- from the
fortune that had been
acquired as one of the
Commissioners for
applotting quit
rents in Ireland. It was not
until the 18th
century that the town...
- St Mary's parish, Dublin, to
distrain for
money already applotted or
hereafter to be
applotted for the
finishing the
parish church of St Mary's, and the...
-
public roads in the
county of Dublin, and for
regulating the ****essing,
applotting and
levying of
money in the
county of the city of Dublin.
Roman Catholic...
- of the
Reign of His
Majesty King
George the Third, as
provides for the
applotting and
levying of
Presentments off the Baronies. (Repealed by
Statute Law...
- 18 (I) 30
April 1762 An Act for the more easy and
equal ****essing and
applotting all
money presented by the
grand jury of each ****izes to be held for the...
- Lee, and
intersected by the Bride. It
comprises 4660
statute acres, as
applotted under the
tithe act, and
valued at £7594 per annum: the soil in the northern...
-
residence of the
Bolger family. The
parish comprised 10,508
statute acres, as
applotted under the
tithe act, of
which about 1,000
acres (4.0 km2)
consist of mountain...
-
bounded by the
Shannon on the east, and
comprises 460
statute acres, as
applotted under the
tithe act. The land is prin****lly
under an
improving system...
-
according to the
Ordnance survey, 7434
statute acres, of
which 5828 are
applotted under the
tithe act, and 965 are in
Lough Ramor. It is a
rectory and vicarage...
- 26
August and 12 November. The
parish comprises 8872
statute acres, as
applotted under the
tithe act: the prin****l seat
within its
limits is Tottenham...
