KEADY

          Keady is a small but very flourishing town of 1,434 inhabitants, and is the centre of many linen mills and factories, the weaving and finishing of linen being one of the staple industries of the town. The Town Hall is a beautiful building, and stands at the junction of two leading thoroughfares, and is constructed of red brick and free stone, with an illuminated clock tower and spire. This building, with markets and tolls, now belongs to the town, having being purchased in 1907 at a cost of £2,000 from the trustees of the Kirk estate. An important fair is held on the second Friday of every month, and the markets are Mondays and Thursdays for oats, &c.; and Fridays for general products. A grass seed market was inaugurated in 1907, and is held on every Thursday during the season. The shops' half-holiday is on Wednesday

Post Office - Mrs. A. J. Jordan, postmistress
Petty Sessions - First Monday of each month
Magistrates - Michael Smyth, Robert R. Murphy, P. G. Shaw, Hugh Douglas, Wm. J. Reilly, G. McBride, James E. Calvert, Patrick Watters, Thomas Mallon, Robert Watson
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Henry H. Dorman, M.D.; assistant reg., Miss Annie Gordon
Constabulary Station - Sergeants Carey, Primrose and Fogarty; Constables Frazer, Henderson, Anderson, Nolan, Crafford, Farrell, Woodburn, Bowman, Veage, Cranshaw
Urban Council - B. Woods, A. Mone, T. Mallon, B. McEntee, Jas. Mone, B. Carlow, J. Scott, P. J. McCann, P. Lenagh
Keady District L.O.L. No. 8 - District Master, Maxwell Williamson; Deputy District Master, George Ewart; Chaplain, Rev. M. B. Hogg, M.A., The Rectory, Keady; Secretary, Robert J. Watson; Treasurer, William Leyburn

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. M. B. Hogg, A.M.
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. W. G. Lundie, B.A.  Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. Samuel H. Martin, B.A.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Canon Brady, P.P.; Rev. T. McDermott, C.C.; Rev. Donnelly, C.C.; and Rev. McCusker, C.C.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

National Schools (Parochial) - W. Briggs, principal teacher, and Miss Smyth, assistant.  Second National School - J. Anderson, teacher; Mrs. Anderson, assistant
Roman Caholic (Catholic) Schools - The Christian Brothers, teachers.  Girls - The Nuns of St. Clare, teachers
Northern Bank - J. Love, manager; S. Tully, cashier; Alex. Campbell, clerk
British Workman Insurance Co. - W. J. Hunter, agent
Dispensary - H. H. S. Dorman, M.D., surgeon
Hospital - Miss B. A. Steele, nurse
Keady Linen Company Limited - J. E. Calvert, managing director
Pearl Insurance Co. - Wm. Galley, agent
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agent, Thomas Mallon

HOTELS

Royal (Treanor & Hughes), Star (Fras. English), North Star (James Clarke), Railway (John Gibson)

INHABITANTS

Adams, John, greengrocer
Alexander, James
Allan & Co., grocers and general merchants
Anderson, Sarah
Armstrong, M. G., district nurse
Armstrong, Samuel J., butter and egg merchant
Arthurs, James, fancy goods merchant and auctioneer

Bates, James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant
Bates, James, photographer, shorthand and typewriting teacher
Bates, J., Press correspondent
Blackstock, John, draper
Boyd, Robert, boot maker
Boylan, Annie, green grocer
Bradley, F. L., manager for Messrs. Wm. Kirk & Son, Annvale
Brady, Rev. Canon, P.P.
Breen, Bernard, grocer
Burns, Thomas

Campbell, Isabella
Campbell, Mary Ann
Carberry & O'Hare, drapers
Carolan, Bernard, tinsmith
Carvill, James
Cassidy, James, saddler
Cassidy, Patrick, grocer
Cheevers, George, chemist
Cheevers, George, publican
Clarke, William, spirit merchant
Cochrane, Thomas, barber
Comiskey, P., draper and insurance agent
Comiskey, P., draper
Conlon, James
Connolly, Bernard, foreman cutter
Connolly, John, bread server
Coyle, Daniel, manager Keady Steam Bakery
Craig, James
Craig, William
Cummins, Mrs. S., newsagent
Cummins, William

Dalzell, Andrew, spirit merchant
Dorman, H., M.D., surgeon
Duffy, John, postman and cycle agent
Dumigan, Daniel, publican

English, Frank, publican and hotel keeper
Ewart, J. A., postman, Keady
Ewart, William J., green grocer

Fegan, Annie, draper and outfitter
Fegan, Mrs. F., grocer
Finlay, Bridget
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, cattle dealer

Gibson, John
Gibson, Thomas J.
Gibson, William, carter
Gollaghy, Lizzie
Golligly, Michael, dealer
Graham, Wm., draper and outfitter
Green, J., barber

Heanon, Thomas, butcher
Hogg, Rev. M. B., rector of Keady Parish Church
Hollywood, James, bread server
Hughes, Annie, boarding house
Hughes, Laurence, carpenter
Hughes, John, grocer
Hugheston, James, sexton
Huston, Ann
Huston, William, plasterer

Kennedy, Wm. J., tenter, Darkley
Kirk & Son, linen manufacturers

Lenagh, Patk., stone mason

Mackin, Patrick
Mallie, A.
Mallon, Thomas, victualler
Mann, Joseph, Tullynamallogan
Martin, Rev. Samuel H., The Manse
Martin, Thomas
Mone, Arthur, spirit merchant
Mone, James, tea merchant and grocer
Mone, J., blacksmith
Mone, Mrs. Thomas, family grocer
Mone, Philip
Mooney, James
Morgan, James, cattle dealer
Morgan, John, billiard marker
Morgan, Patrick, butcher
Murhey, J. L. (Murney Murphy?)

McAleavy, Miss, dress making establishment
McArdle, Bernard, bread server
McArdle, Patrick, tailor
McBride, George, J.P., grocer
McBride, William
McCall, A. G., merchant tailor and shipping agent
McCann, Mary
McCann, P. J.
McCoey, John, carpenter
McCone, Patrick, boarding house
McCormick, Harriet
McCormick, Wm. F., grocer and hardware merchant and auctioneer
McCullagh, W., & Co., Grocers, Provision Merchants, and Newsagents: Agents for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
McCusker, Rev., C.C.
McDermont, Rev. T., C.C.
McEntee, B.
McGirr, Sarah
McGurk, Patrick
McIlrath, Samuel, publican
McKenna, Mrs., boarding house
McKnight, Peter
McShane, Frank, grocer and delph merchant

Nesbitt, James and John, hardware merchants, &c.
Nesbitt, Samuel, grocer
Nugent, Bernard, cattle dealer
Nugent, James, blacksmith
Nugent, John, blacksmith
Nugent, Mary
Nugent, Patrick, carter

Oliver, Thomas, carter
Oliver, Thomas, caretaker Orange Hall
O'Hara, Kate
O'Keeffe, John, spirit merchant
O'Neill, Patrick, barber
O'Neill, Robert, coach builder

Parks, Mary
Price, Samuel, linen lapper

Quinn, Bernard, publican

Rainey, James, carpenter
Reilly, Henry
Reilly, Thomas, tailor
Reilly, W. J., J.P., grocer
Rice, John, blacksmith
Robinson, John

Scott, John, spirit merchant
Shaw, Alex., carpenter
Shaw, William, grocer and egg buyer
Sheridan, Lizzie
Short, Henry, spirit merchant
Slevin, Frank, spirit merchant
Small, Martin, & Co. Ltd.
Smith, M., & Sons

Treanor & Hughes, hotel-keepers and drapers

Watters, Patrick, J.P.
Watters, Patrick, draper
Wilson, Alexander, boot maker
Woods, Arthur, grocer
Woods, Mary C., grocer and spirit merchant

FARMERS

Adams, John, farmer, Dunlargue
Anderson, Sarah, Main Street
Armstrong, John, Drumderg
Armstrong, William, Mowillian

Baird, George, Clea
Beewick, Rev. Charles, Armaghbreague
Boyd, Andrew, Brackley
Boyd, Mrs. Mary Ann, Dunlargue
Boyd, Thomas, Tullinamalogue
Breen, John, Clea
Breen, Matthew, Clea
Breen, Peter, Clea
Brooks, Wm., Drumhirk
Brown, George, Drumhirk
Brown, Mrs., Killyreavy
Burke, Francis, Rathcarberry
Burke, Mrs. John, Rathcarberry

Calvert, James E., J.P., Darkley
Campbell, David, Knockraven
Campbell, Isabella
Cashlea, Arthur, Madden
Cassidy, John, Tullyglush
Coleman, Mrs., Armaghbreague
Coulter, Laex., Cargaclougher
Curran, Thomas, Clea
Curry, Robert, Iskeymeadow

Daly, Francis, Clea
Dalzell, Robert, Carnagh
Devine, James, Keady
Devlin, Joseph, Drumhirk
Devlin, William, Drumhirk
Dickson, Edward, Iskeymeadow
Dobbin, H. J., Rathcarberry House
Donnelly, Mrs., Cargaclougher
Douglas, Hugh, J.P., Mountain Lodge

Ewart, George, Drumderg

Faloon, Adam, Drumderg
Flannigan, William, Crossmore
Fleming, John, Corkley
Fleming, George, Corkley
Fleming, William, Corkley
Foster, Eliza, Mowillian
Foster, Joseph
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, Keady
Freeland, James, Lagan

Gibson, John, Clea, Keady
Gibson, John, Dunlargue House
Gibson, Mrs., Dunlargue
Gibson, Richard, Lagan
Gibson, Thomas Allen, Madden
Gibson, Thomas, Dunlargue
Gibson, Thomas J., Tullinamalogue
Giffin, Charlotte
Gordon, Andrew, Tassagh
Gordon, George, Tassagh
Gorman, Patrick, Dunlargue

Hale, William, Tullyglush
Hall, James, jun., Milford
Hall, John, Fernalay
Harris, Patrick, Clea
Haughey, John
Hill, Samuel Dunlargue
Hill, William, Dunlargue
Hogg, Nathaniel, Corkley
Hughes, Frank, Crossdened
Hughes, Henry, Granemore
Hughes, James, Armaghbreague

Irwin, Rev. J. K., rector Madden Church

Kelly, Adam, Armaghbreague
Kernaghan, Thomas, Armaghbreague
Kidd, David, Tassagh

Lawson, William, Lagan
Lawson, Robert, Derryhennett
Lundie, Rev. W. G., B.A., Hermitage
Lutton, James, Iskymeadow

Macklin, Francis, Clea
Macklin, Michael, Clea
Mann, Mrs., Tullinamalogue
Martin, Thomas
Menary, Joseph, Drumhirk
Menary, Martha, Roan
Merry, James, Lagan
Mitchell, Thomas, Crossmore
Moore, Francis, Lower Darkley
Moore, John, Iskeymeadow
Moore, William, Iskeymeadow
Moore, William, Tullinamalogue
Moorecroft, Robert, Corkley
Morrison, Ellie
Murphy, R. R., J.P., Lislea
Murray, Joseph, Clea

McBride, Wm. J., Roan
McCabe, James, Lower Darkley
McCabe, Mrs., Denlargue
McCann, Peter, Drumderg
McCarten, Thomas, Mowillian
McCarten, Wm., Mowillian
McCoey, Michael, Rathcarberry
McCormick, Mrs., Lower Darkley
McCoy, George, Armaghbreague
McEntee, B., Keady
McHaffey, John, Mowillian
McHaffey, Robert, Mowillian
McIlrath, Wm., Drumhirk
McKee, William, Tullyglush
McKenna, Rachel
McMahon, Felix, Lower Darkley
McMahon, Patrick, Cargaclougher
McNally, Mary Ann

Nugent, Felix, Lower Darkley
Nugent, Patrick, Cargaclougher

Rafferty, Bernard, Lower Darkley
Rafferty, Dan, Lower Darkley
Rafferty, John, Rathcarbury
Reilly, William J., J.P., Keady
Robinson, William, Iskeymeadow
Rodgers, Robert, Keady
Rodgers, William, Derryhennett
Russell, A., Armaghbreague
Rutledge, Joseph, Iskeymeadow

Short, Henry, Keady
Short, Patrick, Crossdened
Short, Philip, Clea
Slavin, Francis, Clea
Slavin, Peter, Clea
Sleator, May
Smyth, Michael, Keady

Taylor, Robt. W., Ballycasborough
Teacey, Andrew, Drumgreenagh
Teacey, George
Teacey, James, Drumgreenagh
Teacey, John, Drumgreenagh
Tughan, James, Tullyglush
Tughan, John, Knockravin
Tughan, Samuel, Tullyglush

Waddell, Samuel, Dunlargue
Walker, Jenkinson, Drumhirk
Walker, Mrs. John, Mowillian
Walker, Mrs., Mowillian
Walker, Robert John, Drumhirk
Warnock, David, Armaghbreague
Warnock, James, Armaghbreague
Watson, David, Keady
Watson, Mrs. W. J., Crossmore
Watson, Robert J.
Watson, Samuel, Crossmore
Watson, Samuel, Crossmore
Watson, Thomas, Crossmore
Williamson, Maxwell, Dunlargue
Williamson, Samuel, Roan
Wilson, Andrew, Derryhennett

KESH

          Kesh is a small village, about 200 inhabitants, situated in the County Fermanagh, and a station on the Great Northern Railway. There is a monthly fair held on the fourth of each month, and if this date falls on Sunday the fair is held on the following day. The only public buildings are an Orange Hall and the Courthouse, where public meetings are held. There is also a police barrack.

Grocers - E. G. & V. A. Loane, Jas. Elliott, Acheson Gibson, Geo. Walmsley, Dennis Connor, Jane Armstrong, Co-operative Society, Irvine Bros.
Publicans - Patrick Eves, Thomas Aiken, Jane Armstrong
Drapers - Loane Bros., Irvine Bros., Acheson Gibson, and Co-operative Society
Petty Sessions - Clerk, John Perry; summons server, Jack Graham
Stationmaster - J. D. Carson; head porter, John Dickson; junior porter, W. Brown
Post Office - Postmasters, Loane Bros.
Bicycle Agent and Motor Warehouse - Ed. Armstrong
Northern Banking Co. - Tuesday and fair day
Hotel - Thomas Aiken
Magistrates - John Anderson, Gorticor; J. R. Crozier, Ederney; Jas. Elliott Kesh; James McElroy, Drumwhinny; John Walmsley, Corlave; T. Doherty, Ederney; Wm. Maguire, Ederney
Dispensary - Kesh and Lack, John Patton, M.B., Ederney
School Teachers - G. Johnston, Letterkeen; Mrs. Thompson, Dernaseck; Mrs. Palmer, Aughagriffin; Miss Belfour, Kesh; ? McCusker, Miss Gallagher, Banagh; T. Knox, Miss Knox, Ardess; R. D. Kingston, Drumskinney; ? Minchin, Tubbrid, Vaughan's School; J. Quinn, Miss McCabe, Moneyriece
Erne Creamery Society - James McElroy, president; ? Gibson, manager and secretary
Registrar of Births and Deaths - J. Patton, M.B., Ederney

INHABITANTS

Aiken, Thomas
Allingham, George
Armstrong, Arthur
Armstrong, Gusty
Armstrong, Mrs.
Armstrong, Thomas
Connor, Dennis
Co-operative Society
Cullen, John
Devlin, Joseph, scutch mill
Elliott, James, coal merchant
Eves, Patrick, posting establishment
Garrett, Mrs.
Gibson, Acheson
Irvine Bros., merchants
Johnston, Miss
Kennedy, A.
Loane Bros.
Maguire, Hugh, delph merchant
Marshall, George
Martin, William
Muldoon, Mrs.
McAnerin, Mrs.
McCafferty, George
McClintock, George
O'Donnell, Mrs.
Walmsley, George
Weir, Hugh

FARMERS

Aiken, William
Anderson, John, Gorticar
Armstrong, Mrs. E., Drumhurn
Armstrong, W., Kesh
Atthill, Miss
Barton, Gregg, Muckross
Barton, Wm., Drumhurn
Beacom, Henry, Lissingle
Beggs, J., Tullnaguiggan
Brimstone, Johnstone
Fletcher, Henry, Mullaghmore
Frazer, Alex., Muckross
Frazer, Christy, Augharainey
Gilmore, John, Tattykeel
Guinness, John, Drumrane
Johnston, George, Letterkeen
Johnston, John, Drumhurn
Johnston, John, Muckross
Johnston, Samuel, Manoe
Johnston, William, Crevenish
Knox, Thomas, Ardess
Mackey, John, Drumadraghey
May, W. J., Rosculbane
Morris, Rev. ?, Tubridge
Muldoon, Andrew, Dromard
McCart, John, Drummore
McCrea, Joseph, Gortnagallion
McElroy, James, Drumwhinney
McGregor, W. J., Manoe
O'Brien, J., Manoe
Phillips, Mrs., Ardess
Ramsey, James, Doora
Strong, Frank, Banagh
Trotter, John, Muckross
Wade, Wm. John, Muckross

KILKEEL

          The flourishing town of Kilkeel is situated near the southern extremity of the County of Down, in the Barony of Mourne, and is half a mile from the open coast. The town is composed of five streets, and contains 1,620 inhabitants. The scenery of the district is remarkably fine, and tourists' trips through it by coach are becoming increasingly popular.

Post Office, Telegraph, and Money Order Office - R. McDermott, Roe, postmaster
Petty Sessions Office and Office of Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages - Robt. Boyd, clerk and registrar, commissioner for taking affidavits
Provincial Bank of Ireland Ltd. - Mr. Dobson, manager
Belfast Banking Co. Ltd. - F. Walker, manager; J. Givins, cashier. Attendance at Annalong, every Tuesday and Friday
Union Workhouse - J. J. McGrath, cltrk (clerk); Nurse Morgan
Dispensary - H. E. Evans, M.D., and S. Ferguson Floyd, M.D.
Royal Ulster Constabulary - Sergeant Becket
National Schools - Dunavan, St. Colman's (Infant), Kilkeel, T. H. Ferguson, principal; Kilmorey, W. Monteith, principal; Ballymartin, R. Mitchell, principal; Grange, F. Delaney, principal; Cranfield, Miss Hanna, principal
Coast Guard Station, New Kilkeel; Coast Guard Station, Greencastle
Lighthouse, Cranfield - Keeper and three assistants
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agent, F. M. Walker, Belfast Bank

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. ? Hayes, rector; ? Walker, curate
Presbyterian (Mourne) - Rev. W. McMordie, D.D., and Rev. H. Martin, M.A.  Kilkeel, Rev. Alf. Eadie
Roman Catholic Chapels - Massforth and Attical - Rev. B. Laverty, P.P.; Rev. John McKee, C.C.; Rev. F. Burns, C.C.; Ballymartin - Rev. Chas. O'Loan, B.A., P.P., Lower Mourne; Rev. P. H. O'Donnell, C.C., Lower Mourne
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages - No. 1 District, Robert Boyd, M.D.  No. 2 District - H. E. Evans, M.D.
Conveyance - Norton & Co.'s Car Service (between Warrenpoint and Kilkeel), B. and C. R. Railway motor bus (between Kilkeel and Newcastle)

HOTELS

Kilmorey Arms (H. H. Stevenson), Royal (Thos. Brady), Victoria Temperance (Wm. R. Orr)

INHABITANTS

Abrahall, Mrs., Mournewood

Bell & McCartan, Solicitors, Kilkeel (Office every Wednesday)
Bell & Co., Solicitors, and at Downpatrick, Ballynahinch, Castlewellan, and Portaferry
Boyd, Robert, Marathon

Carey, A. S., M.A., Boys' School, Mourne Grange
Cowser, Robert, Albert Villa

Evans, H. E., M.D., Mountpleasant

Fry, H. F.

Gordon, Alexander, J.P., Beulah

Hanna, Joshua, Cromlech House
Henry, the Misses, Mourne Abbey

Lee, Miss, ladies' school

Martin, Rev. H., Mourne Manse
Matier, H. A., St. Ruan's

Reynolds, Miss, Ranelagh
Ross, James, J.P., Victoria Villas

Sloane, P., grocer
Stevenson, Mrs. H. H.

Taylor, Mrs., Princess Villas

Walmsley, James, J.P., Ballykeel House
Walmsley, Miss
Walmsley, T. Charles

Bay View Park

Berry, E. G.
Cowser, R.
Gevins, J.
Green, ?, Bank
Hughes, The Misses
Kennedy, Mrs.
Matier, S.
Montgomery, Miss
Moore, Mrs.
McBirney, R.

Newry Street

Beck, Miss, dress maker
Chick, Sam, sexton
Crangle, P., publican and egg merchant
Cunningham, Miss
Cunningham, Mrs. Thomas
Curran, Daniel, baker and grocer
Donnan, James, lodgings
Donnelly, Patrick, grocer
Doran, Patrick, postman
Hanna, J. & P., grocers
Marks, J., V.S.
Murphy, Mrs.
Murphy, P. J., fish merchant
McBirney, John, druggist and V.S.
McGlue, Thomas, lodgings
McKee, Thomas, carter
McKnight, Mrs., draper
McKnight Bros., auctioneers
McMorrow, J., constable R.U.C.
McVea, Jas., ship owner and coal merchant
Quinn, James, blacksmith
Sheals, Mrs., draper
Skillen, Miss, draper
Sloane, R. J., boot and shoe shop
Small, Peter, grocer and shipping agent

Greencastle Street

Annett, George, draper
Boyd, R., C.P.S. Office
Boyd, James D., fancy goods store
Chambers, John, shoe maker
Coffey & Irvine, drapers
Crutchley, James, leather merchant and draper
Curragh, Charles, draper
Cunningham, Patk., boot and shoe maker
Fegan, J. J., merchant tailor
Ferguson Bros., tailors
Ferguson, R., watch maker
Fisher & Fisher, solicitors
Flaherty, James
Floyd, S. Ferguson, M.D.
Gordon, W. & A., printers and stationers
Graham, George, watchmaker, &c.
Graham, John, boot and shoe maker
Gray, Thos., shoe maker and caretaker Orange Hall
Hanna, Robert, grocer
Haughey, James, draper
Kenmuir, Alf., & Co., painters
Kenmuir, ?, flesher
Lee, Miss, ladies' school
Linton, John, & Son
Martin, Miss, publican
Mathews, L.
Monteith, Wm., principal Kilmorey N.S.
Morgan, Mrs., refreshments
McAtee, David, hair dresser and cycle repairer
McAllister, Rev. John, P.P.
McCann, Thos., newsagent and fancy goods
McGonigal, Ed., butcher
McVeigh, James, grocer
Norton & Co.'s Car Service - H. A. Matier, superintendent
Orr, Andrew, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Funeral Undertaker and Newsagent; Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
O'Hagan, Francis, publican
Park, Miss
Roe, R. McDermott, stationer and post office
Sloan, W., baker and grocer
Stevenson, H. H., Kilmorey Arms Hotel

Newcastle Street

Beck, James, car driver
Beck, Mrs. H., fancy goods dealer
Boyd, Hill
Chambers, Thos., ship owner and sail maker
Cousins, Robert, saddler
Cousins, Robert, tailor
Doyle, J., draper and coal merchant
Doyle, James, jun., draper
Hamilton, Andrew and Samuel, builders and contractors
Hamilton, Samuel
Hamilton & McKee, boot and shoe warehouse
Hanna, Chas. J., carpenter
Hanna, Harry
Hanna, William, shoe maker
Moore, W. J., carpenter
McBurney, Robert
McCulla, J. R., blacksmith
McConnell, John, fancy china store
McKee, Hamilton, shoe makers
McKee, Mrs., lodgings
McVeigh, G., tailor
McVeigh, John, butcher
Newell, C., grocer
Newell, Isabella, sewed muslin agent
Orr Bros., grocers
Orr, Robert, hotel proprietor
Quinn, J., blacksmith
Randall, Thomas George, publican
Rooney, John, Royal Hotel
Russell, Hugh, dealer in fancy goods
Skillen, Mary, dress maker & sewed muslin agent
Sloan, William, baker

The Square

Annett, Adam, publican and auctioneer
Annett, John, painter and glazier
Baird, Frank
Gordon, Alex., draper and auctioneer
Grills, Mrs., fancy goods
Hamilton, Mrs., grocer
Henderson, Wm., grocer
Moore, Hunter, solicitor
Morgan, Arthur, grocer
Morgan, Jas. F., relieving officer and auctioneer
McBride, Henry, sexton
McBride, Mrs., grocer
McConville, Daniel, hair dresser
McIntosh, James, harbour master
McKee, Robert, grocer
McKee, Thomas and James, boat owners
McMurray, William, draper and builder
Orr, John, J.P., merchant
O'Hagan, Mrs., lodgings
O'Hare, James, boot maker
O'Hare, John, butcher
O'Hare & O'Hagan, solicitors
Randall, John, publican
Ross, Mrs. M. J., publican
Russell & Co., grocers
Shannon & Co., grocers
Sloane, Mrs., dress maker
Small, Joseph, boot maker

Mountain Road

Collins, Mrs., lodging house
McConville, Charles, butcher
McConville, Patrick, butcher
Shields, Mrs.

FARMERS

Adair, James, Ballykeel
Annett, Charles, Cranfield
Annett, Jas., Ballyveabeg
Annett, John, Ballykeel
Annett, John, Ballyardee
Annett, John, Ballyveabeg
Austin, Charles, Aughnahoorey

Bartley, Thomas, J.P., Shannon Grove
Beck, David, Aughnahoorey
Beck, David, Moyard
Beck, Hugh, Leitrim
Bingham, James, Aughnahoorey
Bingham, Thomas, Ballykeel
Boyd, Francis, Ballykeel
Boyd, James, Ballykeel
Byres, James, Derryogue

Carruthers, Mrs.
Carvill, Nicholas, Grange
Caulfield, Richard, Corcreighan
Close, Mrs., Mourne Wood
Coffey, James, Cranfield
Coffey, Jas., sen., Cranfield
Coffey, John, Cranfield
Corr, Patrick, Derryogue
Crutchley, Hugh, Ballyveamore
Crutchley, Robert, Ballinahatten
Crutchley, Wm., Ballyveamore
Cunningham, Daniel, Tullyframe
Cunningham, John, farmer, Corgana
Cunningham, Mathew, Greencastle
Cunningham, Nicholas, Greencastle
Cunningham, Peter, farmer, Corgana
Cunningham, Wm., Greencastle
Cunningham, Wm., butcher and farmer

Donaldson, Samuel, Ballinran
Donnelly, James, Derryogue
Donnelly, Wm., Derryogue
Doran, James, Dunaril
Duncan, Alexander

Forsyth, Robert, Ballinran

Green, Michael, Leestone
Grills, George, Ballinhatten
Grills, John, Leestone
Grills, Wm., Leestone
Gordon, Alexander, J.P., Kilkeel
Gordon, James, Grange

Hamilton, Hugh, Tullyframe
Hamilton, Isaac, Cranfield
Harper, John, Glenloughan
Haugh, Thomas, Benagh
Hanna, Robert, Ballinran
Hanna, Robert H., Aughnahoorey
Hanna, Robert, butcher, Aughnahoorey
Hanna, Samuel, Leitrim
Hanna, Samuel, Cranfield
Hanna, William, Ballinran
Hanna, William, Derryogue
Henderson, George, Derryogue
Henderson, Jas., Derryogue
Henderson, Wm., Derryogue
Henry, John Q., J.P., Mourne Abbey
Henry, William, Brackney Hall
Hutchison, Edward, Maghereagh

Irvine, Alex., Harbour Road
Irvine, William, Ballykeel

Kenmare, Thomas, Lisnacree
Knox, Charles, Cranfield
Knox, Thos., Greencastle

Lee, Harcourt, Derryogue

Marmullin, Felix, Larganconery
Millar, Robert, Derryogue
Miller, John, Derryogue
Minnis, Nicholas, Brackney
Mitchell, Charles, Ballykeel
Mitchell, John, Derryogue
Mitchell, John, sen., Derryogue
Mitchell, Nicholson, Greencastle
Mitchell, Ramsey, Derryogue
Moffitt, Thomas, Mourne Park
Moore, William, Ballykeel
Morrison, ?, Mourne Park
McBride, William, Harbour Road
McCulla, William, Aughnahoorey
McElroy, Peter, Greencastle
McKee, Henry, Derryogue
McKee, John, Derryogue
McKee, John, Manse Road
McKee, Thomas, Harbour Road
McNeilly, Joseph, Glassdrummond

Newell, Francis, Lisnacree
Newell, Robert, Lisnacree
Newell, Thomas, Ballykeel
Newell, Wm., Benagh, Ballyardee
Nicholson, Fred, Drummond
Nicholson, Henry, Cranfield House
Nicholson, James, Moore Lodge
Nicholson, Richard
Nicholson, Robert, Millbay
Nicholson, Robert, Ballymageough
Nicholson, Samuel, Benagh

Orr, Charles, Lower Benagh
Orr, Francis, Ballykeel
Orr, John, J.P., Kilkeel
Orr, Moore, Greencastle
Orr, Robert, Kilkeel
Orr, Samuel, Ballymartin
Orr, William, Ballymartin
O'Hara, John, Maghereagh
O'Hare, Michael, Leestone

Park, John, Ballinran
Patterson, Arthur, Cranfield
Peery, Samuel, Derryogue
Perry, James, Aughnahoorey

Quinn, Henry, Brackney
Quinn, Hugh, Ballykeel
Quinn, James, Cargana
Quinn, John, Cargana
Quinn, Robert, Kilkeel
Quinn, Wm., Cargana

Reilly, James, Benagh
Rodgers, Edward

Shannon, Samuel, Maghery
Spence, Francis, Aughnahoorey
Spence, Hugh, Ballykeel
Spence, Robert, Aughnahoorey
Spence, Thomas, Aughnahoorey
Stevenson, Hugh, Aughnahoorey
Stevenson, James H., Ballykeel
Stevenson, Thomas, Maghereagh
Stevenson, William, Ballykeel

KILLINCHY

           Killinchy is a beautiful village in the East Division of the County of Down, twelve miles from Belfast, on the leading road from Belfast to Downpatrick, via Comber. It stands upon a splendid elevation, surrounded by grand scenery of different kinds. On the other side is the beautiful Strangford Lough, having an island for every day in the year, and which was formerly known as Lough Cuan. On the other is the beautiful demesne of Florida Manor, whilst close by are the remains of Scattrick Castle, levelled by Cromwell while on his march along the shore to Downpatrick. The Parish Church, with its high tower, and situated upon a great eminence, is a fine building, and can be seen at a long distance. There is also the Presbyterian Church, the minister of which was at one time the celebrated Rev. John Livingstone, one of the first five Presbyterian ministers who came from Scotland to Ireland in the 17th century, he having received an invitation from this congregation to be their pastor.

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. Dr. Breene, The Rectory
Reformed Presbyterian Church - Pulpit supplied by Rev. Torrens Boyd, Newtownards
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Wm. Smyth, The Manse, Ballyminstra
Unitarian Church - Rev. David John Williams, The Manse Ballyminstra
Post Office - Mrs. McCann, postmistress
Dispensary - Dr. Wallace, Lisbane
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - Dr. Wallace, Lisbane

BANKS

Belfast Bank - Attendance daily, 10 toll 3 (Saturday, 10 till 12)

INHABITANTS

Adams, Hamilton, Ballyminstra, Lisbane
Adams, John, Lisbane
Adams, Samuel, Lisbane
Alexander, David, Lisbarnett
Anderson, S. & J., Quarterland
Auld, Robert G., Ballymacreely
Auld, R. G., carpenter, Ardmillan

Bailie, The Misses, The Rock, Killinchy
Bailie, William John, Lisbane
Barry, Miss, Rose Cottage, Ballyminstra
Beattie, Wm., farmer, Ballymacreely
Bishop, Mrs. T., farmer, Ballymoran
Bishop, William, Lisbane
Bishop, Wm., farmer, Rathgorman
Boyd, Hugh, The Cottage, Killican
Boyd, James, Islandbawn, Killinchy
Boyd, Samuel, farmer, Killinchy
Brown, Andrew, Tullymore
Brown, Mrs. John, farmer, Tullynagee

Carlisle, Mrs., Lisbane
Calvert, B., Manx view, Carragullin
Carse, Robert, farmer, Ballymoran
Charles, Miss, assistant teacher Killinchy N.S.
Charles, Mrs., assistant teacher, Killinchy N.S.
Clarke, Wm., Ballymacarron
Cleland, James, The Hill, Ballymoran
Cleland, John, J.P., Ballymoran House
Cochrane, H. & S., farmers, Ballygigan
Connolly, James, Ballymacreely
Cooper, D. J., grocer and farmer
Craig, Mrs., Ballymacreely
Croskery, James, Ballymacreely
Cunningham, James, Rowan Farm, Ballymacashin

Davidson, Geo., Lisbane
Davidson, John, farmer and carrier, Carragullin
Davidson, Mrs. Samuel, Bog View
Dickson, Hugh, farmer, Lisbane
Dickson, William, farmer, Lisbane
Dines, Hans, shoe maker, Ballymoran
Dines, Wm., Killinchy

Finlay, James, carpenter, Balloo
Finlay, Joseph, Drumeagh
Finlay, J. & T., woollen drapers, farmer, &c.
Finlay, Mrs. John. Rock Cottage
Finlay, Thomas, farmer, Ballydorn
Fitchie, Alexander, farmer, Lisbane
Fitchie, Hannah, Ballydrain
Fitchie, J. S., farmer, Ballyminstra
Fitchie, Miss, farmer, Ballydrain
Fitchie, R. H., carpenter and builder, Ballyminstra
Foster, Miss, assistant teacher, Ballymacaskin N.S.

Gallagher, John, Ballymacreely
Geddes, Henry, Ballydorn
Gibson, David, auctioneer, Ballymacreely
Gibson, John, tailor, The Village
Gill, James, farmer, Ballymacashin
Gill, W. J., farmer, Ballymacashin
Gilmore, Mrs. Susan, Ballybredagh
Gilmore, Wm., farmer, Tullycore
Gourley, Jim, Derryboy Cottage

Hanna, Miss, assistant teacher Tullycore N.S.
Harris, George, Lusky Corn and Flax Mills
Hay, Thomas, The Clay
Hayes, Mrs. H., farmer, Balloo
Heron, D. & J., Lough Hill, Ballymacreely
Hewitt, James, The Cottage
Hewitt, Miss, principal Ballymecashion N.S. (Ballymacashin?)
Hewitt, Mrs. Hugh, Ballybundon
Houston, Robert, Lisbarnett

Ingram, James, farmer, Kilmood
Irvine, Mrs., farmer, Ballymorn

Jamieson, James, Lisbane
Johnston, Robert, farmer, Ballydrain
Johnson, Wm., merchant, The Village, Killinchy

Keenan, James, farmer, Ballymacreely
Kelly, Frank, farmer, Tullynagee
Kelly, Mrs. Hector, Ballymecashion

Lamont, David, blacksmith, Killinchy
Lamont, John, Ballymoran
Lowry, James, farmer, contractor, Lisbane
Lowry, J., J.P., Closepark, Ballymecashon
Lowry, Samuel, Lisbarnett

Magee, Charles, Tullynagee
Maltman, R., postman, Ballymoran Cottage
Marshall, Mrs. W. J., farmer, Tullycore
Marshall, Thomas, Islandmore
Martin, Hugh, farmer, Ballymacreely
Martin Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Raffrey
Millar, Robert, farmer, Killenican
Minnis, Mrs., farmer, Lisbane
Minnis, Mrs. Alex., farmer, Tullynagee
Minnis, Mrs. John, farmer, Ballymecashion
Miskimmin, David, farmer, Ballybundon
Mitchell, Mrs. David, Lisbane
Mitchell, Robert, Ringneal
Montgomery, Hugh, Scattrick
Moore, Wm., farmer, Ballymacreely
Moorhead, Isaac, farmer, Drumreagh
Moorhead, John, farmer, Ballyminstra
Moorhead, Mrs. Hamilton, farmer, Ballymacashion
Moorhead, Thomas, farmer, Drumreagh
Morrison, George, shoe maker, Lisbane
Morrison, John, Lisbane
Morrison, John, farmer, Laurel Cottage, Ballymacreely
Morrison, Miss Lizzie, assistant teacher N.S., Ballyheigle
Morrow, John, coal merchant, Ballymorn
Morrow, Saml., farmer, Ballydoran
Morrow, John, farmer, Ringneal
Moore, Henry, Moorhall
Moore, Thomas, farmer, Ballymacreely
Murray, John, farmer, Lough View, Ballymacreely

McBride, David, carpenter, Ballymecashion
McBride, Mrs. Hugh, Ballyminstra
McCann, Hugh, Lisbane
McCann, Mrs., Balloo, Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
McCann, Mrs., The Hill Farm, Killenican
McCann, Wm. J., farmer, White Rock
McConnell, Frank, Ballybundon
McConnell, James, spirit merchant
McConnell, Mrs. Robert, Ballybundon
McCormick, Henry, farmer, Ballydorn
McCormick, James, farmer, The Terrace, Ballymaccreely (Ballymacreely)
McCullough, Alexander, Lisbane
McCullagh, A., principal teacher Killinchy N.S.
McCullough, R. J., Masonic Hall
McCullough, Thos., Craigarushy
McGowan, William, flax and corn mills
McIlwrath, John, The Hills
McKee, Hugh, farmer, Ardmillan
McMaster, C., Carragullin Hill
McVeagh, David, motor bus, Killinchy

Neill, Geo. R., The Curragh
Neill, Robert, farmer, Ballymovan
Neil, Samuel, Kilmood

Orr, John, Ballymascashion
Orr, Wm. Samuel, blacksmith, Ballyminstra
Osborne, James, farmer, Ballymacreely
Osborne, Nathaniel, Rockmount

Patterson, Andrew, farmer, Ballymacreely
Patterson, Thomas, farmer, Ballymacreely
Potter, John, Mourne View
Prentice, John, J.P., farmer, Beechbank
Prentice, Samuel, farmer, Killinchy
Prentice, Wm., farmer, Ballydrain

Raines, Colonel, Ardsview
Rea, John, Ballymacreely
Ritchie, James, farmer, Ballybundon House
Ritchie, Robert, Ballyminstra
Robie, Thomas B., principal teacher Tullycore N.S.
Robinson, Hugh, Ballybundon Flax Mills
Robinson, James, J.P., flax and corn mill owner, and insurance agent, Craigbank
Robinson, John, grocer and farmer, Ballymacashin
Robinson, Wm., Florida Manor
Russell Bros., farmers, Ballydorn
Russell, Mrs. Wm., Balloo

Savage, John, farmer, Tullymore
Savage, John, postman, Balloo
Scott, Thomas, farmer, Balloo
Shaw, Robert F., auctioneer and insurance agent and valuer, Railway Street, Comber
Smith, Thomas, farmer, Ballymacreely
Stevenson, Mrs. Wm., Bridge-end
Stevenson, R., Colenso's Heights, Ballybundon
Stewart, John, Ballymacreely
Stewart, Mrs. David, Tullynakiln
Sturgeon, John, Tullymore

Thompson, Archibald, Ringneal
Thompson, John, Ballybundon
Thompson, Robert, farmer and grocer, Ballyminstra
Thompson, Wm., Bodle, The Curragh

Watson, James, farmer, Ballymecashon
Watson, the Misses, Templebrook Valley, Balloo
Wilson, Dr., The Vicarage, Tullynakiln
Wilson, Mrs., The Vacarage, Kilmood (Vicarage)

KILLOUGH

          Killough (Cill Locha, the Church of the Lake), a clean, pretty, quaint little village, seaport, and station on the Belfast and County Down Railway, 23 miles S.E. from Belfast, and 6 from Downpatrick. With the exception of a fine square in the centre, it consists principally of a long, wide street, almost a mile in length, that curves in a semicircle round the harbour. The square and greater part of this street are shaded with a double row of handsome sycamore trees of about forty years' growth, which in the summer season make a delightful promenade on a hot day. At the southern end of the village is the spring from which the famous "Scordan Water" unceasingly flows. It is said to be of the purest and most wholesome kind. South of Killough, next St. John's Point, is the Castle Park, a tract of about nine acres of a fine, short, grassy sward above the rocks on the sea shore. Lord Bangor gives all visitors free access to the park, which could not be surpassed as a safe and pleasant recreation ground. Charles Sheils, the founder of the Ulster charities which bear his name, was a native of the village, where he is buried. The population is 455

Post Office, Telegraph, Money Order, and Savings Bank - John Montgomery, postmaster
Banks - Northern - Attendance from Downpatrick every Wednesday; T. J. Thompson, manager; W. J. Martin, pro. manager
Coastguard Station, Castle Park - T. Roycroft, S.O.
Dispensary - Medical officer, J. Adrain, M.B., Ardglass
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - J. Adrain, M.B., Ardglass; assistant registrar, R. L. Williams
Viscount Bangor National School - Teacher, E. R. Thomson; assistant, Miss McMurray
Killough National Schools - (Male) - Teacher, P. O. Donnell; Female - Teachers, Miss Denvir, Miss McCluskey and Miss Meehan
Shiels Institution - Mrs. George Swail, supt.
Sun Fire Insurance, founded 1710 - Local agent, R. L. Williams
Killough Sports Committee - Hon. sec., W. McAllister
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agents, Hunter & Co., The Stores

HOTELS

Bangor Arms (J. & J. Rea), Park Hotel (Mrs. Savage)

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Rev. S. B. Crooks
Methodist Church - Rev. J. W. Addy, minister (attends fortnightly from Downpatrick)
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. McCambridge, P.P.

INHABITANTS

Barrie, H. T., Ltd., potato merchants
Blythe, W. J., Blythe Ville
Branney, Thos., grocer and car owner
Brown, Archibald, land steward
Buckley, M., school teacher

Colmer, Albert, local agent for Prudential Insurance Co.
Connelly, James, car owner
Cotter, Mrs. Jack, Innishowen
Crawford, W., farmer, Rossglass
Craig, James, carter
Craig, Josiah, farmer
Crooks, Rev. S. B., The Rectory
Cullen, Allen & Co. Ltd., grain and potato merchants, Quay Lane

Denvir, Miss, The Square
Doogan, M., publican
Dugan, Mrs. R., grocer

Flynn, Mrs., Bungalow
Flynn, Robert, Carrabeg
Forsythe, Jane, postmistress, Bright
Fraser, Rev., Bright Rectory

Gartland, John

Hanna, Mrs. E.
Hughes, Mrs., farmer and mill owner, Ballyviggis
Hunter & Co., provision and general merchants; agents for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Hunter, Miss F. A., The Stores (of Hunter & Co.)

Jeffries, Miss, Marine Villa

Kelly, William, Holmcroft

Martin, Chas., rent agent, estate bailiff, and harbour master
Montgomery, John, postmaster and farmer
Montgomery, Geo., farmer, Ballygilbert
Moore, Mrs. John, Ballyligg
Moore, Robert, farmer, Ballyligg
Moore, W. H., J.P., farmer, The Grange
Mulvanney, Geo., postman
Munce, Alex., farmer, Harbour View

McCance, W. J., carpenter
McClure, Wm., blacksmith
McConvey, Patk., farmer
McCormick, Patk., blacksmith
McCulley, W., manager, McGladdery & Sons
McEvoy, Thos., grain, coal, and potato merchant
McGladdery & Sons Ltd., brick manufacturers, The Strand
McMahon, James, farmer
McMurray, John, butcher and grocer
McNabb, James, potato merchant

Nelson, Mrs. M., The Square
Nelson, Samuel, farmer
Nougher, John, station master, B.C.D.R.

O'Prey, Daniel

Park Hotel - Mrs. Savage, proprietress

Rea, J. & J., Bangor Arms Hotel
Rea, Mrs.

Seeds, Edward, farmer, Ballygilbert
Spiers, Henry, farmer
Starkey, H., The Quarter
Stewart & Orr, grain and potato merchants, Belfast - Agents, Hunter & Co.
Swail, Mrs. G., Shiels Institution

Teer, G., carpenter
Thomson, E. R., school teacher, The Square

Ulster Farmers' Produce Co. (Warden & Stewart), ad.- Agent, Thos. McEvoy

Vaughan, M., publican

Williams, R. L. (of Hunter & Co.), The Stores
Woods, E., chief light keeper, St. John's

KILLYLEAGH

       A Seaport, and formerly a market town and Parliamentary borough, in County Down, about 16 miles S.E. from Belfast, situated at the head of a creek on the west shore of Strangford Lough, on the road from Downpatrick to Belfast. There are two extensive linen yarn spinning mills, containing 40,000 spindles, and employing 1,500 hands. The town is situated in the midst of a rich agricultural community, and a large export trade is done in potatoes, which form a feature of the produce obtainable in the district. There are three motor services plying three times daily between Killyleagh and Comber. The shops' half-holiday is on Thursday. The population of Killyleagh at the census of 1911 was 1,610, and of Shrigley Mills or town 835

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Church of Ireland - Parish Church, Churchill Street, Rev. Mr. Brown
First Presbyterian Church, Plantation Street - Rev. James Craig.  Second Presbyterian Church, Catherine Street - Rev. McVicker, Seaside Manse
Methodist Chapel, Shore Street - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel, Irish Street - Rev. Father McKeown

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Shrigley National School - Miss Oldham, principal; Miss Porter and Miss Matchett, assistants
National School - Daniel McCaw; teacher; Miss Hunter and Miss Wilson, assistants
Killyleagh National School - Mr. Lynch, principal; Mr. Marks and Miss Gordon, assistants
St. Mary's Roman Catholic National School, Irish Street - Patrick O'Cleary, teacher; Mrs. O'Cleary, Miss Maguire, John Corrigan, assistants
Post and Stamp Office, High Street - Alex. Morrow
Constabulary Station, High Street - Sergeant Pierott
Masonic Hall, Cross Street
Orange Hall, Irish Street
Cooke Memorial Hall, Plantation Street
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths - R. H. Sproule, M.D.
Banks - Ulster Banking Co. Ltd., High Street - Manager, Mr. Stephens; cashier, Mr. Orr
Killyleagh Agricultural Co-operative Society, Catherine Street - Manager, John C. Hogg

INHABITANTS

Bebe, Charles, manager

Gordon, Captain Alexander H., Delamont House, Killyleagh, Co. Down

Hamilton, Gawn R., J.P., D.L., Killyleagh Castle
Herdman, A. T., J.P. (managing director J. Martin & Co. Ltd., Shrigley Mills), Shrigley Lodge
Heron, James, J.P., Tullyveery House

Lindsay, Wm., horticulturist and nursery man

Morrow, Alex., postmaster, harbour master and general merchant, Dufferin Road
McCleery, Rev. J. R., Riverdale Manse
McKnight, John, Builder, Grocer and General Merchant, Frederick Street

Orr, David, Dufferin Place

Reaney, Benj., secretary Shrigley Mills, Rose Cottage

Scott, Miss, Dufferin Place
Smyth, Nurse, Dufferin Place
Stevenson, T. H., Dufferin Place

Thomson, The Misses, Dufferin Villa

Sproule, R. H., M.D. and surgeon, medical officer of dispensary, Catherine Street

Back Street

Bain, Miss, grocer, Dufferin Place
Crone, Wm., Dufferin Place
King, Susan, dress maker
Sullivan, Wm., mechanic

Catherine Street

Caffrey, Captain
Caffrey, Miss, stationer and newsagent
Cochlin, Miss, dress maker
Maguire, Miss
McCausland, Thos. H., general grocer, potato and coal merchant
McCorkell, Samuel, Hamilton Arms Hotel
Stewart, James, publican

Churchill Street

Flynn, Robert, shoe maker
Gibson, James, carpenter
Holland, James
McClurg, John, blacksmith
Sullivan, Matthew, tailor

Cross Street

Dougherty, John, publican
Hall, Wm., saddler
Martin, Mrs. J., cycle and motor agent
McClurg, Mrs. R., grocer and coal merchant
McKnight, John, J.P., carpenter and builder
Simpson, Mrs., dress and costume maker
Simpson, Wm., carrier

High Street

Anderson, J. A. S.
Cleeland, George, inn keeper
Craig, Miss, confectioner
Donnan, William, tailor and clothier
Fitzsimmon, C. B., general carrier
Faulkner, James, sen.
Faulkner, James, jun., carpenter, funeral undertaker, station, &c., High Street
Furey, James, grocer
Guiney, Miss
Hart, R., posting establishment
Heaney, James, hairdresser
Kirk, William F., Grocer and General Merchant
Matthews, Mrs., Retreat Restaurant; Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News"
Millar, Mrs. E., Dufferin Arms Hotel
Monds, Mrs. M. J.
McCartney, Robert, tailor
McClung, Samuel
McGloin, James, J.P., draper and shipping agent
McGrady, Joseph, draper
McKelvey, Miss
McMillan, Miss, dress maker
McMurray Bros., haberdashers and drapers
McVeigh, Robert, butcher
Patterson, David R., Spirit Dealer, Grocer and Hardware Merchant
Reid, Robt., butcher
Young, The Misses, dressmakers

Irish Street

Keenan, Walter
Moffatt, S., chauffeur
Morrow, Mrs.

Shore Street

Bain, Robert, grocer
Dornan, William
Magill, Robert
McClurg, Alexander, flesher
McClurg, A., grocer and ship owner
Stothart, Wm. John, carrier
Wilson, Mrs. Jane

Plantation Street

Calvert, William, tailor
Young, Thomas, sexton

SHRIGLEY VILLAGE AND PRECINCTS

Carnaghan, S., foreman mechanic
Dornan, Miss, grocer and boot manufacturer
Martin, John, & Co. Ltd., Shrigley Mills
Morrow, Andrew, manager, Shrigley Grocery Store
McCullough, Samuel, reeling master
Reaney, B., secretary John Martin & Co. Ltd., Shrigley Mills, Killyleagh
Ritchie, James, manager, Shrigley Mills
Wilson, Mrs.

FARMERS

Anderson, Thomas, blacksmith, Toye
Beattie, John, Tullyvery
Bingham, Hugh, Corporation
Breeze, Charles, Ballymacromwell
Brown, Hugh, Tullychin
Brown, Miss, Ballygoskin
Clarke, Robert, Tullyvery
Coulter, Mrs. James, Ardigon
Furey, Samuel, The Hill
Gibson, John, Shrigley
Gilmore, David, The Strand
Gilmore, John, Cource
Hanna, D. J., Corporation
Heaney, William, Tullychin
Hutchinson, Wm., Tullymacknows
Hutchinson, James, Tullamacknows
King, Samuel, farmer, Ballytrim House
Lawther, John, farmer
Lawther, William, Cluntagh
Millar, Wm. John, Marlvilla Cottage
Morrison, Robert, Woodland House
Morow, John L., teacher and farmer, Ardigon
McCartan, John, J.P., Tullychin
McCartan, J., Toye
McGiffert, Robert, Rathcunningham
McKee, Henry, Tullychin
Patterson, D. R., Corporation
Reid, Alexander, Ardigon
Robinson, The Misses, Lake View
Robinson, Mrs., Ballytrim
Robinson, Thomas, Mullock
Stevenson, Mrs., Tullyveery
Stevenson, J., Derrybay
Stewart, S., Maymore
Thompson, Robert, Tullyvery
Thomson, Robert, Merview Cottage
Wallace, Mrs., Tullyvery
Watson, Wm., Tullyvery
Weaver, James, Ardigon
Weaver, John, Ballytrim
Yeates, Robert, Tullyvery
Young, J. G., Annsfield
Young, Thomas, Corporation

KILREA

          Is a thriving town in the County of Londonderry, with a population of about 1,000 inhabitants, on the river Bann, between forty and fifty miles from Belfast, on the central road through the County of Londonderry. Three markets are held weekly - on Tuesday, grass-seed; Wednesday for sale of general produce; and on Thursday for oats and oatmeal. The town is lighted by electricity by private enterprise. The monthly fair for horses and cattle on the second Wednesday of the month is one of the best in the North of Ireland. To meet the ever growing requirements of the district, a second fair has been established for the sale of cattle on the fourth Wednesday of the month, and has proved a great success. The river Bann is famous for salmon and trout fishing, attracting fishers from Ireland, England, and Scotland. The population in 1911 was 783

Post Office - Sub-postmistress, Miss Thompson.

PLACES OF WORSHIP

First Presbyterian Church - Rev. James Stewart, B.A.
Church of Ireland - Rev. A. E. Sixsmith, B.D., rector.  Hervey Hill - Rev. R. W. W. McQuaide, B.A. Killelagh (Swateragh) - Rev. G. Sweetman, rector
Second Presbyterian and Boveedy Presbyterian Churches - Rev. W. J. Hill, B.A., senior minister; J. A. R. Boyd, B.A., assistant
Roman Catholic Chapel - Revs. D. F. McCrea, P.P., and A. O'Doherty, C.C.
Churchtown Presbyterian Church - Rev. H. C. Mulholland, B.A.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Dispensary - James Lennox, M.D., M.Ch., J.P.
Registrar of Births, Deaths, &c. - James Lennox, M.D.  Assistant Registrar - R. A. Long
National Schools - J. McCahon, teacher; Miss Knox, assistant.  Female - Miss Stirling; Miss Edmundson, assistant.  Boveedy - Miss Alexander, teacher; Mrs. Lytle, assistant.  Movanagher - R. J. McFadden; Miss Henry, assistant.  Lislea (Mixed) - Wm. J. Killough, principal; Mrs. Killough, assistant
Belfast Bank (branch) - James Camac, manager; T. A. McKeague, cashier; T. Martin, accountant
Northern Banking Co. Ltd. - J. D. Houston, manager; G. D. Chittick, cashier; J. Bullick, clerk; J. T. McMaster, assistant

SOCIETIES

Masonic Lodge No. 16 - W. W. Kane, P.M., secretary.
R.A. Chapter No. 16 - R. T. McKeown, P.K., registrar
Kilrea District L.O.L. No. 5 - Saml. McIlrath, W.D.M.; Wm. Shiels, D.D.M.; Rev. A. E. Sixsmith, B.D., chaplain; J. S. McChlery, secretary; Robert Peden, treasurer. L.O.L.'s 364, 366 and 1517. All meet in Orange Hall. David Gamble, caretaker

HOTELS

Mercer's (James McLaughlin), Commercial (I. Macauley), The Ark (Mrs. Atkinson), Railway Temperance (James Rainey), Hunterlee Temperance (Mrs. Hunter)
Petty Sessions Court - Samuel Hazlett, slerk (clerk)
Kilrea Bench Magistrates - James Lennox, M.D., S. J. Bolton, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., F. McKeefry, M. Reilly, W. W. Woods, M. J. Henry, H. Gribbon, J. O'Kane, Alex. Clark, Robt. Lennox, H. A. McIlrath, J. R. Gordon, James E. O'Neill, Wm. James Smith (Co. Councillor), Patk. Kane, W. J. McKeeman, W. J. Hilton
Golf Club - T. A. McKeag, captain; G. D. Chittick, treasurer; J. Bullick and J. T. McMaster, secretaries
Civil Bill Officer - Thomas Fitzpatrick
Commissioners for taking Affidavits - Saml. Hazlett
Clerk of Markets - James Gracey; assistant, J. S. McChlery
Loan Fund - Treasurer, John Smyth; trustee, Rev. J. Stewart, B.A.; clerk, G. Kidd
Constabulary - Sergeant Downey and constables
Rate Collector - R. A. Sinclair
Orange and Protestant Friendly Society - President, W. McAllister; secretary, R. A. Long
Doctors - James Lennox, J.P., and Philip Mooney
Solicitor - Robert Liddle
Emigration Agents - R. A. Long, James McLoughlin, and James Shiels
Veterinary Surgeons - Capt. John Paul, M.R.C.V.S.; Isaac Macauley, M.R.C.V.S.
Newsagents - John Lyttle, Agent for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News," Mrs. Archibald, R. A. Long, James Shiels
Insurance Agent - M. Reilly, J.P.
Stationmaster - W. J. Bell
Trustees Kilrea Market - James Hunter, Joseph. Rogers, W. W. Woods, J.P.
Drapers - James Shiels, W. S. Cromie, W. W. Woods, J.P.; Mooney & McKeirnan, Mrs. Archibald, Johnston & Armstrong, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Atkinson, A. McAllister & Sons, A. McConaghey & Son, James Burnside
Funeral Undertakers - James Shiels, W. S. Cromie, W. W. Woods, J.P.; Mooney & McKeirnan, James Burnside
Grocers - Adams & Sons, Andrew S. Bradley, The Misses Darragh, John Lyttle, Mrs. Bennett, James Hunter, W. J. Kyle, Miss Peden, Mrs. J. Mullan, R. Elder, John McCahon, jun.; Wm. McCahon, John McCahon, sen.; F. McKeefry, J.P.; Mrs. P. McLaughlin, John McGuiggan, James O'Fee, W. J. Neely, John Smyth, W. Dalzell, Joseph McIldowney, W. G. Elliott, Miss McKay
Boot Merchants - Mrs. T. Atkinson, John Bloomfield, Patrick Henry, John McAllen, Robert Henry
Hardware Merchants - Francis McKeefry, J.P.; Wm. Jas. Neely; Mrs. Atkinson, Alex. Knox, John Lyttle
Coal Merchants - Alex. Knox, W. J. Bell, John Smyth
Grain Merchants - S. Craig, James McGonigle, John Smyth, McDevitt Bros., Gordon Bros., Fallahogey
Potato Merchants - H. T. Barrie, Ltd., R. B. Lyttle, Ulster Farmers' Produce Co. (Warden & Stewart), Ltd.
Spirit Merchants - Stewart Railey, John McCartney, R. A. McManus, James McLaughlin, Mrs. John Mullan, Patrick Dempsey, James Shiels, Patrick McKeefry, John Scullion, Robt. O'Kane, J. McGuigan
Merchant Tailors - A. McAllister & Sons, A. McConaghy & Son, J. Sheils
Tailors - Robert T. McKeown and Felix McReynolds
Saddlers - John Bloomfield, Stephen Kelso
Cycle Agents and Builders - Thomas Millar, Benjamin Bradley, and Mateer Bros.
Blacksmiths - David Woodend, W. Scullion, Alex. Knox (and implement manufacturer) Thomas Getty
Carpenters - James A. Campbell, William O'Kane, Solomon Calvin (and coach builder)
Builders - John Walker, Thos. Cassidy
Engineer - Robt. A. Peden (electric)
Druggist - James Hunter, M.P.S.I.
Watchmakers - George Rea, Benjamin Bradley, Alex. Mann, Jos. Rea
Dressmakers - Miss Peden, Miss Kerr, Miss Holmes, Mrs. Devlin, Mrs. O'Callaghan, James Shiels, Miss O'Fee
Hairdresser - Samuel Kerr
Butchers - Patrick O'Kane, Alex. McShane, James O'Kane, Arthur McShane
Pork Buyer - J. Rogers
Embroidery Agents - R. A. Long, M. Reilly, J.P.; Mrs. W. J. Neely, Miss M. McKay
Music Teachers - Miss F. Houston and Miss B. McFadden

INHABITANTS

Clark, Miss, The Villas

Darragh, John, general carrier
Davison, Robert, sexton 2nd Kilrea Presbyterian Church
Dickie, Joseph, Cottage Grove

Gracey, Jas., clerk of markets, licensor to Conservators of Fisheries
Graham, Thomas, Church Street

Hilton, Wm. Jas., R.D.C., Dullaghy
Holmes, Wm., posting establishment

Jamison, Rev. W. J., The Manse, Bridge House
Jamieson, Jonathan, Movanagher

Kerr, Thomas, posting establishment
Knipe, Sloan
Knox, Miss, organist

Long, R. A., secretary Kilrea Unionist Club

Mooney, Dr. Philip
McCartney, Andrew (Messrs. Inglis & Co.)
McFadden, James, postman
McFadden, Richard
McKeeman, W. J., J.P., Movanagher
McKinley, William, second hand clothier

The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Ltd. - Agent, James Camac, Belfast Bank
Thompson, James, bread server
Torrens, John, Lower Tamlaght

Wilson, John, Clougheen
Wilson, W., Carnroe

BALLYMACONNELLY
(one and a half miles from Kilrea)

Post Office and Inn - John McLaughlin, proprietor

INHABITANTS

Hunter, David, Ashfield, Culmore
Kennedy, Thomas, Culmore
Laughlin, Jas., Culmore House
McHenry, Samuel, J.P., Beechcroft
O'Brien, J. J., N.S. teacher, Killans
O'Kane, James, flesher and cattle dealer, Ballymaconnelly House
Patterson, D., Keersland House

KIRKCUBBIN

          A small seaport in Strangford Lough. It is used for the importation of coal, and for the export of grain and potatoes. The town consists principally of a main street, in which are quite a number of good houses. There is a flour mill and two scutch mills in the town. The nearest railway station is Newtownards, and communication is maintained by a motor service provided by the Ards Transport Co. The shops' half-holiday is on Thursday

Post Office and Telegraph Office - John B. Iliff, postmaster
Constabulary Station - Closed at present
Harbour Master - William Boyd
Church of Ireland (Trinity) - Rev. F. H. Wilkinson, M.A.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. ? Neeson, P.P., Ballycran
Shamrock Masonic Lodge No. 354 - 3rd Wednesday of each month
Presbyterian Church - Rev. C. H. Hunter, B.A., registrar of marriages
Belfast Bank (branch) - S. H. Morrison, manager
Ulster Bank (branch) - G. S. Netterfield, manager
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. - Agent, John Donnan
The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited - Agent, R. McQuitty, Kirkiston
Kirkistown Orange Hall - David Ennis, master
Orange Hall - John Caughey, master, Rureagh
Kirkcubbin Milling Co. Ltd. - R. Barbour

INHABITANTS

Agnew, ?, cashier Belfast Bank
Allen, A. Wm., Nunsquarter House
Allen, F. M., Nunsquarter House
Allen, W. P., J.P., Nunsquarter House

Barbour, R., Tubber-na-carrig
Blakely, Mrs. Anne, publican
Blakely, Robert. publican
Blakiston-Houston, Richard, J.P., Rodden's House
Booth, Miss N. T., Tubber-na-Carrig
Boyd, Hugh, posting establishment
Boyd, James, cycle agent
Boyd, William, posting establishment

Calwell, John, posting establishment
Campbell, John, gardener, Nunsquarter
Caughey, Alex., butcher
Close, Andrew, sexton Trinity Church
Close, James, insurance agent
Close, Wm., farmer, Rureagh
Coady, Rev., Methodist minister, Glastry
Coffey, John, farmer, Ballyeasborough
Connor, Hugh

Dodds, James, Lightshipman
Donnan, John, insurance agent
Donnan, Hugh, Granshaw
Dorrian, Hugh, publican, Ship Hotel
Dorrian, P. H., grocer
Dorrian, William John

Ennis, Thos. H., publican

Filson, David, blacksmith
Filson, Samuel, blacksmith
Finlay, Samuel, farmer, Ballygarvin
Finnegan, Wm. Jas., cycle agent, Ardkeen
Fitzsimmons, N., grocer

Gardner, Rev. M., rector of Ballyhalbert, Rectory, Ballyeasboro'
Gibson, John, farmer, Ballygarvin
Gibson, Robert, farmer, Ballygarvin
Gilmore, Hugh, & Sons, grain merchants, &c.
Gilmore, H. D., M.R.C.V.S.
Gilmore, Mrs. Henry, The Quay
Glover, James, N.S. teacher
Gowan, James, The Glebe

Hamilton, Miss, milliner
Hamilton, Robert, carpenter
Harris, Wm., farmer, Ballygarvin
Heron, Miss, N.T.
Holland, Robert, Innishargie
Houston, Dr., registrar for births and deaths, Greyabbey

Iliff, J. B., draper and grocer

Kerr, Charles, farmer, Ballygarin (Ballygarvin)
Kerr, Wm., farmer, Ballygarvin

Lawther, John, stone mason
Lawther, Samuel, bread server
Lyons, Mrs. N. T., Balligan N.S.

Macauley, Matthew, M.D.
Matier, Alex., farmer, Granshaw
Matier, John, farmer, Granshaw
Matier, Mrs., Main Street
Mawhirt, E., bread server
Maxwell, Bros., general merchants
Maxwell, James, M.R.C.V.S., Ballycran
Maxwell, Thomas, draper and grocer
Maxwell, Thos. Jas., farmer, Ballygraffin
Moore, Miss N.
Moore, Thomas, bread server, Roden Street
Muckle, John, farmer, Ballymullen
Muckle, Thomas, Ballymullen

McAleenan, P. J., B.A., National teacher
McCarthy, James, chemist and druggist
McClements, D., Nunsquarter
McCombe, D. H., principal Tubber-na-carrig N.S.
McConnell, Joseph H., boatman
McConnell, Nurse
McCormick, Miss, grocer
McCracken, William, farmer, Innishargie
McDonnell, Thos., of Russell & McDonnell, auctioneers
McDowell, Thomas, fowl merchant
McFadden, John, Granshaw
McGrath, Patrick, farmer, Rureagh
McKelvey, Miss, Glastry House
McMaster, Hugh, carpenter
McMillan, W. J., postman

Nelson, John, farmer, Fishquarter

O'Hare, Miss, N.T.
O'Flynn, Chas., grocer, Kirkcubbin
O'Prey, Hugh, blacksmith

Palmer, Miss M. J., Rockcrest
Polly, Mrs., grocer and newsagent, Main Street

Quinn, Patrick, Ballycran

Rankin, James R., J.P., Rocklands
Reid, John, C.B.O.
Reid, William, saddler

Scott, Rev. J. H. H., The Rectory, Ardkeen
Sharp, Mrs. Alice, Mermaid Hotel
Shaw, F. W., The Glebe
Shaw, Mrs., The Glebe
Shaw, Thomas, & Co. Ltd., Merchants; Agents for "Belfast News-Letter" and "Belfast Weekly News", John Donnan, managing director
Sinclair, John, postman
Sinclair, Robert, butcher
Stevenson, Rev., B.A., Glastry Manse
Stewart, James, dealer, Kirkcubbin

Toomey, J., Lakeview

Warnock, R. H., farmer, Rubane
Warnock, Thomas, farmer, Ballygraffin
Weir, John, sexton Presbyterian Church
Weir, W., shoe maker
Wilson, David, tailor
Wilson, Thomas, farmer, Ballymullen
Wray, A. W., cashier, Ulster Bank

Young, W. S., J.P., Granshaw