Kilmallock

Here are the ruins of a Dominican Friary, founded in 1201, and dismantled by Cromwell. The church, partly in ruins, contains a bell tower, and tombs of the Fitzgeralds. The fortified town walls and gates, with the stone-built houses, &c., &c., all exist as in old times, though in ruins; some dismantled by Cromwell. Close at hand are Mount Coote, C. Coote, Esq.; Ush Hill Tower, E. Evans, Esq.

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Mallow

County Cork

This place contains a population of about 9,975, who return one member, and are engaged in the tan and saltworks.
Limerick

County Limerick

This old seat of the O’Briens, now the capital of Limerick county, a parliamentary borough and a thriving port, has a population of about 67,000, lies in a flat part of Munster 50 miles from the mouth of the Shannon.