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Returns of Local taxation in Ireland for the Year 1886.

Disbound. Large Folio 243pp Ireland in the Nineteenth Century.

Publication date: 1887
Publisher: Alexander Thom & Sons for Her Majesty's Staionery Office Dublin
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Returns of the Expenseof Each District Lunatic Asylumfor the year endi...

Sir Robert Ferguson

Disbound. Large Folio 9pp.. Public Health in Ireland

Publication date: 1841
Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed London
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Returns Relating to the Habaes Corpus Suspension (Ireland ) Act for Wa...

Disbound. [Habaes Corpus Suspension (Ireland) Act (Waterford Gaol). Return to an order of the Honourable The House of Commons, dated 19 March 1866;- for, Returns ‘Of the Number and Name (by Initials of Prisoners confined in the Gaol of Waterford under the Habaes Corpus Suspension Act, with the Date of the Committal of each up to the 17th day of March.’ ‘Of particulars of any Verbal or Written Order given to the Governor of the Gaol as to the Treatment of any or All Prisoners different from the Treatment of Untried Prisoners, and by whom given, and whether carried into effect.’ ‘Of the Number of Hours during Twenty-four that each Prisoner has been in Separate Confinement, and the Number of Hours allowed to Exercise each Day, with the cause for diminishing the Minimum Quantity of Exercise prescribed by the Prison Regulations, whenever such occurred.’ ‘Of the Number of Sundays each Prisoner has been Absent from Divine Service, and the cause of such Absence, whether arising from Illness, or being prevented by the Prison Authorities from Attending.’ ‘Showing whether any Prisoner has been precluded from the Privilege of seeing Members of his Family, or consulting with his Legal Adviser, subject to the usual Prison Regulations; and if so, owing to what cause.’ ‘And, Showing whether any Prisoner has been prevented from receiving or sending Verbal or Written Communications, subject to Prison Regulations; and if so, the reason of such Prevention.’] 4pp. Keywords: 19th Century Ireland, Prisons, Local History – County Waterford, Law, Legal Administration. Disbound, housed in a protective file

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Publication date: 1866
SKU: KON0825140

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Returns Relating to Theological and Other Professors and Pensioners at...

Mr. Stansfeld

Disbound. [Theological Professors (Belfast), &c. Return to an order of the Honourable The House of Commons, dated 7 April 1862;- for, Returns, ‘from the 31st day of March 1860 to the 31st day of March 1861, of the Names of the Theological and other Professors and Pensioners at Belfast (Subscribing and Not Subscribing) receiving Money from Parliamentary Grants; and of the Number and Names of Students attending all the Professors, and how many attend each Professor, distinguishing such as attend the Non Subscribing Professors; stating whether they respectively intend for the Ministry of Ireland or as Missionaries Abroad; and also distinguishing those that attend all the session from those that attend part of it only; and of the Time that such Session continued for actual and exclusive service and Instruction; also of the Number of Hours per Week given by each Professor to his Class and the Days in each week so given; also the Amount of Salary received from the Government, by each Professor or Pensioner, from his Professorship or Pension; together with the Amount he receives from the Regium Donum, his Congregational Income, and Pension, whether from the Sum granted in 1860, or Otherwise, and what Amount he receives for Distributing Regium Donum, or other services, and on what Scale of Remuneration, in addition to his Allowance as a Professor, or otherwise; also whether any and which of the said Professors and Pensioners receive any and what other Pension from any Source, and whether the Congregational Income or Salary of any of the said Professors be appropriated to any other and what purpose than his or their own Private Use because of any Professional or Other Income received from the Government.’ ‘Of the Congregational Income of the Ministers of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and any class or Denomination of Nonconformists in Ireland, who received Portions of the Parliamentary Grant of 1860, with the Number of Families belonging to such Congregation, particularising, in each case, the Congregation, Minister’s Name, Date of Ordination or Installation, Number of Families, Stipend paid by each Congregation, Aid from Home Mission, Value of Glebe Houses, Chaplaincies, Poor Law, Gaol of Military Bequests, Donations, &c., and Total; Also whether the Proceeds of any Endowment constitute any Part of the Contributions from Congregations or other Persons, required by Government to be made as a Condition for obtaining Grants.’ ‘Of the several Sums received by or paid to the Ministers before mentioned or referred to, or by or to the several Funds for the Benefit of Widows of Ministers from the Parliamentary or Government Grant of 1860, and of the Expenses of Distributing the said Sum, and to Whom paid, and the Amount of each Payment, and fro what Services, and on what Scale, and also the Amount paid to the Clerks of the Synod, and the Names of such Clerks, and whether fro any and what services, or for Pensions or Grants, and the Particulars of all Expenses of the Assembly, and otherwise, which are defrayed by the Government; and the Number of Public Services at each Place of Worship, receiving Government Aid, on Census Sunday 1861, and the Number of Attendants at each Service, exclusive of Sunday School Children.’ ‘And, of the what Sects or Denominations of Protestant Nonconformists in Ireland, whether they are of any Class of Presbyterians, or of the Sect or Denomination usually called Congregational, Wesleyan, Baptist, or otherwise, which do not receive any Grant of Money for their Professors, Ministers, the Widows of Ministers, or otherwise, howsoever.’] 34pp. Contains a wealth of information including Names, Locations and Dates. Keywords: 19th Century Ireland, Church in Ireland, Church and State, Public Finances, Local History – County Antrim. Disbound, housed in a protective file

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Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed
Publication date: 1862
SKU: KON0825154

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Returns Relative to the Employment of Police and Military in Levying T...

Mr. Chapman

Disbound. [Tithes, Ireland. (1.) Copies of the Correspondence between Gerald Dease esq., a Magistrate of the County of Westmeath, and Sir William Gosset, relative to the Levying, with the Assistance of the Police and Military, certain Tithes which only became due on 1st May last; and also as to the Costs charged on that occasion. (2.) Copy of a Letter from Sir William Gosset to the Rev. W. Ryder, dated 23 March 1833, objecting to the Billeting of Soldiers for the Purpose of gaining an Entrance into Houses to Distrain for Tithes. (3.) Copy of a Letter from Sir William Gosset to Major Miller, dated 6 May 1833, relative to the Assistance required by the Incumbent of the Union of Kiltallagh to enforce the May Gale of Tithes. (4.) Copy of a Letter from Sir William Gosset to the Rev. P. M. Cummins, at Reynold’s Hotel, Sackville-street, Dublin, dated 25 May 1833, relative to the Collection of his Tithes.] 8pp. 13 Letters relative to the Employment of Police and Military in Levying Tithes. Keywords: 19th Century Ireland, Tithes, Policing and Justice, Riots, Civil Order, Local History – County Westmeath. Edges browned, small tear to the right-hand edge of pages. Disbound, housed in a protective file

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Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed
Publication date: 1833
SKU: KON0825121

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Commissioners For Administering The Laws For Relief Of The Poor In Ireland - Returns Showing the Number of Agricultural Holdings in Ireland (Command Paper C. 32, 1870) - - KON0825098

Returns Showing the Number of Agricultural Holdings in Ireland (Comman...

Commissioners For Administering The Laws For ...

Disbound. [Returns Showing the Number of Agricultural Holdings in Ireland, and the Tenure by which they are held by the Occupier. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty.] 20pp. Extensive tables of information relative to Agricultural Land in Ireland Counties named in the paper are: Armagh, Antrim, Carlow, Cavan, Clare, Cork, Donegal, Down, Drogheda, Fermanagh, Kerry, Kildare, Kilkenny, Offaly, Leitrim, Limerick, Londonderry, Longford, Louth, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan, Laois, Roscommon, Sligo, Tipperary, Tyrone, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford and Wicklow. Keywords: 19th Century Ireland, Local History, Land Reform, Land Law, Agriculture. Disbound, housed in a protective file

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Publisher: Printed by Alexander Thom for Her Majesty's Stationery Office
Publication date: 1870
SKU: KON0825098

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Revenue ( Ireland) Accounts of Revenue and Expenditure; Duties of cust...

Sir Robert Ferguson

Disbound. Large Folio 7pp Ireland in the nineteenth century.

Publication date: 1851
Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed London
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SKU: KEX0309141

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Richard Chenevix Trench Archbishop Letters and Memorials in Two Volume...

Charles Lowder

Hardcover. 346pp.234pp 8vo original cloth somewhat worn.Illustrated. .Nineteenth Century, Famine in Ireland Famine Relief....etc

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Publisher: Kegan Paul Trench Trubner & Co., Ltd
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Publication date: 1888
SKU: KEX0243574

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River Shannon Navigation: Letter from John F. Burgoyne to the Right Ho...

Mr. Rice

Disbound. Folio 112pp . List of plans but none present , Inland Waterways in Ireland in the Nineteenth century.

Publication date: 1833
Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed London
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River Suck Ireland . Copies of all Correspondence which passed between...

Major Trench

Disbound. Folio.15pp. disbound. Nineteenth Century Ireland

Publication date: 1874
Publisher: Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be printed London
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SKU: KEX0308982

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ROBERT WHYTE'S 1847 FAMINE SHIP DIA

Whyte, Robert; Jangan, James J. (Ed.)

paperback. An eyewitness account of an eventful journey on an emigrant vessel. Num Pages: 128 pages. BIC Classification: 1QSA; 3JH; BGHA; HBTB; JFFN; JPVH1; WGG. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 197 x 129 x 11. Weight in Grams: 132. Very good copy showing minor shelf wear and age

Format: Paperback
Publication date: 1989
Publisher: Mercier Press Dublin
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SKU: KMK0025397
ISBN: 9781856350914