piocese
of Cloyne.
CLASS I.—RECTORIES
AND VICARAGES.
77 c
BENEFICES.
53.
KILLWORTH.
Killworth
Description of each School.
Sources of Support.
i<
1.
Week-day school, kept
by Edward Clarke.
2.
Week-day school, kept
by Eliza Hudson.
3.
Hedge school, kept by
John Nolan.
4.
Hedge school, kept hy
Joseph Howe.
5.
Hedge school, kept by
Patrick Buckley.
6.
Hedge school, kept by
James Traeey.
A school-house and two acres of land ; £18 a year arising from a bequest; £2 a year from the vicar ; and payments by the chil¬ dren, from 2s.
to 4s.
a quarter.
£18 a year from Lady Mountcashel.
Payments by the children, from 2s.
to 3s.
a quarter.
Payments by the children, from 2s.
to 2s.
Gd.
a quar¬ ter.
Payments by the children, from 2s.
8d.
to 3s.
a quar¬ ter.
Payments by the children, from 2s.
to is.
a quarter.
No.
of Children
on the Books at the time of Inspection.
Average dailv Attend¬ ance.
Whether the average daily Attendance has been increasing,
stationary, or diminishing,
for the last five years.
Kind of Instruction.
Males..
Females
7.
Sunday school, under
the superintendence of the Protestant clergyman.
Total.
40
Males..
12 Females 41 Total.
53 Males..
17 Females 17 Total.
34 Males..
28 Females 10 Total.
38 Males..
31 Females 12 Total.
43 Males..
,
1 Females 5 Total.
6
Males..
40 Females 33 Total.
73
2S* 40.
30* 45|
20* 60f
20*
35* 80f
Stationary.
Ditto.
Diminishing.
Established
1834.
Established two years.
Increasing.
Established
1834.
50
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, and the scrip¬ tures.
Reading, needlework to the girls, and the scrip¬ tures.
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, and the Roman Catholic catechism.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Stationary.
Catechism and the scrip¬
tures.
Kilcrumper.
1.
Hedge school, kept by
John Swift.
Payments by the children, Males..
14 fiom Is.
Gd.
to 3s.
a quar-Females 16
Total.
30
20* 5 Of
Established
1834.
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, and the Roman Catholic catechism.
Leitrim .
2 •>
1.
Hedge school, kept by
Patrick Clancey.
2.
Hedge school, kept by
James Daley.
Payments by the children, from Is.
Gd.
to 3s.
Gd.
a quarter.
Payments by the children, from Is.
Gd.
to 3s, a quar¬ ter.
Males..
37 Females 15 Total.
52 Males..
20 Females 10 Total.
30
26* SOf
40-j-
Diminishing.
Established two years.
Stationary.
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, and the Roman Catholic catechism.
Ditto.
Macrony
Total 11
1.
Hedge school, kept by
Gillespie.
Payments by the children, from Is.
Gd.
to 2s.
Gd.
a quarter.
Males..
4 Females 2 Total.
6
eof Increasing.
Reading, writing, and
arithmetic.
1835.
j-Summer, 1834
Number of Children on the Booksl of the Daily Schools J 200 132
Total.
332
53.
KN'OCKMOURNE.
Kiockmourne .
1.
Hedge school, kept by
David M'Carthy.
Payments by the children, from Is.
Gd.
to 2s.
Gd.
a quarter.
Males..
38 Females 27 Total.
65
36* 70.
Increasing.
Reading, writing, arith¬
metic, and the Roman Catholic catechism.
Ball ynoe.
Total
1.
National school.
Annual grants of £14 from
the Board, and of £7 from the Duke of Devonshire; and small payments from the children.
Males..
44 Females 14 Total.
5S
30* 160.
Established
1832.
Stationary.
Reading, writing, arith¬ metic, English gram¬ mar, geography, and religious instruction as prescribed by the Board.
1835.
•{-Summer, 1834.
Number of Children on the Booksl of the Daily Schools j 82
Females.
Total.
41 123
