piocese of Derry.
CLASS II.—PERPETUAL
CURES.
361a
BENEFICES.
GLENDERMOTT, (continued).
Glendermott .
(continued.)
Description of each SchooL Sources of Support.
No.
of Children
on the Books at the time of Inspection.
Average daily Attend¬ ance.
Whether the average daily Attendance has been increasing,
stationary, or diminishing,
for the last five \ ears.
Kind of Instruction.
18.
Daily cabin school, kept
by David Harpur.
Children's payments, vary-'Males..
17
19.
Church Sunday school.
20.
Sunday school, con¬
nected with No.
2.
21.
Sunday school, con¬
nected with No.
13.
22.
Sunday school, con¬
nected with No.
17.
ing from 2s.
to 3s.
a quar¬ ter each; and producing £7 or £8 in the year.
Females Total.
26
Gratuitous teaching.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Wintei 22 Sum¬ mer 30
Males..
50 Females ..
Total.
50
Winter 80 Sum¬ mer 100 40to45
60
Nearly Stationary.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Diminishing.
Nearly Stationary.
Winter Nearly 48 Stationary.
Sum¬ mer 60
Scriptural reading.
Above 60 of the children attend no daily school.
Scriptural reading
Ditto.
Scriptural instruction.
45 of the children attend no ddily school.
Number of Children on the Booksl of the Daily Schools J 535 300
Total.
835
6.
INCH.
Inch H
1.
Parochial school.
2.
Daily school, kept by
Patrick M'Glassin, in the Roman Catholic chapel.
3.
Daily school, kept by
James Cresswell.
4.
Evening school, kept
by James Cresswell; held for two months in the winter.
5.
Sunday school in the
Roman Catholic chapel, in the summer.
Children's payments.
Children's payments of Is.
8d, a quarter each, producing £9 or £10 a year.
Children's payments of Is.
8d.
a quarter each.
The scholars pay Is.
month each.
25 15 40to47
Males...
Females
Males..
33 Females 23 Total.
56 Males..
27 35to40 Females 18 Total.
45 Males..
Females
20*
Gratuitous teaching.
Total.
20 Males..
Females Total.
47
20
Diminishing.
Increasing.
Established three quarters of a year,
20to30 Established
in the sum¬ mer of 1834.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, and bookkeeping.
Ditto.
Writing and arithmetic.
Spelling, reading, and the Roman Catholic catechism.
Number of Children on the Booksl of the Daily Schools J
Males.
80
Females.
41 121
LEARMOUNT.
Upper Cumber,' Part of .
.
.
Wer Cumber, Part of .
.
.
Banagher, Part of
...
.
6X
1.
Strangalwilly National
school; James Deir-mot, master.
2.
Park school, Lear-
mount ; Hugh M'Laughlin, master.
3.
School in Altamore,
kept hy Anthony Dougherty.
4.
School in Sfraid;
Mr.
Tabe, master.
*
5.
School in Teenaght,
kept by James Hach-ness.
£8 a year from the Na¬ tional Board; £5 private subscriptions; and school-rates of Is.
a quarter.
£5 a year and house from Mr.
Berresford; school-rates, from Is.
to 2s.
Gd.
a quarter.
School-rates, Is.
Gd.
a quar¬ ter.
Ditto.
Ditto.
6.
Sunday school, in sum-Gratuitous instruction.
mer.
Vlales..
115 Females 38
62 Total.
153 Males..
73 Females 27
70 Total.
100 Males..
41 Females 29
60
Total.
70
• • 40
• • 35
25
Increasing.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
;Religious instruction.
Number of Children on the Booksl of the Daily Schools J
Males.
229
Females.
94 323 Adults.
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