Constabulary barracks, 1871 1 " " 1881 3 Number of constabulary, 1871 6 " " 1881 18 Coastguard barracks, 1881 2 Quarter Sessions--Galway. Petty Sessions--Held on the islands. Roman Catholic churches in Aran 4 Protestant Episcopal church 1 Protestant church accommodation 180 Annual income of parish priest, 1801 £60[30] " " Protestant incumbent £125[31] National schools in islands 4 Average attendance, Sept., 1886, to June, 1887 524 Manager, Rev. M. O'Donoghoe, P.P. Fishing boats on islands, 1st class, 1887 0 " " 2nd " " 34 " " 3rd " " 130 Poor-law valuation £1576 Rent, 1881 £2067 Average poor rate, last ten years 3_s._ in the £ Paupers in workhouse 0 Distance of workhouse from islands 30 miles Numbers receiving outdoor relief 43 Grand jury works on island, Spring assizes, 1887 0 Grand jury cess " " " £34 12s. 2d. Crown rent (_sup._, p. 45) 18s. 5-1/2d. Quit rent (_sup._, p. 45) £14 8s. 4d. Labourer's wages 1s. _per diem_ " " spring and harvest 1s. 6d., with diet FOOTNOTES: [30] Vide return made in 1801 by Most Rev. Edward Dillon, D.D., Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam (Lord Castlereagh's Correspondence, vol. iv. p. 126). I can find no subsequent return. [31] Charles's "Irish Church Directory." THE END. PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, LONDON AND BECCLES. End of Project Gutenberg's The South Isles of Aran, by Oliver J. Burke