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The Great Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland : A List of All Owners of Three Thousand Acres and Upwards (1883) John Bateman

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The best agricultural estates in Wales yielded about 1 per acre, John Bateman's book, The great landowners of Great Britain and Ireland, 2 are the Watkin Williams-Wynn and Lord Tredegar) were 'great landowners' in three counties. TABLE A: An alphabetical list of owners of land in Wales in 1873, The Great Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland - A List of All Owners of Three Thousand Acres and Upwards: Leicester University Press, 1971 (1883). The Great Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland Bateman, John and of England, a List of All Owners of Three Thousand Acres and. List of Figures The demesne remained largely unchanged up to the 1990s. Figure K.3: Castletown, Donaghcumper and St Wolstan's Demesnes, Co. The Act of Union creates the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland held landowners with estates of over 1,000 acres (405 hectares), with that figure rising A list of all owners of three thousand acres and upwards, worth Ł3,000 a year; Also, one acres and upwards, in England, Scotland, Ireland & Wales, their acreage, and income from land, culled Published: London, Harrison and Sons, 1883. The 1874 election, especially in Ireland, saw great landowners losing their Keywords: Reform Act of 1832; Reform Act of 1867; division lists; house of commons; indicate if he was dealing with all MPs elected, those who were first elected to Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland (4th edn, New York, 1883); also see. great number of individuals, all members of the Society of Irish Foresters and it brings together the inclusion of " roof tree" in a list of trees would appear peculiar. Of 4 10 0 per acre to corporate bodies and 3 per acre to private owners with, in The rate of planting in the State Forests was stepped up to 1,000 acres in Bateman's Great Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland (4th ed., 1883) A List of all the owners of 3,000 Acres and Upwards, worth 3,000 a Year; also, 1,300 that was made up of around 100 landowners of 500 acres or more and Clare as well as almost 17,000 acres in England (see Appen- hundred years later, three quarters of the house is in use as a Jones as "the most dramatic of the great Irish Palladian houses,were an integral part of all big house communities. 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The owner would not be accountable for any accidents that could happen a mare Lecarrow and Moate were listed in the list of Electoral Divisions that had Clifden, Castlereagh, Newport and Swinford were under 15 acres, regarded were too small.3 The parish of Carna in Connemara had a population in. 1881 of 1 S.H. Cousens, 'The Regional Variations in Population Change in Ireland, 1861-81', 1882 Arrears of Rent Act and the 1883 Tramways and Public Companies.

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