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Statistical Survey of the County of Cavan: With Observations on the Means of ... Sir Charles Coote Visualização completa - 1802 |
Statistical Survey of the County of Cavan: With Observations on the Means of ... Sir Charles Coote Visualização completa - 1802 |
Statistical Survey of the County of Cavan: With Observations on the Means of ... Sir Charles Coote Visualização completa - 1802 |
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acres almoſt alſo Ballyconnell barony barony of Loughtee bawne becauſe Belturbet beſt Britiſh buſineſs Carvaghs cattle cauſe Cavan clay Clonchee Clonmoghan confiderable Cootehill coſt courſe crops cuſtom demeſne deſcription dioceſe of Kilmore diſtrict diviſion draining Engliſh eſtabliſhment eſtates extenſive farm farmer Farnham firſt flax foil fome foon fuch fufficient fulphur furface graſs ground hath a glebe hemp horſe houſe husbandry impropriate vicarage improvement incloſed increaſe induſtry intereſt Ireland Iriſh iſlands labour leaſe leſs lime limestone Lough Erne manure marle moſt mountains muſt neceſſary O'Relie oats obſerved pariſh pence perſon plough poſſeſſes potatoes preſent proportion proviſions purpoſe raiſed rent reſpect ſame ſcarcely ſeaſon ſeen ſeven ſeveral ſhall ſhew ſhillings ſhould ſituation ſmall ſome ſpade ſpecie ſpirit ſpread ſpring ſtand ſtate ſtill ſtock ſtone ſtream ſtrong ſubject ſuch ſum ſupply ſuppoſe Swanlingbar ſyſtem tenants theſe lands thoſe tillage tion town Town-lands Tullagha uſed waſte whoſe
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Página xvii - Table only, did affignuntoher the third part of the profit of the country, and gave her withal the cuftody of the body of her fon, but the cuftody of the land during the King's pleafure he committed unto one Mulmora...
Página xiv - Lastly, this transplantation of the natives is made by his majesty rather like a father than like a lord or monarch. " The Romans transplanted whole nations out of Germany into France ; the Spaniards lately removed all the Moors out of Grenada into Barbary without providing them any new seats there ; when the English Pale was first planted all the natives were clearly expelled, so as not one Irish family had so much as an acre of freehold in all the five counties of the Pale, and now within these...
Página iii - Lordfhip might have faved us this labour of enquiry, touching matters ecclefiaftical, if he had been as careful to fee the churches repaired and...
Página viii - ... law, which is abolished, and adjudged no law, but a lewd custom. " It is our rule in our law, that the king is lord paramount of all the land in the kingdom, and that all his subjects hold their possessions of him, mediate or immediate. " It is another rule of our law, that where the tenant's...
Página x - ... which is manifeft by two arguments: i>They never efteemed lawful matrimony, to the end they might have lawful heirs; z. They never did build any houfes, nor plant orchards, or gardens, nor take any care of their pofterities. If thefe men had no eftates in law, either in their mean chiefries, or in their inferior tenancies, it followeth, that if his Majefty, who is the undoubted lord paramount, do feize and difpofe thefe lands, they can make no title againft his Majefty or his patentees, and confequently...
Página ix - ... of gavelkind is adjudged and declared void in law. " And as these men had no certain estates of inheritance, so did they never till now claim any such estate, nor conceive that their lawful heirs should inherit the land which they possessed ; which is manifest by two arguments.
Página i - ... or election entirely, without any divifion : but all the other lands, holden by the inferior inhabitants, are partable in...
Página iii - ... of the encouragement heretofore given to them by the Society, particularifed in the lift annexed. '•• ' • of any improvements which may occur for future encouragement, and particularly for the prefervation of the trees, when planted, - of nurferies within the county and extent of falej.
Página ii - REPORT is at present printed and circulated for the purpose merely of procuring further information, respecting the state and husbandry of this district, and of enabling every one interested in the •welfare of this country, to examine it fully, and contribute his mite to its improvement. The Society do not deem .themselves pledged...
Página i - Markets for grain, Ufe of green food in winter. PASTURE. Nature of it. Breed of cattle — how far improved, • how far capable of further improvement, Markets or Fairs for them...