Barony of Castleraghan, County Cavan-containing 26 National Schools. District 15. The population of the locality in which the School is situated is composed of persons of different religious denominations, in the following proportions per cent. R. C. Pres. Dis. Total. E. C. R. C. Pres. Dis. Of Children on the Rolls on 31st March, 1852, there were E. C. N.B.-Drumrora Male National School closed. Virginia M. and F. National Schools (building) not yet in operation. Barony of Tullygarvey, County Cavan-containing 26 National Schools. District 15. Proportions in the Population not given. N.B.-No returns from Cootehill Poor Law Union National Schools. Bailieborough, 29th May, 1853. E. A. CONWELL, District Inspector. Barony of Farney, County Monaghan-containing 19 National Schools. District 15. The population of the locality in which the School is situated is composed of persons of different religious denom!nations, in the following proportions per cent. Of Children on the Rolls on 31st March, 1852, there were Manager. Teacher. Work- Paid mistress. Monitor. E. C. R. C. Pres. Dis. Total. E. C. R. C. Pres. Dis. N.B.-No returns from Lisdoonan, Donamine, and Carrickmacross Poor Law Union National Schools. Barony of Dartry, County Monaghan-containing 36 National Schools. District 15. The population of the locality in which the School is situated is composed of persons of different religious denominations, in the following proportions per cent. Of Children on the Rolls on 31st March, 1852, there were Manager. Teacher. Work- Paid mistress. Monitor. E. C. R. C. Pres. Dis. Total. E. C. R. C. Pres. Dis. N.B.-No returns from Cohen, Golandmurphy, Killefuddy, Tuer, and Clones Poor Law Union National Schools. Mullaghmore Male and Female Schools not yet built. Bailieborough, 29th May, 1853. 106 25.0 25.0 50.0 Stonebridge Male National School closed. E. A. CONWELL, District Inspector. No. 14.-RETURN of INSPECTOR of DISTRICT 16, of the Religious APPENDIX B. II. Returns from District Inspectors relative to the Denominations Carrick-on-Shannon, 28th June, 1852. GENTLEMEN,—I beg to say I have not, as yet, sufficient Religious knowledge of this District to furnish more fully than I have of Pupils. done, the particulars you require in your letter of the 12th instant. On application to some of the Managers under whom I thought such Schools as those referred to may exist, the answer I received was, that returns to the same effect had already been furnished to the Board. There may, without my knowledge, be, in this District, other Schools, such as those referred to; if so, I shall be able to furnish a list of them in some little time, being about to make up, for Head Inspector Patten, returns from which I could derive such information. I did not wish further to defer a reply to your letter. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, The Secretaries, Education Office, Dublin. JOHN C. LANE. Religious Denomination of the Population in locality of Schools. The population in the localities of these Schools (and, indeed, of this District generally) is chiefly Roman Catholic, with a small portion of the Established Church-say ten per cent. are of the Established Church. J. C. L. 105 |