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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1936 Derrycreevy (Knox), Derrygortreavy, DUNNAMANAGH PETTY SESSIONS

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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1936 Derrycreevy (Knox), Derrygortreavy, DUNNAMANAGH PETTY SESSIONS 358 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 18, 1936 Derrycreevy (Knox), Derrygortreavy, DUNNAMANAGH PETTY SESSIONS . Derrylattinee, Doneydeade, D r a i n, DISTRICT. Drumgormal, Drumnashaloge, Duna- (As constituted by an Order made under mony, Killybracken, Kilnacart, Legilly, Section 10 of the Summary Jurisdiction Lisdermott, Lismulrevy, Lissan, Moy-i and Criminal Justice Act (N.I.). 1935.) gashel, M u 1 b o y, Mutlaghlongfield, BARONY OF STRABANE LOWER. Mul.lybrannon, Mullycar, Stangmore (Knox), Terryglassog, Tyhan. 'Donaghedy Parish. Aghabrack, Aghafacl, Altishahane, Alt- Dunaghmore Parish. rest, Ardcane, Ardmore, Aughtermoy, Agharan, Aghareany, Aghintober, An- Balix, Lower; Balix, Upper; Ballagha- naghbeg, Annaghmakeown} Annaginny, lare, Ballybeeny, Ballyheather, Bally- Auglish, Ballybray, Ballysaggart, Bally- keery, B'allynabwe e, Ballynacross, ward, Clananeese Glebe, Clonavaddy, Bally namallagh, Ballyneanor, Bar ran, Cottage Quin, Creevagh Lower, Cullen- Binbunniff, Binelly, Bunowen, Carha- fad, Cullenramer, Dernaseer, Derryal- gribben, Carrickatane, Carrickayne, skea, Derryhoar, Derryveen, Donagh- Castlemellon, Castlewarren, Cavan- more, Dristernan and Dredolt, Drum- creagh, Church Hill, Claggan North, beam, Drumhirk, Drumnafearn, Drum- Claggan South, Cloghboy, Clogherney, reany, Edenacrannon, Eskragh, Feroy, C 1 o g h o g 1 e, Coolmaghery, Creaghan Finulagh, Foygh, Garvagh, Glasmul- Glebe, Creaghcorr, Cullion, Doorat, lagh, Glenadush, Gorey, Gortlenaghan Drain, Drumenny Big, Drumenny and Derrykeel, Gortnaglush, Killygav- Little, Drumgaty, Drumman, Dullerton, anagh, Killyharry Glebe, Killylevin, Dunnalong, Dunnamanagh, Dunnyboe, Killyliss, Killymaddy (Evans), Killy- Eden, Fawny, Glennagoorland Glebe, maddy (Knox), Kilmoyle, Killyquin, Glencosh, Glengarrow, Gloudstown, Kilnaslea, Lisboy, Lisgallon, Lisna- Gobnascale, Gortaclare, Gortavea, Gort- . gowan, L i s n a h u 1 1, Lisnamonaghan, ileck, Gortmellon, Gortmessonj Gort- monly, Grangefoyle, Killenny, Killy- Moghan, Mullagacreevy, Mullagha- clooney, Killycurry, Leat, Lenagappoge, drolly, Mullaghanagh, Mullaghbane, Leitrim, Liscloon Lower, Liscloon Up- Mullaghconnor Glebe, Mullaghfurther- per, Lisdiven Lower, Lisd-iven Upper, land, Mullaghmor e, Mullaghmore Lisnaragh (Irish), Lisnaragh (Scotch), Glebe, Mullaghrodden, Mullycrunnet, Loughash, Magheramason, Maghe- Mullygruen, Reaskcorr, Reaskmore, reagh, Meenagh Hill, Meendamph, Reclain, Relough, Stackernagh, Terre- Milltown, Moneycannon, Mountcastle, new, Toomog, Tullyailen, Tullyarran, Moyagh, Rouskey, Sandville, Sollus, Tullydraw, Tullyleek, Tullynure. Stoneyfalls, Stranbrosny, Stroanbrack. Drumglass Parish. Taboe Glebe, Tamnabrady, Tamna- Ballynorthland Demesne, Congo, Cool- bryan, Tamnaclare, Tamnakerry, Tir- hill, Cornamucklagh, Creevagh Upper, connelly, Tirkernaghan, T u 11 y a r d, Derraghadoan, Drumcoo, Drumhariff, Windy hill. Gortmerron, Killybrackey, Killylack Learmount Parish. Glebe, Killymeal, Killyneil, Kingarve,? Stranagalwilly. Lisnaclin, Lurganboy, Mullaghaciun, Ranaghan, Ross More, Ross Beg, Tully- cullion, Tullygun, Tullyodonnell. Killyman Parish. Ballynakilly, Bernagh, Dogbane, Cavan, F1NTONA PETTY SESSIONS DISTRICT. Coash, Corr, Corrainey, Culnagor, Cul- nagrew, Derrymeen, Dreemore, Drum- (As constituted by an Order made under aspil, Drumcrow, Drumenagh, Drum-, Section 10 of the Summary Jurisdiction horrik, Drumkee, Drummard Cross, and Criminal Justice Act (Northern Ire- Drummard Glebe, Drummuck, Dungor- land), 1935.) man, Gortshalgan, Keenaghan, Kinnego, CLOGHER BARONY. Laghey, Lederg, Lisnahoy, Lowertown, Mullagetague, Moyroe, Tartlaghan,,, Clogher Parish (part of). Tempanroe. Corkhill, Corkhill Demesne, Eskragh^ Lurganaglare. Pomeroy Parish. Donacavey Parish (part of). Creeve, Creeve (part of), Drumconor, Lisnagleer, Skea, Thornhill Glebe, Tul- Aghafad, Agharonan, Annaghbo, An- nagall. naghmurrin, Ardatinny, Belnagarnan; Blackfort, Carnalea, Carnarousk, Castle- Tullyniskin Parish. town, Cattor, Corbally, Corrashesk, Aghakinsallagh Glebe, Ballymeenagh, Cumber, D e r r y b a r d, Donacavey, Creenagh, Cullion, Curran, Derry, Draughton, Drumlagher, Drummond, Derrywinnin Glebe, Doras, Drumard, Drumwhisker, Dundiven Glebe, Dun- Drumey, Drumreagh Etra, Drumreagh goran, Dunnamona Glebe, Ecclesville Otra, Edendork, Farlough, Gortgonis, Demesne, Edenasop East, Edenasop Gortin, Gortnaskea, Mineveigh, Mul- West, Edenatoodry, Feenan, Fintona, laghmarget, Quintinmanus, Sessia,/ Freughmore, Gargrim, Garvallagh, Kil- Woodhill. cootry, Kilgort, Killyberry, Killyliss,.
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