FERMOY

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FERMOY

Genealogy & History

includes Litter, Condulane -
See also -
Kilworth
Rathcormac

Northeast Cork

Fermoy at corkgen.org

CENSUSES, DIRECTORIES, NOTICES, REPORTS, ETC.

1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF LITTER or CASTLEHYDE

A Return of the Protestant and Popish families in the Parish of Litter – Thomas Tuckey, Vicar

Arranged Alphabetically

Protestants
DOWNS, PATK., ENSIGN
GARLAND, THOMAS
HICKEY, JOHN
HOOPER, JOHN
HYDE, ARTHUR, COLONEL
HYDE, JOHN, ELDER, ESQ.
LOCKER, JOHN, MR.
LOWE, RICHARD
POWER, JOANAH, MRS., WIDOW
POWER, JOHN, MR.
WILLOUGHBY, RICHARD
Total Prots.
5
4
4
8
17
6
6
5
3
6
1
77 Papist
2

12
4

4
9
31

Popish Families
AHERN, BRIEN
AHERN, ELINOR
AHERN, WILLIAM
AHERN, WILLIAM
BARRY, GARRETT
BARRY, JAMES
BARRY, WILLIAM
BLAKE, JAMES
BLAKE, JOHN
BRIEN, CONNOR
BRIEN, DANIEL
BRIEN, DAVID
BRIEN, JOANAH
BRIEN, JOHN
BRIEN, JOHN
BRIEN, THOMAS
BURNE, JAMES
CAHILL, ANDREW
CAHILL, JOHN
CAHILL, PATK.
CALAHAN, JAMES
CALAHAN, OWEN
CAREY, MARY
CAREY, THOMAS
CARROL, ANTHONY
CARTHY, CORNS.
CARTHY, DARBY
CARTHY, DARBY
CARTHY, TIMY.
CASEY, DARBY
COLEMAN, JOANAH
COLEMAN, WILLM.
COMINS, GEORGE
CONNELL, JOHN
CONNELL, TIMY.
CONNOR, THOMAS
CONNOR, TIMY.
CONNOR, TIMY.
CONREY, JOHN
CONWAY, JOHN
COTTER, BARTHW.
CROMPTON, JOHN
CROWLEY, ANTHONY
CUFFE, STEPHEN
CUNDON, BARTHW.
CUNDON, BARTHW.
CUNDON, DAVID
CUNDON, JOHN
CUNDON, JOHN
CUNDON, RICHARD
CUNDON, WILLM.
CUNDON, WILLM.
DALEY, CARROL
DALEY, DANIEL
DALY, WILLIAM
DEA, MICHAEL
DEADY, TIMY.
DEALER, EDMOND
DEALER, WILLIAM
DONOHUE, JEFFERY
DONOHUE, MAURICE
DONOHUE, PATK.
DONOVAN, BARTHW.
DOODY, DAVID
DOOLEY, MICHAEL
DOWNES, PATK.
DOWNING, MAURICE
DUCEY, THOMAS
DUNN, WILLM.
DYER, JOHN
DYNAVAN, JOHN
DYNAVAN, OWEN
FELAN, ADAM
FELAN, DAVID
FELAN, JAMES
FELAN, JAMES
FITZGERALD, EDMOND
FITZGERALD, JOHN
FLANAGAN, DANIEL
GALAVAN, DAVID
GIBBON, THOMAS
GUIRY, EDMOND
HALORAN, WILLM.
HAYSE, DAVID
HEAGERTY, JOHN
HEAGERTY, TIMY.
HEAGERTY, WILLM.
HEFFERNAN, MICHL.
HENESSEY, ELIZABETH, MRS.
HICKEY, ANDREW
HICKEY, DAVID
HOLMES, JOHN
HOSEY, PETER
HOWLAHAN, DANL.
IVIS, MARY
JOYCE, THOMAS
KEEFFE, ARTHUR
KEEFFE, CATHERINE
KEEFFE, CORNS.
KEEFFE, CORNS.
KEEFFE, DARBY
KEEFFE, DENNIS
KEEFFE, JOHN
KEEFFE, MARTIN
KEEFFE, MATTHEW
KEEFFE, OWEN
KELAHER, JOHN
LINCHEY, JOHN
LINCHY, JAMES
LINCHY, MARTIN
LINCHY, TIMY.
LOCKER, ELIZABETH
LOMASNEY, EDWARD
LOMBARD, WILLIAM
MACKEY, JOHN
MACKEY, THOMAS
MAHONY, JAMES
MC DANIEL, JOANAH
MC GRATH, DENIS
MC GRATH, PATK.
MC GRATH, THOMAS
MC NAMARA, EDMOND
MC NAMARA, JOHN
MEADE, JAMES
MOERY, PHILIP
MOROWNY, WILLIAM
MORRISON, JOHN
MULCAHY, GEORGE
MULCAHY, JOHN
MURPHY, ELLINOR
MURPHY, JOHN
MURPHY, TIMY.
MURPHY, TIMY.
MURPHY, TIMY.
MYER, MAURICE
MYNAHAN, MAURICE
NOLAN, JOHN
NUNAN, JOHN
NUNAN, JOHN
PENDERGAST, JAMES
POWER, EDMOND
POWER, PIERCE
QUINAGAN, DAVID
REA, PATK.
REAGAN, DAVID
REAGAN, JOHN
RIERDON, DAVID
RING, DAVID
RING, TIMY.
ROCHE, EDMOND
ROCHE, JOANAH
ROCHE, JOHN
ROCHE, MAURICE
ROCHE, PATK.
ROCHE, RICHARD
RYAN, DAVID
RYAN, PATK.
RYAN, THOMAS
SCOLLY, THOMAS
SHE’AN, JOHN
SHE’AN, MICHAEL
SHE’AN, RICHARD
SHINNICK, RICHARD
SKIDDEY, JAMES
SMYTH, JOHN
SULLIVAN, TIMY.
SULLIVAN, WILLM.
SWINEY, ELINOR
SWINEY, JOHN
TOOMEY, JOHN
VAYLE, ROBERT
WALL, JOHN
WELSH, JAMES
WELSH, JOHN
WELSH, JOHN
WELSH, RICHARD
WELSH, THOMAS
WINN, GEORGE
WOODING, WILLM.
Totals Males
2
2
1
3
6
1
3
2
3
3
4
2
2
3
3
4
4
3
1
2
3
2
1
2
2
3
8
3
4
3

3
1
7
3
2
4
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
1
1
1
2
3
2
4
3
2
3
4
2
4
1
3
4
4
2
2
4
4
4
2
2
4
2
4
2
2
4
3
3
4
3
2
4
3
2
3
3
2
3
4
3
3
2
2
1
2
3
2

3
3
3
5
4
3
1
1
5
3
3
3
3
1
2
4
4
3
3
4
4
1
3
4
2
2
4
2
2
3
3

2
3
2
3
4
4
2
3
5
4
3
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
4
4
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
3
3
2
1
3
1
5
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
5
2
2
2
2
490 Females
2
3
1
4
7
2
3
2
2
3
3
1
3
2
4
3
3
6
3
2
4
3
1
4
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
2
5
5
3
3
3
5
3
6
5
3
3
3
5
3
3
4
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
3
3
4
4
2
2
3
2
3
2
3
4
3
4
2
4
1
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
4
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
3
6
2
3
3
1
3
2
4
3
3
5
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
2
6
3
3
3
1
4
3
3
2
4
5
3
2
2
2
3
2
3
4
3
5
3
4
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
2
3
3
3
2
3
3
2
4
4
7
4
3
3
2
5
2
5
3
2
3
4
1
3
2
3
3
3
2
5
520

Some observations on the Foregoing Lists. There are only 11 (eleven) Protestants Familys, in, this Parish containing 77 persons who are of that Communion, and 31 persons besides, who are of the Popish Religion. There are 179 Popish Familys, among whom, there, is not a Protestant, though consisting of 1,010 (a thousand and ten) persons, whereof 490 are Males, and 520 are Females. There is no Popish Priest or Frier resident in this Parish of Litter; but Richard Welsh, a Popish Priest, who lives in Killatty, an adjoining Parish, which, it is said, he holds with other parishes, doth all duties for the Popish Inhabitants; but most of them attend the Popish Mass-house of Fermoy as the nearest to them. This Return, is made for, the Parish of Litter, in the Diocess of Cloyne, by me, Thomas Tuckey, Vicar.

1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF CLONDULANE

A List of the Families in the parish of Clondulane, in the Diocese of Cloyne, taken this 8^th day of April 1766 – Revd. Thomas Meulk is the Vicar of Clondulane

10 Protestant Families – 72 Popish Families

John Noonane is the reputed Popish Priest. No Friar resided in the Parish.

Arranged Alphabetically

Pr. - Protestant

BARRETT, JOHN
BARRY, ROBERT
BARRY, ROBERT
BARRY, WILLIAM
BEGLY, DENNIS
BRENOCK, MAURICE
BRIEN, TERENCE
BRYAN, MORGAN
BRYAN, WILLIAM
BUCKLY, MAURICE
CALLAGHAN, DENNIS
CALLAGHAN, DENNIS
CANNING, WILLIAM Pr.
CAREY, PETER
CARROL, DENNIS
CASEY, DAVID
CAVANAGH, RICHARD
COLEBORN, PATK.
COLLINS, THOMAS Pr.
CONDON, JAMES
CONDON, JOHN
CONDON, MAURICE
CONDON, RICHARD
CONNEL, JOHN
CONNERS, THOMAS
CONNOR, ANDREW
CONNORS, JOHN
CROTTY, DAVID Pr.
CROWLY, JOHN
CUSHIN, EDMOND
DAWLY, JOHN
DORE, DAVID
DRISCOL, DENNIS
EGAN, THOMAS
EVANS, GEORGE Pr.
FITZGERALD, THOMAS
GEYRY, PATK.
GLISSANE, THOMAS
HARREEN, CORNS.
HARTNETT, WILLIAM Pr. HEAGERTY, MICHAEL
HENDLEY, ROBERT Pr.
KEEFFE, JOHN
KEEFFE, JOHN
KELLY, WILLIAM
LANE, PHILIP
LANE, TIMY.
LEARY, DANIEL
LEHY, PHILIP
LINCH, DANIEL
LOMASNY, WILLM.
MAC OWEN, JOHN
MAGRATH, JAMES
MAGRATH, JAMES
MAHONY, EDMOND
MAHONY, MICHL.
MILES, JOHN
MINTON, JOHN Pr.
MOLOWNY, DANIEL
NOWLAN, LAURENCE
PHELAN, MICHAEL
PYNE, WILLIAM
QUIRK, JAMES
ROACH, JAMES
ROCHE, DAVID
RYAL, GEORGE Pr.
RYE, PATK.
SHEA, MICHAEL
SHEEHAN, JOHN
SHEEHAN, JOHN Pr.
SHEEHAN, PATK.
SHEPHERD, JOHN
SULLIVAN, JOHN
SULLIVAN, ROGER
TOBIN, JOHN
TRACY, JOHN
WALL, MICHAEL
WELSH, EDMOND
WELSH, MICHAEL
WELSH, WILLIAM

(HC 22/10/1770) - TO be sold on the lands of CASTLEHYDE, from six to 8 MILCH ASSES, one or two has lately dropped, and now giving milk, the rest in foal, all young and kind. – Also to be sold, from forty to 5o choice incalf Heifers, now in the care of William Brown of Glannsack, who will shew them and direct any person or persons to the man at Castlehyde, who has a power to sell them. Three months time will be given to any responsible person that shall buy, giving approved security. They will be sold in such numbers as shall be agreeable to the buyer and seller. Dated at Castle Hyde, October 20, 1770.

PIGOT'S DIRECTORY 1824 – FERMOY

IN the county of Cork, is delightfully situated on the banks of the Blackwater, and is distant 108 miles south-west of Dublin, and 18 north-east of Cork. This place is a proof of what public spirited perseverance can effect; as in the rear 1796, when it came into the possession of the late John Anderson, Esq., it consisted only of a carman's inn, and a few wretched mud cabins, whereas now it is a regular well-built town, and contains an industrious and respectable population of six thousand inhabitants, exclusive of the numerous military stationed in the barracks. The first act of this enlightened individual was to improve the roads, and to establish mail coaches, both of which have materially contributed to the prosperity of Fermoy and the neighbouring country, as the high road from Dublin to Cork passes through them. The river divides the town into two unequal parts, the larger of which is on its southern bank. On the northern side are situated a large military hospital, two extensive barracks capable of containing five thousand men, and the church, which was built in 1802. In the other part are three hotels, an extensive ale and porter brewery, a considerable flour mill, a paper mill, a farming implement manufactory, a carriage manufactory, an endowed school, a court-house, where the sessions are held, and where a highly respectable bench of magistrates assemble for the weekly administration of justice, an excellent seminary for boarders under the direction of the Rev. Francis Jones, rector of the parish, and a spacious Catholic chapel, built in 1811. There is here every facility for the education of a family, as good masters in the different branches of literature and accomplishments are always to be had, and the markets are plentifully and cheaply supplied; the corn-market, in particular, is now one of the most considerable in Ireland. Fairs are held on the 21^st of June, the 29^th of August, and the 7^th of November.

POST OFFICE, Artillery-quay – Post Master, Mr. James Talbot. The mail from Dublin and Limerick by Cashel, arrives at four in the morning, and is despatched at nine at night. The Dublin mail by Clonmel arrives at two in the afternoon, and is despatched at eleven in the morning. The mails from Cork arrive every day at eleven in the morning and nine at night, and are despatched at four in the morning and at two in the afternoon.

COACHES, &c.

From the King's Arms.

DUBLIN, the Royal Mail, through Cahir, Cashel and Abbeyleix every night at nine and returns at four in the morning.

DUBLIN, Royal Mail, through Clonmel, Kilkenny, Carlow & Naas, at eleven in the morning and returns at two in the morning.

From Murphy's Hotel

CORK, Royal Mail, every morning at four, and afternoon at two, and returns at eleven in the morning and nine at night.

CORK, the Limerick Day Coach, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at three in the afternoon, and returns on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at eleven in the morning.

LIMERICK, a Day Coach, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at eleven in the morning, through Kildorrery, Kilmallock, Brough, &c, and returns by the same route on Mon. Wed. & Fridays at three in the afternoon.

DUBLIN, Bianconi's Car, through Cahir, Clonmel, Kilkenny and Carlow, at nine in the morning, every day, except Sunday, and returns at four in the afternoon.

Adams, Henry, Esq., Fermoy-house & Creg (NGC)
Adams, Wm., Esq., King’s-sq. (NGC)
Allen, James, Esq., Pro-Collector, Excise
Anderson, John Wm., Esq., Ashfield (NGC)
Anderson, Mrs., Fermoy-lodge (NGC)
Austen, Wm. F., Esq., King’s-sq. (NGC)
Barnett, Richd., Baker, Market-pl.
Barrett, Edward, Tailor & Draper, Patrick-st.
Barrett, Patrick, Woollen Draper, Queen’s-sq.
Barry, David, Tallow Chandler & Tobacconist, Patrick-st.
Barry, Edmund, Timber Merchant, Patrick-st.
Barry, Edwd., Rev., PP, Ballinahany (NGC)
Barry, Garratt, Patrick-st. (Apothecaries, Chemists & Druggists)
Barry, Garrett, Baker, Patrick-st.
Barry, James, Attorney, Church-st.
Barry, John, Leather Seller & Cutter, Patrick-st.
Barry, Michael, Publican, King-st.
Barry, Patrick, Provison Dealer, Old Market-pl,
Barry, Richard, Publican, Patrick-st.
Barry, Thomas, Publican, (Red Lion Tavern), Patrick-st.
Barry, Thos., Publican, Cork hill
Bible, John, Painter & Glazier, King’s-sq.
Briscoe, Robert, Esq., Artillery-sq. (NGC)
Browne, Alice, New Inn & Hotel, King’s-st.
Burgess, Robert, Painter & Glazier, King’s-sq.
Byrom, Martha, Watch Maker, Patrick-st.
Callaghan, Timothy, Publican, Patrick-st.
Campbell, Wm., MD, King’s-sq.
Campion, Rev. Dr., King’s-sq. (NGC)
Cantrell, Thos., Linen Draper, King-st.
Carey, Edward, Esq., Careysville (NGC)
Carey, Mrs., Queen’s-sq. (NGC)
Carroll, John, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, Queen’s-sq.
Clancy, John, Tailor & Draper, King-st.
Condon, James, Publican, King-st.
Connel, Charles, Baker & Spirit Store, Church-st.
Corkeran, John, Victualler, King-st.
Cott, Nicholas, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, King-st.
Cotter, Bartholomew, Publican, Patrick-st.
Cotter, Edward, Merchant, Queen’s-sq.
Cotter, Thos., Woollen Draper, Queen’s-sq.
Cowlan, John, Publican, Market-pl.
D’Arcy, Burton, Gauger, Excise
Davenport, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, King-st.
Dennehy, Helen, Linen Draper, Queen’s-sq.
Dennehy, John, Grocer, Tea, Wine & Spirit Dealer, Queen’s-sq.
Dennehy, Thos., Esq., JP, Belleview (NGC)
Evans, George, Publican, Patrick-st.
Finn, Edmund, Publican, Market-pl.
Fitzgerald, John, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, Church-st.
Fitzgerald, John, Publican, (Garrison Tavern), Church-st.
Fitzmorrice, Wm., Supernumerary Gauger, Excise
Fitzpatrick, George, Baker, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, Patrick-st.
Fitzpatrick, James, Rev., School, Abbey-st.
Flyn, Edmund, Publican, Market-pl.
Flynn, James, Leather Seller & Cutter, Oil & Clolourman, Queen’s-sq.
Flynn, John, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, King-st.
Forster, Geo., Saddler, King-st.
Forster, Richard, Saddler, King-st.
Fowler, John, Linen Draper, Patrick-st.
Gardiner, Thomas, Corn & Coal Merchant, King’s-sq.
Geary, Patrick, Publican, Market-pl.
Gorman, Edmund, Victualler, Patrick-st.
Grant, Rev., Rathanly-rd. (NGC)
Grant, Thomas St. John, JP, Patrick-st. (NGC)
Green, Seymour, Parish Clerk
Grubb, Ann & Son, Livery Stables & Post Carriages, Grubb’s-quay
Grubb, Ann, Linen Draper, Grubb’s-quay
Gurd, Wm., Gunsmith, Church-st.
Hallaghan, John, Wool Comber, King-st.
Hallahan, David, Linen Draper, King-st.
Hanafin, Michael, Linen Draper, Patrick-st.
Hannan, Richd. Jun., Corn & Coal Merchant, Frances-st.
Hannan, Richd., Sen., Esq., Frances-st. (NGC)
Hendley, Matthias, Esq., Mount-rivers (NGC)
Henesy, Michael, Leather Seller & Cutter, King-st.
Henesy, Patrick, Publican, (Cross Keys), Barrack-st.
Hennessy, Richd., Shoe Maker & Earthenware Dealer, Patrick-st.
Holmes, John, Publican, (St. Patrick), Barrack-st.
Hoolahan, Edward, Baker, Queen’s-sq. Hutchinson, Benj., Nursery & Seedsman, King-st.
Hyde, John, Esq., MP for Youghal, Castlehyde (NGC)
Jacob, Thos., Coach Maker, King’s-sq.
Jones, Francis, Rev., School, College (NGC)
Kent, John, Publican, Market-pl.
Kingston, Geo., Carpenter & Auctioneer, Artillery-quay
Kirby, James, Attorney, King-st.
Land, Holmer, Distributor, Stamp Office, Gribb’s-quay
Land, Holmer, Hardware, China & Glass Warehouse, Gribb’s-qy.
Lawes, Thos., Glover, Hosier & Leather Seller, Queen’s-sq.
Lindsay, John Wesley, Bookbinder & Stationer, King-st.
Lindsay, Thos., Printer, King-st.
Lombard, John, Leather Seller & Cutter, King-st.
Lucas, Arthur, Esq., Mount-pleasant (NGC)
Lysaght, John, Publican, King-st.
M’Namara, James, Queen’s-sq. (Apothecaries, Chemists & Druggists)
Maginn, Denis, Straw Hat Maker, Patrick-st.
Moase, John, Grocer, Tea & Spirit Dealer, Straw Hat Maker, Patrick-st.
Molloy, Nicholas, Victualler, Patrick-st.
Morrison, John, Publican, Patrick-st.
Mulcahy, John, Linen Draper, King-st.
Murphy, Charles, MD, Nile-st.
Murphy, Denis, Publican, Patrick-st.
Murphy, Thomas, Limerick Coach Hotel, Grubb’s-qy.
Nagle, John, Oil & Colourman, Queen’s-sq.
Nicolls, Robert, Tallow Chandler & Tobacconist, Queen’s-st.
O Brien, Joseph, Dyer, King-st.
O Donnell, John, Artillery-quay (Apothecaries, Chemists & Druggists)
O Donoghue, Cornelius, Publican, King-st.
O Flanagan, Anth., Corn Merchant, King’s-sq.
O Flanagan, John, Barrack Master, Barracks
O Hara, Robert, Builder, Patrick-st.
O Neill, John, MD, Patrick-st.
O Sullivan, Andrew, Tallow Chandler & Tobacconist, Queen’s-st.
O Sullivan, John, Publican, Queen’s-sq.
Patterson, Alex., Watch Maker, Artillery quay
Pigott, Mary, Publican, Patrick-st.
Quarry, Richd., Attorney, King’s-sq.
Quick, James, Blacksmith, Nile-st.
Reardon, James, Baker, Market-pl.
Reid, David, Miller, Mill Bank
Rice, John, Publican, Patrick-st.
Robinson, Samuel, King’s Arms Hotel, Queen’s-sq.
Robinson, Samuel, Livery Stables, King’s Arms, Queen’s-sq.
Ross, B., Esq., Patrick-st. (NGC)
Ryan, Thos., Baker, Patrick-st.
Sheedy, Michael, School, Frances-st.
Sheehan, John, Victualler, Market-pl.
Sheehy, Garratt, Wool Comber, King-st.
Sliney, Thos., Publican, Patrick-st.
Small, Wm., Locksmith, &c, King-st.
Smyth, Henry, Corn & Coal Merchant, Patrick-st.
Smyth, Wm., Flour Dealer, Artillery-quay
Stewart, William, Esq., Collector, Excise
Stewart, Wm., Colonel, of Creg (NGC)
Sullivan, Jeremiah, Publican, Market-pl.
Talbot, James, Post Master, Post Office, Artillery-quay
Tarrant, Wm., Baker, King-st.
Tate, Wm., Leather Seller & Cutter & Iron Store, Patrick-st.
Thompson, John, Baker, King-st.
Thompson, Richd., Baker, Patrick-st.
Toohill, Patrick, Publican, Barrack-st.
Townsend, Richard, Esq., Surveyor, Excise
Turner, John, Pawnbroker, Abbey-st.
Thompson, Richd., Baker, Patrick-st.
Toohill, Patrick, Publican, Barrack-st.
Townsend, Richard, Esq., Surveyor, Excise
Turner, John, Pawnbroker, Abbey-st.
Walker, Henry & Co., Brewers, Patrick-st.
Walsh, Bridget, Straw Hat Maker, Patrick-st.
Walsh, Edward, Publican, Church-st.
Walsh, Thos., Publican, Church-st.
Waters, James, Publican, Market-pl.
Waters, Patrick, Paper Maker, Fermoy Mill
Westfield, Wm., Baker, Patrick-st.
Whelan, Robert, Agricultural Implement Maker, Nile-st.
White, Patrick, Publican, Church-st.
Whitney, Henry, Hardware Warehouse, Patrick-st.
Whitney, Paul, Oil & Colourman, King’s-st.

AN ABSTRACT OF ALL SUCH ACCOUNTS AS HAVE BEEN TRANSMITTED BY THE JUSTICES TO THE CLERK OF THE PEACE FOR SAID COUNTY, FOURTEEN DAYS PREVIOUS TO THE SPRING ASSIZES, 1843. (CE 10/4/1843

Persons from whom Received For What Offences Justice by Whom Received Received By Sum Received

Ambrose, John Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Brian, Jane Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Kilworth Dispensary 0.5.0

Brian, John Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.10.0

Callaghan, James Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Cooney, Michael Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.10.0

Coughlan, Bridget Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.1.0

Delay, John Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Dennehy, Patrick Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.2.6

Donoghue, Cornelius Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Donovan, John Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Doyle, James Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.2.0

Flynn, William Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.1.0

Garvan, James Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Keeffe, William Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Kennedy, Thomas Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.2.6

M’Neal, Mary Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.2.6

Mahony, David Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Kilworth Dispensary 0.2.6

Massy, George Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.10.0

Mullins, Mary Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.2.6

Murphy, Denis Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 1.0.0

Pyne, Michael Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 1.0.0

Quinlan, John Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 1.0.0

Roche, John Assault Rathcormac Petty Sessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.5.0

Shanassy, Mary Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.1.0

Sheridan, Daniel Assault Fermoy Petty Sessions Fermoy Dispensary 0.2.6

Sullivan, Patrick Assault Rathcormac PettySessions Rathcormac Fever Hospital 0.2.6

(CE 27/11/1843) IMPORTANT – DAVID O GORMAN, (Nephew to the late DAVID O GORMAN, FERMOY), most respectfully informs the Noblemen and Gentlemen who honoured his family with their patronage, that he will commence business on SATURDAY, 25^th November instant, in a well ventilated Shop situated next door to that occupied by his late uncle. D. O GORMAN pledges himself to keep a constant supply of Fresh Meat of the BEST QUALITY, and hopes by the closest personal attention, to deserve a continuance of the Public Support which his family have uninterruptedly enjoyed in the Fermoy Market for nearly half a century. As he is determined never to slaughter an inferior Beast, and as he hopes to succeed by doing an extensive trade rather than by extracting large profits, he earnestly solicits a Trial, and confidently hopes that such Noblemen and Gentlemen as will so far honour him, will continue to favour him with their orders. N.B. – No partnership, or connexion with any other individual. Fermoy, 25^th November, 1843

(CE 29/11/1843) Death Notice:- ‘In King-street, Fermoy, of scaletina, Eliza, aged 5 years, and Henrietta, aged 2 years, daughters of Mr. James M’Cormick.’

(CE 29/12/1843) - FERMOY [REPEAL RENT] per WALTER DENEHY, £79.0.0

Name
Barron, W.
Barry, David
Barry, John, Solicitor
Barry, Matthew
Barry, Nicholas
Barry, Stephen
Bowler, Patrick
Brown, John
Buckley, Arthur
Campbell, W.
Carroll, Richard, Esq., Solicitor
Coghlan, P.
Cotter, Miss
Daly, W.
Denehy, Daniel
Denehy, Francis, Esq.
Denehy, John
Denehy, Miss
Denehy, Samuel
Denehy, Thomas, Esq.
Denehy, Walter, Esq.
Desmond, W.
Dilworth, Rev. Danl., CC
Dowling, Jeremiah
Dowling, John
Downing, Denis
Fleming, Peter
Foley, John
Geary, John
Geran, Mrs.
Green, Thomas
Hennessy, Michael
Hunter, Edward
Joyce, Michael
Joyce, Michael Amount
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
2.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
0.5.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
0.10.0
0.10.0
0.5.0 Name
Keegan, W.
Kelly, John J.
Kent, William
Kirby, Master John
Magnier, Wm.
Molony, D.
Molony, Michael
Mulcahy, W.
Murphy, John
Murphy, Rev. T., PP
Myles, Michael
O Brien, B.
O Callaghan, Dan
O Connor, David
O Donnell, Dr.
O Donovan, Rev. Ml., RCC
O Flanagan, R.
O Gorman, Mrs. D.
O Gorman, Mrs. Mary
O Keeffe, Luke
O Leary, Daniel
Rice, D.
Rice, John
Riordan, James
Riordan, Maurice
Roche, Thomas
Ryan, John
Ryan, Mrs.
Smith, Master Ed.
Sullivan, Andrew
Sullivan, John
Sullivan, John, jun.
Tate, John
Twohill, W.
Waters, Mrs. Amount
0.5.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.7.6
0.7.6
3.0.0
0.5.0
0.7.6
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.7.6
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
0.5.0
0.5.0

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(CC 11/2/1826) – THE ARMY – The 63d Regiment are to march from Westport, Dunmore, &c., to Fermoy, to embark for New South Wales.

(CC 4/4/1826) – Lessee of ANTHONY CLIFF, Esq. – Against – EUGENE BYRNE, and also against WILLIAM DOBBYN – TO BE LET for six Months subject to Redemption, All That and Those the Dwelling House, Offices and Demesne of WATERLOO, part of the Lands of DUNTAHIN, otherwise DUNTAHEEN, immediately adjoining the town of Fermoy in this County of Cork, lately in the occupation of the Defendants or one of them, Containing eleven ACRES or thereabouts Statute Measure, and of which Plaintiff lately recovered possession under an Ejectment for Non-payment of Rent. – The premises may be viewed by applying to WILLIAM BARRY at the House – The Landlord is willing to Treat with any person who may be desirous of becoming Tenant, for granting a Lease to such person for such term as may be agreed upon in the Event of the Premises not being Redeemed. – Proposals will be received by MR. BRASSINGTON, Dominick-street; or JAMES JOHNSON, Esq., the Plaintiff’s Attorney, 40 Rutland-Square, Dublin, April 1

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Fermoy-born Soldiers discharged to Pension prior to 1853 - From The National Archives (PRO), London; Doc. Ref. TNA(PRO)

Indexed by surname and place of birth from the National Archives online catalogues.

Place of birth Castlehyde and Fermoy

Name Served in…/Discharged Covering Dates

BAILLOR, WILLIAM 50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1820-1822

BARBER, THOMAS Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 29 1824-1837

BARRETT, EDMOND 86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1845-1850

BARRY, REDMOND 17^th Dragoons (Light). Discharged aged 42 1825-1853

BAXTER, ROBERT 97^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 1807-1815

BEARD, HENRY 5^th Dragoon Guards; 43^rd Foot Regt.; 4^th Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 33 after 10 years 6 months service 1809

BEDFORD, JOHN Born Castle Hyde. 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28 1818-1827

BRADY, THADY Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 41 1821-1842

BROWN, JAMES Born Castlehyde. 55^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42 1813-1836

BRYAN, MICHAEL Born Castle Hyde. 3^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1826-1847

BUCKLEY, EDMOND 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1838-1852

BUCKLEY, MICHAEL 75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 1825-1837

BULMAN, FRANCIS 66^th Foot Regt.; 13^th Royal Veteran Battalion; 7^th Royal Veteran Battalion. Discharged aged 22 1811-1816

CAHILL, CORNELIUS 66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 1838-1851

CALLAGHAN, JOHN 95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 44 1823-1850

CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER 4^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 1839-1844

CAREY, PATRICK 56^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28 1813-1823

CARTHY, MATTHEW 84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 1821-1840

CASHMAN, PATRICK 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1816-1832

COLBERT, DAVID Or Culbert. 71^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 1824-1845

COLLINS, JOHN 18^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 1846-1854

CONNELL, JAMES 14^th Foot Regt.; 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 after 12 years 11months service 1803

CONNELL, MORRIS 88^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 after 4 years 3 months service. Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge 1807-1811

CONNOLLY, WILLIAM 84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28 1839-1853

COOPER, JOHN 82^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 44 1816-1836

COWLAN, SYLVESTER 37^th Foot Regt.; 81^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 1840-1852

CROWE, WILLIAM 4^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 1820-1838

CUFF, STEPHEN 20^th Dragoons (Light); 4^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 30 1816-1827

CURTIN, JOHN Born Castle Hyde. 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1816-1834

DAL(E)Y, WILLIAM 50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 27 1847-1853

DALY, WILLIAM 65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 1830-1838

DEADY, JOHN 18^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1841-1846

DESMOND, MORRIS 71^st Foot Regt.; Royal Canadian Rifles. Discharged aged 42 1826-1851

DONNAGHOO, JOHN 75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 1825-1846

DONOVAN, JEREMIAH 34^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 1841-1848

DOVEY, WILLIAM 59^th Foot Regt.; Garrison Staff Plymouth; 43^rd Foot Regt.; 90^th Foot Regt.; 4^th Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 51 after 26 years 3 months service. Covering dates year of enlistment to year of discharge 1792-1812

DWYER, MAURICE 95^th Foot Regt.; 96^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1823-1841

ENGLISH, WILLIAM 58^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1821-1840

EVANS, FRANCIS 17^th Foot Regt.; 86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 45 1831-1852

FENTON, JAMES Or Fentin or Finton. 20^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 1842-1853

FINN, MICHAEL 44^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20 1846-1847

FINNESY, PATRICK 47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 1826-1839

FITZGERALD, MICHAEL 12^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23 1826-1833

FITZGERALD, PATRICK 59^th Foot Regt.; 6^th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 20 1850-1851

FITZGERALD, PATRICK 95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1833-1837

FLYNN, STEPHEN 52^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 1823-1846

FOBEY, EDWARD 60^th Foot Regt.; Royal Newfoundland Veterans. Discharged aged 43 1823-1847

FOLEY, JOHN Regt. [Not Known]. Discharged aged 32. Covering date year of discharge 1816

GILLIE, JAMES Born Castlehyde. 12^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 37 1817-1840

GROOPIE, HENRY Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 39 1832-1853

HAGARTY, JOHN Or Hagerty. 20^th Dragoons (Light); 17^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43 1816-1840

HEALY, JOHN 84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32 1822-1836

HENESSY, WILLIAM 5^th Dragoon Guards. Discharged aged 33 1812-1824

HENNESSY, MAURICE 32^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 1815-1837

HENNESSY, NICHOLAS 37^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 1816-1821

HENNESSY, PATRICK 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42 1816-1841

HERLAHY, EDWARD 50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1842-1843

HICKEY, JOHN 85^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 1837-1849

HOGAN, DAVID 65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42 1830-1852

HOGAN, EDWARD 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 52 1796-1815

HOGIN, WILLIAM 96^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 47 1825-1848

HOL(L)OCY, MAURICE 39^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32 1820-1839

HOLLAND, WALTER 73^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19 1845-1847

HOWARD, WILLIAM 38^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 1825-1850

HYDE, HENRY Born Castlehyde. 65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19 1830-1835

JONES, RICHARD 3^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 1845-1852

JONES, THOMAS Born Castle Hyde. 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1824-1847

KEEFFE, DANIEL 85^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 after 3 years 2 months service. Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge 1807-1810

KELLY, DENIS 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 1818-1832

KIRBY, WILLIAM 7^th Dragoon Guards. Discharged aged 43 1812-1839

LAMB, RICHARD 1^st Foot Regt.; 3^rd Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 26 1814-1816

LAMB, RICHARD 59^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1817-1818

LARAGEE, JAMES 33^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23 1836-1840

LEANE, EDWARD 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 1816-1838

LEE, WILLIAM 69^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 1842-1843

MAHON(E)Y, CHARLES 4^th Garrison Battalion; 82^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 after 3 years 9 months service. Covering dates year of enlistment to year of discharge 1808-1812

MAHONY, GEORGE 5^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 1826-1840

MAHONY, THOMAS 60^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1823-1845

MANION, WILLIAM 69^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1846-1851

MC CARTHY, DENNIS 47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36 1826-1840

MC CARTHY, JAMES 47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1825-1842

MC CARTHY, JOHN 52^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1832-1853

MC DONALD, WILLIAM 8^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 37 after 18 years service 1795

MC DONALD, WILLIAM Or Mc Donnell.12^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 42 after 22 years service 1800

MC KELLY, JOHN Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 30 1808-1820

MC MANNES, JOHN Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 42 1830-1853

MOORE, THOMAS 32^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 34 1826-1845

NAGLE, RICHARD 13^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 1825-1839

NEUGENT, JOHN 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1838-1844

NIGENT, PATRICK 75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 1825-1840

NOONAN, CORNELIUS 97^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 1832-1837

O BRIEN, BARTHOLOMEW 66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 1812-1824

O BRIEN, JAMES 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1827-1838

O KEEFF, MOSES 44^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 1825-1840

POWELL, JAMES 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46 1805-1821

POWER, RICHARD 22^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46 1826-1848

REARDON, JOHN 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1841-1848

REDIOUGH, WILLIAM Or Readiough.48^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 1827-1853

ROACH(E), PATRICK 17^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 1828-1852

ROACH, JAMES 12^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 1826-1848

ROACH, WILLIAM 60^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 1827-1836

ROACH, WILLIAM 66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36 1813-1825

ROACHE, THOMAS 36^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32 1823-1834

ROL(L)ESTON, STEPHEN 2^nd Foot Guards. Discharged aged 37 1820-1846

RYAN, LAWRENCE 10^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 38 1822-1840

SHEA, JOHN 75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 1825-1845

SHEEHAN, JAMES 11^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43 1815-1832

SHEEHAN, PATRICK Born Castle Hyde. 86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19 1837-1838

STAPLES, WILLIAM 66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28 1835-1846

STEWART, HENRY 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 18 1839-1840

SULLIVAN, DENIS 61^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36 1816-1835

SULLIVAN, DENNIS 20^th Foot Regt.; 54^th Foot Regt.; 41^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 1826-1844

SULLIVAN, DENNIS 89^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 49 1798-1820

SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY 58^th Foot Regt.; 2^nd Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 45 1806-1815

SWEENEY, FRANCIS 34^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 1839-1849

SWEENEY, WILLIAM 16^th Dragoons (Light); 1^st Royal Veteran Battalion. Discharged aged 44 1806-1825

TOBIN, JOHN 76^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1843-1847

TOOLE, JOHN 84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 1815-1824

TORPHY, THOMAS Or Thorpy or Torpy. 95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 1823-1842

TURNER, RICHARD 25^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 1843-1851

VAUGHAN, DAVID 1^st Foot Regt.; 55^th Foot Regt.; Royal Waggon Train Discharged aged 40 1809-1842

WEEK(E)S 20^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 1842-1853

WOODS, GARRETT 58^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 1842-1853

WOODS, THOMAS 63^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23 1842-1848

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(CE 20/11/1844) - O CONNELL TRIBUTE – FERMOY - £71.13.4

Name
Barry, David
Barry, Edmd.
Barry, Edwd.
Barry, J.
Barry, J., Solicitor
Barry, Mathew
Barry, Stephen
Browne, John
Browne, John
Burns, D.
Cahill, James
Cahill, Thos.
Call, Mrs.
Carroll, Rd., Solr.
Casey, John
Cheavers, Mr.
Cotter, Miss
Cotter, Mrs.
Coughlan, P.
Coursy, Mrs.
Daly, Cornelius
Dawlin, Jerh.
Denehy, Francis, Brook Lodge
Dennehy, John, Fermoy
Dennehy, Thos., Esq., Bellview
Dennehy, Walter, Fermoy
Dilworth, Daniel, Rev., CV
Donovan, Patt.
Dowling, Ellen
Downing, Denis
Fitzgerald, David
Fleming, Peter
Foley, John
Ford, James
Geary, Michl.
Geary, P.
Green, Thos., Dantaheen
Guillee, Michl.
Hennessy, Ml.
Hunter, Ed.
Hunter, Edwd.
Joyce, Michl., sen.
Joyce, Ml., jun.
Keeffe, Luke
Keleher, Denis
Kelly, John J.
Kent, J., jun.
Kent, John Amount
1.0.0
0.2.6
0.5.0
0.2.6
1.0.0
0.2.6
1.10.0
1.0.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.10.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
2.0.0
0.2.6
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.10.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
0.5.0
0.2.6
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.2.6
0.5.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.10.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.10.0
0.2.6
0.2.6 Name
Kirby, David
Kirby, Edward
Kirby, J., Master
Leary, Daniel
Maguire, Wm.
Molony, Michl.
Molony, Ml.
Mulcahy, John
Murphy, J.
Murphy, James
Murphy, John
Murphy, Ml.
Murphy, T., Rev., PP
Myles, Michael
Nicholds, Thos.
O Brien, Batt
O Brien, Wm.
O Callaghan, Danl.
O Connell, James
O Connell, Patk.
O Connor, David
O Donovan, Ml., Rev., CC
O Flanagan, R.
O Gorman, H., Mrs.
O Gorman, M., Mrs.
O Neill, J., Doctor
O Sullivan, Andw.
O Sullivan, Danl.
O Sullivan, J., jun.
O Sullivan, J., sen.
O Sullivan, M.
Regan, M.
Rice, David
Rice, John
Riordan, James
Riordan, Maurice
Roche, D.
Roche, Masters
Roche, Thomas
Roche, Thos.
Ryan, John
Ryan, Mrs.
Smyth, Edmd.
Smyth, E., Master
Smyth, John
Stewart, Charles
Tate, John
Toohill, Mr. Amount
0.2.6
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.2.6
1.0.0
0.2.6
0.10.0
0.5.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.10.0
0.5.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.2.6
1.0.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
0.3.6
0.3.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.2.6
0.15.0
0.5.0
0.2.6
0.2.6
0.5.0
0.2.6
1.0.0
0.2.6
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.5.0

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O CONNELL TRIBUTE FOR 1845 – FERMOY - £70.0.0

Name
Barry, David
Barry, Edward
Barry, John, Esq., solicitor
Barry, Nichs.
Barry, Steph.,Esq.
Bowler, Patrick
Cahil, John
Cahill, James
Cahill, Patrick
Campbell, Wm.
Carroll, Richard, Esq., solicitor
Cotter, Miss
Cotter, Mrs.
Denehy, Frans., Esq., Brooklodge
Dennehy, C.W., Esq., solicitor
Dennehy, John
Dennehy, Thomas, Esq., ex-JP, Bellview
Dennehy, Walter, Esq.
Desmond, H.
Dilworth, D., Rev., CV
Donovan, Pat.
Donovan, Patrick
Dowling, Jeremiah
Downing, Denis
Fleming, Peter
Foley, Jno., Messrs.
Hennessy, Ml., Messrs.
Hunter, Edward
Joyce, Michael Sen.
Joyce, Michl., Jun. Amount
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.7.6
1.10.0
0.10.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
2.0.0
0.10.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
0.5.0
2.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0 Name
Kelly, John
Kirby, Edward
Magner, Wm.
Mansfield, Michael
Moloney, Michael
Molony, David
Mulcahy, John
Murphy, John
Murphy, T., Very Rev., PP
O Brien, Barth.
O Brien, Denis, Esq.
O Callaghan, Danl.
O Connell, John
O Connor, David
O Donovan, M., Rev., CC
O Flanagan, Roderick
O Gorman, H. A., Mrs.
O Gorman, Mary, Mrs.
O Neill, John, Esq., MD
O Sullivan, Andw.
O Sullivan, Daniel
O Sullivan, John Jun.
Price, David
Price, John
Reardon, J., Messrs.
Reardon, Maurice
Roche, Thomas
Smyth, E., Master
Stewart, Charles
Sullivan, John
Taite, John Amount
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
3.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.10.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.5.0
1.0.0
0.5.0
0.10.0
0.5.0

(CE 6/6/1845) – FERMOY UNION – Wednesday – The weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held at the usual hour. - THOMAS DENNEHY, Esq., in the Chair. – Other Guardians present – Messrs. Perrott, John O Neill, MD, Smyth, Carroll, Mackay, O Sullivan, Roche, Walsh, Kirby, Thornhill, Verling and Lomasny. The Rev. D. Delworth, CC, was also present during part of the proceedings.

THE STATE OF THE HOUSE

Remaining at the end of last week: 423

Admitted since: 58 – 481

Discharged during the week: 54

Remaining in the House: 427

Average weekly expenses of each pauper – 1s. 4 ¾ d.

A prostitute labouring under disease applied to be admitted for the purpose of being cured. It appearing that she was from another union, Mr. O Sullivan moved that she be rejected, and added, that since the discussion on the last day, mature reflection had induced him to alter his formed opinion, and that he would in future be disposed to reject this class of person. - Mr. Mackay having seconded it, the resolution was put from the Chair, when there appeared for it 6, against it 5. Majority for rejecting 1. - The Clerk then read a letter from the Commissioners pressing the Board to contract for vaccination. - Dr. O Neill said the board had been obliged to discontinue the contracts as they found that they could not get competent medical practitioners to undertake the duty at the low rate of remuneration appointed by the Commissioners. The operation had been performed in so careless and inefficient a manner in numerous cases as to be of no utility whatever. He regretted that the Union should be in this manner deprived of the benefit of the Vaccination Act, as he was aware himself of 14 or 15 cases of small pox, which had proved fatal, but he thought there was no use in advertising for tenders, until the Commissioners sanctioned an adequate remuneration which would induce respectable Medical or Surgical Practitioners to undertake the duty. He concluded by proposing a resolution in accordance with these views of the subject, which was carried unanimously. - The Clerk read another letter from the Commissioners, objecting to the resolution lately passed on the subject of Mendicancy. - Mr. Carroll said the resolution referred to was one of so salutary a nature that he had no doubt the Board, notwithstanding the opposition of the Commissioners, would continue to act on it. He moved – ‘That the practice of sending two paupers to attend at the coaches, or other public conveyances, with placard requesting the passengers not to encourage strolling beggars, is not attended with any practical inconvenience or injury to the discipline of the house as suggested by the Commissioners, and that the Board are of opinion that it should be persevered in.’ – Carried unanimously. - Tenders for the supply of milk for the next three months having been read, Edward Shinnick was declared Contractor at the rate of 2 ½ d. per imperial gallon. – Having disposed of the routine business the Board adjourned.

(CE 29/8/1845) – STUART’S STAR HOTEL AND TAVERN, Artillery Quay, Fermoy, Three Doors from the Square, near the Provincial Bank. R. Stuart takes leave to inform his Friends and the Public, Families and Commercial Gentlemen, that they will find Home Comfort, combined with Economy, at the above Establishment. To every person doing him the honour of a Trial the most particular attention will be paid. Moderate Charges and Well-aired Beds.

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(CE 5/1/1846) – Fermoy Sessions Jurors

Adams, Wm. Bulor, Arthur Condon, Patrick Evans, Richard O Neil, Daniel Ryan, John

Barry, Michael Casey, Langer Curner, Robert Macbeth, John Rue, Richard Shongman, Wm.

(CE 6/5/1846) – Death Notice :- ‘At Fermoy, on the 3d inst., Richard D. Murphy, Esq., son of Dr. Murphy; his premature death is a source of deep sorrow to his afflicted family. His mild, gentle and unobtrusive manners had won for him the esteem of a large circle of friends and acquaintances.’

(CE 22/5/1846) – FERMOY POOR RELIEF FUND - £802.10.4

Name
Abercromby, R., Sir
Adams, S. H., Rev.
Ahern, Rev. Mr., CC
Allin, Mrs. John
Austen, Wm. F.
Baily, Robt., Cork
Barnes, Captain
Barry, David
Barry, John
Barry, John, Solicitor
Barry, Nicholas
Barry, Stephen
Bayler, Arthur
Bayler, Peter
Bell, Frederick
Bell, James P.
Bell, Joseph
Bourke, Michael, Solicitor
Bowler, Patrick
Briscoe, Capt.
Briscoe, Robert
Cahill, J.
Cahill, P., Hotel
Callaghan, Daniel
Callaghan, John
Camp, Daniel
Campbell, Dr.
Carey, Edward K.
Carey, Jn., Cregg
Carroll, Richard, Solicitor
Carroll, Wm. & Co.
Clancy, David
Clancy, John
Cliffe, Anthony
Collis, M. A., Rev.
Collis, Peter, Capt.
Corban, William
Cotter, John
Cotter, Miss
Coughlan, Patrick
Crosbie, Mrs.
Curtin, John, Master,
Fermoy Workhouse
Daly, Cornelius
Dann, Jonathan
Dennehy, C. W., Solicitor
Dennehy, Danl.
Dennehy, John
Dennehy, Miss
Dennehy, Thomas
Dennehy, Walter
Denny, Jas., Cork
Dilworth, D., Rev.
Dowling, Jeremiah
Dowling, Jn., Jun.
Dowling, Jn., Sen.
Downing, Denis
Drew, Dr.
Earl of Mountcashell
Eyre, Paul
Fitzgerald, Mr.
Fleming, Peter
Ford, James
Furlong, Charles, Solicitor
Geary, Daniel
Geary, Joseph
Hendley, Matthias
Hennessy, Thomas
Hennis, Mrs.
Hunter, Edward
Hyde, John*
Hyde, Wm. Lane
Ivers, James
Jacob, Thomas Amount
150.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
2.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
10.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
20.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
20.0.0
2.0.0
10.0.0
10.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
30.0.0
10.0.0
2.0.0
4.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0

2.10.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
10.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
20.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
3.0.0
25.0.0
5.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0 Name
Johnson, Francis
Johnson, see Lawes
Joyce, Michael
Kelly, John J.
Keyburne, Rev. Mr.
Kirby, Edward
Kirby, Mrs.
Land, Holmer
Land, John
Lane, Michael
Lawes & Johnson
Lucas, Captain
M’..o, Thomas
M’Cormack, Jas.
Magnier, William
Mansfield, Michael
Massey, George
Meredith, Capt.
Mockler, Jas., Rev.
Molony, Michl.
Moore, Miss, Moorehill
Moore, Moorehill
Mulchay, John
Murphy, C., Barrack-hill
Murphy, C., Grange
Murphy, Michael
Murphy, T., Rev., PP
Myles, Mrs.
Nicholds, John
Nowlan, Richard
O Brien, Barth.
O Brien, Denis
O Brien, Wm.
O Connor, David
O Flanagan, John F.
O Gorman, Mary, Mrs.
O Gorman, Mrs. D.
O Neil, Dr.
O Sullivan, E., Solicitor
O Sullivan, John, Jun.
O Sullivan, John, Sen.
Perrott, John
Perrott, S. W., Dublin
Phipps, John P.
Price, C. S.
Rea.., Redmond
Reid, James
Reid, Mrs.
Rice, David
Rice, John
Riordan, James
Roche, Dr.
Ross, Thomas
Ryan, John
Ryan, Thomas
Scott, Robert, Rev.
Shanahan, John
Sherlock, J. W., Solicitor
Singleton, ____
Smith, Robert
Smyth, Henry
Somerville, R., Sub Inspector
Stewart, Mrs., Cregg
Sullivan, Andrew
Tate, John
Toohill, Daniel
Turner, Jones
Walker, Mrs. Henry
Walsh, Michael
Walsh, Terence, Youghal
Waters, Mrs.
White, Jas., Rev. Amount
1.0.0

2.0.0
2.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
10.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
12.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
4.0.0
1.0.0
2.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
10.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
2.0.0
15.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
20.0.0
2.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
5.0.0
3.0.0
1.0.0
4.0.0
5.0.0
5.0.0

*Mr. Hyde has also pledged himself to give additional employment to the amount of £100.

Men employed in Mill Coach Yard 1.0.0 Officers & Men, 74^th Depot 7.16.4

National Bank 10.0.0 Provincial Bank 15.0.0

(CC 27/6/1846) – FERMOY UNION – THE Board of Guardians of the above Union will on WEDNESDAY, the 8^th JULY next, receive Sealed Proposals for VACCINATION, at the rate of ONE SHILLING for every successful case, from duly qualified Physicians or Surgeons for the following districts:-

1. – KILWORTH, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Kilworth and Macrony.

2. – MITCHELSTOWN, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Mitchelstown and Marshalstown.

3. – KILDORRERY, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Kildorrery, Farrihy and Templemalogga.

4. – GLANWORTH, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Glanworth, Derrivilane and Kilgullane.

5. – CASTLETOWNROCHE, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Castletownroche and Kilcrumper.

6. – BALLYHOOLEY, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Ballyhooley and Killatty.

7. – The Electoral District of FERMOY.

8. – The Electoral District of ARDNAGEEHY.

9. – AHERN, comprising the Electoral District of Ahern and Ballynoe

10. – KNOCKMOURNE, comprising the Electoral Divisions of Knockmourne and Mogeela.

11. – The Electoral District of RATHCORMAC

12. – The Electoral District of CASTLELYONS

No person will be appointed VACCINATOR for more than one of the above 12 districts. – Persons proposing will be required to attend before the Board on the day of election, and to produce their qualifications for examination. – All proposals to be left at the Clerk’s Office at the Workhouse, before 11 o clock on the 8^th July next. – By Order, - JOHN O SULLIVAN, Secretary. – June 26, 1846.

(CC 18/7/1846) - £5,000 - £3,000 - £1,200 – TO BE LENT. The first would be divided, in sums not less than £1,000; and the last in sums not less than £200. – Apply to Mr. Burke, Fermoy

(CC 18/7/1846) – FOR SALE – AT JACOB’S Coach Manufactory, KING’S SQUARE, FERMOY, a Four-wheeled COVERED CAR, with Patent Axles, Globes, &c. (by Edden, Cork); is in excellent Condition; also, a DRAG, with similar appendages. – This ESTABLISHMENT is largely supplied with an Assortment of NEW and SECOND-HAND VEHICLES, which will be Sold on reasonable Terms, and accommodation given for Payment if required. – The Proprietor desires to return Thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, for the support his Establishment has received for the last Twenty-five Years, and pledges himself that no persons in fair Trade will supply equal Value on more Moderate Terms. – A FEW SETS OF HARNESS on Sale (London Manufacture) – Chariots, Britzka, Cars and Gigs, at hire. – (One Concern) – Fermoy, July, 1846.

(CC 18/7/1846) – FERMOY COLLEGE – THOMAS ROBINSON, AB, MASTER – THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION was held on TUESDAY, JUNE 30^th. The following are the Branches Examined in, viz., Euclid, Greek, Latin, History, English Grammar, Geography, Writing, &c., &c.

Medals were adjudged to the following Pupils -

A Gold Medal to Master WILLIAM DANN

A Silver Medal to Master WILLIAM NASH

A Silver Medal to Master BAYLOR

A Silver Medal to Master HENRY DANN

A Silver Medal to Master GRUBB

Premiums of Books were given to Masters GEO. STANLEY, LLEWELLYN NASH, JAMES LAND, HOMER LAND, and THOMAS JOHNSON.

The Encouragement afforded to Diligence and Laudable Ambition in this Establishment are not surpassed by any similar one. It may be necessary to state, for the information of those not acquainted with the Situation of the College, that it is built at the distance of about 10 minutes; walk of the town, commanding a most delightful and extensive prospect, and surrounded by a walled-in Play Ground of several Acres, with a fine Ball Alley; that the House contains ample accommodation for a great number of Boarders; that such is the salubrity of the situation, that for 46 years, during which time the School has been established, not one Boarder had to leave through want of health. This is a fact which Mr. Robinson wishes may be known to the Parents and Guardians of Children.

The Modern Languages taught by a Native of Germany, on the usual terms; also, drawing by a Highly Qualified Teacher. No Expense is spared to procure the most efficient assistants.

VACATION will terminate on the 28^th of JULY.

Prospectuses, containing terms &c., can be had by application to Mr. Robinson, at the College

“We have carefully examined the Pupils under Mr. Robinson’s care, and feel much pleasure in adding, that their proficiency is highly creditable to his abilities and diligence. Their information is not only extensive but well grounded.” – JAMES WHITE, M. ATKIN COLLIS, Fermoy, July 2^nd.

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SLATER'S 1846 DIRECTORY - FERMOY WITH THE PARISHES OF CLONDULANE, LITTER AND NEIGHBOURHOOD

FERMOY, a market and post town and parish, in the barony of Condons and Clongibbons, county of Cork, is 134 miles SW from Dublin, 38 SE from Limerick and 23 NE from Cork; finely situated on the Blackwater river, in the centre of an extensive and exceedingly fertile agricultural district. This place is said to have originated in the foundation of a Cistercian abbey by the family of the Roches, in the beginning of the twelfth century. In 1796, when the late John Anderson became its possessor, by purchase, it consisted only of a few mud cabins and the ruins of the old abbey; but in a few years, by the exertions of its enterprising and spirited owner, it became not only one of the prettiest inland towns in Ireland, but, during his proprietorship, one of considerable manufacture – and industry, comfort and respectability was soon apparent. In consequence of the unfortunate failure of Mr. Anderson's bank, the place subsequently became the property of Sir Robt. Abercromby, Bart., who is highly respected as a landlord, albeit, it is to be regretted, a non-resident. The improvements in the town, however, progress satisfactorily under the intelligent superintendence of Sir Robert's agent, Matthias Hendley, Esq., Several handsome houses have been recently built – two in the Elizabethan style of architecture, in Abercromby-place, are really elegant; and near the same site Frederick Bell, Esq., has erected a beautiful residence. The site, too, of the extensive brewery of Messrs Perrott & Co. has, by the happy means of the total abstinence movement, been appropriated to the erection of sober and comfortable dwellings, shops and warehouses. The bridge of seventeen arches, connecting the northern and southern portions of the town, is a noble structure. The prospect of a railway to Midleton has suspended the project of making the Blackwater navigable to the town. The staple trade of Fermoy is in corn and butter, of which considerable quantities are sent off. There are three flour mills and several nursery ground in the neighbourhood; those belonging to Mr. Baylor, called the ‘Woodbine Nursery,' and that of Mr. Reali, Ballyarthur, and of Mr. Fitzgerald, Barrack hill, merit especial notice. The National Bank of Ireland and the Provincial Bank have branches here, and there is a savings' bank and a loan fund. The government of the town is confided chiefly to the county and resident magistracy. General sessions of the peace are held twice a year, and petty sessions once a fortnight, in the court-house, a well arranged building, at the east end of the town. The barracks are remarkably commodious; a portion of the new barracks has been converted into a workhouse.

There are four edifices for public worship, namely, the church of the establishment erected in 1802; the Roman Catholic chapel in 1811; the Methodist chapel in 1820, and that for Presbyterians in 1837. The church is rather an elegant structure, with a square tower, formerly augmented by a spire, which, becoming insecure, was taken down some years since, but is about to be replaced by subscription. The late Mr. Anderson gave the site for the church, and nearly £3,000 towards its erection. The Roman Catholic chapel is likewise a handsome building, lately enlarged and embellished. The Methodist and Presbyterian chapels are small but neat buildings. The late Rev. Dr. William Adair endowed a school for teaching the useful branches of education; the present master has ably conducted this establishment for more than twenty years; there is also a school for females attached, superintended by the ladies of the town. There are national and infants schools and several private academies. A convent for nuns of the order of Presentation has been built in a handsome style, on the brow of a hill, to the south of the town, consisting of a centre and two wings; in one of the latter is a chapel, in the other a school-house for girls, who are carefully and gratuitously instructed by the ladies of the establishment. The environs of Fermoy abound with charming scenery, and numerous villas and mansions of the opulent. The market is held on Saturday. Fairs June 21^st, August 20^th, and November 7^th. The population of the parish, in 1841, was 7,543, and the town 6,379 of that number.

CLONDULANE, a parish, partly in the barony of Fermoy, but chiefly in that of Condons and Clongibbons, contains a parish church, which is a small neat building, situated between two and three miles from Fermoy. At GLENDULLANE are extensive flour mills, built by the late Earl of Mountcashel. Population of the parish 1,823.

LITTER, or CASTLEHYDE parish, which lies contiguous to that of Fermoy, is intersected by the Blackwater river, by which it is divided into two, nearly equal parts. The principal seat is Castlehyde, the spacious and elegant manison of John Hyde, Esq., JP, beautifully situated on the northern bank of the Blackwater, in the midst of a highly picturesque and richly-wooded demesne, extending on both sides the river; and within its precincts are the ivied ruins of the ancient castle, which, at a former period, gave to the parish its name. The church of the parish is a small but neat building. The population of the parish is about two thousand.

POST OFFICE, King street, Mr. Jonathan Dann, Post Master. – The Dublin Mail, with letters from Limerick, Cashel, and various parts West and North, arrives every morning at twelve minutes before five, and is despatched every night at a quarter past nine. - The Dublin Mail, with letters from Clonmel and parts East, &c, arrives every day at twelve, and is despatched every afternoon at one. – Letters from Cork and the South arrive every afternoon at one, and are despatched every morning at half-past four.

COACHES & CARS - The Coaches from the Coach Office, King street, the Cars from Robinson's Hotel.

To DUBLIN, the Royal Mail (from Cork), every afternoon at one; goes through Clonmel, Kilkenny and Carlow – and the Royal Mail (from Cork), every night at nine; goes through Cahir, Cashel, Templemore, Kilcullen and Naas.

To CORK, the Royal Mail (from Dublin), every morning at a quarter before five; goes through Rathcormac – the Royal Mail (from Dublin), every day at twelve – and a Day Coach, from the Queen's Arms, Queen's square, every morning (Sunday excepted) at eight.

To CORK, a Car (from Kilkenny), and one (from Limerick), every afternoon (Sunday excepted) at two; both go through Rathcormac.

To KILKENNY, a Car (from Cork), every morning (Sunday excepted) at a quarter before nine; goes through Mitchelstown and Clonmel.

To LIMERICK, a Car (from Cork), every morning (Sunday excepted) at a quarter before nine; goes through Glanworth, Kidorrery and Rock Mills.

To YOUGHAL, a Mail Car, from the Coach Office, King street, every morning at five; goes through Tallow.

Arranged Alphabetically.

(NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy

Adams, Henry Moore, Esq., & Samuel Henry, Rev., South Cregg (NGC)
Ahern, Daniel, Stone Mason, New Town
Allen, see Reid
Allin, John, Esq., Mona-beg (NGC)
Andrews, Thomas, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Austen, William Forward, Esq., JP, Grange hill (NGC)
Baird, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Barnes, Captain, Laurel hill (NGC)
Barrett, Patrick, Leather Seller, New Market pl.
Barron, Pierce, Carpenter, Timber Merchant, Old Market pl.
Barry, Ann, Matron, Union Workhouse, New Barracks
Barry, Arthur, Butcher, William st.
Barry, Bessy, Milliner & Dressmaker, Church st.
Barry, Catherine, Schoolmistress, Union Workhouse, New Barracks
Barry, Daniel, Boot & Shoe Maker, Princess st.
Barry, David, Tallow Chandler, Patrick st.
Barry, Davis, Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturer, Patrick st.
Barry, Eliza, Mrs., Cork road (NGC)
Barry, Hannah, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Patrick st.
Barry, Hannah, Ironmonger & Hardwareman, Oil & Colourman, Patrick st.
Barry, James, Builder, Carpenter, Cork rd.
Barry, James, Captain, JP, Ballyclough House (NGC)
Barry, John, Attorney, Patrick st.
Barry, John, Baker, Publican, Patrick st.
Barry, John, Butcher, New Market pl.
Barry, John, Master, National School, top of King st.
Barry, Mary, Milliner & Dressmaker, Grubb's qy.
Barry, Matthew, Publican, New Market pl.
Barry, Michael, Yeaf (?) Maker, Old Market pl.
Barry, Nicholas, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Patrick st.
Barry, Patrick, Butcher, William st.
Barry, Stephen, Porter Agent, Spirit Merchant, King st.
Baylor, Arthur, Nurseryman, Woodside Nursery
Baylor, Robert, Ironmonger & Hardwareman, Seed Dealer, King st.
Bell, Frederick, Esq., Abercromby place (NGC)
Bell, Joseph, Esq., St. James' place (NGC)
Bible, Ellen, Mrs., King's square (NGC)
Bible, John Grocer, King st.
Birmingham, Jas., Wheelwright, New Market pl.
Black, John, Nurseryman, Barrack hill
Bourke, Michael, Attorney, Walker's row
Bowler, Jas., China, Glass, Earthenware & Salt Dealer, Patrick st.
Bowler, Patrick, Baker, Corn & Flour Dealer, Patrick st.
Briscoe, Edwd., Capt., Abercromby pl. (NGC)
Briscoe, Robert, & Robert John, Esqrs., Clondulane (NGC)
Browne, Daniel Corn Dealer, Coal Merchant, Artillery qy.
Browne, John, Agent for the Royal Mail, King st.
Buckley, David, Saddler, Patrick st.
Burgess, Robert, Painter & Glazier, King st.
Burns, David, Grocer, Cork rd.
Burns, Patrick, Head Constable, Constabulary Barrack, New Market pl.
Cahill, James, Apothecary, Patrick st.
Cahill, Patrick, Queen's Arms, Queen's sq.
Camp, Daniel, Supervisor, Excise Office, Grubb's qy. (Cork rd.)
Campbell, Arthur, Barrister, St. James' place
Campbell, Edw., Clothes Dealer, Patrick st.
Campbell, William, Physician, St. James' pl.
Carey, Edward Kiely, Esq., JP, Carey's Ville (NGC)
Carey, John, Blacksmith, Clondulane
Carey, John, Esq., South Cregg (NGC)
Carey, Mr., Queen sq. (NGC)
Carey, Patrick, Eating House, King st.
Carey, Peter, Esq., Clondulane (NGC)
Carey, Richard, Captain, Patrick st. (NGC)
Carroll, Eliza, Publican, Glendulane
Carroll, Richard, Attorney, Patrick st.
Casey, John, Baker, Grocer, Publican, Saddler, New Market pl.
Cheevers, Andrew, Builder, Patrick st.
Clancy, David, Publican, King st.
Clancy, John, Tailor & Draper, King st.
Clancy, Michael, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Patrick st.
Coe, Samuel, Acting Constable, Constabulary Barrack, Carey's ville
Cohen, Susannah, Corn, Flour, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Patrick st.
Colbert, Patrick, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, King st.
Collins, John, Carpenter, Clondulane
Collins, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Grocer, Barrack hill
Collins, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Patrick st.
Collis, Maurice Atkin, Rev., Fermoy House (NGC)
Collis, Peter, Captain, Montford Lodge (NGC)
Collis, William Cooke, Captain, JP, Castle Cooke (NGC)
Connell, Patrick, Tailor, Barrack hill
Connell, Richard, Eating House, King st.
Connell, Richard, Music Teacher, Organist (Church of Ireland), Cork rd.
Connors, Thomas, Slater & Plasterer, Chapel hill
Conroy, Honoria, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Corban, Lawrence, Esq., JP, Mary Ville (NGC)
Corban, William, Esq., Betty Ville (NGC)
Cosgrave, Maurice, Ironmonger & Hardware, Oil & Colourman, Patrick st.
Cotter, Ellen, Grocer, Queen sq.
Cotter, Johanna, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
Crosby, Mrs., Fermoy House (NGC)
Crow, John, Grocer, Barrack hill
Cull, Lucretia & Co., Corn & Flour, Trimming & Smallware Dlrs., Patrick st.
Cunnigham, John, Stone Mason, William st,
Cunningham, Denis, Coal Merchant, Barrack hill
Curtin William, Publican, New Market st.
Curtin, Daniel, Blacksmith, Vulcan st.
Curtin, John, Governor, Union Workhouse, New Barracks
Curtin, Patrick, Butcher, New Market st.
Curtin, Thomas, Butcher, New Market pl.
Curtin, Thomas, Publican, Princess st.
Curtin, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Leather Seller, New Market st.
Daly, Bridget, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Daly, Charles, Carpenter, King st.
Daly, Garratt, Saddler, King st.
Dann, Jonathan, Ironmonger & Hardwareman & Insurance Agent, King st.
Dann, Jonathan, Post Master, Post Office, King st.
Dann, Jonathan, Trimming, Smallware & Perfume Dealer & Stationer, King st.
Davenport, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, King sq.
Delport, Joseph, Wood Turner, Barrack st.
Dennehy, Cornelius Walter, Attorney, Queen sq.
Dennehy, Daniel, Esq., Curroghmore (NGC)
Dennehy, Francis, Esq., Brooke Lodge (NGC)
Dennehy, John, Grocer, Wine & Spirit Merchant, Queen sq.
Dennehy, M. D. & J., Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
Dennehy, Samuel, Porter Dealer, Wine & Spirit Merchant, Patrick st.
Dennehy, Thos., Esq., Richmond hill (NGC)
Dennehy, Walter, Discounter of Bills, Queen sq.
Dennett, Ellen H., Mrs., Walker's row (NGC)
Desmond, Humphrey, Blacksmith, Grubb's qy.
Dill, Robert, Cabinet Maker, King sq.
Dilworth, Daniel, Rev., Laurel hill (NGC)
Dimond, Thomas, Cooper, Nile st.
Donegan, Johanna, Publican, New Market st.
Dowling, Jeremiah, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
Dowling, John, Butcher, New Market st.
Dowling, John, Corn & Flour Dealer, Old Market pl.
Downing, Daniel, Court Keeper, Court House, Patrick st.
Downing, Denis, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Pawnbroker, Patrick st.
Drew, Francis Paoll, Physician, St. James' pl.
Drislane, Denis, Slater & Plasterer, Bog lane
Dunn, Timothy, Whitesmith & Bellhanger, Barrack hill
Edgar, John Pearde, Physician, Rathealy rd.
Ellis, Ann, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Elly, Mary Ann, Trimming & Smallware Dealer King st.
Eyre, Paul, Walker's row (NGC)
Farrell, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Finny, Thomas, Publican, King st.
Fitzgerald, David, Coal Merchant, King st. & Barrack hill
Fitzgerald, David, Nurseryman, Barrack hill
Fitzgerald, David, School, Patrick st.
Fitzgerald, James, Coal Merchant, Barrack hill
Fitzgerald, Michael, Publican, Patrick st.
Fitzgerald, Thomas, Tailor, King st.
Flanagan, Jas. Roderick, Barrister, Barrack st.
Fleming, Peter, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Patrick st.
Flynn, Daniel, Blacksmith, King st.
Flynn, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, Nile st.
Flynn, Lawrence, Publican, Patrick st.
Foley, John, Agent for the Mitchelstown Bleach Works, Patrick st.
Foley, John, Publican, Corn, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Patrick st.
Fouhy, James, Butcher, Princess st.
Frazer, Gregory, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Freeman, Richard Deane, Rev., Cairn House (NGC)
Furlong, Charles, Attorney & Insurance Agent, Patrick st.
Gannon, Edmund, Gauger, Excise Office, Grubb's qy. (Cork rd.)
Gardiner, John, Painter & Glazier, Barrack hill
Garland, Thomas, Grocer, King st.
Geany, James, Cooper, Cork rd.
Geary, Daniel, Publican, Barrack hill
Geary, James, Jun., Stone Mason, Barrack hill
Geary, James, Stone Mason, Slate lane
Geary, Joseph, Publican, Cork rd.
Geran, Mrs., Queen sq. (NGC)
Graham, John, Fruiterer, Patrick st.
Grant, Thomas, Esq., Kilmurray (NGC)
Gray, Ann, Baker, Confectioner, Abbey st.
Greene, Thomas, Esq., Fairfield (NGC)
Griggy, John, Butcher, Provision Dealer, Princess st.
Grubb, Catherine, Mrs., Grubb's qy. (NGC)
Hall, William, Gunsmith, King's sq.
Hallahan, David, Trimming, Smallware & Fishing Tackle Dealer, King st.
Hallahan, John, Wool-Comber, King st.
Hanan, Jervis, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, King st.
Hanan, Sarah, Eating House, New Market st.
Hanly, Terence, Master, Adair School, Grubb's qy.
Hayes, David, Weigh Master, Weigh House, Old Market pl.
Hayes, Edward, School, Barrack hill
Heaphy, Catherine, Straw Bonnet Maker, Barrack hill
Hendley, Matthias, Esq., JP, & Matthias C., Esq., Mount Rivers (NGC)
Hennessy, John, Leather Seller, Feather & Skin Dealer, King st.
Hennessy, Patrick, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Hennessy, Thomas, Publican, Boot & Shoe Maker, Leather Seller, Princess st.
Hennessy, Thomas, Grocer, Baker, King st.
Homan, Charles, Cork rd. (NGC)
Homan, Rebecca, School, Cork rd.
Hunter, Edmund, Dyer, King sq.
Hutchinson, Benjamin, Nurseryman, Barrack hill
Hutchinson, William, School, Patrick st.
Hyde, Cornelius, JP, & John, JP, DP, Esqrs., Castle Hyde (NGC)
Hyde, Wm. Lane, Esq., Templenoe (NGC)
Ireton, Mary, School, King sq.
Jacob, Ellen, Straw Bonnet Maker, King st.
Jacob, Thos., Coach Maker, King's sq. & King st.
Jeffrey, Wm., Land Steward, Carey's Ville
Jeffryes, John R., Esq., Artillery qy. (NGC)
Jeffryes, John R., Manager, Provincial Bank of Ireland, Artillery qy.
Johnson, see Lawes
Jones, Edward, Slater & Plasterer, Cork rd.
Jones, Samuel, Cabinet Maker, Barrack hill
Jones, Thomas, Slater & Plasterer, Cork rd.
Jones, William, Slater & Plasterer, Cork rd. Joyce, Fanny, Provision Dealer, New Market pl.
Joyce, Jas., Feather & Skin Dealer, King st.
Joyce, John, Stone Mason, Barrack hill
Joyce, Michael, Builder, Grocer, Patrick st.
Keays, Henry, Painter & Glazier, King st.
Kelly, John, Classical School, Walker's row
Keppel, James, Cooper, Bridewell hill
Kerr, William, Rev., Barrack hill (NGC)
Keyburne, Geo., Rev., King's sq. (NGC)
Kingston, George, Auctioneer, Cabinet Maker, Artillery qy.
Kirby, Edward, Coal Merchant, Corn Dealer, Grubb's qy.
Kirby, Edward, Ironmonger & Hardware, Oil & Colourman, New Market st.
Kirby, Edward, Leather Seller, Seed Dealer, New Market st.
Kirby, Ellen, Mrs., St. James' pl. (NGC)
Knowles, Thomas, Cork rd. (NGC)
Knox, Andrew, Blacksmith, Grubb's qy.
Knox, Andrew, Vet. Surgeon & Travelling Agent for the Royal Mail, King st.
Land, Holmer, Bianconi Car Agent, Ironmonger & Hardware, Queen sq.
Land, Holmer, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Queen sq.
Land, Holmer, Distributor, Stamp Office, Queen sq.
Land, John, Coach Maker, Grubb's qy.
Langan, John, Butcher, New Market pl.
Lawes & Johnson, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
Lawes & Johnson, Tobacco & Snuff Manuftrs., Dealers in Cigars, Queen sq.
Lezard, Claudies, French Teacher, Nile st.
Lezard, Eulalie, Milliner & Dressmaker, Nile st.
Lindsey, John, Bookseller, Printer & Bookbinder, King st.
Lisses, Michael, Boot & Shoe Maker, Barrack hill
Listowel, Earl of, JP, Convamore (NGC)
Little, James, Grocer, King st.
Locker, Patrick, Slater & Plasterer, Grubb's hill
Long, John, Pawnbroker, Abbey st.
Long, William Confectioner, Patrick st.
Lucas, John, Esq., Rathealy (NGC)
Lukey, George Bevan, Esq., Glenview (NGC)
Lysaght, John, Publican, Cork rd.
M'Carthey, Thomas, Blacksmith, Clondulane
M'Carthy, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, Princess st.
M'Carthy, John, Painter & Glazier, King st.
M'Cormick, Jas., Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Commercial
House, King st.
M'Donnell, John, Baker, Patrick st.
M'Gann, John, Butcher, New Market pl.
M'Kee, Thomas, Porter, Wine & Spirit Merchant, Cigar Dealer, Queen sq.
M'Sweeney, John, Schoolmaster, Union Workhouse, New Barracks
Magnier, John, Blacksmith, Princess st.
Magnier, William, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
Mahoney, John, Blacksmith, Nile st.
Mahony, Catherine, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Mahony, Daniel, Carpenter, Clondulane
Mahony, Denis, Wheelwright, King st.
Mahony, Martin, Stone Mason, New Town
Massey, George, Es., Woodfort (NGC)
Meredith, B., Captain, Rathealy rd. (NGC)
Miller, John, Sgt.-Maj., Store Keeper, North Cork Militia Stores, Artillery qy.
Mills, Anthony, Wool-Comber, King st.
Mills, James, Wool-Comber, King st.
Mills, Margaret, Mistress, Fermoy (Girls') School, Grubb's qy.
Mills, Parker, Wool-Comber, King st.
Mockler, James, Rev., Rock Ville (NGC)
Molloy, Ellen, Milliner & Dressmaker, Patrick st.
Molony, David, Publican, Patrick st.
Molony, Ellen, Provision Dealer, New Market pl.
Molony, Michael, Corn Dealer, Publican, Cork rd.
Moore, John, Butcher, New Market st.
Moore, Thomas, Blacksmith, Old Market st.
Moriarty, Catherine, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Moriarty, Timothy, Builder, Timber Merchant, King st.
Morrogh, James, Manager, National Bank of Ireland, Patrick st.
Mountcashel, Earl of, JP, Moore Park (NGC)
Mouse, B. & H., Linen & Woollen Drapers & Haberdashers, Queen sq.
Mouse, B. & H., Milliners, Straw Bonnet Makers, Queen sq.
Moylan, Thomas, Corn & Flour Dealer, Patrick st.
Murley, James, Saddler, King st.
Murley, Thomas, Provision Dealer, Princess st.
Murphy, Charles, Physician, Nile st., Dispensary & Fever Hospital, Princess st.
Murphy, Cornelius, Publican, Barrack hill
Murphy, Mary, Milliner & Dressmaker, Straw Bonnet Maker, King st.
Murphy, Thomas, Corn Dealer, Barrack st.
Murphy, Timthy., Rev., Laurel hill (NGC)
Murray, Jeremiah, Cabinet Maker, Barrack hill
Murray, Patrick, Publican, Glendulane
Myles, Michael, Publican, Ironmonger, Hardware, Oil & Colourman, Seed
Dealer, Patrick st.
Nash, Robert S., Rev., Rathealy rd. (NGC)
Naughton, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Nevin, Jas., Land Steward, Kilbarry
Nicholds, John, Publican, Livery Stable Keeper, King st.
Nolan, Richard, Provision Dealer, Princess st.
O Brien, Bartholomew, Publican, Patrick st.
O Brien, Charles, Publican, Church st.
O Brien, Daniel, Wheelwright, Cork rd.
O Brien, Edmund, Blacksmith, Cork rd.
O Brien, James, Butcher, New Market st.
O Brien, John, Gunsmith, Church st.
O Brien, Patrick, Carpenter, Clondulane
O Brien, William, Publican, Patrick st.
O Callaghan, Daniel, Linen & Woollen Draper & Haberdasher, Queen sq.
O Callaghan, John, Master, National School, Clondulane
O Callaghan, John, Publican, Barrack hill
O Connell, Catherine, Matron, Dispensary & Fever Hospital, Princess st.
O Connell, Eliza, Grocer, Publican, Barrack hill
O Connell, John, Gardener, Slater & Plasterer, Barrack hill
O Connor, David, Apothecary, Patrick st., Union Workhouse
O Connor, Thomas, Tailor, King st.
O Donnell, James, Apothecary, Surgeon, Artillery qy.
O Donovan, Michael, Rev., King st. (NGC)
O Donovan, Patrick, Publican, Market st.
O Flanagan, John F., Capt., Barrack Master, Military Barracks
O Flanagan, Roderick, Corn & Coal Dealer, River view
O Gorman, Agnes, Spirit Dealer, Patrick st.
O Gorman, David, Butcher, New Market st.
O Gorman, Honoria, Grocer, Patrick st.
O Gorman, Mary, Grocer, Spirit Dealer, Tallow Chandler, Patrick st.
O Keeffe, Roger, Publican, Patrick st.
O Keeffe, William, Publican, Patrick st.
O Keeffe, Wm., Machine Maker, Patrick st.
O Leary, John, Road Contractor & Inspector, King st.
O Mara, Bridget, Bookseller & Circulating Library, Queen sq.
O Neil, John, Physician, Walker's row
O Neill, Eugene, Physician, King sq., Union Workhouse, New Barracks
O Sullivan, Andrew & Son, Tallow Chandlers & Soap Makers, Queen sq.
O Sullivan, Andrew & Son, Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturers, Queen sq.
O Sullivan, Daniel, Tinman, Barrack hill
O Sullivan, Edmund, Attorney, Walker's row
O Sullivan, Francis, Saddler, Market st.
O Sullivan, John, Grocer, Spirit Dealer, Linen & Woollen Draper &
Haberdasher, Queen sq.
O Sullivan, Wm. Vincent, Physician, Surgeon, Walker's row
Page, Johanna, Straw Bonnet Maker, King sq.
Patterson, Alexander, Watch & Clock Maker, King sq.
Patterson, Edward, Pawnbroker, King st.
Pearde, Henry, Esq., Rathealy rd. (NGC)
Penrose, George, Commission Agent, Insurance Agent, King st.
Penrose, Rosannah, School, Church st.
Perrott, John, Actuary, Saving's Bank, Patrick st.
Perrott, Thomas, Esq., Upland (NGC)
Price, Spencer Crosby, Capt., Ashfield (NGC)
Quin, Patrick, Cooper, William st.
Reali, Redmond, Nurseryman, Land Agent to Capt. Barry, Ballyarthur
Reid, Allen & Co., Millers, Fermoy Mills
Reid, David, Esq., & James, Esq., JP, Mill bank (NGC)
Rice, David, Grocer, Patrick st.
Rice, Edward, Saddler, Queen sq.
Rice, John, Publican, Patrick st.
Rice, Richard, Publican, Saddler, New Market pl.
Ring, Philip, Butcher, New Market pl.
Ring, Thomas, Butcher, New Market pl.
Riordan, James, Baker, Agent for the Limerick Bleach Works, King st.
Riordan, James, Miller, Kilworth Mills
Riordan, John, Blacksmith, Barrack hill
Robinson, Henry, Livery Stable Keeper, Grubb's qy.
Roche, David, Carpenter, Newtown
Roche, Morgan, Boot & Shoe Maker, William st.
Roche, Nicholas Wm., Physician, Queen sq.
Roche, Patrick, School, Grubb's qy.
Roche, Patrick, Stone Mason, William st.
Roche, Thomas, Baker, Spirit Dealer, Patrick st.
Rohan, Cornelius, Whitesmith, Princess st.
Ross, Thomas, Boot & Shoe Maker, King st.
Rourke, John, Stone Mason, William st.
Ryan, Henry, Boot & Shoe Maker, William st.
Ryan, Johanna, Publican, New Market pl.
Ryan, John, Baker, Grocer, Barrack st.
Ryan, Michael, Baker, Patrick st.
Ryan, Thomas, Baker, Patrick st.
Ryan, Thomas, Weigh Master, Weigh House, New Market pl.
Sandham, Charlotte, Straw Bonnet Maker, King st.
Sandham, Henry Brown, Auctioneer & Appraiser, Churchill Cottage
Scannel, Ellen, Milliner & Dressmaker, King st.
Scott, Robert, Rev., Grubb's qy. (NGC)
Scully, Martin, Carpenter, Timber Merchant, Barrack hill
Sheean, Garratt, Wool-Comber, King st.
Sheean, Patrick, Boot & Shoe Maker, Barrack hill
Sheean, Patrick, Fishing Tackle Maker, Barrack st.
Sheean, Patrick, Provision Dealer, Princess st.
Sherlock, John Thomas, Attorney, Insurance Agent, Patrick st.
Sherlock, Jonathan Wigmore, Attorney &c, Patrick st.
Sherlock, William, Attorney, Patrick st.
Sherriff, William, Rathealy rd. (NGC)
Sims, William, Tailor, King st.
Singleton, Denis, Publican, Abbey st.
Sisk, George, Publican, Cork rd.
Slattery, John, Tailor, King st.
Smaul, James, Blacksmith, Vulcan st.
Smaul, William, Whitesmith, King st.
Smyth, Edmund, Publican, Patrick st.
Smyth, Henry, Coal, Corn & Butter Merchant, King st.
Smyth, Henry, Miller, Glendulane
Smyth, Henry, Proprietor, Weighing Machine, Artillery qy.
Smyth, Hy., Esq., JP, Richmond Lodge (NGC)
Smyth, Isabella, Corn & Flour Dealer, Artillery qy.
Smyth, John, Saddler, King st.
Smyth, Richard, Cooper, Patrick st.
Smyth, Robert, Painter, Glazier & Plumber, King st.
Somerville, Robert, Esq., Sub-Insp., Constabulary Barrack, New Market pl.
Staig, David, Esq., Cairn View (NGC)
Steele, Eugene, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, New Market st.
Stewart, Mrs. Col., Cregg Castle (NGC)
Stock, William, Rev., Walker's row (NGC)
Stuart, Richard, Star Hotel & Tavern, Artillery qy.
Swiney, Miles, Perfumer & Hair Dresser, King st.
Syms, William, Bridewell Keeper, Bridewell hill

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(CE 6/1/1847) FERMOY QUARTER SESSIONS - THE MILITARY SHEEP STEALING CASE (Excerpt) - ‘In this case, Hope, Aspinal and M’Cord, three privates of the 47^th Regiment, a detachment of which is stationed at Midleton, pleaded guilty to stealing a sheep, the property of Mr. Welland. - Mr. Baldwin, QC Assistant Barrister, pronounced sentence on the prisoners in the following terms. ‘….and it is our duty to pass the extreme sentence of the law, that is transportation beyond the seas for the term of ten years.’ - The prisoners heard the sentence apparently with indifference.’

(CE 23/6/1847) INCENDIARISM - On Sunday last, a quantity of hay and straw, the property, and in the haggard of Mr. Austen, JP, Fermoy, were discovered in flames. The Royal Scots Greys, and part of the 16^th and 66^th Depots were in prompt attendance, and were it not for their able exertion, the farmhouses immediately convenient to the conflagration would have become sharers in the general wreck. No reason can be assigned for this wanton incendiarism, save the noble exertion of the sufferer to benefit the public by reducing the number on the relief lists of the Fermoy Committee, in cutting off those from receiving gratuitous relief whom Providence has kindly enabled to purchase food. – Correspondent.

(CE 2/7/1847) MILITARY FRACAS - Sunday evening last some dozen soldiers of the 66^th and 16^th Regiments, stationed at Fermoy, had a dispute in one of the dancing-houses in the vicinity of the town; and alike all disputing between fellows whose trade is war, it quickly merged into a stand-up fight, and when the fame of their respective corps was at stake, it is almost needless to add that the belligerents shewed great pluck. Information of the row was quickly brought to the garrison by some anti-physical force disciple, when in a few minutes two picquets were marched to the scene of action and escorted back their respective men. But this was not the end of the affair, for the fighting heroes, when being marched to the barracks, of course informed their comrades of the caene belli, not forgetting to spice it with boasting that one regiment entertained the profoundest contempt for the want of valour in the other. The brave fellows, thus taunted, had only arrived at the barrack square, when they challenged each other to mortal combat. The word was scarcely uttered when they rushed on each other with fixed bayonets, and – mighty things might have been done were it not for the commanding officers, who, with flashing swords but pacific words, rushed between the contending hosts, and succeeded in separating those ‘dogs of war.’ The combatants were then marched to their respective quarters, amid hoarse shouts of ‘the 66^th for ever,’ the ‘16^th or Salamanders, for ever.’ Three of the soliders engaged in the fracas were subsequently put under arrest for trail by court martial.

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(CE 20/9/1847) – THE ARMY (Excerpt)

The 47^th regiment has received orders to march from Cork to Fermoy to occupy quarters.

The 70^th regiment, on arrival at Fermoy from Templemore, will replace the 67^th in Cork.

(CE 23/3/1849) THE ARMY (Excerpt) - Orders are issued for the following drafts to embark for the Cape:-

6^th Foot 1 officer 61 men From Depot at Fermoy

73^rd Foot 3 officers 42 men From Depot at Fermoy

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(CE 5/6/1848) FORM YOUR CLUBS .......Form your Clubs, then, in every locality. The method of organising is simple and lawful. The end to be gained, important--the mode of gaining it, moral--the inducement to urge you on, the noblest that could fire humanity.

To-day, we are enabled, we believe, to announce the formation of three in the County--in Mallow, in Fermoy, and Bantry. Our Bantry correspondent only alludes to a meeting to be held there in a few days, for the purpose of testifying their devotion to the wife of JOHN MITCHEL--but we trust that meeting will not separate without organising their Club.

The JOHN MITCHEL Club of Fermoy is announced to meet the 4^th of June. Our correspondent says: -- "Fermoy, June 3, 1848--You will perceive by the accompanying bills that there is a move here in the right direction. It is, however, I regret to say, exclusively confined to the working classes, those 'Pioneers of Liberty,' as poor MITCHEL called them." - Transcribed by Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi © 2002. All Rights Reserved.

(CE 7/6/1848) FORMATION OF CLUBS - FERMOY-THE JOHN MITCHEL CLUB [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT] - Fermoy, June 5^th, 1848--This Club, which had sprung into existence within the last few days, and takes its name from the unconstitutional means resorted to by the authorities to victimize JOHN MITCHEL, who is now looked upon as a martyr of Irish liberty, held its first public meeting in Fermoy in Sunday last. The meeting, which was in the open air, was well attended, not withstanding it poured rain in torrents throughout the proceedings. There was rather a paucity of attendance as regards the "better classes", but their place was well supplied by poorer if not better and more patriotic men, those "Pioneers of Liberty" as MITCHEL would have called them.

The Chair was taken by Mr. D. TOOHIL, Mr. J. COLLINS was appointed as Secretary.

The Chairman explained that the objects of the meeting were to extend the organization of the Club to all creeds and classes, and establish a Reading Room and Library.

Mr. J. TATE proposed the 1^st resolution, which attributed Irish misery to English misrule--he forcibly traced Irish ruin and distress, particularly amongst the mechanical, agricultural and labouring classes, to English misgovernments. He pointed out the resources which under domestic legislation might make Ireland one of the richest countries in the world, and concluded amidst loud cheers.

Mr. RIORDAN seconded this resolution; he pledged himself to use his best efforts by all constitutional means to free his oppressed country from the galling thraldom of a foreign yoke (cheers).

Mr. JOHN LYSAGHT, jun., proposed the second resolution as to extending the organization of the Club, and establishing a Reading Room. He said the time had come to sink all Sectarian differences, and referred amidst much cheering to the Protestant Repeal Association of Dublin. He said the days of party ascendancy had happily passed away, and he hoped ere long whether he was here or in another country to rejoice at the restored nationality of Ireland (cheers).

Mr. WM. BARRETT seconded this resolution; -- he said there had been much bickering amongst certain persons as to the title of the Club--that the men whom he had seen last week, with sorrow depicted on their countenances, and who said they would share their last shilling with the family of JOHN MITCHEL, were now afraid to join a Club called after him. For my part, said Mr. BARRETT, I will never disown him (tremendous cheers), and I hope, neither will you, to please the whining servility of any man or men. We will have no re-baptism (cheers). It in incumbent on no man on joining this Club to identify himself with all the sentiments of JOHN MITCHEL. After calling on the meeting to enrol themselves as members, Mr. BARRETT retired amidst loud cheers.

Mr. J. COLLINS proposed the next resolution, which was condemnatory of the means resorted to, to obtain a conviction against Mr. MITCHEL. He explained the object of the proposed Club, the advantages to be derived from a Reading-room and Library, the necessity of combined action, and called, in strong terms, amidst much cheers, upon all classes, particularly the young working men, to conciliate and co-operate with each other to educate and organize, but of all things to unite (cheers).

The Chief and a party of Police were in attendance at the meeting, and a Stipendiary Magistrate from Mitchelstown arrived in town, it was said, for the occasion, but not the slightest tendency to disorder could be observed. - Transcribed by Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi © 2002. All Rights Reserved.

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Persons from whom Received	For What Offences	Justice by Whom Received	Received By	Sum Received
Ambrose, John	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Brian, Jane	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Kilworth Dispensary	0.5.0
Brian, John	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.10.0
Callaghan, James	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Cooney, Michael	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.10.0
Coughlan, Bridget	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.1.0
Delay, John	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Dennehy, Patrick	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.2.6
Donoghue, Cornelius	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Donovan, John	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Doyle, James	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.2.0
Flynn, William	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.1.0
Garvan, James	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Keeffe, William	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Kennedy, Thomas	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.2.6
M’Neal, Mary	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.2.6
Mahony, David	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Kilworth Dispensary	0.2.6
Massy, George	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.10.0
Mullins, Mary	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.2.6
Murphy, Denis	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	1.0.0
Pyne, Michael	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	1.0.0
Quinlan, John	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	1.0.0
Roche, John	Assault	Rathcormac Petty Sessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.5.0
Shanassy, Mary	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.1.0
Sheridan, Daniel	Assault	Fermoy Petty Sessions	Fermoy Dispensary	0.2.6
Sullivan, Patrick	Assault	Rathcormac PettySessions	Rathcormac Fever Hospital	0.2.6

Name	Served in…/Discharged	Covering Dates
BAILLOR, WILLIAM	50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1820-1822
BARBER, THOMAS	Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 29	1824-1837
BARRETT, EDMOND	86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1845-1850
BARRY, REDMOND	17^th Dragoons (Light). Discharged aged 42	1825-1853
BAXTER, ROBERT	97^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33	1807-1815
BEARD, HENRY	5^th Dragoon Guards; 43^rd Foot Regt.; 4^th Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 33 after 10 years 6 months service	1809
BEDFORD, JOHN	Born Castle Hyde. 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28	1818-1827
BRADY, THADY	Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 41	1821-1842
BROWN, JAMES	Born Castlehyde. 55^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42	1813-1836
BRYAN, MICHAEL	Born Castle Hyde. 3^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1826-1847
BUCKLEY, EDMOND	10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1838-1852
BUCKLEY, MICHAEL	75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30	1825-1837
BULMAN, FRANCIS	66^th Foot Regt.; 13^th Royal Veteran Battalion; 7^th Royal Veteran Battalion. Discharged aged 22	1811-1816
CAHILL, CORNELIUS	66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33	1838-1851
CALLAGHAN, JOHN	95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 44	1823-1850
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER	4^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25	1839-1844
CAREY, PATRICK	56^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28	1813-1823
CARTHY, MATTHEW	84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37	1821-1840
CASHMAN, PATRICK	16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1816-1832
COLBERT, DAVID	Or Culbert. 71^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38	1824-1845
COLLINS, JOHN	18^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30	1846-1854
CONNELL, JAMES	14^th Foot Regt.; 68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 after 12 years 11months service	1803
CONNELL, MORRIS	88^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 after 4 years 3 months service. Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge	1807-1811
CONNOLLY, WILLIAM	84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28	1839-1853
COOPER, JOHN	82^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 44	1816-1836
COWLAN, SYLVESTER	37^th Foot Regt.; 81^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30	1840-1852
CROWE, WILLIAM	4^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38	1820-1838
CUFF, STEPHEN	20^th Dragoons (Light); 4^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 30	1816-1827
CURTIN, JOHN	Born Castle Hyde. 16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1816-1834
DAL(E)Y, WILLIAM	50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 27	1847-1853
DALY, WILLIAM	65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31	1830-1838
DEADY, JOHN	18^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1841-1846
DESMOND, MORRIS	71^st Foot Regt.; Royal Canadian Rifles. Discharged aged 42	1826-1851
DONNAGHOO, JOHN	75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39	1825-1846
DONOVAN, JEREMIAH	34^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26	1841-1848
DOVEY, WILLIAM	59^th Foot Regt.; Garrison Staff Plymouth; 43^rd Foot Regt.; 90^th Foot Regt.; 4^th Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 51 after 26 years 3 months service. Covering dates year of enlistment to year of discharge	1792-1812
DWYER, MAURICE	95^th Foot Regt.; 96^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1823-1841
ENGLISH, WILLIAM	58^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1821-1840
EVANS, FRANCIS	17^th Foot Regt.; 86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 45	1831-1852
FENTON, JAMES	Or Fentin or Finton. 20^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30	1842-1853
FINN, MICHAEL	44^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20	1846-1847
FINNESY, PATRICK	47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31	1826-1839
FITZGERALD, MICHAEL	12^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23	1826-1833
FITZGERALD, PATRICK	59^th Foot Regt.; 6^th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 20	1850-1851
FITZGERALD, PATRICK	95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1833-1837
FLYNN, STEPHEN	52^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40	1823-1846
FOBEY, EDWARD	60^th Foot Regt.; Royal Newfoundland Veterans. Discharged aged 43	1823-1847
FOLEY, JOHN	Regt. [Not Known]. Discharged aged 32. Covering date year of discharge	1816
GILLIE, JAMES	Born Castlehyde. 12^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 37	1817-1840
GROOPIE, HENRY	Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 39	1832-1853
HAGARTY, JOHN	Or Hagerty. 20^th Dragoons (Light); 17^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43	1816-1840
HEALY, JOHN	84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32	1822-1836
HENESSY, WILLIAM	5^th Dragoon Guards. Discharged aged 33	1812-1824
HENNESSY, MAURICE	32^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40	1815-1837
HENNESSY, NICHOLAS	37^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29	1816-1821
HENNESSY, PATRICK	16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42	1816-1841
HERLAHY, EDWARD	50^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1842-1843
HICKEY, JOHN	85^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29	1837-1849
HOGAN, DAVID	65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42	1830-1852
HOGAN, EDWARD	10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 52	1796-1815
HOGIN, WILLIAM	96^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 47	1825-1848
HOL(L)OCY, MAURICE	39^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32	1820-1839
HOLLAND, WALTER	73^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19	1845-1847
HOWARD, WILLIAM	38^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39	1825-1850
HYDE, HENRY	Born Castlehyde. 65^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19	1830-1835
JONES, RICHARD	3^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25	1845-1852
JONES, THOMAS	Born Castle Hyde. 10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1824-1847
KEEFFE, DANIEL	85^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 after 3 years 2 months service. Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge	1807-1810
KELLY, DENIS	68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31	1818-1832
KIRBY, WILLIAM	7^th Dragoon Guards. Discharged aged 43	1812-1839
LAMB, RICHARD	1^st Foot Regt.; 3^rd Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 26	1814-1816
LAMB, RICHARD	59^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1817-1818
LARAGEE, JAMES	33^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23	1836-1840
LEANE, EDWARD	16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40	1816-1838
LEE, WILLIAM	69^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21	1842-1843
MAHON(E)Y, CHARLES	4^th Garrison Battalion; 82^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 after 3 years 9 months service. Covering dates year of enlistment to year of discharge	1808-1812
MAHONY, GEORGE	5^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31	1826-1840
MAHONY, THOMAS	60^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1823-1845
MANION, WILLIAM	69^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1846-1851
MC CARTHY, DENNIS	47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36	1826-1840
MC CARTHY, JAMES	47^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1825-1842
MC CARTHY, JOHN	52^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1832-1853
MC DONALD, WILLIAM	8^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 37 after 18 years service	1795
MC DONALD, WILLIAM	Or Mc Donnell.12^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 42 after 22 years service	1800
MC KELLY, JOHN	Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 30	1808-1820
MC MANNES, JOHN	Royal Artillery. Discharged aged 42	1830-1853
MOORE, THOMAS	32^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 34	1826-1845
NAGLE, RICHARD	13^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39	1825-1839
NEUGENT, JOHN	68^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1838-1844
NIGENT, PATRICK	75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38	1825-1840
NOONAN, CORNELIUS	97^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22	1832-1837
O BRIEN, BARTHOLOMEW	66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39	1812-1824
O BRIEN, JAMES	10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1827-1838
O KEEFF, MOSES	44^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35	1825-1840
POWELL, JAMES	10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46	1805-1821
POWER, RICHARD	22^nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46	1826-1848
REARDON, JOHN	16^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1841-1848
REDIOUGH, WILLIAM	Or Readiough.48^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37	1827-1853
ROACH(E), PATRICK	17^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41	1828-1852
ROACH, JAMES	12^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38	1826-1848
ROACH, WILLIAM	60^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30	1827-1836
ROACH, WILLIAM	66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36	1813-1825
ROACHE, THOMAS	36^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32	1823-1834
ROL(L)ESTON, STEPHEN	2^nd Foot Guards. Discharged aged 37	1820-1846
RYAN, LAWRENCE	10^th Dragoons. Discharged aged 38	1822-1840
SHEA, JOHN	75^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37	1825-1845
SHEEHAN, JAMES	11^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43	1815-1832
SHEEHAN, PATRICK	Born Castle Hyde. 86^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19	1837-1838
STAPLES, WILLIAM	66^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 28	1835-1846
STEWART, HENRY	10^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 18	1839-1840
SULLIVAN, DENIS	61^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36	1816-1835
SULLIVAN, DENNIS	20^th Foot Regt.; 54^th Foot Regt.; 41^st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38	1826-1844
SULLIVAN, DENNIS	89^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 49	1798-1820
SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY	58^th Foot Regt.; 2^nd Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 45	1806-1815
SWEENEY, FRANCIS	34^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31	1839-1849
SWEENEY, WILLIAM	16^th Dragoons (Light); 1^st Royal Veteran Battalion. Discharged aged 44	1806-1825
TOBIN, JOHN	76^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1843-1847
TOOLE, JOHN	84^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24	1815-1824
TORPHY, THOMAS	Or Thorpy or Torpy. 95^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40	1823-1842
TURNER, RICHARD	25^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25	1843-1851
VAUGHAN, DAVID	1^st Foot Regt.; 55^th Foot Regt.; Royal Waggon Train Discharged aged 40	1809-1842
WEEK(E)S	20^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29	1842-1853
WOODS, GARRETT	58^th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29	1842-1853
WOODS, THOMAS	63^rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 23	1842-1848

Adams, Wm.	Bulor, Arthur	Condon, Patrick	Evans, Richard	O Neil, Daniel	Ryan, John
Barry, Michael	Casey, Langer	Curner, Robert	Macbeth, John	Rue, Richard	Shongman, Wm.

Men employed in Mill Coach Yard	1.0.0	Officers & Men, 74^th Depot	7.16.4
National Bank	10.0.0	Provincial Bank	15.0.0

6^th Foot	1 officer	61 men	From Depot at Fermoy
73^rd Foot	3 officers	42 men	From Depot at Fermoy