| Apothecary, |
1 |
|
Sheriff officers, |
3 |
| Bachelors above 50 years of age, |
11 |
|
Peer, |
1 |
| Banker, |
1 |
|
Pensioners, |
10 |
| Bakers, |
6 |
|
Plasterers, |
2 |
| Blacksmiths, |
12 |
|
Postmaster, |
1 |
| Boat-builders, |
22 |
|
Publicans, |
3 |
| Brewers, |
4 |
|
Resident landed proprietor, |
1 |
| Carters |
10 |
|
Rope makers, |
4 |
| Clergyman, |
1 |
|
Saddlers, |
3 |
| Clerks, |
0 |
|
Sail maker, |
1 |
| Commander, R. N. |
1 |
|
Sawyers, |
32 |
| Coopers, |
3 |
|
Female domestic servants, |
70 |
| Crofters, |
40 |
|
Male domestic servants, |
16 |
| Dressmakers and seamstresses, |
28 |
|
Female farm servants, |
5 |
| Farmers of upwards of L.50 yearly rent, |
4 |
|
Male farm servants, |
34 |
| Feuars, |
58 |
|
Ship-owners, |
3 |
| Fishermen, |
60 |
|
Shoemakers, |
27 |
| Flesher, |
1 |
|
Slaters, |
3 |
| Gamekeepers, |
2 |
|
Solicitor at law, |
1 |
| Gardeners, |
12 |
|
Tailors, |
17 |
| Innkeepers, |
2 |
|
Female teachers, |
6 |
| Justices of peace, |
7 |
|
Male do. |
2 |
| Female day labourers. |
34 |
|
Tinsmiths, |
4 |
| Male day labourers, |
97 |
|
Toll keeper, |
1 |
| Masons, |
17 |
|
Watch-makers, |
2 |
| Medical practitioners, |
2 |
|
Weavers, |
5 |
| Coal-merchants, |
2 |
|
Widowers, |
27 |
| Meal-merchants, |
9 |
|
Widows, |
84 |
| Merchants or shopkeepers, |
19 |
|
Women unmarried above 45 years of age, |
37 |
| Millers, |
2 |
|
Cart wrights, |
10 |
| Nailer, |
1 |
|
Square wrights, |
25 |
| Officers of excise, |
3 |
|
Wheel wright, |
1 |
| Officer of fishery, |
1 |
|
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Cullen