, E. J., draper, etc.
Kennedy, J. & E., draper and millinery
Kennedy, Miss, milliner
Kinley, James, victualler
Lappin, A. J., book seller and stationer
Lappin, Miss, dress maker
Lilburn, Miss, dress maker
Livingstone, G., haberdasher
Livingston, Ross, spirit merchant
Manwell, William, teacher
Martin, Miss, grocer
Muldrew, John, tailor
McConville, B., victualler
McCullough, Thomas, mechanic
McElroy, D., draper
McFall, Mrs.
Pentland, Joseph, mason
Phenix, W., posting establishment
Phillips, Alexander, tailor
Ready Cash Co., millinery
Ring, John, mechanic
Roberts, J. H., tailor
Smyth, Edward, Greyhound Bar
Smyth, Henry, spirit merchant
White, James, coal yard
White, John, grocer
White, S., grocer

Mill Street

Acheson, Alexander, mill over looker
Freebairn, James, foreman dyer
Getgood, Mrs., milliner
Gibney, Michael, pensioner R.I.C.
Greer, Miss, dress maker
Greer, Wm., mechanic
Hanna, A. I., shoe maker
Hanvey, C., hotel proprietor
Hynds, Miss, confectioner
Kennedy, R., grocer
Kinley, Moses, victualler
Martin, Dr.
Martin, Mrs., confectioner
McBrinn, Patrick, family grocer
McClinchy, M., green grocer
McConnell, Samuel, spirit merchant
McIlroy, Mrs., grocer
Simpson, John, spirit grocer
Smyth, I., grocer
Thompson, B., spirit merchant
Vaughan, Joseph, grocer

Castle Hill

Flanigan, Henry, cooper
Gough, Miss, dress maker
Magennis, John, nailer
Sallins, Edward, baker

Castle Street

Boyle, Wm., N.S. teacher
Moore, Mrs.
McBride, Miss
Sayers, Henry, spirit merchant
Stewart, Joseph, carpenter
Stewart, Miss, dress maker

Bridge Street

Fox, Terence, spirit merchant
Hughes, Joseph, spirit merchant
Johnston, Dr.
Martin, Miss, dress maker
McCann, Wm., shoe maker
McConnell, G. B., merchant
Roberts, John, tailor

Stramore Road

Cunningham, J., tailor
Douds, Miss, dress maker
Fowler, Wm., car proprietor

Ann Street

Adamson, Thomas, hackle setter
Mulholland, William, mill over looker
McBurney, Robert, mechanic
McKee, John
Steenson, Joseph, blacksmith

Dunbarton

Anderson, E. J., manager Co-operative stores
Evans, E. W., mill manager
Rogers, T. C., flax manager
Steele, Alexander, engineer

SUBURBS

Adams, Mrs., Tullylish House
Braddell, St. J., Woodbank House
Bristow, Rev. J. B., B.A., The Vicarage
Cochrane, Rev. John, The Manse
Crozier, Mrs., Stramore
Edgar, J., Mountpleasant
Gordon, Mrs., Whitelands
Hardy, The Misses, Riverview, Moyallon
Luke, G. B., Bannvale
McMaster, H. D., J.P., Dunbarton House
Pim, W., Moyallon House
Richardson, Mrs., Moyallon House
Richardson, Stephen, Drumlin Hill
Richardson, Wakefield, Moyallon
Starkey, Rev. J. Reilly, Methodist Manse
Uprichard, H., Elmfield House

GLENARM

Is a pleasant little seaport in the County Antrim, thirty-six miles N. from Belfast on the coast road between Larne and Ballycastle.  It is delightfully situated at the foot of a deep glen opening to the sea, surrounded by bold, romantic, and imposing scenery.  Glenarm River flows past on the north-west side, emptying itself into a bay of its name.  About fourteen miles distant is the village of Cushendall, and four miles further, still proceeding north, is the lovely village of Cushendun.  Glenarm Castle, the family seat of the Earl of Antrim, is a noble quadrangular pile, embellished with minarets, and surmounted by stately domes.  The demesne is very extensive and beautifully wooded, the grounds being laid out with exquisite taste.  Further up the glen is a walled enclosure called the Great Deerpark, containing over a thousand acres, in which about 100 deer are kept.  On the Barbican or Entrance Tower is a stone on which is carved the family arms, also the following inscription - "With the leave of God, this castle was built by Sir Randle McDonnell, Knight, Erle of Antrim, haveinge to his wife, Dame Aellis O'Nill, in the year of our Lord God, 1636," and below the arms the motto - "Deus est adjutor meus."  The water surrounding the coast is very clear and free from impurities, and there are many secluded and convenient spots for sea-bathing but whether from difficulty of access, or otherwise, Glenarm is not nearly so much resorted to by visitors of worship.  The Church of Ireland is situated between the sea road and the sea, with a small enclosed cemetery around.  This cemetery also contains the ruins of a Franciscan Monastery, which was founded in 1465, by the Bissets (a Scotch family), who formerly were the possessors of Glenarm and surrounding lands.  The last of the Bissets was Marjory, who married John More McDonnell, of Cantyre.  Glenarm is frequented by steam and sailing vessels from England and Scotland, which bring brick, coals, slates, etc., taking back whiteing, timber, iron ore, aluminious clay, lime, and limestone; of the latter large quantities are shipped by the Eglinton Chemical Company.  The whiteing mill belongs to the Earl of Antrim.  The Antrim Iron Ore Company ship considerable quantities of iron ore.  There are National Schools for the education of the young, also a Dispensary, and Petty Sessions Courts are held the first Monday of every month.  There are four fairs in the year - 26th January, 26th May, 30th August, and 29th October.  Population, 1,213

Post Office - Thomas Hunter, postmaster

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. Sheldon F. Dudley-Janns, A.M., rector
Presbyterian - Rev. Charles M. Cowden
Roman Catholic - Rev. Edmund Hassett, P.P.; Rev. Hugh Hefferon, C.C., curate
Unitarian - Rev. T. W. Scott

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Dispensary - Tuesdays and Fridays; Lorenzo O'Connor, M.D., Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages
Male National School - Robt. Leith, master
Female National School - Miss McHendry, mistress
Infant School - Miss Wilson, mistress
Longfield National School - Miss Johnston, teacher
Seaview Male National School - Charles Morris, master; J. Bradley, assistant
Seaview Female National School - Miss Clancy, mistress; Miss McCrory, assistant
Royal Irish Constabulary Station - Peter Sands, sergeant
District Councillors - Hugh McElroy, Glenarm; James Crawford, Dickeystown, Glenarm
County Councillor - J. Houston, Broughshane
Coastguard Station - Garnham F. Green, chief officer
Petty Sessions Court - Thos. Hunter, clerk
Commissioner for taking Affidavits - Thomas Hunter
County Rate Collector - Cowan Meban
Sanitary Officer (sub.) - Thomas McRoberts
Collector of Income Tax - James Orr

INHABITANTS

Abram, Jas., grocer
Acheson, George, farmer, Bay
Acheson, J., labourer
Acheson, W., labourer
Alexander, J., labourer
Antrim, Earl of, Glenarm Castle
Armstrong, A., labourer

Baird, James, carpenter
Bell, J., labourer
Black, A., tailor
Black, A., labourer
Black, B., farmer, Tully
Black, Charles, publican
Black, D., fireman
Black, James, tailor
Black, John, grocer
Black, J., stone mason
Black, Mrs. M. J., grocer
Black, W., labourer
Blayney, Miss, dress maker
Boyd, James, fisherman
Boyd, John, fisherman
Boyd, Miss B.
Boyd, Miss J.
Brown, Mrs., Lothian Cottage
Brown, W., marine store
Bunting, J., labourer
Bunting, S., engineer and plumber
Bunting, W., seaman

Callan, J. S., constable
Cameron, J., labourer
Cameron, J., gamekeeper
Campbell, Miss, draper
Caufield, J., coachman
Charles, Joseph, carpenter
Charles, Miss, grocer
Charles, Thomas, publican
Chesney, W., labourer
Clarke, E., labourer
Clarke, James, game keeper
Clarke, J., labourer
Collins, Miss, draper
Connolly, C, tailor
Cooch, James, R.I.C. pensioner
Cook, Charles, chief boatman, C.G.
Coulter, James, naval pensioner
Cunningham, James, farmer
Cunningham, Miss, farmer

Darragh, James, seaman
Darragh, Miss, dress maker
Darragh, Mrs., draper
Davidson, John, seaman
Dempsey, A., labourer
Dempsey, H., labourer
Dempsey, John, harbour master
Dickson, J., labourer
Dinsmore, J., shoe maker
Dinsmore, R., labourer
Doherty, C., labourer
Donnelly, A., labourer
Dudley, The Misses, Antrim Villa
Duncan, J., labourer
Duncan, Mrs., night nurse
Duncan, T., seaman
Dunlop, A., labourer
Dunlop, J., car driver

English, Mrs., private

Finnegan, Mrs., publican
Forsythe, J., gamekeeper
Fry, Robert, car driver

Galbraith, Alex., carter
Galbraith, D., labourer
Galbraith, John, farmer, Tully
Galbraith, John, farmer, Carnave
Galbraith, Mrs., farmer, Carnave
Galbraith, M., labourer
Galvin, A., labourer
Galvin, John, car manager
Gibson, A., farmer, Libbert
Gibson, Thomas, labourer
Gibson, Thos. J., forester
Gilmour, John, retail merchant
Gilmer, William

Hallifield, Mrs., Antrim Arms Hotel
Hamill, Alex., labourer
Hamill, Dan, labourer
Hargy, J., labourer
Harinon, J., labourer
Haslett, Mrs.
Haveron, F., labourer
Haveron, Wm., labourer
Heggarty, John, labourer
Heggarty, J., fireman
Hill, Arthur, cemetery caretaker
Hill, Arthur, labourer
Holden, J., labourer
Hunter, James, farmer, Little Deerpark
Hunter, Sam, labourer
Hunter, Thos., stationer and emigration agent; agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Hunter, Wm., shoe maker

Inglis, A., foreman quarryman
Inglis, George, farmer, Carnave
Irwine, Wm., labourer

Johnston, J., dairyman

Kane, Archibald, seaman
Kane, James, carrier from Belfast
Kane, J., foreman road man
Keaney, Joseph, estate bailiff
Kenneway, Wm., labourer

Laverty, A., labourer
Laverty, Edward, labourer
Laverty, Mrs., night nurse
Lennon, Nat., draper
Lindsay, G., gardener
Logan, Andrew, cashier
Lusk, James, saddler

Magill, Charles, publican
Magill, Dan, carpenter
Magill, J., retired butler
Magowan, Samuel M., M.D.
Maguire, J., labourer
Marlow, G. A., coastguard
Martin, Archibald, local manager Antrim Iron Ore Company Ltd.
Martin, James, carter
Martin, Rev. Hamilton, Carnalbanagh
Mathews, Mrs., Springhill Cottage
Meban, R., labourer
Moffatt, Miss, dress maker
Montgomery, H., farmer, Bay
Montgomery, James, grocer
Moore, Miss
Morrow, Edward, farmer, Longfield
Morrow, John, painter
Mulvenna, Alex., carpenter
Mulvenna, Hugh, road foreman
Mulvenna, D., farmer, Gowkstown
Mulvenna, M., farmer, Deerpark
Mulvenna, William, licensed publican
Mundell, D., shepherd
Murphy, A., labourer
Murphy, B., refreshment rooms
Murphy, James, stonemason
Murphy, Mrs. H., grocer

McAllister, E., labourer
McAllister, J., labourer
McAllister, J., blacksmith
McAllister, R., labourer
McAuley, Alex., pier master
McAuley, Charles, labourer
McAuley, Dan, labourer
McAuley, J., labourer
McAuley, Miss, dress maker
McAuley, W. C., labourer
McCalmont, A., master mariner
McCalmont, R., weigh master
McCambridge, David, labourer
McCambridge, D., labourer
McCambridge, Joseph, labourer
McCambridge, Mrs., dress maker
McCambridge, Patrick, postman
McCambridge,. T., farmer, Tully
McCarroll, John, farmer, Drumcrow
McClernon, J., blacksmith
McCloy, G., labourer
McCloy, R., labourer
McCloy, Samuel, farmer, Munie
McClure, D., shepherd
McClure, J., labourer
McCollum, P., labourer
McCullough, Joseph, labourer
McDonald, Allan, LL.D., estate agent
McDowell, R., labourer
McEvoy, Hugh, auctioneer and spirit grocer
McFall, John, carpenter
McFerran, George, J.P., Drumnagreagh
McGarock, C, farmer, Deerpark
McGowan, R., coachman
McGreer, Arthur, labourer
McGuigan, Wm., labourer
McHendry, P., seaman
McIlgorm, J., miner
McKay, Archibald, carpenter
McKay, James, publican
McKay, James, labourer
McKay, N., butcher
McKay, Miss J.
McKay, Robert, seaman
McKay, Robert, labourer
McKay, Wm., carter
McKay, Wm., postman
McKendry, John, seaman
McKendry, Pat., labourer
McKenty, J., farmer, Deerpark
McKibbin, Miss
McKinlay, J., seaman
McKinlay, C., car driver
McLoughlin, D., shoe maker
McLoughlin, D., labourer
McLoughlin, J., seaman
McLoughlin, Mrs., grocer
McLoughlin, P., labourer
McLoughlin, R., labourer
McMullin Brothers, grocers
McMullin, James, flour merchant
McMullin, Robert, farmer
McMullin, Wm., labourer
McMullin, Wm., tailor
McNeill, Alex., farmer, Drumnagreagh
McNeill, A., baker and grocer
McNeill, Henry, Ltd., Seaview Hotel
McNeill, John, labourer
McNeill, John, publican
McNeill, N., labourer
McNeill, Wm., constable
McNeill, Wm., stone mason
McRoberts, Miss, draper
McTeer, J., butcher
McVicker, John, farmer, Bay
McVicker, Pat, farmer, Bay
McVicker, R., farmer, Bay

Orr, Joseph, painter and grocer
Orr, Miss, milliner

O'Boyle, H., publican
O'Boyle, J., labourer
O'Hara, J., carter
O'Kane, Dan., grocer
O'Kane, D., labourer
O'Neill, C., labourer
O'Neill, Dan, Whiting Mill manager
O'Neill, J., seaman
O'Neill, Wm., labourer

Peoples, D., labourer
Perry, R. J., constable
Petticrew, A., butcher
Petticrew, J., fireman
Petticrew, M., labourer
Portland, W. T., coastguard
Price, R., fireman
Pullin, Wm. B., watch maker

Quinn, Ned, seaman

Reavey, Hugh, labourer
Richmond, J., stableman
Robinson, A., labourer
Robinson, James, farmer, Minnis
Robinson, John, labourer
Robinson, John, blacksmith
Robinson, Joseph, farmer, Foxhall
Robinson, Miss, dress maker
Robinson, O., labourer
Rogers, J., labourer

Simpson, J., labourer
Smith, James, gardener
Stewart, A., gardener
Stewart, F., land steward
Sweeney, H., constable

Taylor, Wm., labourer
Thompson, G., carter
Thomson, John, manager Eglinton Limestone Co. Ltd.
Todd, J., labourer
Todd, Phil., shoe maker
Tuppen & Son, grocers

Vance, James, labourer
Valliday, J., seaman

Wall, J. J., clerk
Wall, Mrs., Courthouse caretaker
Watson, J., labourer
West, W., coastguard
Wilson, John, farmer, Minnis
Wilson, John, baker
Woodside, Miss, boarding house
Wright, James, carpenter
Wright, R., miner

Yendall, Isaac, seaman
Yendall, Isaac, civil bill officer
Yendall, W. J., labourer

GLENAVY

Glenavy is a very charming village, picturesquely situated about one mile and a half from Lough Neagh.  As the village is only seventeen miles by rail, and eleven by road from Belfast, it is a most suitable and convenient place for parties wishing to picnic on Ram's Island, or on the shores of Lough Neagh.  The Glenavy River is a favourite resort for anglers, the fishing there being remarkably good.  Glenavy is on a branch line from Lisburn to Antrim, there being five trains daily each way, and also direct communication between Dublin and Belfast.  The roads around being very good, level, and kept in good order, have great attractions for cyclists, many hundreds of whom pass through the village, in clubs or singly, during the cycling season.  There is a prosperous flock mill, the property of Mr. Hugh H. B. Watson, which employs a number of people, whilst others find work at the Lough Neagh Tweed Factory, in Crumlin, a distance of two miles.  There are also beetling engines, owned by Mr. James Lorimer, which do a large trade for several firms in Belfast, whilst the business of basket making is largely carried on by the peasants living around and about Lough Neagh.  There are various objects of interest near Glenavy, such as the ruins of the Church and Palalce (Palace) of Bishop Jeremy Taylor, also the remains of the beautiful stables built by the Earl of Conway about 1664; but all the buildings, including the Church and Palace, were demolished in the year 1761.  These ruins are to be found on the borders of Portmore Lake, within easy driving or walking distance of Glenavy.  The Crew Stone, where the Kings of Ulster were crowned; from this stone one of the finest and most extensive views in the country may be had on a clear day; the ruins of the Parish Church of Camlin, destroyed by the army of James II. in 1689; the Leap Waterfall at Glenconway, the residence of Mr. Samuel Sandys Briggs; the Parish Church of Glenavy, a handsome Elizabethan edifice situate on the Glenavy River.  During the year 1895, through the untiring efforts of the late incumbent, the Rev. Charles Watson, M.A., B.D., the interior of the Church has been thoroughly renovated and beautified; a chancel and organ chamber built, and beautiful stained-glass windows, presented by interested friends.  There is a large congregation connected with the church, the hours of service being half past eleven a.m., and half past six p.m. on Sundays.  There is a beautiful communion cup, presented by some officers of the army of William III. who were quartered in Glenavy.  This cup adorns the communion table on "Twelfth of July Sunday," when the Orangemen march to church wearing their colours.  There is an attractive Methodist Church, surrounded by handsome iron railings, built in the year 1892, and now entirely free of debt; there are two services on Sunday, at eleven a.m. and half-past six p.m.  A mile from the village is the Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Joseph, built on an elevation, from which it can be seen for miles around.  Population of Glenavy about 250

Post Office - Miss Ferris, postmistress
Telegraph Office - Glenavy Railway Station; Wm. Sherlock, clerk
Post Office Savings Bank and Money Order Office - Miss Ferris
Petty Sessions - Thomas J. English, clerk

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Parish Church, Glenavy - Rev. J. B. Glover, M.A., incumbent.  St. Andrew's Chapel of Ease, Femore - Supplied from Glenavy.  Parish Church, Stoneyford - Rev. J. Minchin, B.A.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. A. Canning, LL.B., Crumlin; Rev. James Little, Dundrod
Methodist Church - Rev. A. W. Thompson, Glenavy
Unitarian Church - Rev. Mr. Hall, Crumlin

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

National Schools - Glenavy, James S. Crane Legateriff, Mrs. Hazley; Ballymacricket, John Clarke; Fourscore, James Farr
Glenavy Dispensary - Arthur Mussen, M.D., J.P.
Protestant Hall, Glenavy
Reading and Billiard Room, Glenavy

INHABITANTS

Allan, Miss Margaret, grocer
Armstrong, James, farmer
Armstrong, Mrs. Sarah, publican and farmer
Armstrong, M. P., farmer, Goremount
Armstrong, John, saddler

Ballance, Henry, farmer, Crewe
Ballance, James, farmer, Ballypitmave
Barr, H. & Co., flock manufacturers
Bell, Allan, farmer, Springfield
Bell, Jonathan, farmer, Tullynewbank
Bell, Jonathan, farmer, Bellgrove
Bolton, W. J., blacksmith, Ballycessy
Briggs, S. S., Glenconway

Clarke, John, N.S. master, Ballymacricket
Connon, Henry, farmer, Pigeontown
Corken, John, farmer, Hollybrook
Crane, James H., N.S. teacher

Donaldson, Miss, Landgarve
Downer, Mrs., Annandale
Durham, Miss, farmer, Tullynewbank

Elliott, William, builder
English and Scottish Law Life and Phoenix Fire Office - Agent, H. H. B. Watson, Hope Croft
Evans, William, Crewe Park

Farr, James, N.S. master, Fourscore
Ferris, John, publican and farmer
Ferris, Miss, postmistress
Fitzgerald, Wm., Tunny House

Gibson, James, farmer, Crossvale
Glover, Rev. J. B., M.A., The Vicarage

Heaney, William, tailor
Hendron, James, N.S., Killultagh

Ingram, Edward, mason
Ingram, John, mason
Ingram, James G., farmer, Ballyvorally
Ingram, William, farmer, Pigeontown
Irwin, Thomas, contractor, Glenavy

Johnston, Edward, farmer, Leap
Johnson, John, farmer, Weir House
Johnston, Mrs. A., farmer, Hopevale
Johnston, Miss, Annandale
Johnston, M. L. & S., general merchants

Kerr, Thomas, manager Ulster Flock Co.

Laird, John, J.P., Gobrana House
Laird, William, Gobrana House
Lennon, Robert, blacksmith
Lennon, The Misses, dress makers
Lorimer, Andrew, farmer
Lorimer, Archibald, miller
Lorimer, James, Edenvale
Lynas, T. J., farmer, Elmhill

Megarry, James, J.P., Ballyvorally
Millar, Mrs. Sara, farmer, Gobrana
Millar, Miss, dress maker
Mussen, Arthur, M.D., J.P., coroner, The Cottage

McAllister, Randal, Firs Lodge
McClure, John, Landgarve
McCorry, J. J., grocer
McCullagh, Mrs., farmer, Tullynewbank
McKavanagh, Mrs. I., grocer and farmer
McKeown, W. J., shop manager, Sunnyside
McMullan, Thompson, grocer and farmer
McVeigh, Charles, farmer and contractor
McVeigh, Dennis, farmer and road contractor
McVeigh, John, farmer

O'Brady, Rev. James, C.C., Ballymacricket
O'Malley, Rev. F., P.P., Ballymacricket

Rankin, Wm., Landgarve
Rollins, George, farmer, Crew Park
Ross, James, posting establishment
Rush, Andrew, tailor

Sherlock, William, station master
Sloane, Jas. R., farmer
Sloane, Rev. J. L., B.A., curate
Sloane, Samuel, boot maker
Smith, James, farmer, Crew Park
Stewart, Francis, farmer, Crew

Thompson, Rev. Geo. W., Methodist Manse

Ulster Flock Company

Waring, George, M.D., Bellbrook
Waring, Lucas, farmer, Bellbrook
Watson, Hugh H. B., Hope Croft
Wilkinson, John, tailor
Wilson, David, farmer, The Laurels
Wilson, Robert, Stationview House

GORTIN

Is a picturesque little town, situate in the Parish of Lower Badoney, County Tyrone, about eight miles north of Omagh, and five miles east of Newtownstewart, both stations of the Great Northern Railway Company.  The station of the latter town is the one from which the goods and passenger traffic is carried on.  The town of Gortin is very ancient, and is composed of one continuous streets, with houses on both sides, and a bridge spanning the centre.  The town nestles at the foot of the Munterloney Mountains, which are famous for the number of small lakes with which they are studded and for the varied scenery.  In summer it is the favourite resort of the tourist, the angler, and sportsman.  Adjoining the town is the beautiful demesne and castle of the Cole-Hamilton family, which is at present unoccupied.  In the centre of the town is situate the Steam Corn and Saw Mills of Mr. W. J. Hamilton, where an enormous quantity of rough native and foreign timber is turned out daily.  Every description of wood turning, and also steam printing is carried on at the same establishment.  At the east end of the town is situated the Parochial Hall.  On a hill adjacent to the town is now being erected a new Roman Catholic Chapel at a coat of £4,000.  Mr. E. J. Toy, Derry, is the architect, and Mr. D. Finston, Ardanshine House, Brookboro, Co. Fermanagh, and Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal, is contractor.  In the centre of the town Mr. Wm. McCullagh, spirit merchant, has lately erected a new hall, known as "The Gortin Assembly Hall:" and Beltrim New Schools, have been erected under the patronage of Rev. T. J. Willoughby, rector of the parish.  Fairs are held on the first Wednesday of each month, at which there is always a good attendance of buyers, and at which there is always large quantities of pigs, cattle, horses and sheep, especially the latter, offered for sale.  A market is held every Wednesday for the sale of farm produce.  There is a Loan Fund Bank, and the Ulster Banking Company have an office in the town, at which they attend on fair and market days.  The population is 400.

Post Office - Mrs. J. H. Graham, postmistress
Magistrates who preside at Petty Sessions - R. C. Laughlin, J.P.; James McCloskey, J.P.; Robert McKelvey, J.P.; John McFarland, J.P.

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. T. J. Willoughby
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Adam Whyte
Methodist Church - Rev. Mr. Wright
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. F. Healy, P.P.; Rev. F. Kelly, C.C., Rouskey

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Gortin Dispensary - G. K. Given, M.D.
Executive Sanitary Officer - G. K. Given, M.D.
Sanitary and Relieving Officer - John Owens, Sixmilecross
National Schools - Male, David Kilpatrick' Female, Mrs. H. Miles
R.I. Constabulary - Sergeant Reggan, Constables John Bartley, John Fahey, Thomas Lyons, and John Virtue. District Inspector James Wilband

INHABITANTS

Anderson, Wm., posting establishment

Bailey, David, printer

Campbell, John, carpenter
Carlin, Rose, dress maker
Clarke, Patrick, D.C., egg merchant
Coyle, Jane, lodging house keeper

Daly, Jane, lodging house keeper
Deniton, Thomas, road contractor
Devlin, John, cooper
Devlin, Mary
Doherty, Catherine, lodging house
Donaghey, Andrew, labourer
Donaghey, Ann
Donnelly, Ellen, charwoman
Donnelly, Henry, labourer
Duffy, Sarah, charwoman

English and Scottish Law Life and Phoenix Fire Offices - Agent, R. C. Loughlin, J.P.

Fowler, Wm., shoe maker
Fox, Edward, ex constable R.I.C.

Given, G. K., M.D.
Gormley, B., publican
Gormley, B., grocer, hardware, china, provision merchant
Graham, J. H., saddler and harness maker
Gray, James, shoe maker

Hamilton, W. J., steam corn and saw mills
Hay, Charles, carpenter
Houston, Alex., spirit merchant
Hunter, Michael, baker
Hyland, Thomas, posting establishment

Keenan, Bernard, shoe maker
Kirk, John, labourer
Kyle, V. J., petty sessions clerk

Laughlin, R. C., J.P.

Mahon, Andrew, bread server
Mahon, Daniel, fishmonger
Mahon, James, labourer
Mahon, Sarah, dress maker
Meenan, Eliza, char woman
Meenan, Letitia, char woman
Monaghan, Joseph, carpenter
Montgomery, Wm., boot and shoe maker
Morris, John, letter carrier
Morriss, Daniel, tailor
Mossy, Hugh, carrier
Mossy, Hugh, spirit merchant
Mossy, Wm., spirit merchant
Mullan, Mary Ann, grocer, etc.
Mullin, Bella, dress maker
Murphy, John, boot and shoe maker

McAnarny, James, labourer
McCrory, Matthew, road contractor
McCullagh, A., spirit merchant
McCullagh, James
McCullagh, John, civil bill officer
McCullagh, John, grocer and draper
McCullagh, John, tailor
McCullagh, Patk., wine and spirit merchant, Greencastle, Gortin
McCullagh, Rose, dress maker
McCullagh, Wm., builder and contractor
McCullagh, Wm., wine and spirit merchant
McFarland, Robert, spirit merchant and grocer
McGillion, Peter, harness maker and saddler
McGoldrick, Daniel, tea merchant
McGuire, Bernard, blacksmith
McGuire, Mary, dress maker and milliner
McKelvey, Joseph, posting establishment
McKenna, Michael, spirit merchant
McKimmon, Mary, haberdasher
McNickle, James, land surveyor, Rouskey
McSorley, John, carpenter
McSorley, Peter, wheelwright
McSwiggan, Patrick, coach builder

Quigley, Robert, plasterer

Scott, Robert, plasterer
Simpson, David, lodging house keeper

Thompson, John, contractor and builder
Turner, Bernard, butcher

Ward, Barry, slater sand plasterer
Whitton, T., surveyor

Young, M., shirt factory
Young, Thomas, mason

FARMERS

Ballintine, James, Lenamore
Clarke, Charles, Glenmacoffer, Gortin
Laughlin, R. C., J.P., Gortin
McFarland, John, J.P., Leardin, Gortin
McFarland, Mrs. S., Straree
McFarland, Robert, Gortin
McKelvey, John H., Dunbunraven
McKelvey, Robert, J.P., Trenamadden
McKimmon, Alex., Trenamadden
McLaughlin, Wm., D.C., Bourne
McMullan, John R., Ryland
Steele, James, D.C., Minaduff
Steele, William, Drumlee, Gortin

GREYABBEY

Is the site of an old abbey founded for Cistercian monks by Affreca, wife of Sir John De Courcey, and daughter of Godred, King of the Isle of Man, A.D. 1193. It was destroyed by the army of O'Neill in the great rebellion of 1641, and was never afterwards repaired.  The ruins are now overgrown with ivy, which gives them a romantic appearance.  The naive of the abbey church and a portion of the choir and transcepts are still standing, but the cells, dormitories, and other buildings for the use of the household have fallen in, only enough remaining to trace out the compass of ground which the whole structure occupies.  The vicinity of these ruins is beautiful and picturesque.  The splendid demesne of the Montgomery family immediately adjoins them.  The place is in high favour with the citizens of Belfast, who frequently resort to this pleasant neighbourhood.

Places of Worship - Church of Ireland - Rev. Oliver Goldsmith.  Presbyterian Church - Rev. John Anderson.  Unitarian Church - Rev. John Miskimmin
Post Office - William Corry, postmaster; also newsagent
Constabulary Barrack - Acting Sergeant McCurdy
Total Abstinence Society - President, Rev. John Anderson; treasurer, Miss Atkinson; secretary, James Sharpe
Greyabbey Cricket Club and Reading Room - James Bell, secretary; R. Williams, treasurer
National School - Senior department, Marshall Hill, principal; infant department, Miss Paterson

INHABITANTS

Anderson, Rev. John
Atkinson, J. B., J.P.

Baird, H.
Bell, H.
Bell, James
Bell, John
Bunting, Mrs. H.

Carson, John
Corry, William, post office

Davidson, W. J.

Filson, Mrs.

Goldsmith, Rev. O.

Hill, Marshall, school teacher

Macarthur, Dr. P.
Mawhinney, John, rural postman
Miskimmin, Rev. John
Morrison, J.
Morrison, R., jun., posting establishment
Morrison, W.
Muckle, Mrs.
Murphy, J.
Murphy, Richard

McCartan, J.
McCullough, J., relieving officer
McDermott, Thomas, rural postman
McKeag, J.
McKeag, T.

Purse, Miss E.

Taylor, William

Warnock, Andrew
Warnock, Robert
White, George
Wilson, D. H.

FARMERS

Askin, William, Ballynester
Bailie, J., Ballybogilbow
Bailie, J., Blackabbey
Barnes, David, Kilnatierney
Barnes, James, Kilnatierney
Bowden, S., Tullycavey
Bowden, W., Ballyatwood
Brooks, Samuel, Greyabbey
Brown, James, Cardy, Tullycavey
Brown, Joseph, Ballymurphy
Brown, Joseph, Ballygarvin
Brown, Joseph, Tullycavey
Byers, William, Ballyboley
Carlton, Wm., Cardy
Caughey, W. J., Ballybrain
Colville, J., Ballymurphy
Davidson, Andrew, Ballymurphy
Davidson, Mrs. M., The Glen
Davidson, P., Ballymurphy
Davidson, William, Ballyatwood
Dorrian, Alexander, Ballyboley
Finlay, J., Ballyuranullen
Foster, John, Ballyboley
Gibson, Joseph, Blackabbey
Gibson, Robert, Ballygarvin
Hall, John, Ballybogilbow
Hall, T., Ballybogilbow
Hamilton, John, Ballyboley
Hamilton, W., Ballyboley
Johnston, J., Ballyboley
Johnston, R., Cardy
Kerr, Charles, Ballygarvin
Kerr, J., Ballybrain
Linton, W., Ballybrain
Little, George, Killyvolgan
Little, H., Blackabbey
Milling, H., Gordonall
Montgomery, Major-General W. E., D.L., Greyabbey House
Morrow, A., Cardy
Morrow, Samuel, Cardy
McCance, J., Killynatierney
McCormick, J., Killyvolgan
McCormick, W., Tullycavey
McCullough, Alexander, Ballyboley
McKee, J., Blackabbey
McKee, J., Tullycavey
McKee, Samuel, Killyvolgan

GROOMSPORT

Is a pleasant little seaport in the County of Down, about thirteen miles from Belfast on the coast road between Bangor and Donaghadee.  It is delightfully situated at the entrance to Belfast Lough, the Copeland Islands lying nearly opposite.  The famous Brigs Reef lies also off the village.  The landlord is Major R. Percival Maxwell, D.L., who has a very fine mansion called Groomsport House.  Groomsport is the most important fishing station near Belfast, there being between thirty and forty fishermen entirely dependent on this industry alone.  There is a very safe harbour, and many yachtsmen are now keeping their yachts there in the summer.  The Royal National Lifeboat Institution have a first-class station here, and have recently constructed a new slip for launching purposes at a cost of several hundred pounds.  This now makes the Groomsport Station rank with the highest class.  The Board of Trade has also a rocket apparatus station here, and scarcely a winter ever passes without the lifeboat and rocket apparatus being called into service several times.  Groomsport is fast coming to the front as a seaside and health resort.  There is a Church of Ireland and Presbyterian Church.  The nearest railway is Bangor, but there is a good service of cars to and from Bangor and Donaghadee.  The first ship ever built in Ireland was built in Groomsport

Post Office - Miss Curragh, postmistress.
National School - Manager, Rev. Joseph Moorhead, B.D.; principal, Mr. McKee, with two assistants
Places of Worship - Church of Ireland - Rev. S. S. Holmes, B.A.; Presbyterian Church - rev. Joseph Moorhead, B.D.

INHABITANTS

Andrews, Robert

Barnes, W. T., fisherman
Boag, Robert, Violet lodge
Browne, T., coastguard

Campbell, Miss, dress maker
Claney, Mrs., grocer
Curragh, Miss, postmistress

Dixon, Sir Daniel, D.L., P.C., Balloo House

Gardner, Campbell, Main Street

Hunter, George, fisherman

Maxwell, R. P., Groomsport House
Maxwell, Stevenson, Groomsport House
Moorhead, Rev. Joseph, B.D., The Manse
Murdock, Robert, fisherman

McDowell, Robert
McKee, J., school master

Robertson, ?, land steward

Tosh, Ross, fisherman

Waterson, Henry, fisherman
Waterson, James, fisherman
Waterson, John, fisherman
Waterson, Peter, fisherman
Waterson, W. T. fisherman