Papers Relating to Barnahown, Tipperary (HOC Paper 216, 1877)

1877. Disbound. [Barnahown, Tipperary. Return to an order of the Honourable The House of Commons, dated 13 April 1877;- for, Copies ?Of a Memorial presented to His Grace the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in the Year 1876, by or on behalf of the Lands of Barnahown, in the County of Tipperary, praying to be relieved from the Assessment imposed upon them for the Cost of an Extra Police Force, together with the Signatures to such Memorial.? ?Of any Orders or Warrants of the Lord Lieutenant Authorising or Directing the Levy of the Assessment referred to in such Memorial ? of the Annual Valuation of the Districts on which such Assessment was imposed, and of the Poundage Rate on such Valuation Imposed by each of such Orders or Warrants.? ?And, of any Presentments made by the Grand Jury of Cork, in the Years 1876 of 1876, for Compensation to Patten S. Bridge, under the Provisions of the Peace Preservation Acts, of the Annual Valuation of the Districts on which such Compensation was to be levied under such Presentments; and of the Poundage Rate upon such Valuation Imposed by such Presentments respectively.?] 8pp. Keywords: 19th Century Ireland, Police, Local History ? County Tipperary, Law, Legal Administration. Small tears affect bottom right corner of the first two pages. Disbound, housed in a protective file. First edition copy. . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.…