This Return is only of the parishioners of the established church, a very small part of the whole population. It begins from the writer's incumbency.

These rates were made out according to the markets during the

No. 5.

References to the Gentlemen's Seats in the Map of Holywood Parish.

No. VIII.

PARISH OF

KILCORNEY,

(Diocese of Cloyne, and County of Cork.)

BY THE REV. PHILIP TOWNSEnd, Curate of CLON-
MEEN, AND Rector and VICAR OF Kilcorney.

I. The Name of the Parish, Situation, Extent, &c.

Situation. THE parish of Kilcorney and union of Clonmeen and Roskeen, are all situated in the county of Cork, Boundaries in the barony of Duhallow, and in the diocese of Cloyne. The union is bounded on the north by the parish of Castlemagnor; on the east by Ballyclough and Kilshang; on the south by the Boggra mountains; and on the west by Kilcorney and Drumtariff; the latter in the diocese of Aghadoe. Kilcorney is bounded on the south by the Boggra mountains; on the west by the parish of Clonmeen; and on the north and west by the union of Mill-street, in the diocese of Aghadoe. Kilcorney contains six plough lands, mostly mountain, all which are capable of cultivation, and in a state of improvement. It extends some way Contents. up the north side of Muskerry mountain. The union of Clonmeen contains thirteen plough lands, of which about half are arable, and the remainder mountainous.