Marquis of Waterford to the memory of his son. Carrickbeg, 12 m. W., opposite to Carrick-on-Suir, has ruins of Franciscan Friary, with a leaning steeple. Whilst in this vicinity the tourist will be gratified by a ride over the large demesne of Curraghmore, which in many parts commands the most extensive prospects of the surrounding country. Mr. Wakefield notices that from the tower the eye can trace the Suir the whole way to Waterford, while the ocean, stretched out along the coast on the S., forms in the remote part of the picture a very fine object. The house is seen to most advantage in front, as it is backed by wood which exhibits very grand scenery. There are some good paintings. The demesne is stated by Mr. W. to contain 2800 acres, of which nearly one half is covered with wood. The whole of this extended property is surrounded by walls; and it excels in mountain scenery and woody wildness. Kilmanahan Castle, a mansion recently erected on the site of an ancient Castle, and preserving the old style of architecture, which gives it a very venerable appearance, rising from the summit of a rock at a bending of the Suir, which here divides the two counties. This position gives it the advantage of a very extensive prospect; and Mr. Wakefield declares that grandeur, united with elegance, renders this one of the completest residences that he had ever seen. Here too the Suir runs with great rapidity, and is seen rolling his waters beneath well wooded banks, with the Galtees mountains in the distance. Visit Kilmeaden Castle, Ch. and Spa. Passage is the place of embarkation for the Milford Haven packets, with ruins of Ch. and most extensive prospect from Faithleag-hill. Good inns. Tramore, 6 m. S., is an excellent bathing-place; delightful village, with neat Assembly Room and all the usual accommodations. MINERALS. Granite is the basis; and here has been found a stratum of clay equal to that of Stourbridge for glass-house pots. BOTANY. _Allium carinatum_, Purple-flowered Mountain Garlic:--on pasture lands. _Althæa officinalis_, Marsh Mallow:--in the isles of Icane. _Asplenium Adiantum nigrum_, Common Black Maiden Hair:--on mountains. _Carex dioica_, Small Carex:--in bogs. _Carum Carui_, Caraway:--in meadows and pastures:--near Woodhouse in the parish of Stradbally. _Canvallaria majalis_, Lily Convally or May Lily:--in a wood near the river Collygan. _Crithmum maritimum_, Samphire:--on sea cliffs. _Cucubalus otites_, Spanish Catchfly:--in a grove near Lismore, near the Blackwater river. _Daphne Laureola_, Spurge Laurel:--in a wood near Mogehy in the parish of Whitchurch. _Drosera longifolia_, Long-leaved Sundew:--on a bog near Ballycaroge. _Eryngium campestre_, Common Eryngo:--in the sand near Youghal harbour. _Gladiolus communis_, (Linn.) Sword Grass or Corn Flag:--at the upper end of the Conegary, at Dungarvon. _Imperatoria Ostruthium_, Masterwort:--on Slatwood Hill near Lismore, and Tallow.