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CONSTABLES, 130LO U TH .

F r a n c i s D a v i s , G ly d e fa rm , H i g h - C o n s t a b l e .

SUB-CONSTABLES.Robert Harrot, Grange, — ~ ~ Summer, 1816.Charles Harrot, Hainstown, ~ ~ Spring, 1818.William Bond, M ill o f Louth, ~ Summer, 1818.Thomas Maguire, Corderry, ~ — Spring, 1820.George Ogle, Corballes, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1822.John McCulla, Lakes,...... ~ ~ Spring, 1822.John Streaton, Louth, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1823.James McCulla, Manfieldstown, ~ Summer, 1823.James Dycher, Louth, — ™ — Summer, 1823.Henry Overerd, Dromiskin, ~ ~ Spring, 1824.

Mr. Arthur Holland, Killencoole, Collector of the Cess.

UPPER D U N D A L K .W i l l i a m A r m s t r o n g , Dundalk, H i g h - C o n s t a b l e .

SUB-CONSTABLES.James Kennedy, Dundalk, ~ ~ Spring, 1822.Charles Whittaker, Castletown, ~ Spring, 1822.Bernard Gartland, Stephenstown, — Spring, 1822.James Elphinson, Hainstown, ~ ~ Spring, 1821.George Streaton, Annahavakey, — Spring, 1822.David McAlvine, Annahavakey, — Spring, 1822.Robert Armstrong, Dundalk, — Spring, 1823.William Magrath, Roach...... — ~ Spring, 1823.James Pattison, Dundalk, ~ ~ Spring, 1823.Thomas Armstrong, Dundalk, — Spring, 1824.Mr. Robert Magee, Dundalk, Collector of the Cess.

LOW ER D U N D A LK .R o b e r t S i n c l a i r , Carlingford, h i g h - C o n s t a b l e .

SUB-CONSTABLES.James Morton, Ravensdale, ~ — Spring, 1822.Thomas Grills, Peetas, ~ ~ ~ Summer, 1815.W ill iam Carey, Plaster, -------------Summer, 1816.William McClannaghan, Carlingford, Summer, 1816.Daniel McAlister, P la s te r , --------Spring, 1822.Denis McAlister, Feed, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1822.Archibald Montgomery, Mullatee, Spring, 1822.George Reid, Carlingford, ~ — Spring, 1822.Charles Kerr, Plaster, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1823.John Suter, Omeath, -------- ----- ~ Spring, 1824.

Mr, Benjamin Thompson, Ravensdale, Collector of the Cess.

County of Lou th.

A COPY OF T H E

U N A C C O U N T E D F O R Q U E R IE S

A N D T H E

PRESENTMENTS GRANTEDI N S A I D C O U N T Y , A T

Summer Assizes,H E LD A T

DUNDALK,On Thursday, the 29th July, 1824,

B E F O R E

THE HONORABLE BARON MCCLELLAND, AND THE HONORABLE JUSTICE TORRENS.

D U N D A L K :

P R IN T E D BY J A M ES PARKS.

Louth County Archives

JUDGES.

THE HONORABLE BARON MCCLELLAND, AND

THE HONORABLE JUSTICE TORRENS.

GRAND JURY.Sir ED W AR D BELLEW , Bart. Foreman.

Chichester Fortescue, Esq. Matthew Fortescue, Esq. Alexander Filgate, Esq. John McClintock, Esq. Faithful Fortescue, Esq Wallop Brabazon, Esq. William P. Ruxton, Esq. Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. Turner Macan, Esq. Thomas Tisdall, Esq.John Taaffe, Esq.

James Wolfe Macneale, Esq. Thomas Wm. Filgate, Esq. Robert Thompson, Esq. William Filgate, Esq. Brabazon Disney Sheils, Esq. Nathaniel Manning, Esq. Thomas Parker, Esq.William Lewery, Esq.William H. Richardson, Esq. John Woolsey, Esq.George Forster, Esq.

JAMES THOM AS TO W NLEY T IS D A LL, Esq.High Sheriff;

W IL L IA M SHEKLETON, Gent,Sub Sheriff.

S U M M E R A S S I Z E S ,

1824.

County at Large.

Unaccounted fo r Queries.

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1 8 2 2 .To John Cluskey and James Ginnity, to

repair and underpin abutments, and to build battlements to an arch, on the road from KingScourt to Dunleer, (by Pepperstown, ) between the cross of Ballybailey and Mr. Shekleton’s a- venue in Pepperstown, —including stamp duty— No. 64, — ~ ~ ~

Spring, 1 8 2 3 .To George and Cornelius Coburn, to

repair the bridge on the road from Dundalk to Ardagh, between James Murphy’s house in Newtownbalregan and Owen Lee’s house in Killen, £96s. and stamp duty 4s. 4d__ No. 32,

To John Gossan and Robert McAlister, to repair the bridge which divides Louth from Armagh, on the road from Dundalk to Newry, between James McKevitt’s house in Edintubber and Silvester McNulty's house in same, Louth half, £4 19s. 3d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 35, ~ —

Carried over, —

A

£ s. d.

6 9 2

9 1 0 4

5 3 7

2 l 3 1

No.

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2

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COUNTY A T LARGE,

No.Brought forw ard,.....

G ranted Spring, 1823.4 To John Brabazon and John Garvey, to

build a double f lagged gullet, 36 feet long, 3 feet. high and 3 feet wide, on the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between the townland of Tullymannon and Mr. Anthony Markey’s house £7 13s 3d. and stamp duty, 4s 4d.No. 39, — —; _____ __ __ __ __

5 To Richard McCullough and PatrickMacabe, to build a double flagged gullet, 46 feet long; each gullet 2 feet high, by 18 inches wide; on the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, (by Clonkeen, ) between Stormanstown hill and Hugh Rooneys house, £7 IPs. 3d. and stamp duty, 4s. 4d. — N o. 5 l ,.............................................

G To Bryan Rooney and Patrick Garstin, to repair Knockbridge, on the road f r o m K in g S c o u r t to Dundalk, between John Hardy s forge and T. Rogers’s house, £33 3s. a n d stamp duty, 6s. 6d. — N o . 57, ___ — . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7 To Edward Boyle, Thomas Duffy andDenis Callan, to repair a flagged gullet, on the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between James McCullough's and Richard Morgan’s houses, £1 9s. 10d. andstamp duty, 4s. 4d__No 62, ~ ~

Summer, 1823.8 To Nicholas Haughey and Andrew

Magee, to repair 6 water cutters of" Jenny’s bridge, on the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Owen Hearty’s house in Killen and Patrick Mathews’s house in 'Newtown, Si. 15s. 6d. and stamp duty, 4s. 4d. — No. 29,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spring, 1824.9 To Bryan and Patrick Ginnity, to repair

the battlements of a gullet on the

£2l

d.1

19 10

81 7

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1824

No.

7

10

1l

12

13

14

Brought forward, ~ G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. /

road from Ardee to the Sea, between the Widow Doay’s house in the townland of Mullincross and Patrick Callan’s house in the townland of Drumcar, 2?. 14s. and stamp duty 4s.4d. — No. 1, — __ __ __ __

To James and L o th ia n Haughey, to rebuild a flagged gullet, 32 feet long 21/2 feet wide and ^ fe e t high on the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between Owen MyresVhouse in Der- ryfalone and Ralph Coulter’s house in Carrickastuck, Si. 15A. and stampduty 4s 4d— No. 7, — — __

To James and Loughlan Haughey, to rebuild a flagged gullet, 30 feet long, 2 feet wide and 4 feet high, on the road from Dundalk t o Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen, ) between Peter Mackin’s house in Cavananore and Widow Duffy’s house in Tavanaghmore, 2l. 15s. and stamp-duty 44. 4d.

To Thomas Collins and Owen McArdle, to repair the battlements of Mellifont bridge on the road from Drogheda to Nobber, between the boundary of the County Meath and the road leading to Mellifont M ill, 15?. and 4s. 4d.stamp duty— No. 9, __ __ —

To Hugh Treanor and Thomas Maguire, to rebuild abroach in the bridge of Castletown Cooley, on the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Patrick McKevitt’s'house in Peamount and Peter Carroll's house in Castle, town Cooley, 19?. 19s. 8d. and stamp duty, 4s. 4d. — No. 12, ~

To Patrick and Owen Reynolds, to repair the battlemcntValls of the bridge of Roach, on the road. from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Mr. Hugh

Carried over,

£81

d9

20

126 13

4

5s.3

7 17 7

8 3 7

33 9 6

1 14 2

8

0carried over.

s.7

2 18 4

3 19 4

2 19 4

15 4 4

4- 0

1


6 COUNTY A T LARGE.

No.

16

17

18

19

Brought forward, ~ G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

Reilly’s houay'n Roach and John Daley’s house inE*l(jnkeIl, 10l. 9s. 6d.and stamp duty 4s. 4d— No 17, __

To George and Cornelius Cobourn, to rebuild a flagged gullet, 24 feet long 2 feet wide and 3 feet high on the road from Newry to Carrickmacross, between Michael Shields’s house in D ungooley and Thomas Garland's house in the same, 3l. 12s. 6d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 32, ~ ~

To John Garvey and Patrick Keenan, to build a\wall 80 feet long, 6 feet high and 2 T^et thick, necessary for the support ofttje road and protection of travellers, on kk: road from Dunleer to the Sea, between the church of Clonmore and Richard Howl’s house, 9?. 5s. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 49,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mm*

To James \ahd Laurence Ginnity, to build a flagged gullet, 38 feet long, 3 feet high ano \J i feet thick, on the road from Carrickmacross to Dundalk, (by Louth, ) between James Brannigan’s house and Packenham Smith's house in Muff, 4?. 17s. 8d. and stamp duty, 4s. 4d — No. 52,

To Richard McCullough and Patrick Hoey, to repair a gullet 2 feet wide, on the road from Ardee to K in g S c o u r t , between the pound of Ardee and Mr. Hale’s farm house at Cloghanvorey,1 ?. 9s. 5d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. —

To Thomas Crinnian and William Abraham, to repair and prevent the floods from injuring Collon bridge, on the road from Collon to Slane, between Collon post office and the lands of Streinagh, 19?. 10*. ahd^ stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 6 l , .

ta rried over.

£ s. d.126 13 1 .

10 6 10

3 16 10

9 9 4

5 2 0

1 13 9

19 14 4

170 16 2

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1821. 7

G r a n t e d , S p r i n g , 1824. £ s. d.No. Brought forward, ~ 176 16 220 To Mr. James Clarke and Michael Ma

gee, to build a Bridewell in the townof Ardee, and also to make sundryalterations in the Sessions-House ofsaid town, and we appoint as Com- jmissioners to see the said presentmentcarried into execution, Chichester

j Fortescue, Thomas Lee Norman,Fitzherbert Ruxton, Nathaniel Manning, Alexander Filgate and W. P.Ruxton, Esqrs, said presentment tobe raised by instalments, the sum of69?. 14s. 6d. this Assizes, and 50?.each succeeding Assizes until thewhole is raised, 769?. 14s. 6d. firstinstalment— No. 62, ~ ~ — 69 14 6

Total,..... 246 1 0 8

15


County at Large.

The following Sum were presented by the Grand Jury and confirmed by the Court, to be raised off the County at Large, and applied to the following uses: —

No. £ s.d

2 l To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair a gullet, on the road from Kells to Ardee, between Blackstick bridge and Ardee, £3 13s. 2d. andstamp duty, 4s. 4d. — No. 1, __ __

To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair a gullet on the road from Kells to Ardee, between Blackstick

3 17 622

bridge and Shanlis cross, £3 13s. 2d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 2, ~ ~

To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair a gullet on the road from

3 17 623

Kells to Ardee, between the milebush and Patrick Haverly’s house,£3 13s. 2d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d.No. 3,..... ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to build a gullet, on the road from Kells to Ardee, between Scredogue bridge and Shanlis cross, £3 13s. 2d.

3 17 624

and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 4, ~ ~ 3 17 6

Carried Over, — 15 10 0


No.

26

27

28

Brought forward, ~ o Jas. Andrews and John McCormick, to repair a gullet, on the road from Kells to Dunleer, between the chapel cross at Drakestown and the post road at Annaglog, £3 17s. 8d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 5, — — — ~

To James Andrews and John McCormick, to repair a gullet on the road from Slane to Ardee, between Mr. Manning’s avenue gate and the Widow Dowdal’s house in Kilpatrick, £4 7s. 8d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 6,

To James Andrews and John McCormick, to repair the battlements at each end of Blackstick bridge on the road from Kells to Ardee, between Patrick Moonan’s house and James Nulty’s house, £19 lis . 6d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. —No. 7,........ i ..........

To James Andrews and John McCormick, to repair and underpin an arch and building a battlement wall on the road from Kells to Ardee, between P. Mathews’ house and widow Boyle’s house in Ardee, £5 15s. and stamp duty, 4s. 4d. — No. 8, ~ ~ ~

To Thomas Donnelly and Andrew Byrne, to build a range wall, 95 feet long, 4 feet high and 18 inches thick, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, (by Annagassan, ) between Thomas Crawley’s house and Owen Morgan’s house, 6?. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 10,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

To Thomas Donnelly and Andrew Byrne, to repair a gullet on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, (by Annagassan, ) between Patrick Morgan’s house and James McKeone house, £7 8s. 6d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — n o. 1l,...............................

To Thomas Donnelly and Andrew Byrne, to build a range wall, 89 feet

29

30

3l

Carried over.

£15

s.10

d.0

25

4 2 0

4 12 0

19 16 10

5 19 4

6 4 4

7 12 10

63 17 4


10 COUNTY A T LARGE.

No.

32

36

37

Brought forward, — long, 5 feet high and 2 feet thick, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, (by Annagassan) between Peter Brandi nan’s house and Michael Morgan’s house, £9 19s. 9d. and stamp duty 4s. Ad. — No. 12, ™ — — — —

To James Coleman and David Alexander, to build a wall to support the road, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, (by the Shore, ) between Ferrard’s cross and the Sea, at Dunany and James Campbell’s house, £ ‘24 14s. Id. and stamp duty 6s. 6d. — N o. 18,...............................

To William Lewry, Esq. James Coleman and Patrick Cooney, to build a wall on the road from Lurgangreen to Dundalk, (by the Blackrock, ) between Patrick Broddigan’s house and Mrs Ferguson’s house, £40 16s. 8d. and stamp duty 6s. 6d. — No. 19, ™

To Patrick Kelly and Laurence Kenny, to repair a gullet and fill each side of same, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Bodenstown and Baggotstown, £ 1 16s. 4d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 2 4, ~ — —

To Patrick Kelly and Laurence Kenny, to build a gullet, 36 feet long, 2 feet broad and 1 1/2 feet high, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross of Kiltallaght and Walshestown, £2 16s. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No 25, — —— ~ ~ —

To Patrick Kelly and Laurence Kenny, to build a gullet, 52 feet long, 1 foot 9 inches thick and 2 feet high on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Barmeath gate and Grange, £4 7s. 4d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No.

To Patrick Kelly and Laurence Kenny, to repair a bridge on the road from

Carried over,.....

£63

s.17

d.4

149 17 10


33

34

35

10 4 1

25 0 7

4 l 3 2

2 0 8

3 0 4

4 1l 8

£ ' s. d.149 17 10

4 14 4

*3 0 0

2 14 10

4 1 3

7 17 8

68 16 8

241 21 7

No.

38

39

40

4l

42

59 G. 3, C. 84,§ 32.

Brought forward,..... Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross of Grange and Prosper hill, £4 10s. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 27,

To Patrick Ke lly and Laurence Kenny, to repair the arch of a bridge on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Mr. Pentland’s estate and Thomas Flannigan’s house in Garrula, £2 15s. 8d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d. — No. 28, — — — — ~ __

To John Garvey and Patrick Kirwan, to repair Termonfechen bridge on the

? road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Andrew Leech’s house and Terence Spring’s house, £ 2 10s. 6d, and stamp duty 4s. 4d— No. 29, —

To John Garvey and Patrick Kirwan, to repair and cope part o f the battlements of Newfoundwell bridge, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the stream that divides Drogheda and Louth and the cross roads of Newtownstalaban, £3 16s. l id . and stamp duty 4s. 4d. —No. 30, ~ ~

To James Coleman and James Kinne- ghan, to build a stone fence on the side of the road from Ardee to Dun-

-— dalk, ( by Lurgangreen, ) between Michael Nugent’s house in White- rath and the cross roads of Whiterath, £7 13s. 4d. and stamp duty 4s. 4d.No. 31. Bryan Quinn and Nicholas Maguire, to lower an hill and fill an hollow on the road from Ardee to Castleblaney, £66 2s. 6d. stamp duty 8s. 8d. and £2 5s. 6d. Surveyor’s wages, No. 34 , 43 To James Coleman, to defray his

expences in procuring Maps, Plans and Estimates of the new line of road from Carlingford to Markethill, between Patrick Molloy’s house

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12 COUNTY A T LARGE,

No.Brought forward, __

at the cross roads in Plaster and John Thompson’s house in the same, — No. 37, __ ~

S A LA RIES , &c.44 To Walter Bourne, Esq. Clerk

of the Crown, for half-a-year’s salary due him, pursuant to an Act, (4 Geo. 4, Chap. 43, ) entitled “ an Act to regulate cc the amount of presentments11 by Grand Juries for payee ment of the public Officers cc of the several counties in I r eland, ” No. 39, ~ ~ _

45 To John Bourne, Esq. Clerk ofthe Peace the like, No. 40, ~

46 To Mr. Alexander Shekleton,Secretary, the like, No. 4 l, ~

47 To Mr. John Crowe, Governorof Dundalk Goal, for himself and his three Assistants, the like, No. 42, — — ~ —

48 To Patrick Ross, Schoolmaster,the like, No. 43, ~ ~ —

49 To Mrs. Ross, Matron, the like,No. 44,..............................

50 To William Walker, Judge’sCrier, the like, No. 45, --------

51 To John Harrel, Barister’s Crierhalf-a-year’s salary—No. 45,

52 To Mr. William Shekleton Sub-Sheriff, the like, No. 47. ~

53 To Thomas Filgate, Esq. T rea-surer, the like, pursuant to an Act, (4 Geo. 4, Chap. 33, ) —

54 To the Rev. Robert Hume, In spector to the Gaol, for half- a-year’s salary, now commencing, pursuant to “ an Act (50 cc Geo. 3, ) for repealing the c- several laws relating to Pri-

Carried over,.....

Ibid.

Ibid.

Ibid.§6.

3 G. 4, C. 64. § 38.Ibid.4 G. 4, C. 43. Ibid. Ib id .

4 G. 4,

50 G. 3, C. 103, § 48.

SUMMER ASSIZES, 18*24.

No. £ s. d.Brought forward, ~ 840 18 1

“ sons in Ireland, and for re-“ enacting such of the provi-cc sions thereof as have been“ found useful with amend-cc ments, ” — No. 49, — — 40 0 0

55 To Mary Eaton, Keeper of the49 G. 3, Ardee Sessions House, for halfC. 84, a-year’s salary, now commen-§ 9. cing, pursuant to the aforesaid

Act— No. 50, — — — 2 0 056 To the Rev. Robert Hume, to

50 G. 3, pay Contractors who provideC. 103, Food, Straw, Fuel and Bed-§ 63, 64 ding for the Prisoners in the& 65. County Gaol, pursuant to

cc an Act (50 Geo. 3, ) for re-cc pealing the several laws re-" lating to prisons in Ireland,l< and for re-enacting such o f“ the provisions thereof ascc have been found useful withcc amendments, ”— No. 5 l, — 400 0 0

45 G. 3, 57 To the Treasurer of the LouthC. I l l , Hospital, for the use of the§ 1. same, pursuant to “ an Act(45

cc Geo. 3, ) to amend and render“ more effectual an Act madecc in the Parliament of Irelandcc in the 5th year of his late“ Majesty, entitled an Act for“ erecting and establishingcc public Infirmaries or Hospi-" tals in this Kingdom, ” No 52 500 0 0

54G. 3, 58 To the Treasurer of the LouthC. 112, Fever Hospital for the use of} 1. the same, pursuant to “ an

" Act (54 Geo. 3, ) entitledan Act for the further en-

" couragement of Fever Hos-" pitals in Ireland, ” — No. 53, 100 0 0

54 G. 3, 59 To the following Persons, pursu-C. I l l , ant to cc an Act, (54 Geo. 3, )$ 3. to amend and render more ef-

Carried over, ~ 1882 18 1

4G . 4,C. 43,§

13

£ s. d. 241 2 7

2 5 6

100 0 0

150 0 0

65 0 0

130 0 0

12 10 0

5 0 0

5 0 0

5 0 , 0

25 0 0

100 0 0

840 18 1


1


No. £ s. d.Brought fo rw a rd , __ 1882 18 1

fectual “ an Act made in the“ Parliament of Ireland, (5“ Geo 3, ) entitled an Act for“ erecting Public Infirmaries“ or Hospitals in this King-“ dom—No. 54.

To the Treasurer of the Ardee —Dispensary __ ______ 100 16 3-

To the Treasurer of the DunleerDispensary, ~ __ __ __ 102 16 9

To the Treasurer of the Castlebellingham Dispensary, ~ 73 8 9

60 To the Rt. Hon. Earl of Roden, ------Rt. Hon. John Foster, RtHon. Lord Viscount Jocelyn,Sir Edward Bellew, Bart. Rev.Sir Thomas Forster, Bart.,Blaney Balfour, and WallopBrabazon, Esqrs., to carry intoexecution, a presentment madeat Spring Assizes, 1814, forerecting a new Gaol, in addition to the present one, inthe town of Dundalk, — Eighteenth Instalment, No. 55, — 750 0 0

6 l To Mr. James Parks, for Printingthe Schedules of affidavits forSpring Assizes, 1824, and thepresentments granted at saidAssizes, together with the copies of the unaccounted forQuiries, pursuant to « an Act“ (59 Geo. 3) for amending“ the Irish road Acts, ” ~ ~ 60 15 9

62 To M r. Robert Browne, Apothecary, for Medicines furnished by him to the Prisonersin Gaol, pursuant to “ an Act“ (50 Geo. 3) for repealing“ several laws relating to pri-“ sons in Ireland, and for re-“ enacting such of the provisi-“ ons thereof as have been

Carried over, — 2970 15 7

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1824.

No.

4 G. 4,C. 43 § 7.

63

64

4G . 4, C. 93, $ 3.

36 G. 3, C. 55,§ 43.

Brought fo rw a rd , ™

“ found useful with amend- “ ments, — No. 57, — ~ —

To Mr. James Parks, for printing 50 copies of the Registered Freeholders of this County, —No. 57£, — -------------------

To Mr. Alexander Shekleton, for repairing and keeping in repair, all the locks and keys of the Gaol; the force-pump in the Hospital-yard; all the cocks and pipes attached to the force-pump; the boiler in the Hospital and the two baths the two boilers in the dining rooms; all the fire places in the Gaol and Hospital, and the one in the Guard-room; to whitewash the interior of the prison four times within the year and any o f the cells and day rooms when required by the Inspector; to supply the cells and corridores with quick lime; to supply brooms for the cells, day and work rooms, guard-room and yard; to take off and put on the fetters on prisoners when required, —for one year, now commencing— No. 5 8 , ----------------------------

65 To the undermentioned personsCoroners for holding Inquests pursuant to “ an Act, (4 Geo. “ 4, )—No. 59.

Mr. Paul Parks, for holding 3, Mr. John Byrne, for holding 2,

66 To the undermentioned persons,for transmitting prisoners pursuant to “ an Act, (36 Geo. « 3, ) for amending public cc roads, ”— No. 60,

To John Crowe, -------- ----- -

Carried Over-

£2970 15

19 0

28 13

50

171l

14

3110

59 G. 3, C. 84,§ 10.

50 G. 3 C. 103, § 58.

s.15

d7

15

8

4

0 0

1 37 6

0 4

18 8


COUNTY A T LARGE.

37 G. 3, C. 35,§ 14.

59 G. 3, C. 84,§ 32.

No.Brought forward, .....

£ s. d.To John Goodlow, - 2 1 9

John Bidwell, - - 6 9 9

67 To Thomas Filgate, Esq. Treasurer, to re-emburse him for money he advanced, per orders o f the Court— No. 6 l,

To Patrick Boyle, - - 1 1 1 Robert Galbraith, O i l 1 John Armstrong, - 1 1 l 1 Michael Brodigan, 0 6 1 James Lawless, - 0 6 1 Doctor Munkittrick 1 3 10 Eyre Ellis, Esq. ~ 1 11 1 Edward Smyth, 5 1 1 Andrew McEnwall, 0 1 l 1 A . Montgomery, - 0 11 1 Thomas Phoenix, - 0 1l 1 Michael Magrath, 0 1 l 1 John Murphy, - - 0 6 1 Edward Lavall, - 0 16 1 Patrick Marron, - 1 11 1 Patrick McCabe, - 0 1l I James Robbs, - - 1 1 1 Thomas Eaton, - - 0 11 1 Patrick Martin, - 0 11 1 George Butler, - - 0 16 1 Patrick Reilly, • - 0 16 1 Patrick McKenna, O i l 1 Walter Bourne, - 2 6 7

69 To the undermentioned personsfor Destroying Vermin, No. 62

To Thomas Hughes, ~ — To Robert Wood, ~ ~ ~

70 To Mr. Samuel Wainright, todefray his expenses in procuring Maps, Plans, and Esti- mates of the new line of road from Dundalk to Carrickma

Carried over, ~

£3110

s.18

8 1l

23

15

13 2

8 3 16 2

3150


No.Brought forward, ~

cross, as Certified by Magistrates at Special Sessions, Feb. 1824—No. 63,

20 To Mr. James Clarke and Nicholas Magee, to build a Bridewell in the town of Ardee, and also to make sundry alterations in the Sessions-House of said town, and we appoint as Commissioners to see the said presentment carried into execution, Chichester Fortescue, Thomas Lee Norman, Fitzherbert Ruxton, Nathaniel Manning, Alexander Filgate and W. P. Ruxton, Esqrs, said presentment to be raised by instalments, the sum of 69?. 14s. 6d. this Assizes, and 50?. each succeeding Assizes until the whole sum, amounting to £769 14s 6d. is raised. Second instalment— No. 64,

£3150

47

s. d. 7 9

15 6

50 0 0

3248 3 3Total,

16

7 9

d.8

6


New Roads.


We present to be opened a new line of Road, from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Michael McDonnell’s house in Newtown and James Begly’s house in same, in the Barony of Upper Dundalk, according to the Plan and Estimate, lodged with the Secretary, the whole of which is as follows__No 35,

£ s. d.Laying out 9l perches, at 6d.

per perch, — ~ — — 2 5 6 Forming, Levelling and Drain

ing, 9 l perches, at 4s. 2d. per perch, — — — — 18 19 2

Gravelling, 9 l perches, at 10s.per perch, ~ — __ __ 45 10 0

Making 175 perches, at Is. 6d.per perch, ~ — ~ __ 13 2 6

We present to be opened a new line of Road, from Carlingford to Markethill, between Patrick Molloy’s house at the cross roads in Plaster and John Thompson’s house in the same, according the Plan and Estimate lodged with the Secretary the whole expense of which is as follows;

£ s. d.Laying out 82 perches, at 6d.

per perch, ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 1 0 Forming and Levelling, 82 per

ches, at 12s. per perch, ~ 49 4 0 Gravelling 82 perches, at 7s.

6d. per perch. ~ ~ ~ 30 15 0 Making 164 perches of fences,

at Is. 6d. per perch, ~ ~ 6 3 0

79

88168

Old R oads.

SOMMER ASSIZES, 1824. 19

36 G. 3, C. 55,$ 46.

36 G. 3, C. 55,§ 46.

A t the request of Brabazon Disney Sheils, Esq,, we present that the old road leading from Ardee to Dundalk, (by Darver Castle, ) between Christianstown and Darver Castle, be stopped up. I t appearing to us that said road is no longer necessary to be kept open for the convenience of Travellers; a new line having been made which answers all the purposes of the old one— No. 381/2,

A t the request of the Rev. Anthony Garstin, we present that the old road leading from Carrickmacross to Drogheda, between the turn to the new road from Drogheda to Carrickmacross and the small bridge of Bragganstown be stopped up. I t appearing to us that said road is no longer necessary to be kept open for the convenience of Travellers; a new line having been made which answers all the purposes of the old one— No. 381/2

C

£ s. d.

17 2

3 00 2


B arony of A rdee.


No. £ s. d.G r a n t ed S p r i n g , 1823.

7 l £9 To James Abraham and James Cummins, to nmair 30 perches of the roadfrom Ardee to KingScourt, betweenPatrick M cKenna’s house in Blindgate and the Mount-park gate, 2 l feet wide .

and 14 with g rave l at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages, —No. 18, — — _____ ____________ 9 13 4

72 £19 10s. To Thomas McAtee and JosephHoey, to make 260 perches of fenceson each side of the road from Droghe 1l

da to Carrickmacross, between themearing of Mr. Pentland’s and Mr.Garstin’s estates and Thos. Plunkett’shouse, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d.stamp duty, and 19s. 6d. wages, —

20 13 10No. 104, ~ — ~ __.......... ~Sum mer, 1823.

73 £ 13 T o John and James Brannigan, torepair, cleanse, dress and provide materials for repairing such part or partsof the mail coach road directly leading from the post town of Ardee to

Carried over, ~ 1 30 7 2



G r a n t e d S u m m e r , 1823. the post town of Carrickmacross as are contained in said barony, between Tallanstown and the mearing that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan, being a sum not exceeding the rate of 6d. per perch, for the who'e number of perches—their number between said Tallanstown and the mearing that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan, in said barony being 520 perches; 2s. 2d. stamp duty and 13s. wages. And we appoint William Filgate and Thomas Lee Norman, Esqrs, to receive the accounts of the expenditure and make orders for payment, — No. 23, ~ ~

Spring, 1824.74 , £3 15s. To Joseph Byrne and Patrick

Molloy, to repair 15 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, at Annagassan, betweeh Keage’s cross and the Blackmills, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch-'4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 9d. wages— No. -2,

£5 10s To Joseph Byrne and Patrick Molloy, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Ardee to the sea, at Annagassan, between Mullin’s cross and the mearing that divides Poescourt- from Charleville, 30 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 5s. 6d. per perch, 4s, 4d. stamp duty and 5s. 6d. wages—No. 3, — — -------- --------------------

76 To Sir William Bellingham, William Boyle and Thomas Donnelly, to keep in repair and sufficient order by contract, for seven years, 210 perches of the road from Castlebellingham to to Dundalk, (by Dromiskin, ) between the town of Castlebellingham and the mearing of the baronies of Ardee and Louth, at 6d. per perch, and

Carried over, ~

75

2 l

£ s. d.30 7 2

13 15 2

4 3 1

5 19 10

54 5 3


22 BARONY OF ARDEE.

No.Brought forward.

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. *2s. 2d. stamp duty (firs t year, ) —

77 To Sir William Bellingham WilliamBoyle and Thomas Donnelly, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by con tract, for seven years, 180 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, (by Castlebellingham, ) between the mearing of the baronies of Ardee and Louth, and its meeting of the road from Castlebellingham to Dundalk, (by Dromiskin, ) at 6d. per perch, £4 10s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty (firs t year)— No. 9, __ __ __ __ __ __

78 To Sir William Bellingham, William Boyle and Thomas Donnelly, to keep, in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years 380 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to theSea, (by Castlebellingham, ) between the meeting of the old turnpike road and the Seashore, at 6d. per perch, £9 10s. and 2s, 2d. stamp duty, (firs t year)— No,. 10, — — — __ __

79 £18 To Mr Alexander Shekleton, Edward and Felix Rafferty, to repair 60 perches of the road from D undalk

K in g S c o u r t , between the' cross roads of Corcreeagh and the mearing of Louth and Monaghan, 24 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at! 6 s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 18s. wages— No. 1 l, — — _ ~ ~ — i....

£5 To Patrick 'Mathews and Patrick Grogan, to repam. 25 perches o f the road from Ardee to 'D unleer, between Patrick Taaffe’s house in Dromin and Coogan’s bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty atul 5s. wages— No. 1

81 £4 10. To Patrick Grogan and Patrick Mathews, to repair 20 perches of the

Carried over, ~

80

£54

s.5

d.3

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1821.* 1 23

No.Brought forward, ™

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. road from Ardee to Dunleer, between the mearing of Painstown and Dromin and Mr. Hutson’s avenue gate, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4 s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp-duty and 4s. 6d wages— No. 15, ~ —

82 £5 To Patrick Grogan and Patrick Mathews to repair 20 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross roads of Dromin and Keag’s cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per p e r c h , 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages, — No. 1 7, — —

8i £5 To Patrick Grogan and Patrick Mathews to repait\20 perches of the road from Kells to Dunleer, between the cross roads of Rathesker and Law- lesstown hill, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel at 5s. per permit, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 1 9 , --------

84 £1 to Patrick Grogan and Patrick Mathews, to repair 20 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the cross roads at Stefians and Andrew Maginness\ house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp doty and 4s. wa-,

85 £4 To Patrick. Grogan and PatrickMathews, to repair 20 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between Andrew Maginness’s house and the cross roads at -Howthstown, 2l feet wide, and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp-duty and 4s. wages— No. 22, ~ —. ™ — ™

86 £9 To Joseph and George Crawley to repair 40 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross roads at W iliam Keage’s and Bryan Durnin’s house, 2 l feet wideand 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d, per

Carried over.

5 7 2

4 1 2 . 2

9 12 2.

19 2 4

5 9 4

98 8 5 123 2 7

4 8 4

4 8 4

5 9 4

5 9 4

£ s. d98 8 5

4 18 10


2 4 BARONY OF ARDEE.

No.

87

88

Brought forward. G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wa-

£6 To Joseph and George Crawley, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Ardee to tne Sea, and Annagassan, between the mearing of Harristown at the turn to \M r. Boy Ian’s, and the cross roads at\William Keage’s house, 2 l feet wide a id 14 with gravel, at4s. per perch, Ms. 4d. stamp duty and6s. wages-—No. 26, __ _________

£6 5s. To Joseph'^and George Crawley, to repair 25 perches of the road from Ardee, to Dunleer, between the W i dow Taaffe’s House and Patrick Taaffe’s house, 2U feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5si per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. - wages—No. 28 , -------------\ -------------

£6 2s. To James and Joseph Crawley, to widen to 24 feet, 14 per Acs of the road from A rdee to the Sea, at Annagassan, between Peter Magee’s gate and James Dorian’s barn, at 8s. 8 1/2d. per perch, 4s. \4d. stamp dutyand 6s. wages— No. 30, —/ -------------

£6 5s. To Patrick and 1)wen McCabe, to repair 25 perches of\ the road from Carrickmacross to Ardee, (by the Church of Clonkeen, ) \between the cross roads at Hugh Rooney’s house and Joseph Magee’s force, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty end 6s. 3d. wages No. 32, — — — — — —

£ 6 To William Filgate, Esq. Patrick McDonnell and Patrick McCabe, to 1 repair 30 perches of the road from j Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between j the bridge at Colga and Hugh Maguire’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with

89

90

Carried over, 159 | 9 9

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1821. 2 5

94


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and'6s. wages— No. 38, ~ __

92 £4 To William Filgate and Matthew O 'Reilly, Esqrs. Patrick McDonnell and Patrick McCabe, to repair 20 perches of the road from Dundalk to KingScourt, between the cross roads of Reaghstown and James Brennan’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 39,

93 £6 To William Filgate and MatthewO`Reilly, Esqrs. Patrick McDonnell and Patrick McCabe, to repair 30 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the Chapel of Reaghstown and Hugh Sharkey's house, 2 l feet Vide and 1 4 with gravel, at 4s. per jkreh, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 6s. wages—No. 40, ~ __

£1 10s. To Patrick McDonnell and Patrick McCabe, Ip repair 15 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross. between tie pound of Tullykeel and the bridge of Lagan, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 8d. per perch, 4s. 4 d. stamp dutyand 3s. 6d. wages-No. 41, -----------

95 £4 To James Crinnian and Patrick Dunne, to repair 20 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between the cross roads of Churchtown and the pound of Tullykeel, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and is wages—No. 42, — .

90 £10 To James Crinnian add Patrick Dunne, to repair 50 perches of the road from Dundalk to Kells, between the cross roads of Churchtown and Garrybridge, 2 l feet wide and 14

Carried over.

9l

£ s. d.123 2 7

9 13 4

6 10 4

6 15 7

6 12 4

6 15 7

£ s. d.159 9 9

6 10 4

4 8 4

6 10 4

3 17 10

4 8 4

185 | 4 1l


26 BARONY OF ARDEE.

97

No.\ Brought forw ard,.....

G r a n te d Spring, 1824. with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages—No. 43,

£16 To Thomas ai\d Alexander Cunningham, to repair 40 perches of the road from Ardee w Carrickmacross, between Mr. Booth’* avenue gate and

th e Widow McCartney's house, 32 feet wide and 18 with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s.wages— No. 45, __A__ __ ~ ~

£10 I Os. To Thomas and Alexander Cunningham, to repair BO perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Mr. Filgate’s lodge and Pepperstown cross, 32 feet wide and 18 with gravel, at 7. 1. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 18s. 6d. wages

No. 46,.................. 1........... £10 10s. To Thomas and Alexander

Cunningham, to repair 30 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Pepperstown cross and Greenlane cross, 32 feet wme and 18 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. 6d. Wages— No 47, »"* *»... I... —........... ..... I. •... j

£8 15s. To Thomas and Alexander Cunningham, to repair 25 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickma

cross, between Mr. Alexander 'She- kleton’s iron gate and Mr. Booth’s tenants houses, 42 feet wide and 18 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. 9d. wages—No. 48,

£12 To Thomas and Alexander Cunningham, to repair 30 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Tallanstown church yard and M r. Filgate’s watering pool, 42 p er wide and 18 with gravel, at 8s. perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and I k . wages— No. 49, ~ ™ ~ ~ |

99

100

£ s.185 4

10 14

Carried over, ~


£ s. d.257 13 8

12 16 4

4 8 4

10 14 4

4 8 4

4 8 4

294 9 4

No.Brought fo rw ard , ™

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.102 £ 12 To Thomas and Alexander Cun

ningham, no repair 30 perches o f the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between the\W idow McCartney’s house and the town of Ardee, 32 feet wide and 18 with'gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp-duty and 12s. wages—No. 50, — —. — __ __

103 £4 To Thomas and Alexander Cunningham, to repair 20 perches of the road from KingScourt to Dunleer, between Pepperstown cross and Ballybailey cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 5 l , --------

104 £10 To Thomas and Alexander Cunningham, to repair 50 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between the cross of Rathanna and the pound of Ardee, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages — No. 52,............... . . .......................

105 £1. To Philip Reilly and Thomas Byrne, to repair 20 perches of the road from Nobber toy Dundalk, between Peter Ward’s ho ike and Patrick McDaniel's

house, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 4s. wages-—No. 53, ™ ™

106 £4. To Philip Reilly and Thomas Byrne,to repair VO perches of the road from Kingscourt to Dunleer, between Stormanstown h i l l and Mr. Ruxton’s house at Cookstown, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel at 4s. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty 4s. wages—No. 54,

107 £2 8s. To Philip Reilly and ThomasByrne, to repair 12 perches of the road from Nobber to Dundalk, between M r. Ruxton's house at Cooks- town and Peter Mullan’s tenants

Carried over,.....D

d.1l

4

17 0 4

1l 4 10

1l 4 10

9 8 1

12 16 4

257 | 13 | 8


28 BARONY OF ARDEE.


g r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. houses 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. \p e r perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 2s. 3d. wages—No. 55, __

10S £4 To Philip Reilly and Thomas Byrne, to repair 20 perches of the road from K in g sc o u r t to Dunleer, between Charlestown and 'Pepperstown cross, 2l feet wide and \ i with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4®. stamp duty and Is. wages—No. 5 6 , . — —. __ __*__

109 £3 To Philip Reilly and Thomas Byrne, to repair 15 perches of the road from K in g S c o u rt to Dunleer, between* th e

Rev. Richard Olphert’s gate and Charlestown church, 2 l fe e t wide and14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d stamp duty and 3s. wages—No. 57

110 £3 16s. To Philip Reilly and Thomas Byrne, to repair 19 perches of the road from KingScourt to Dunleer, between Mr. Filgate’s lodge at? Cooks- town and the Rev Richard Olphert’s gate, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s>4d. stamp duty and 3s. 9d. wages—No 58, *..... —

111 £244s. To Philip Reilly and ThomasByrne, to repair 11 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Charlestown cross and Rath- anna cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. * 4d. stamp duty and 2s. wages - No. 5 9 , --------

112 £37 10s. To Thomas M cEntee andJanies Loughran, to repair 100 perches of the road from Drogheda to Carrickmacross, between Bryan Dur- nin’s house on Polbrock bill and the road from Bragganstown ’ to Dunleer, 32 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 7s. 6d. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and 1?. 17s. 6d wages—No. 63, —

113 £5 To Patrick and William Halfpenny,

carried over, —

£294

s.9

d.4



G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. to repair 20 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, at Annagassan, between M r. Norris’ avenue in Stickillen and Harristown mearing, 2 l feet wide and 1 wi th gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4«. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No.

114 £7 10s. To Patrick and William Halfpenny, to repair 30 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, at Annagassan, betweeniCrossellish and, Mr. Norris’ avenue fri Stickillen, 21 feet wide and 14 witli gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 65,

£4 10s. To Patrick and William Halfpenny, to repair^l5 perches of the road from Ardee to Dunleer, between John-Street in Ardee and Crossellish, 2 l feet wide and 1 4 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4«. stamp duty and 4s 6d. wages— No 66, — — —

116 £2 To Patrick and William Halfpenny, to repair 10 perches of the road from Ardee to Drogheda, between the pound of Millextown and Crossellish, 2 l feet wide and 11 w i t h gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d! stamp duty and2s. wages— No 67, - i- — —. — —.

117 £3 10s. To Patrick and William Halfpenny, to repair 20*perches of the road from Drogheda! to Ardee, between Moyles’ cross find Millextown pound, 21 feet wide a id 14 with gra-

115

£351

s.8

d.0

v e l, a t 3s. 6d. p e r p e rc h d u ty a n d 3s. 6d, w age

118 £2?. 18s. T o P a t r ic k and p e n n y , to re p a ir 26 ro a d f ro m K in g S c o u r t w een J o h n M c C a b e ’s

g ra v e l p i t in th e to w n la n d o f M i l l e x to w n , 2 l fe e t w id e a n d 14 w ith g ra -

Carr ied over, ~

l, 4s. 4d. stamp —No. 68, — William Half- perches of the

to Dunleer, be- house and the

2 14 7

4 8 4

3 7 4

4 4 1

2 10»»

4

39 14 0

351 8 0

5 9 4

8 1 10

4 18 10

2 6 4

3 17 10

376 2 2


30 BARONY OF ARDEE.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. vel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 3s. 9d. wages—No. 69, __

£13 15s. To Patrick Magorisk and F. Graham] to repair 50 perches of the road from Ardee to Stabannon, between Christopher Morrian’s house in Drumcashel and Philip Lynch’s house In Stabannon, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 13s. 9d. wages— N o. 70,

20 £11 To Patrick Magorisk and Patrick Graham, to repair 40 perches of the road from Ardee to Stabannon, between Pat Carroll’s house in Drumcashel and Christopher M orrian’s house in same, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 11s. wages—No. 7 l , ------— ---------------------------

121 £12 10s. To John Kearney and Francis Graham, to repair 50 perches of the road from Ardee to Drumcashel, between Redhouse and the Rock, 2l- feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 0 - stamp duty and 12s. 6d. wages— No. 73, — — —

122 £5 To Francis Graham and Patrick Magorisk, to repair 20 perches .of the road from Dromcashel to Dundalk between the Castle of Roodstown and Christopher Jorden’s house in Maplestown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp dutyand 5s. wages— >fo. 74, -------------

123 £8 15s. To John Kearney and Francis Graham, to repair 25 perches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, between Ardee and the gate of Redhouse, feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. 9d. wages—No. 75, —

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SUMMER A SSIZES, 1821. 3 l


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.124 £16 14s To John Kearney and Francis

Graham, to repair 60 perches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, between the bridge at the green of Ardee and the gullet of Coolfore, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. 6d per perch, 4s 4d stamps duty and 19s. 6d. wages—No. 7

125 £7 4s. To James Abraham and JamesCummins, to repair 24 perches of the road from Ardee to Kingscourt, between Bryan R a lly ’s house in Barnamoe and the t urn to the bog at Silverhill, 21 feet w ide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. wages.—No. 7 7 ,_____

126 £6 To James Abraham and James Cummins, to repair 20 perches of the road from Ardee to Kingscourt, between Garrow bridge and Burley bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 0s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s wages— No. 78, ~ — — --------

127 £15 To James Abraham and JamesCummins, to repair 50 perches of the road from Archie to Carrickmacross, between the north end of the town of Ardee and the turn to the bog, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages —No. 79,

128 £5 To James and John Garrity, 4d repair 20 perches of the road from Kells to Dunleer, between the bridge of Newrath and the chapel cross at Drakestown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch 4 s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 85,

129 £5 8s. To James and John Garrity, to repair 18 perches of the road from K i n g sc o u r t to Drogheda, between John Corballes’s cross and Stanley's

Carried over,

£ s. d.376 2 2

i'4

/6 i

14 13 1

1l 15 4

13 6 10

5 9 4

9 8 \

435 0 1 l

£ s. d435 0 1 l

20 13 10

7 15 4

6 10 4

15 19 4

5 9 4

491 9 l


BARONY OF ARDEE.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 5s. 3d. wages— No. 86, __

130 £3 To John and James Garrity, to repair 10 perches of the road from Navan to Dunleer, between the bridge of Keiran and Hurlestown lands 21 feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s.wages— No. 87, — ________

£7 10s. To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair 30 perches of the road from Ardee to Dunleer, between Crossellish and Howthstown, 2 l Feet wide and 14 with gravel , at 5s. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 9 3 , _______________

132 £12 To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair 40 perches of the road from Slane to Ardee, between M r. Manning’s avenue gate and Cor- bally’s cross, 31 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per p erch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages— No. 94,

133 £12 To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repai r 40 perches o f the road from Kells to Ardee, between William Wood's house and John- street bridge, 2 l feel wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages—No. 96,

134 £12 To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair V o perches of the road from Kells to Ardee, between Blackstick bridge and William Woods' house, 2 l feet wide anti 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 5 .̂ 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages— No. 97, ~ —

135 £10 To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair 40 perches of the road from Kells to A rdee, between the mile bush and Blackstick bridge,

Carried over, —

£ s. d.^ 491 9 1

5 17 7

3 7 4

r

8 1 10

12 16 4

12 16 4

12 16 4

547 10 |

SUMMER A SSIZES, 1824.

No.Brought forw ard, ~

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s per perch, 4s. 4d stamp duty and 10s. wages -No. 98, — ~ — —

136 £3 To Jump Andrews and ThomasWilson, to repair 10 perches of the road from Hells to Ardee, between John-street b r idge and the Widow Boyle’s house in Ardee, 3 l feet wide* and 16 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. wages— No. 99, —- ™ — — — —*

137 £15 To James Andrews and ThomasWilson, to repair 50 perches of the road from Kells to Ardee, between Scredog bridge and the mile bush, 2 1 fe e t wide and 14’ with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages— No. 101

138 £24 To James Andrews and ThomasWilson, to repair 80 perches of the, rood from Kells to Dunleer, between the chapel cross of Drakestown and the post road at Annaglog, .21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 4s. wages— No. 102, ~ •

139 To Matthew O'Reilly, Esq. John andMichael Mooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 687 perches of the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, between the windmill of Reaghstown and the mills of Louth, at 6d. per perch, £17 3s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. First year,— No. 103, —■ ™ — —

140 To Matthew O'Reilly, Esq. John and Michael Mooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 494 perches of the road from the bog of Reaghstown to A rdee, between Mr. Young’s ,house in Nicholastown and the mearing of

Carried over, ~

3332

£ s. d. 547 4 10

10 14 4

3 7 4

15 19 4

25 10 6

17 5 8

260 2 0



No.Brought forward, —

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. Springhill and Rathneestin, at 6d. par perch, £12 7s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, First year— No. 104, ™ __ __ S_

141 £21 To William Filgate, Esq. Patrick K ieran and John Mooney, to repair 60 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Edward Lamb's house, in Churchpark and Patrick Keiran's house in Tallans-town, 32 feet and 16 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 1s. wages—No. 107, __

142 £21 To William Filgate, Esq. Patrick Kieran and John Mooney, to Repair 60 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, b etween Patrick Kieran’s house in T allanstown and Bryan Mathews’s house in Rathnees-tin, 32 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 1s. wages— No. 108,

143 £13 6s. 8d. To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 50 perches of the road from Collon to Dunleer, between the turn to Jibber's bridge and the lands of Aclare, 30 feet wide, and 16, with gravel, at 5s 4 d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp! duty and 13s. 3d. wages— No. 109

144 £8 To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 30 perches of the road from Collon to Dunleer, between, Margate bridge and' be turn* to Jibber’s bridge, 30 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 5s. 4d per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. wages— NO. 110,

145 £5 To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 20 ' perches of the road from Harristown to Drogheda, between Stefian’s and Garrity's houses 2 1 feet wide and 16 w ith gravel, at

»Carried over.

£ s. i (1. 620 2 0

12

22

22

14

12

700



G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.5s. per perches. 4d. stamp duty, and

111, ..I... W—. "... ™

146 £5 To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 20 perches of the road from Harristown to Drogheda, between Garrity's house and the Whiteriver, 2l fee t wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. par perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty, and 5s. wages— No. 112, ~ '—

147 £5 6s. 8d. To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 20 perches of the road from Bragganstown' to Drogheda, between the cross roads at Rathesker a id the road from Collon to Dunleer, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, 5s. 4d, per perch 4s. 4d stamp duty and 5s. 3d wages—

N o . 1 1 3 , 148 £7 3s. 9d. To Thomas Crinnian and

George Flannigan, to repair 25 perches of the road from Kells to Dunleer between the cross of Stefians and the lands of Funshog, 2 l feet wide and 14 with graver, at 5s. 9d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s.wages—No. 114, ..... — ..... ..... —.

149 £18 5s. To Thomas Crinnian and Geo. Flannigan, to repair 60 perches of the road from Kells to Dunleer,' between the cross roads at Rathesker and the cross roads of Stefians, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. id . per perch 4s. 4d. stamp! duty and 18s. 3d.wages— No. 115,

150 £15 To Thomas Crinnian and George Flannigan, to repair 140 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the lands o f Collon and the lands of Funshog, 32 feet wide and20 with gravel, at Is. 6 /! per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages— No. 116, 1 *

lam ed over.

£ s. d.700 2 9

5 9 4

5 9 4

5 16 3

7 15 1

19 7 7

15 19 4

759 19 8E


36 BARONY OF AR DEE.

No.

153

Brought forward, ~ G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

£20 To Thomas Crinnian and George Flannigan, to repair 50 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the cross roads at Blakestown and John street in Ardee, 32 feet wide and ^20 with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and£1 wages—No. 1 1 7 ,____________

£16 To Thomas Crinnian and George Flannigan, to repair 40 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the lands of Funshog and the cross roads at Blakestown, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d stamp duty and 16s wages— No. 118, __ ~ __ ~

12/. To James Andrews and Thomas Wilson, to repair 140 perches of the road from Ardee to Drogheda, between Howthstown cross and Painstown bridge, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 12s. wages*— No. 119, __

154 To John McClintock, Robert Thompson Esqrs. Thomas Donnelly and Edward Conlan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 160 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, between the mearing of Willestown and Adamstown and the cross of Dillonstown, at 6d. per perch, £4 and 2s. 2d. stamp dutyThird year,— No. 120,__ ________

To John McClintock, and Robert Thompson Esqrs. Thomas Donnelly and Edward Conlan, to keep in repair and sufficient older, by contract, for seven years, 1430 perches o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the chapel gate of Dyzart in the townland o f Skeagmore, and the finger-post at Seabank, in the town-

Carried over, ~

155

£759

s.19

d.8


No. £ s. d.Brought forward, ~

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

land o f Castlebellingham, at 6d. per perch, £35 15s. and stamp duty 3s.

815

¥ '

2 10

3d. Third year,— No. 121, ~ —156 To John M cClintock and Robert'

Thompson, Esqrs. Thomas Donnelly, and Edward Conlan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 180 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, (by Annagassan,) between Matthew Clinton’s house in the townland of Annagassan and Francis Byrne’s house in the townland of Dillonstown, at 6d. per perch . £4 10s. and stamp* duty,

35 18 3

2s. 2d. Third year,— No. 12'2,1— — 157 To John McClintock and Robert

Thompson, Esqrs. Thomas Donnelly and Edward Conlan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 276 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, at Dunany, beginning at the finger-post in the townland o f Finvoy and ending at the mearing of the baronies of Ardee and Ferrard, in the townland of Verdonstown, at 6d. per perch, £6 18s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, Third year.

4 12 2

158 To John McClintock, Esq. Patrick Keenan and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 450 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between Matthew Soraghan’s house in the townland of Clude, and Patrick Dowdall’s farm, in the townland of Clonmore, at 5d. per perch, £9 7s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, Second year,

7 0 2

159 To John McClintock, Esq. Patrick Keenan and John Brabazon, to keep

9 9 2


15l

1522 l 4 4

17 0 4

12 16 4

4 2 2

815 1 2 10


38 BARONY OF ARDEE.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 98 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the mearing of Ardee and Ferrard, in the townland of Gallough, and the main road to Dunleer, at 5d. per perch, £ 2 10d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, Second year— No. 1 2 5 ,_____

160 To Lord Louth, Patrick Kieran andThomas Reilly, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 299 perches o f the road from Kingscourt to the Sea at Annagassan, between the ccoss of Arthurstown and the bridge of Tallanstown, at 6d. per perch, £7 9s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (Second year)— No. 126, ~

161 To John Woolsey, Esq. William Boyleand Thomas Donnelly, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 440 perches o f the road from Ardee to the Sea, between Henry Waters’s house at Bolis and the pound of Kilsairn, at 6d. per perch, £ 11 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (Second year) No. 128, __ ~ ~

Total, *****

Barony of A rdee.

The following Sums were presented by the Grand Jury and confirmed by the Court, to be raised o ff the Barony o f Ardee, and applied to the follow ing uses:—

No.162

163

164

£3 15s. To Thomas Crinnian and Geo. Flannigan to repair 50 perches of a foot-path, on the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the bridge that divides the lands of Collon and Knockacleavy and John-street in Ardee, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty, and 3s. 9d. wages—No. 4,

£8 To John Brannigan and James Sher- land, to repair 20 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to Ardee, between the mills of Louth and Lord Louth’s slate houses, 42 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty, and 8s. wages— No. 6

£3 13s. To Francis Graham and John Ginnity, to repair 73 perches of a foot-path, on the road from Ardee to Castlebellingham, between the direction post at Redhouse and the turn to Mr. Dawson’s house, at Is. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages— No. 7, ~ — — — — — —

Carried over.

£ s. d.872 2 7

2 3 0

7 1l 8

1 l 2 2

892 19 5

£ s. d.

4 3 1

8 12 4

4 0 10

16 16 3


40 BARONY OF ARDEE.

No.

163

166

Brought forward.To John McClintock, Esq. Thomas

Crawford and Philip Ready, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 266 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, at Annagassan, between Clude bridge in the townland of Clude and John Ready’s house in the townland of Drumcar, at 6d. per perch, £6 13s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year.No. 9, __ __ __ ~ __ — __ __

To John McClintock, Esq. Thomas Crawford and Philip Ready, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 514 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, at Annagassan ; between Mullincross, in the townland of Mullincross, and the mearing of the townlands of Willestown and Adamstown; at 6d. per perch, £12 17*. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third Year . — No. 10, ~ ~

167 To John McClintock, Esq. Thomas Crawford and Philip Ready, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 266% perches o f the road from A rdee to the Sea, at Port; between the fingerpost at Drumcar, in the townland of Drumcar, and its meeting the mountain road leading from Dunleer to P. Kinnehan’s ; at 6d. per perch, £ 6 13s 3d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 1 l,

168 To Robert Thompson, Esq. Thomas Donnelly and Edward Conlan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 468 perches of the road from Ardee to the Sea, between Nicholas Lennan’s house in the townland of Greenmount and Annagassan big bridge, at 6d. per perch, £11 14s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 12, — ~

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169 £23 2s. To Patrick Flannigan and Thomas Crinnian, to repair, cleanse, dress, and provide materials for repairing such part or parts of the mail coach road, directly leading from the post town o f Drogheda to the post town of Ardee, as are contained in said barony ; between Leonard’s cross and the bridge o f Ardee: being a sum not exceeding the rate of 6d. per perch, for the whole number of perches; their number between said Leonard’s cross and the bridge of Ardee, in said Barony, being 924 perches, 3s. 3d. stamp duty, and £ 1 3s. wages. And we appoint the Rt. Hon. Lord Oriel and the Rt. Hon. Lord Ferrard, to receive the accounts o f the expenditure, and make orders for payment— No. 13

170 £13 To Thomas Gernon and Patrick Kieran, to repair, cleanse, dress and provide materials for repairing such part or parts of the mail coach road directly leading from the post town of Ardee to the post town of Carrickmacross, as are contained in said Barony ; between Tallanstown and the mearing that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan ; being a sum not exceeding the rate of 6d. per perch, for the whole number of perches : their number between said Tallanstown and the mearing that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan, in said barony, being 520 perches, 2s 2d. stamp duty, and 13s. wages. And we appoint William Filgate and Thomas Lee Norman, Esqrs, to receive the accounts of the expenditure, and make orders for payment—No. 14, ~

Carried over,

4 l

£ s. d.16 16 3

6 15 2

12 19 2

6 15 5

1 l 16 2

55 2 2

£ s. d.55 2 2

24 8 3

13 15 2

93 5 7



No.Brought forward.

CO N STABLES, &c.

171 To the Constables appointedfor this Barony— No. 15, —

172 To Robert Boyle, High-Con-stable, whom we appoint Conservator of the roads for this Barony— No. 16, — — —

173 To Thomas Cunningham, half-a-year’s Superannuation Pension, as Sub-Constable for this Barony— No. 17, ~ —

174 To John McAlister, half-a-year’sSuperannuation Pension, as Sub-Constable for this Barony— No. 18, — — — —

175 To Mr. James Coleman, Collector o f the cess in this Barony, being the amount of his fees, on £2104 Is. l id . at 9d. per £ 1— No. 19, ...... ...... ..... .....

Amount on the Barony o f Ardee,—

D educt the following savings represented in aid o f the Cess :—

£ s. d.To a saving at October Ses

sions, 1823, No. 140, ~ 0 9 6

To a saving at Spring Assizes, 1824, No. 156, ~ 0 3 0

Total,

£93

s.5

d.7


No.G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1823.

176 5l. To John Brabazon and Patrick Murphy, to repair 20 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Kiltallaght and Walshestown, 2l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 45, ..... ..... ..... .....

Summer, 1823.177 £10 4s. 8A To David Alexander and

John Brabazon, to fill 158 perches of ditches, on the side of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between Thomas Toner’s house in the townland of Salterstown and Christopher Hardman’s house in the townland of Salterstown, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages, No. 1 l, ..... ..... —a —. ..... ..... ..... .....

Spring, 1824.178 £7 10s. To J. McClintock Esq. J. Moore

and William Hansard, to repair 30 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, by the mountains of Dunleer, between Edward Meehan’s house in

Carried over, ,

36 G. 3, C. 55, §75.

55 G.3, C. 158,

1Ibid.

110 0 0

10 0 0

2 12 4

2 0 0—

78 18 0

296 16 1 l

0 12 9

296 4 2

£ s. d»

5 9 4

10 19 0

16 8 | 4

B arony o f F e rra rd


44 BARONY OF FERRARD.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. the mountains of Dunleer and Matthew Soraghan's house in Carstown, 2 l feet wide ami 14 with gravel , at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 1, -------- ----- --- ---

179 £6 10s. To James Moore and William Hansard, to re pair 30 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, (by the mountains of Dunleer,) between the bridge of Dunleer and John Taaffe’s house in the mountains of Dunleer, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 4d. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp dutyand 6s. 6d. wages— No. 2 , _________

180 £19 10s. To Blaney Townley Balfour,Esq. and George and James Re ay, to repair 60 perches of the road from Slane to Drogheda, between Drybridge and Leonard’s cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. 6d per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 19s. 6d. wages— No. 3, ~ ~ ~

181 £24 To George and James Reay, torepair 80 perches of the road from Slane to Drogheda, between the bridge at the Obelisk and Drybridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 4s. wages—No. 4, __ __ __

182 £6 To George and James Reay, torepair 30 perches of the road from Collon to Duleek, between Nicholas Scallan’s house and Thomas Scott’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s wages— No 5 , ~ ~ ~ .

183 £4 To George and James Reay, to repair20 perches of the road from Slane to Drogheda, (by Louth,) between the new Mattock bridge and Mr: Patrick Marron’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14

Carried over.

£ s. d.16 8 4

8 1 10

7 0 10

20 13 10

25 10 6

6 10 4

845 ) 8



G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 6 , —

184 £ 6 15 To George and James Reay, torepair 30 perches of the road from Kells to Drogheda, between Thomas Scott’s house and Collon post road2 l feet wide and 14 with Gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty aud 6s. 9d, wages— No. 7, — ..........

185 £16 10s. To George and James Reay,to repair 60 perches of the road' from Slane to Drogheda, between the bridge west of Whitehills and the bridge at the Obelisk, 2 l fleet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. 6d per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s. 6d. wages—No. 8 , ..... ..... ..... ...... .....

186 £6 15s. To George and James Reay, torepair 30 perches of the road from Kells to Drogheda, between Townley- hall school house and Thomas Scoots house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 9d wages— No 9 , -------

187 £8 To George and James Reay, to repair 40 perches of the road from Kingscourt to Drogheda, between Mellifont bridge and George Reay’s garden, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. wages—No. 1 l , -------

188 £4 To George and James Reay, to repair 20 perches of the road from Col Ion to Duleek, between Thomas Scott’s house and the bridge at the Obelisk, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages—No. 12, ~ —

189 £30 3s. To George and James Reay, torepair 67 perches of the road from Slane to Drogheda, between Leo

Carried over.

£ s. d.84 5 8

4 8 4

7 6 1

17 10 10

7 6 1

8 12 4

4 8 4

133 17 8




G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. gheda 24 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 9s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 10s. wages— No. 13, —

190 £4 I Os. To George and James Reay, torepair 20 perches o f the road from' Kingscourt to Drogheda, between George Reay’s garden and the turn' to Thomas Scott’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s.6 d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 6d. wages— No. 14, — ------------

191 £36 To George and James Reay, to repair 120 perches of the road from Slane to Drogheda, between Mattock bridge and the bridge west of Whitehills, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 16s. wages— No. 15, ~ . ~

192 £5 To Patrick Grogan and Patrick Mathews, to repair, 20 perches o f the road from Kells to Dunleer, between Lawlestown hill and the turnpike road in Dunleer, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 18, __ ~

193 £8 To Patrick Mathews and Patrick Grogan, to repair 40 perches o f the road from Ardee to Dunleer, between John Bidwell’s house in Dunleer and Coogan’s bridge, E l feet wide and 14with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s wages—No. 19,

194 £7 10s. To Wallop Brabazon Esq. and Patrick K irwan to repair 50 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, at Clogher, between the cross roads at Randalstown and Hackets cross chapel, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages—No. 20, __

£12 To Mr. James Markey and Patrick Kirwan, to repair 80 perches of the

Carried over, —

195

£133

3l

s.17

19

38

18

d.8

10

12

251

10


196


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross roads of Ganderstown and Clogher, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 12« wages—No. 2 l , -------

£4 10s. To M r J ames Markey and Patrick Kirwan to repair 30 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Callistown and the south harbour of Clogher, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3 s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4 s. 6d. wages—N o. 22, — —. —. —.

197 £9 To Mr. James Markey and PatrickKirwan, to r epair 60 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Denis Rath’s house and the north harbour o f Clogher, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages—No. 23, — ~ — — ~

198 £12 To Patrick Ward and John Garvey, to repair 60 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between

th e bridge of Killslatery and the mearing of M r. Pentland's and Sir Edward Bellew’s estates, 3 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages - No. 2 5 ,-------- _-----------------------------

199 £12 To Patrick Kirwan and BernardMarron, to repair 60 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Cannonstown bridge and Ter-

m onfechen bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s, 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages— No. 2 8 ,----------------------------------

200 £16 To Patrick Kirwan and Bernard Marron, to repair 80 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Newtownstallaban cross roads

C a r r ie d o ve r, ~

£231

s.2

d.0

12 16 4

4 18 10

9 13 4

12 16 4

12 16 4

284 3 2




G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. and Cannontown bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s. wages — No. 29,

201 £15 To P atrick Kirwan and Bernard Marron, to repair 60 perches of the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, be-

tween Newfoundwell bridge and Stal- laban crossroad, 2 1 feet wide and 14

with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages— No. 30,

202 To Wallop Brabazon, Esq. and PatrickKirwan to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 630 perches o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Barnhill cross roads and the stream that divides Mayne from Randlestown, at 6d. per perch, £15 15s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (firs t year,)— No. 31, ~ ~ —

203 £15 To Patrick Kirwan and BernardMarron, to make 100 perches of a foot-path, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Newfoundwell bridge and the cross roads of Bealieu near Mr. Twiss’ cottage, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages— No, 32, ~ — __ ~ __

204 £15 To Patrick King and Robert Ruddy to repair 100 perches o f the road from Drogheda A the Sea, between Termonfechen and the Seashore, 2 l feet wide and 14 w ith gravel , at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages— No. 3& __ __ __ __ __

£7 10s. To David Alexander and John Brabazon, to repa i r 50 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between Thomas Toner’s house in the townland of Salterstown and John Byrne’s house in the townland of Salterstown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with

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205



G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. gravel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 39, ~

206 £10 8s. To David Alexander and JohnBrabazon, to repair 39 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between Thomas McKeone’s house in the townland of Po r t and the church yard gate o f Port, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s . 4d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. 3d. wages

207 To Sir William Bellingham, Bart, andDavid Alexander, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 255 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross o f Claristown and M r Richard Jones’s house in the townland of Droughanstown, at 6d. per perch, £6 7s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, F irst year,— No. 4 l, — — — — — —

208 To Sir William Bellingham, bart. David Alexander and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 1420 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Uskenora bridge and the Seanear the mearing of the baronies of Ferrard and Ardee, at 6d. per perch £35 10s. and 3s 3d. stamp duty, ( firs t year,)— No. 42, ~ --- -------- -

209 To Sir William Bellingham, Bart. David Alexander and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 442 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Ferrards cross and the Sea near Corstown bridge, at 6d. perperch £11 1s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty ( f ir s t y e a r ,) No. 43, ...... ■ ■«. ..... .....

210 To Sir William Bellingham, Bart David Alexander and John Brabazon, to

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G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. < keep in repair and suffiicient order, by contract, for seven years, 491 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between James Campbell’s house in Corstown and the mearing of Ferrard and Ardee, at 6d. per perch, £12 5s. 6d. and 2s. £d stamp duty, ( firs tyear,)— No. 44, — — — —• __

211 £10 To John Brabazon and Patrick Keenan, to repair 50 perches o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between the Seashore at Lurganboice and the townland of Tullymannon,2 l feet wide and 1Jw ith gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages— No. 45, —X — — ~

^12 £6 To John Brabazon and Patrick Keenan, to repair 40 perches of t he road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross of Port and Owen Baton’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. per perch,' 4s. 4d. sta duty and 6s. wages—No. 46, ~ __,

213 £5 14s. To Mr. Elliot, John Brabazonand Patrick Keenan, to fill 114 perches of gripes on the side of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Daniel Markey’s gate and the cross of Martinstown, at Is. perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. 6d. wages— NO. 47, —.

214 £6 To Patrick Bellew, Esq. John Brabazon and Patrick Keenan, to repair 40 perches of the road from Dunleer t o the Sea, between Clonmore and the cross roads at Seafield, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages—No. 48, — — ~ —

215 £6 To Peter and Michael Morgan, to repair 24 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between

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G r a f t e d S p r i n g , 1824.mearing of William Campbell’s farm in Trian and the Widow Morgan’s house, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s, 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages— No. 56, __

216 £6 To Peter and Michael Morgan, to repair 24 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between Rokeby gate and the mearing of Galstown and Marley, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 6s. wages — No. 57, '— ™

217 £15 To Sir Edward Bellew Bait. Peterand Michael Morga n to repair 60 perches of the road to m Dunleer to the Sea, between the Count De Salis’ estate and Sir Ed war a Bellew’s demesne, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5 s. per perch, 4*. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. wages — Nip.' 58, —

218 £5 To Sir Edwa rd Bellew, B art. Peterand Michael Morgan, repair 20 perches o f the road f rom Dunleer to the Sea, between the turnpike road at the upper end of Dunleer and Christian cross, 21 feet wide a nd 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, Vs. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 59,

219 £4 To Peter and Michael Morgan, to repair 20 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, between the boundary of Dromin and Tryan and Christian Cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 60, '

220 To Patrick Bellew, Esq. John Garveyand Peter Crilly, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 630 perches o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between John Devin’s "House and the cross roads of K illa ly cross, at 6d. per

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G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. « perch, £ 15 15s and 2s. 2d. stampduty, ( f ir st year,)— No. 6 l , --------

221 £ ‘27 10s. To. Thomas and Michael Crinnian, to repair 60 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between Leonard’s cross and Waterunder, ;32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at ’ 9s. 2d. per perch 6s. 6d. stamp duty and

£1 7s. 6d. wages—No. 6 2 ,____£47 13s. 9d. To Thomas and M ichael

Crinnian, to repair 105 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee,'’ between Waterunder and the road to Belgathorin, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 9s. 1d. per perch, 6s 6d. stamp duty and £ 2 7s. 6d. wages—No. 63, — __ _____ ~ __ __ _

£38 To Thomas and Michael Crinnian, to repair 80 perches o f the road from Drogheda to Ardee, Between the road to Belgathorin and the north end of Brannigan’s glen, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 9s. 6d. per pereh, 6s 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 18s. wages—

No. 64, — -------- — — — ~2^4 £36 6s. 8d. To Thos. and M ichael Crin

nian, to repair 80 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee between the north end of Brannigan’s glen and the north gate o f Collonbeg n ursery, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 9s. Id. per perch, 6d. 6d. stamp duty and £1 16s. 3d wages— No. 6 5, — ~

225 £59 Os. 1(d. To Thomas and Michael Crinnian, to repair 130 perches of the road from Drogheda to A Alee, between the north gate of Collonbeg nursery and the depot in Collon, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, a a 9s. 1 d per perch, 8s. 8d. stamp duty' and £2 19s. wages—No. 66, —

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223

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G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.226 £36 7s. 6d. T o Thomas and Michael

Crinnian, to repair 90 perches of the road from D rogheda to Ardee, between the depot in Collon and Corporal Magwood’s field, 32 feet wide and 20 with travel, at 9s. Id. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 16s 3d. wages— No 67 , ..... ..... ..... ...j..

£29 10s. 5d. To Thomas and Michael Crinnian, to repair 65 perches of the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between Corporal M agwood’s field and the lands of Knockacleavey, 32 feet wide and 20 with gravel, at 9s. Id. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 9s. 6d. wages— No. 68 , ...... ...... ..... .....

228 £6 To Thomas and \Michael Crinnian,to repair 30 perches of the road from Collon to Dunleer between Hugh Doran’s house and Margate bridge, 30 feet wide and la with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages— No.! 69, ~ ~ ~

229 £7 To Thomas Crinnian and Laurence Bellew, to repair 20 perches of the road from Collon to Slane, between Collon and the lands of Streinagh, 32 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. wages— No. 7 l,

£7 10s. To Thomas Crinnian and Laurence Bellew, to repair 30 perches of the road from Collon to Kells,

a- between Sallow park ana the mearing o f Louth and Meath, 52 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7^ 6d. wages — No. 73, ...... ..... ..... ...

231 £12 10s. To Thomas Crinnian and Lau rence Bellew, to repair 50 p erches of the road from Co llon to Kells, between Collon and Sallowpark, 32 feet

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G r a n te d S p r in g , 1824. wide and 16 with gravel , at 5s per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s.6d. wages— No.. 74, — — — __

, 232 £7 10s. To Thomas Crinnian and Laurence Bellew) to repair 30 perches of the road from Mellifont and .Slane to Dunleer, between the mearing of Louth and Meath and the white river,2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages—No. 75, —. __ ______

233 £5 To Thomas Crinnian and Laurence n 1 Bellew, to repair 20 perches of the

road from Collon to the Sea, between Collon and Tenure, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel,) at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— NO. 7 6,

234 £4 To Thomas Crinnian and George Flannigan, to repair 20 perches of the road from Funshog to Millextown, between the post road at Moorwood’s •house and Millextown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch,4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages_No. 7 7 ,------------- I ------------- — ___

235 £4 10s. To Thomas Crinnian and George Flannigan, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Kells to Dunleer, between the fingerpost at Funshog and the bridge of Newtown 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 6d. wages—' No. 78,

236 £5 To Thomans Crinnian and Patrick Reilly, to repair 21 perches of the road from Collon tb Dunleer, between the lands o f Hammondstown and the turnpike road, 30 feet wide and 16 with gravel, * 5s per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty ana 5s, wages—No. 81,

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G r a n t e d Sw u n g , 1824.237 £4 10s To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick

Sarsfield, to repaired perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between the turnpike road at Mullery and Rokeby-hall gate, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per pencil 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 6d. wages— No. 82, — —

238 £4 To Thomas Crinnian and PatrickSarsfield, to repair 20 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between Tenure Chapel and the turnpike road at Mullery, 2 l feet wide land 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 83, ~ —.

239 £25 To Thomas Crinnian and Patrick.Sarsfield, to repair 100 perches o f the road from Newtownmonasterboice to Rollon, between the mail coach road

from D rogheda to Dunleer and the nursery at Collonbeg, 21 f eet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. pe r perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 5s. wages——No. 84, mm. WW. WM. WM. -------- MW. WM.

240 To John Woolsey, Esq. David Alexander and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order by contract for seven years, 190 perches of the road from D u n le e r to the Sea, between the cross of Michelstown and the Sea at Roodstown, at 6d. per perch, £4 15s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (second y e a r,)— No. 86,

241 To Robert Pentland, Esq. Patrick Ward and John Garvey, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 647 perches of the road from D u n lee r to the Sea, beginning at the cross roads at Blackhall and ending at the Seashore, ' at 6d. per perch, £16 3s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty (second y e a r,)— No. 87, ~

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G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.242 To Robert Pentland, Esq. Patrick Ward

and John Garvey, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 180 perches o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross roads at Sunhill and Patrick Gossan’s house in Termonfechen, at 6d. per perch, £4 10s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (second year,) — No. 88, 4 12 9.

243 £6 10s. 8d. To Christopher Kirwan and B ryan Reilly, to fill 84 perches o f gripes on the road from Collon to the Sea, between the cross o f Randalstown and the Seashore, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 6d. wages— No. 55, __ 7 1 6

Total, ~ 957 14 7

Barony of Ferrard

The following Sums were presented by the Grand Jury and confirmed by the Court, to be raised o ff the Barony o f Ferrard, and applied to the following uses :—

No.244 £7 10s To Thomas and Michael Crin

nian, to repair 100 perches o f a footpath on the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between Leonard’s cross and the north end of Brannigan’s glen, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages—

245 £3 15s. To Thomas and Michael Crinnian, to repair 50 perches of a footpath on the road from Drogheda to Ardee, between the north end of Brannigan’s glen and the bridge that divides the lands of Collon from the lands of Knockacleavy, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 9d. wages—No. 4, — — — — —

246 To Henry Chester, Esq. William Magilland John Garvey, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 656 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between the cross roads at Carrtown and Beaulieu bridge, at 6d. per perch, £16 10s.

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4 3 1

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and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year. No, 9, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .r. 16 14

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247 To Henry Chester, Esq. William Magill and John Garvey, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 740 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between the cross roads at Ballymakenny and the cross roads at the bridge of Termonfechen, at 6d. per perch, £ 18 10s. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. F irst year. No. 10,__ ™ ~ ._ __ 18 14 4

248 £14 7s. To William and Michael Magill to repair 82 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between Mr. Owen Markey’s house and the Seashore, at 3s 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty, and 14s. 3d. wages— No. 1 l, __ __ 15 5 7

249 To Patrick Bellew, Esq. John Brabazon and Patrick Keenan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 699 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the cross of Killaly and Martin's cross, at 6d. per perch, £17 9s. 6d. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year. No 14. 17 13 10

250 To Patrick Bellew, Esq. Laurence Kenny and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract for sevea years, 361 perches of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the townland of Carrick and the townland of Dyzart, at 6d. per perch, £9 Os. 6d. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year. No. 15. — — _____ 9 4 10

251 To Patrick Bellew, Esq, Laurence Kenny and John Brabazon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract for seven years, 395 perches of the road from Collon to the Sea, between Prosper-hill and Murray’s cross, at 6d. per perch, £9 17s. 6d. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year. No. 16. ~ 10 1 10

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252 £6 15s. To Patrick Murphy and Laurence Kenny, to repair 180 perches of a foot-path, on the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Rokeby hall east lodge and the chapel gate of Skeagmore, at 9d. per perch, 4s.4d. stamp duty, and 6s. 9d. wages—N o. 17, ..... ...... ..... ..... ...... ..... ...... .....

253 £5 8s. To Alexander and William Roy,to form, level and drain, 36 perches of the new intended road from Collon to the Sea, between Tullyesker h ill and the cross roads of Ballymakenny, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. 3d. wages —No. 18, —

£14 8s. To Alexander and William Roy, to gravel 36 perches o f the new intended road from Collon to the Sea, between Tullyesker hill and the cross roads of Ballymakenny, 32 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 14s. 3d. wages—No. 19, — — —

£1 17s. 6d. To Alexander and William Roy, to make 25 perches o f fences on the new intended road from Col- lon to the Sea, between Tullyesker hill and the cross roads o f Ballymakenny, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and Is. 9d. wages—No 20

256 To John M cClintock, Esq. Thomas Crawford ana Philip Ready, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 95 perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea, at Annagassan, between the fingerpost on the turnpike road in the townland of Clude and Clude bridge in the townland of Clude, at 6d. per perch, £2 7s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 2 l, — — ~ .

257 To John McClintock, Esq. Patrick King and Robert Ruddy, to keep in repair

255

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and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 1082 perches of the roadfrom Drogheda to Dundalk, between the bridge of Greenhills and thebridge of Termonfechen, at 6d. perperch, £27 Is. and 3s. 3d. stamp dutyThird year. No. 2 2 , ------------------

258 £30 4s. 9d. To Thomas Crinnian and27 4 3

Patrick Flannigan, to repair, keep inrepair, cleanse, dress, and provide materials for repairing such part orparts of the mail coach road, directlyleading from the post town ofDrogheda to the post town of Ardee,as are contained in said barony ; between Leonard’s cross and the bridgeof Ardee: being a sum not exceedingthe rate of 6d. per perch, for thewhole number of perches ; their number between said Leonard’s cross andthe bridge of Ardee, in said Barony,being 2304 perches, 3s. 3d. stamp

duty, and £ 1 10s. wages. And weappoint the Rt. Hon. Lord Oriel andthe Rt. Hon. Lord Ferrard, to receivethe accounts o f the expenditure, andmake orders for payment—No. 23,__ 3 l 18 0

CONSTABLES, &c.

A 2. s

1L / ( , * / / <6259 To the Constables appointed

for this Barony— No. 24, __ 110 0 “ 036G.3, 260 To John Bidwell, H igh-Con-C. 55, stable, whom we appoint Con-§75. servator of the roads for this

Barony— No. 25, ________ 10 0 055 G.3, 261 To Alexander Kelly, half-a-C. 158, year’s Superannuation Pension

as Sub-Constable for this barony— No. 2 6 , ------- ---- --- 2 13 4

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Brought forward, ~262 To Thomas Cunningham, half-

a-year’s Superannuation Pension, as Sub-Constable for this Barony— No. 27, ~ ~ —

263 To Richard Morris, half-a- year’s Superannuation Pension as Sub-Constable for this barony— No. 28,

264 To William Simpson, Collector o f the Cess for this barony, being the amount of his fees, on £2206 15s. 8d. at 9d. per £1— No. 29, -------------------

Amount on the Barony o f Ardee,—

Deduct the following savings represented in aid of the Cess :—

Savings made at October Sessions, 1823, v iz :—

£ s. d. On No. 219, 1 5 0

220, 0 12 10 234, O 15 0 240, 0 15 0

3 7 10Saving at Spring As

sizes, 1824, on No. 252, 0 5 0

Total,

No.

55 G. 3, C. 103.

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£ s. d. 314 18 9

2 13 4

2 13 4

82 15 0

403 0 I 5

3 12 10

399 7 7



No.G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1823.

265 £7 10s. To Laurence Conlan and JamesLennan, to repair 30 perches of the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between the bridge that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan, and the bridge that divides Littleash and Ballinloughan, 2 l feet •wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 16, ~ — — — ~

266 £12 To Nicholas and James Maguire, to repair 60 perches of the road from Navan to Dundalk, between the great road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, and the cross turning to Glydefarm, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages— No. 23,

Spring, 1824.267 £13 To John and Bryan Clarke, to re

p a ir 40 perches of the road fromArdee to Dundalk, between Maplestown bridge and the cross roads at

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Barony of Louth.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.Widow Duffy’s house, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravy], at 6s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 13s. wages—No 1, — — — — —

268 £45 To William Filgate, Esq. JamesBrannigan and Peter Callaghan, to repair 100 perches of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between Patrick Magahan’s house in Sandfield and the mile post in th e townland of Ferass, 42 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 9s. per perch, 6 s . 6d. stamp duty and £2 5s. wages— No. 2, —

269 £10 To William F ilgate, Esq. ThomasGernon and Peter Callaghan, to repair 40 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between t he mearing of Drumgoolan and M uf f and the Rev. M r. Thackeray’s gate 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at Nos. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 1 Os. wages— No 3, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

270 £10 To W illiam Filgate, Esq. Thomas Gernon and Veter Callaghan, to repair 40 perches on the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the mearing that divides Stonetown and Tooms and the mearing that divides Ballava- len and Channonrock, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, a t 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages

O. 4, ...... Hi. ... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....271 £7 10s. To Wil liam Filgate, Esq.

Thomas Gernon and Peter Callaghan, to repair 30 perches of the road from Castleblaney to tire Sea, (by Louth,) between the cross roads of Ballykelly and the road leading from Carrickmacross to Louth, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages—No. 5,

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8 1 10

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£ s. d.20 18 2

13 17 4

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273


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.272 £7 10s. To William Filgate, Esq. Lau

rence Conlon And Thomas Reilly, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, between the glebe of Louth and the mearing of T ullycahon, 2 l feet V ide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 6, ~

£2 10s. To William Filgate, Esq. Laurence Conlon and Thomas Reilly, to repair 10 pe rches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, between Mr. Kieran’s farm at Rathbreast and the hill of Mullaghcrew, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5 l per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 2s. 6d. wages— No. 7, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ...... .....

274 £5 To Terence Lennan and Thomas Finnegan, to repair 20 perches of the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, at Annagassan, between the bridge that divides Annas and Carrickrobbin and the cross roads o f Knockbridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s.wages— No. 12, — — — __ __

£5 To Terence Lennan and Thomas Finnegan to r e p a i r 20 perches of the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, at Annagassan, between the mearing of the counties of Louth and Monaghan and the m e a r in g of Ballinloughan and Littleash, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. s ta m p duty and 5s. wages—No. 13, ~ ~

£12 10s. To John and Michael Mooney, to repair 50 perches of the road from K i n g s c o u r t to Dundalk, between the mills of Louth and CarrolI's bush, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. 6d. wages—No. 14,

275

276

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G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.277 £30 To George Foster, Thomas Parker,

and William Filgate, Esqrs, to repair 100 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between Thomas Waters’ house in Oaktate and the bridge that divides the baronies of Upper Dundalk and Louth, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 10s. wages —

278 £12 10s. To Richard Thornton and'Laurence Cunningham to repair 50 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the gullet that divides Knockcor and Mullin- abiagh and the bridge of Castlering 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s 6d. wages —No. 17, — ™ — —

279 £20 To Nicholas and James Maguire, torepair 80 perches of the road from D u n d a lk to Kingscourt, between Carroll’s bush and the ’White cross, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and £ 1 wages— No. 23, — — ~ — —

280 £7 10s. To Nicholas and James Maguire,to repair 30 perches of the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, at Annagassan, between Patrick Maginness’s house in Grange and the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages i No. 24, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

281 £7 10s. To Nicholas and James Maguire, to repair 30\erches of the road' from Castleblaney n» Drogheda, between William Byrne's house in K il- croney and Peter Carney’s house in Blackbog, 2 l feet wide a n d 14 with

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65

£ s. d. 147 1 8

3 l 16 6

13 6 10

2 l 4 4

8 1 10

221 1 l 2

8 1 10

2 16 10

5 9 4

5 9 4

13 6 10

147 1 1 l 8


66 BARONY OF LOUTH.

No.

282

283

284-

285

286

I

Brought forward, __G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.

gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 7s. 6d. wages—No. 26, __

£12 10s. To N ich o las and James Maguire, to repair 50 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between Patrick Mathews’ house in L outh and Widow Cook’s house in Corderry, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and 12s. 6d.wages— No. 27, — __ __ __ __

£7 10s To Nicholas and James Maguire to repair 30 perches of the road from Castleblaney to Ardee, between the stream that divides Carnalopog from Tullycahan and the old church of Louth, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp dutyand 7s. 6d. wages—No. 28, __ ~

£5 To Nicholas and James Maguir, to repair 30 perches of the road from Castleblaney to Ardee, between Owen Boyle’s house in Channonrock and the stream that divided Carnlopog and the Tullycahan, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and and 5s. wages— No 29, __

£ ) 6s. To Nicholas and James Maguire, to make 22 perches of a footpath on the road from Ardee to Dundalk, (by Louth,) between Patrick Mathews’ house in Louth and Gerald Maguire’s house in the commons of Louth, at 3s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and3s. 3d. wages— No. 3 0 , ------------- -----

£16 16s. To Nicholas and James Maguire, to make 112 perches of footpath, on the road to Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Louth, between the glebe gate of Louth and Laurence Taaffe’s tenants at Tendrana, at 3s. per perch

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£ s. d.221 1l 2

8 1 10

v

13 6 10

'V ■

8 1 10

5 9 4

3 13 7

260 4 7


No.Brought forward, .....

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824.4s. 4d stamp duty and 16s. 9d. wages .—No. 3 l, ...... ...... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

287 £5 To Nicholas and James Maguire, torepair 25 perches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, by Louth, between Patrick Matthews’ house in Louth and the hill o f Mullaghcrew, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages—No. 3 2

288 £7 10s. To Nicholas and James Maguireto repair 30 perches of the road from Navan to Dundalk , between the widow Kieran’s house in Corderry and the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 33, ..... ...... ...... ......

289 £5 To Thomas Reilly and PatrickTaaffe, to repair 20 perches of the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, between the west part of the bridge of Knockbridge and the north part of said bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s wages—No. 36,

290 £5 1 Is. To Geo. Forster, Thomas Parkerand William Filgate, Esqrs to lay out 223J perches of the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the bridge that divides the baronies of Upper Dundalk and Louth and the mearing of Laurence Kelledy’s farm, at 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. 6d. wages— No. 3 7 ,---------------------------------------

291 £78 4s. 6d. To George Forster, Thomas Parker and William Filgate, Esqrs, to form, level and drain 2231/2 peerches of the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the bridge that divides the baronies of

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£ s. d.260 4 7

17 17 1

5 9 4

8 1 10

5 9 4

6 0 10

303 3 I 0


6 8 BARONY OF LOUTH.

No. £ s. d.Brought forward, ~

G ra n te d S p r ing, 1824. Upper Dundalk and Louth and the mearing o f Laurence Kelledy’s farm, 32 feet wide, at 7s. per perch, 8s. 8d.

303 3 0

stamp duty and £3 18s. wages— No 38 292 £111 15s. To George Forster, Thomas

Parker and William Filgate, Esqrs, to gravel, 2231/2 perches of the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the bridge that divides the baronies of Upper Dundalk and Louth and the mearing of Laurence Kelledy's farm, 32 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 10s. per perch, 10s. 10d. stamp duty and £5 11s. 9d.

82 1l 2

wages— No. 39, — _____________293 £22 7s. To George Forster, Thomas

Parker and William Filgate, Esqrs, to make 2231/2 perches o f fences on the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the bridge that divides the baronies o f Upper Dundalk and Louth and the mearing o f Laurence Kelledy’s farm, at Is. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1

117 17 7

2s. 3d. wages—No. 40, ~ ~ __294 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. Constan

tine Maginness and Thomas Ward, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 616 perches o f the road from Drumcashel to Dundalk, between the bridge o f Manfieldstown and the bridge of Darver, at 6d. per perch, £15 8s. and 2s. 2d.

23 15 9

stamp duty. Second year. No. 4 l, 295 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. John

and Bryan Clarke, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 416 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Dunleer, between Tallanstown bridge and the mearing that divides Corballes and Glydefarm, at 6d per perch, £10 8s.

15 10 2

Carried over, ~ 542171

8

SUMMER A SSIZES, 1824. 69


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year.

296 To Patrick and Michael Toole, to keepin repair and sufficient order, by contract for seven years, 151 perches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, (by Lurgangreen,) between the mearing that divides Newtowndarver and Babeswood and Widow Kinnehan’s house in Whiterath, at 6d. per perch, £3 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 44, ~ ™ ~ ™

297 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. Johnand Bryan Clarke, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 551 perches of the road from Carrickmacross to Dunleer, by Mullaghcrew, between the entrance gate o f Glydefarm and the north custom gate of Mullaghcrew, at 6d. per perch, £ 13 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 45, ~ —

298 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. John and Bryan Clarke, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 257 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Dunleer, (by Corballes,) between the cross roads at Widow Duffy’s and the mearing of Corballes and Glydefarm, at 6d. per perch, £6 3s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 46, — ~

299 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. Constantine Maginness and Thomas Ward, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 360 perches of the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between the Widow Duffy’s cross and Broughan bridge, at 6d. per perch, £9 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 47, ~ ~ — ~

Carried over, —

£ s. d.542 17 8

10 10 2

3 17 8

13 17 8

6 5 8

9 2 2

586 1 l 0


70 BARONY OF LOUTH .

No. £586Brought forward, ™

G r a n ted S p r i n g , 1824.300 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq. Constan

t ine Maginness and Thomas Ward, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 583 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Annagassan, between widow Daffy’s cross and the mearing o f Manfieldstown and Woodenstown, at 6d. per perch, £14 11s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (th ird year,) No. 4 8 , -------------------------------

301 To Thomas Lee Norman, Esq Constantine Maginness and Thomas Ward, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 358 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between William Kelly ’s house in Christianstown and the mearing that divides Babeswood and Newtowndarver, at 6d. per perch, £8 18s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty, (th ird year,)— No. 49,

302 To John Woolsey, Esq. ConstantineMaginness and Thomas Ward, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 305 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Annagassan, between Richard Plunket’s house in the townland o f Castlebellingham, and the mearing that divides Manfieldstown and Woodenstown, at, 6d. per perch, £7 12s. 6d. and 2s, 2d. stamp duty, (th ird year,)— No. 50, _________

Total, ~

s.1l

d.0

The follow ing Sums were presented by the Grand Jury and confirmed by the Court, to be raised o ff the Barony o f Louth, and applied to the follow ing uses :—

No.303 £ 16 12s. Id . To Brabazon Disney

Sheils, Esq. James Coleman and Constantine Maginness, to f il l 113 perches o f gripes on the sides o f the road from Dunleer to Dundalk, between Bernard Duffy’s house at the cross roads o f Manfieldstown and the Aldar tree at John Neary’s house, at Knocknaloab, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s. 6d. wages— No. 1, ~ ~ ~

304 £57 7s. To Brabazon Disney Sheils,Esq. James Coleman and Constantine Maginness, to fill 212 perches of gripes on the side o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Anna gassan, between Bernard Duffy’s house at the cross o f Manfieldstown and the Widow Reilly ’s house in the townland o f Loughanmore, 8s. 8d. stamp duty and £2 17s. 3d. wages

305 To Faithful Fortescue, Esq. Patrick andOwen Toole, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven

Carried over.

17 12 1l

60 12 1l

14 13 8

9 0 2

7 14 8

617 19 6

£ s. d.

78 5 10

Barony of Louth .


72 BARONY OF LOUTH.

N o.Brought forward, ~

years, 488 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, between the road from D undalk to Ardee at the cross of Allardstown and the forge o f M illtown, at 6d. per perch, £12 4s. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. F irst year. No. 3, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

306 To Chichester Fortescue, Esq. andJames Kinnehan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 323 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between M illtown forge in the townland o f Whiterath and the big tree o f Dromiskin in the townland o f Dromiskin, at 6d. per perch, £8 Is. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. F ifth year. No. 4, ~ ~ ~ __

307 To Chichester Fortescue, Esq. andJames Kinnehan, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 160 perches o f the road from Ardee to Dundalk, between James Kinnehan’s house in the townland o f Whiterath and the mearing that divides the commons from Whiterath, at 6d. per perch, £4 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Fif th year. No. 5 ,__

308 To the Representatives o f FaithfulW illiam Fortescue, Esq. and to Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 151 perches o f the road from Dunleer to Dundalk, by Dromiskin, between the mearing o f Dromiskin and the commons and the herds house on the commons o f Dromiskin, at 6d. per perch, £3 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Fourth year. No. 6,

309 To the Representatives o f FaithfulW illiam Fortescue, Esq. and to Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven

Carried over, ~


No. £ s. d.Brought forward, ~ 106 17 8

years, 4 14 perches o f the road from Ardee to Lurgangreen and the Sea, between the mearing of Whiterath and the commons at William Roger’s house in Moortown, at 6d. per perch, £10 7s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Sixth year. No. 7, — ~ ~ — 10 9 2

310 £12 10s. To John Brannigan and James Shevelan, to repair, keep in repair, cleanse, dress, and provide materials for repairing such part or parts of the mail coach road, directly leading from the post town o f Ardee to the post town o f Carrickmacross, as are contained in said barony; between the mills o f Louth and Patrick Magahan’s house in Sandfield : being a sum not exceeding the rate of 6d. per perch, for the whole number of perches; their number between said M ills o f Louth and Patrick Magahan’s house in Sandfield in said Barony, being 500 perches, 2s. 2d. stamp duty, and 12s. 6d. wages. And we appoint W illiam Filgate and Matthew Fortescue, Esqrs to receive the accounts o f the expenditure, and make orders for payment— No. 8, . . . . . . ..... ...... ..... 13 4 8

1 3 0 1 1 67 8 5 1 0

5 2 5 8C O N STABLES, &c.

311 To the Constables appointed for this Barony— No, 9, ~

36 G. 3, 312 To George Scott, High-Con- C. 55, stable, whom we appoint Con- s 75. servator o f the roads for this

Barony— No. 10, ~ — ~

110 0 0

10 0 055 G. 3, 313 To George Walsh, half-a- C. 158, year’s Superannuation Pension

as Sub-Constable for this barony— No. 11, ..... ..... ..... ..... 1 6 8

Carried over, 251 18 2

£ s. d.78 5 10

12 8 4

8 3 8

4 2 2

3 17 8

106 1 7 8


74 BARONY OF LOUTH.


£251

s.18

d.2

314 To M r. A rthur Holland, Collector o f the Cess for this barony, being the amount o f his fees, on £1398 Os. 9d. at 9d. per £1— No. 12, __ __ __ 52 8 6

315 To M r. Edward McCann, to reimburse him, for damages sustained by a new line o f road running through his land— No. 13, ~ ________________ 62 3 7

Total, ~ 366 10 3

i

- .1

\\ i

B arony of Upper Dundalk.


No.

316

317

318

G ranted Spr in g , 1822.£6 5s. To George Forster and Robert

Murphy, E sqrs, Hugh M cShane and Patrick Daman, to repair 25 perches of the road fro m Dundalk to Armagh, between Edwar d Quinn’s house in Drumbilly and Pat rick Hearty’s house in Falmore, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perc h, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages— No. 90, ~

Summer, 1822.£7 10s. To the Hon. John Jocelyn,

Thomas Parker, Esq. and Constantine O’Rourke, to repair 25 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between the road leading to the Hon. John Jocelyn’s house and John O’Hare’s house in Rath, 2 l feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages,— No. 5,

Spring, 1823.£ 4 To Patrick Markey and Arthur

O’Neill, to repair perches o f the road from Dundalk to Armagh, be-

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£ s d.

6 15 7

8 1 10

14 17 5


76 BARONY OF UPPER D UNDALK.


G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1823. tween the chapel o f K ilcurry, and Edward Casey’s house in Dungooley, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages— No. 4, ~ — ~ __

319 £9 To Thomas Parker, Esq and PatrickMalone to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between Owen Maginness' house in the Upper Ward o f Dundalk and the Friary in same place, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages— No. 23, __ __

320 £15 To George Forster, Esq. to repair50 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Peter Finne- gan’s house in Dundalk and James Hearty’s house in Castletown, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s.wages —No. 38. — ~ V— __ __ ~

Summer, 1823.To Faithful W illiam Fortescue, Esq

Bryan Hanratty and Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 311 perches o f the road from Ardee to Dundalk, (by Hainstown,) between Alexander McAlister’s house in Hainstown and the direction post at Ballybarrack cross, in the townland o f Hainstown, at 6d. per perch, (fourth year,) No. 3 l, ~ — — — ~ —

322 To Faithful William Fortescue, Esq. and Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 410 perches o f the road from Lurgangreen to Dundalk by the Blackrock, between Clermont avenue gate and the stream that divides Lord Clermont’s and M r. Forster’s estates, at 6d. per perch, (fifth year) — No. 32

Carried over, ~

321


324


G ra n te d Summer, 1823.323 To Faithful William Fortescue, Esq. and

Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 686 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, between Dunmahon stream and Patrick Brod- digan’s house at the Blackrock, at 6d. per perch, (fifth year,)— No. 33, —

Spring, 1824.£11 18s. 6d. To George Forster, Esq.

to repair 53 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between Owen McCooey’s house in Drumbilly and the gullet that divides Dungooley and Shean, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 1 Is. 9d. wages— No. 1

325 £5 15s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 23 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between Michael Connor’s house in Barronstown and the road leading to Cava- nore, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. 9d. wages— No. 2, ~

226 £4 19s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 22 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between the bridge that divides Carrickastuck and Cavananore and Charles Quinn’s in Cavananore, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 9d. wages— No. 3, —. ~ — —

£4 19s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 22 pcrches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between the cross roads of Annaghavakey and Ballybinvey bridge, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 3d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 9d. wagesN o . 4 ,

Carried over.

327

£ s. d.14 17 5

4 8 4

9 134

15 19 4

7 15 6

10 5 0

62 18 1 l

£ s. d. 62 18 1 l

17 3 0

12 14 7

6 5 1

5 8 I

5 8 1

109 17 9


78 BARONY OF UPPER DUNDALK.

329


G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824.328 £10 To George Forster, Esq. to repair

40 perches o f the road f rom Carrickmacross to N ew ry between the cross o f Roach and Thomas Coul ter’s house in Skyhill, 2d feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages— No. 5

£6 6s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 28 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Armagh; between Patrick M urray’s house in D ungooley and the mearing o f Dungooley and Carriff, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages —No. 6 , ~ ~ ~

330 £8 6s. 8d. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 40 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Markethill , between Peter Carr’s house in Carrickedmond and the mearing o f Louth and Armagh, 2 l feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 4s. 2d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. 3d. wages— No. 7,

£7 10s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 30 perches o f the road from Ardee to Newry, between Bernard Mandeville’s in Edenkell and Michael Callaghan’s in Roach, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages — No. 9, -------------------------------------

332 £5 To George Forster, Esq. to repair20 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between the mearing o f Louth and Monaghan and the road from Castleblaney to Dundalk,2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 15, — — ---------

333 £6 5s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair

25 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newtownhamilton, between Peter

331

Carried over, ~~

£109

s.17

d.9


No.Brought forward.

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. Kearney’s house in Drumbillan and

334

335

the mearing oft Louth and Armagh,2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages—No. 16, — — —

£12 10s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 50 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, between Owen Myres’s house in Barronstown and John Devlin’s house in Roach, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. 6d. wages—No. 19, —. —. —. ..... .....

£12 10s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 50 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between Owen Duffy’s house in Slieve and T erence Meeghan’s house in Shortstone 21 feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 5s. per perch 4s. 4s. stamp duty and 12s. 6d. wages— No. 20,

336 £7 10s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk te Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between \ Bryan McArdle’s house in Killen anti the mearing o f Shortstone, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 2 l, —

337 £12 16s. To Malcolm Brown, Esq. andPatrick Malone, to repair 32 perches of the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between M r. Henry Maxwell’s house in Seatown and John Duffy’s house at the Quay, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. 9d. wages—No. 29,—

338 £17 To Malcolm Brown, Esq. andPatrick Mal one, to repair 34 perches o f the road f rom Dundalk to the Sea, between M r. Patrick Clarke’s house

Carried over, —

£149 19

d.1

10 14 4

6 16 7

8 19 3

8 1 10

5 9 4

149 19 1

6 15 7

13 6 10

13 6 10

8 1 10

13 13 1

205 3 3



Brought forw ard, __G ra n t ed S p rin g , 1824.

Innkeeper, in Dundalk, and the pump opposite the D istillery, 32 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 10s. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 17s. wages- No. 23, --- -----------\ _____

339 £15 To Malcolm Brown, Esq andPatrick Malone to repair 50 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between the market-square o f Dundalk and the Barracks in Seatown, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. startup duty and 15s. wages— No. 24, ~ _________

340 £7 10s To Patrick Malone and Joseph Morgan to repair 100 perches o f a f oot path on the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between Matthew M c E l r o y ' s house on the Newry road and M r. S. Coulter’s gate house, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages— No. 26, __ ~ ~ __ ~

£17 10s. To George Forster Esq. to repair 60 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between widow Murtha’s house in Shelog and the mearing o f the Counties o f Louth and Armagh, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. 10d. per perch 4s. 4d. stamp duty 17s. 6d. wages— No. 27, __ __ __

342 £9 To George Forster, Esq. Bryanand Michael Murtha, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen between Michael Hammill’s house in

Annahavakey arid the bridge that divides the townland o f Shelagh and Courtbane, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages No 28, ____

343 £30 To George Forster, Esq. to repair 100 perches o f the road from Dun-

Carried over, —

341


No.

18 1 4

15 19 4

£ s. d 205 3 3

8 1 10

18 1 l 10

9 13 4

275 10 1l

£ s. d.275 10 1 l

3 l 16 6

4 18 10

6 15 7

8 12 4

10 14 4

338 8 6

No.Brought forward, ™

G ra n te d S p ring , 1824. dalk to Castleblaney, between Owen Myres’ house in Derryfalone and the mearing o f Louth and Monaghan,2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 10s. wages— No. 29, — ~ —

314 £4 10s. To George Forster, Esq. Andrew and Thomas Bradford, to make 60 perches o f fences on the side o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between William Pollock’s house in Carrickastuck and Robert Johnston’s house in Annaghavakey, at Is 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 6d. wages— No. 30, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

345 £6 5s. To George Forster, Esq. James Cummiskey and John Byrne, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between Owen B yrne’s house in Rassan and Francis M cArdle’s house in Courtbawn, 32 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. 3d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and as. 8d. wages— No. 3 2 ,-------- — ----- ---------------------

346 £8 To Thomas Parker, Esq. to repair 40 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between the south end of Dundalk bridge and the back church gate of Dundalk, 2 l feet wide and 14with gravel, at f t . per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8*. wages— No. 33,

347 £10 To Thomas Parker, Esq to repair 50 perches of the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between the back church gate of Dundalk and the old castle in Seatown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel a t 4s per perch, 4s. 4d.stamp duty and 10s. wages— No. 34,

348 £6 To Thomas Parker, Esq. to repair 30 perches of the road from Dundalk to the Sea, at Lurgangreen, between

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No.

349

350

351

353

B ought fo rw ard, ~ G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824.

M r. Henry Maxwell’s bridge in Sea- town and the long avenue at the Merches, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, \ 4d. stamp dutyand 6s. wages— No. 35, __ ~ __

£24 To George Forster and Janies Forde, Esqrs., to repair 80 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Peter Finegan’s house in Dundalk and James Hearty’s house in Castletown, 32 feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 4s. wages—No. 3 6 ,___________________________

£6 5s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 25 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between, A rthur Keiran’s house in Ballybinvey and the mearing o f the counties of L outh and Armagh, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages— No. 37,

£10 To George Forster and James Forde, Esqrs, to repair 40 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between Bel- lew’s bridge and Bryan McArdle’s house in Killen, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages— No. 38,

£6 10s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 26 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between Owen Hagan’s house in S ky h ill and Widow K irk ’s house in Tatenadara, 2 l feet wide and 14 with g ravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 6d.wages - No. 39, \ __ ~ ~ ~ ~

£6 5s. To George \Forster, Esq to repair 25 perches o f the road from Ardee to Newry, between the bridge

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£338

s.8

d.6


No.

354

355

356

357

358

Brought forward, .....G ra n te d S p ring , 1824.

that divides Roach and Ballinful and Matthew M a ndevill’s house in Skyhill, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages—No. 40, ~ ~ ~

£4 10s. To George Forster, and Jacob C. Murphy. Esqrs, to repair 60 perches o f a footpath on the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between Constantine Maginness’ house in the townland o f Castletown and Jacob C. Murphy’s house in same, at Is. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s.6d. wages— No. 4 l, —. ™ __ —

£5 To George F orster, and Jacob C. Murphy, Esqrs to repair 20 perches of the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between the cross roads o f Castletown and Mrs. Twible's house in Castletown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 42,

£7 10s. To George Forster and Jacob Camac Murphy, Esqrs, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between M r. Jacob Camac Murphy’s house in Castletown and the bridge o f Castletown, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s. 6d. wages

£10 To George Forster, Esq. to repair 40 perched of the road from Newry to Carrickmacross, between James Quigly’s house in Kilconnor and the mearing that divides the counties of Louth and Monaghan, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10 s. wages—

£10 To George Forster, Esq. to repair 40 perches o f t he road from Dundalk

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£395

s.0

d.l

6 10 4

25 10 6

6 15 7

10 14 4

7 0 10

395 0 1

6 15 7

4 18 10

5 9 4

8 1 10

10 14 4

431 0 0


78 BARONY OF UPPER DU NDALK.


G ra n te d S p r i ng, 1824. to Carrickmacross, between Edward McCooey's house in Maghareagh and the gullet which divides the townlands o f Philipstown and Milltown, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s.

359 £10 To George Forster, Esq. to repair 40 perches of tile road from Newry to Carrickmacross between Manus McKevitt’s house i n Loughnagruah and Francis K irk ’s h o use in Maghe- ragh, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages—No. 46, ~ __ ~

360 £10 To Patrick and James McCooey, to repair 40 perches o f the road from Newry to Carrickmacross, between Edward Callan‘s h ouse in Gorteen and Daniel M agill’s house in Loughna- gruagh, 2 l feet Vide and 14 with vel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stampduty and 10s* wages —No. 47, ~ ~

/ 361 £16 16s. To -George Forster, Esq.Patrick Malone and Joseph Morgan, to repair 42 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between Owen Maginness’ Bouse in the Up per Ward o f Dundalk and the Friary in same place, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 8s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s. 9d. wages— No. 48, ~

362 £26 5s. To Thomas Parker Esq Patrick Malone and Joseph Morgan, to repair 75 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the Friary in Dundalk and Donoughmore stream, 24 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 7s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 6s. 3d. wages—No. 49,

363 £12 To Patrick Malone and Joseph Morgan, to repair 160 perches o f a

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£ s. d.508 17 10

12 16 4

12 0 7

6 15 7

8 1 10

17 17 8

566 9 10

No.Brought forw ard , ~

'G ra n te d Sp r in g , 1824. footp a th on the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between the front gate of Dundalk Barracks and the Dairyhill, at 1s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 12s. wages— No- 53, ~ ~

364 £11 5s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 50 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Carrickmacross, between the church gate-house in K il- currey and M r. Francis Eastwood's lawn gate in Falmore, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 1 Is. 3d. wages— No. 54,. ~ ~ ~ —

365 £6 5s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 25 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Carrickmacrooss, between Capt. Tinley’s house in Mount- bailey and M r. Joseph Kelly’s farm gate in Balriggan, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. 3d. wages—

366 £7 10s. To George Forster and JamesForde, Esqrs, to repair 30 perches of the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between James Grant’s house, in Bal- regan and Colonel Ogle’s gate house in Carrickedmond, 21 feet wide and14 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 7s 6d. wages— NO. 56,

367 To Robert Wood and James Murphy,to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contrant, for seven years, 711 perches of the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, between Thomas McArdle’s house at Knockbridge and the stream that divides Dunmahon from Hainstown, at 6d. per perch, £17 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. First year. ~ N o . 64, .

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£ s. d.431 0 0

10 14 4

10 14 4

10 14 4

17 17 1

27 17 9

508 17 10




G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824.368 £5 To Terence Lennan and Thomas

F innegan, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, at Annagassan, between the bridge that divides Carrickrobbin and Maghareagh and the bridge that divides the baronies o f Louth and Upper Dundalk, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel., at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 65, __ ~ __

369 £16 5s. To George Forster, Esq. to repair 65 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between James Hagan’s house in Falmore and the mearing that divides t he counties o f Louth and Armagh, 21 feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 16s. 3^. wages— No. 66, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ....... ...A.

370 £5 To George Forster, Esq. to repair20 perches o f the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, between Patrick Larkin ’s house in Rathmore and John Mulholland’s house in the same, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at- 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s. wages— No. 68, ~ ~ ~ ~ —

£5 To George Forster, Esq. to repair20 perches o f the road from Castleblaney to the Sea, between Peter Lynch’s house in Belrobbin and H ugh Ruddy's house in Rathmore, 2 l feet wide and 14 wi th gravel , at 5s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 5s.wages— No. 69, __ — .......... —

372 £66 13s. 4d. To George Forster and Thomas Parker, Esqrs, to repair 200 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the stream that divides Donamore and Lisnawil- ly and the bridge that divides the baronies o f Upper D undalk and Louth,

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£ s d.600 3 5

70 8 6

25 10 6

9 13 4

3 1 16 6

4 5 10

741 1 8 1

£ s. d566 9 10

5 9 4

17 5 7

5 9 4

5 9 4

600 3 5

No, •Brought forward,

G ra n te d S p ring , 1824.2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s.8d. per perch, 8s. 8d. stamp duty and £3 6s. 6d. wages— No. 70, ~ —

373 £24 To George Forster, Esq and JamesSmith, to repair 80 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newtownhamilton, between the bridge o f Crin and the Bari o f Roden’s wall in Castletown, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel at 6s. pen perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £ 1 4s. wages —No. 7 1, ~ ~

374 £9 To George Forster, Esq. and JamesSmith to Repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, | between Sir Thomas Forster’s gate at Philipstown and Owen Myres’s house at Hackbal l ’s cross, 21 feet wide and15 with gravel at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages— No. 72,

375 £30 To George Forster, Esq. and JamesSmith, to repair 100 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Sir Thomas Forster’s gate at Philipstown ana the end o f Lord Roden’s wall in Castletown, 2 l feet wide and 15 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £1 10s.wages—No. 73, — — -------- ----------

376 £3 17s. 9d. To George Forster Thomas Parker and W illiam Filgate, Esqrs, to lay out 1554 perches of the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross between M r. Straton’s gate and the mearing of James Hughes’ farm, at 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 9d. wages—No. 78, ~

377 £54 8s. 6d. To George Forster, Thomas Parker and William Filgate, Esqrs, to form, level and drain, 155J perches o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between Mr. Straton’s gate and James Hughes’s

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G ra n t ed S p rin g , 1824. mearing, 32 feet wide at 7s. per perch 8s. 8d. stamp duty and £2 14s 3d. wages— No. 79, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

378 £77 15s. To George Forster, ThomasParker and W illiam Filgate, Esqrs, to gravel 1551/2 perches o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross between M r. Straton’s gate and James Hughes's mearing, 32 feet wide and 2 l with gravel, at 10s. per perch, 8s. 8d. stamp duty and £3 17s. 9d. wages—No. 80, ~ ~ ~

379 £15 11s. To George Forster, ThomasParker and W illiam Filgate, Esqrs, to make 155$ perches o f fences on the side o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between M r. Straton's gate and the mearing o f James Hughe’s farm, at Is. per per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 15s. 6d, wages—No. 81, ~ ~ ~ ~ .

Total, ~

£741

57

s.18

1 l

d.1

82 1

16

898

10 10

Barony of U pper Dundalk.

T h e follow ing Sums were presented by the G r a n d J u r y a nd Confirmed by the COURT, to be raised o ff the B a r o n y o f

U p p e r D u n d a l k , and applied to the follow ing uses :—

No.380 £9 18s. T . George Forster, Esq. Bryan

and Michael Murtha, to repair 33 perches of the road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, (by Crossmaglen,) between the cross roads o f Annaghavakey and the mearing o f Louth and Armagh at Courtbane, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. 9d. wages

381 To George Forster, Esq. and JamesSmith, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 421 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Armagh, between Lord Roden’s wall on the Carrickmacross road and Mrs. Twible’s house in Castletown, at 6d. per perch, £10 10s. 6d. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year.

382 To George Forster, Esq. and JamesSmith, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 171 perches of the road from Armagh

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10

10

12

14 10

5

5

1 9

£ s. d.

1

21 6 11



No .Brought forward, ~

to Ardee, between the cross roads at Brabazon-park and the road from Dundalk to Crossmaglen, in the townland o f Killen, at 6d. per perch, £4 5s. 6d. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty— F irst year. No. 12, — — _____

383 £2 5s. 6d. To George Forster, Esq.and James Smith, to lay out 9 l perches o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Michael McDonnell’s house at Newtown and James Begley’s house at same, at 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 2s. 3d. wages— No. 15, __

384 £18 19s. 2d. To George Forster, Esq.and James Smith, to form, level and drain, 9 l perches o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between Michael McDonnell’s house at Newtown and James Begley's house in same, 3 l feet wide, at 4s. 2d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 18s. 9d. wages No. 16, --- ----------------

385 £4 5 10s. To George Forster, Esq. and , James Smith, to gravel, 9 l perches

o f the new intended road from Dundalk to Castleblaney, between M ichael McDonnell’s house at Newtown and James Begley’s house at same, 32 feet wide at 10s. per perch, 6s. 6d. stamp duty and £2 5s. 6d. wages— No. 1 7 , ----------------------------------------

386 To the Represetatives o f F. W . FortescueEsq. B. Hanratty and Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 311 perches of the road from Ardee to Dundalk, by Hainstown, between Alexander McAlister’s house in Hainstown and the direction post at Ballybarrack cross in the townland o f Hainstown, at 6d. per perch, £7 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. F ifth year. No. 22,.

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£2 1

20

48

s. d, 6 1l

2 3

2 0

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1824. 9 l


387 To the Representatives of Faithful W illiam Fortescue, Esq. and Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 410 perches o f the road from L urgangreen to Dundalk, (by the Blackrock.) between Clermont avenue gate and the stream that divides Lord Clermont’s and Mr, Fortescue’s estates at 6d. per perch, £10 5s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Sixth year. No. 23,

388 To the Representatives o f FaithfulWilliam Fortescue, Esq. and Patrick Cooney, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 686 perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea, between Dunmahon stream and Patrick Brod- digan’s house at the Blackrock, at 6d. per perch, £17 3s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Sixth year. No_ 24,

C O N STABLES, &c.

36 G. 3, C. 55, §75.

389 To the Constables appointed fo r this Barony—No, 25, —

390 To William Armstrong, High- Constable, whom we appoint Conservator o f the roads for this Barony—No. 26, ™ ~

55 G. 3, 391 To William Munkittrick, half- C. 158, a-year’s Superannuation Pen

sion as Sub-Constable for this barony— No. 2 7 , -------- -----

392 To James McCollough, half-a- Ib id. year’s Superannuation Pension

as Sub-Constable for this barony—No. 28, ~ ~ ~ ~

393 To M r. Robert Magee, Collector o f the Cess for this barony, being the amount o f his fees,

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4 9 10

2 12 1

7 17 8

104 10 9

£ s. d. 104 10 9

10 7 2

17 5 2

110 0 0

10 0 0

2 13 4

2

257 9 9




on £1828 3s. 2d. at 9d. per £ 1. No. 29, — — ~ — — — ~~»

394 To W illiam Kearney, to reimburse him!,for damages occasioned to his land, by the new line o f road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross— No. 30, ~ ~ ~

395 To Laurence Campbell, to reimbursehim for damages occasioned to his land, by the new line o f road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross— No. 31,

Amount on the Barony o f Upper Dundalk~

Deduct the following savings represented in aid o f the Cess :—

£ s. d. No. 398, 5 7 6

399, 3 2 0 401, 5 6 1

Total,

£ s. d.257 9 9

68 1 l 1

65 5 0

63 6 6

454 12 4

13 15 7

440 16 9


No.G ranted Spring , 1822.

396 £6 To Thomas Grills and ThomasMcCourt, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, at Templetown, between M r. Hugh Parks’s house in Ballug and Ballug bridge, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages— No. 5, — ~

Summer, 1822.397 To Charles Kendall and John Hanlon,

to keep in repair and sufficient order by contract, for seven years, 2 18 perches of the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the finger-post at Thady Gallagher’s house in the townland o f Proleek and the road from Newry to Carlingford, by Ravensdale, at 6d. perch, (firs t year)—No. 3,

Summer, 1823.398 To William Lewry, Esq. Charles Ken

dall and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 218 perches of

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Barony of Lower Dundalk.

£ s. d.

6 10 4

5 9 0

1 l 19 4


94 BARONY OF LOWER DUNDALK.


G ra n te d Summer, 1824. the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the finger-post at Thady Gallagher’s house in the townland o f Proleek and the road from Newry to Carlingford, at 6d. per perch, ( second

399 To W illiam Armstrong, Esq. Thomas and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 835 perches of the road from Narrow-wat er to Dundalk, between the bridge that divides Benagh and Ballygooley and the bush or Cross roads at Bellaverty, a t 6d, per perch, ( fou rth year,)— No. 8, ~ —

400 To W illiam Armstrong, Esq. Thomas and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 636 perches of the road from Narrow-water to Dundalk, be tween Miss Smith’s house in Knock nagowran and the river or marsh between the townlands 'o f Corahit and Moneycockcrow, at ' 6d. per perch, (fo u rth year,)— No. 9, ~ ~ ~

Spring Assizes, 1824.£6 To T homas M cCourt and William

Grills, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, at Templetown, between M r. Hugh Parks’s house in Ballug, and Daniel Morgan’s house in Temple town, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages. No. 1, ■— ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

402 6 l. To Thomas M cCourt and William Grills, to repair 50 perches o f the road from Carlingford to the Sea, at Templetown, between T homas Hoey's forge in W ilville and the mount 'o f Cooley, 2 l feet wide and 14 with

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£ s. 'd 11 19 4

5 9 0

15 18 0

6 10 4

60 14 2



G ra n te d S p ring , 1824. gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages—No. 2 , --------

403 £8 15s. To Bernard and James Harriganto repair 50 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Ballymascanlan bridge and Stronebrack bridge 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, a t 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. 9d. wages— No. 3, — .

404 £3 10s. To Bernard and James Harriganto repair 20 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Ballymascanlan bridge and Dulargy chapel, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perches. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages - No. 4, —

405 £3 10s. To H ugh Hanlon and Patrick Kearney, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the S ea, between Nicholas Carroll’s Rathcor and James Marks’ scu tching mill, 2 l feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages— No. 5

407 £4 7s. 6d. To Hugh Hanlon and Patrick Kearney, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Carlingford to the Sea, at Rathcor, between James B lake’s house in Cantonsland and Michael Ferguson's house in Rathcor, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. 3d. wages— No. 6, --------------— —

408 £5 5s. To Hugh Hanlon and Patrick Kearney, to repair 23 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, at Rathcor, between James Feehan’s house in Castlecara and Edward Carroll’s house in Rathcor, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel at 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d stamp duty and 5s 3d. wages— No. 7 ,

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£ 5. d.60 14 2

6 10 4

9 8 1

3 17 10

3 17 10

4 16 1

5 14 7

94 18 11



410

411


G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824.409 £6 To Charles Kendall and William

Keage, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Thomas Rice’s house in Aughannan and Laurence Rice’s

house in Spilicanee, 2 l feet wide and 14 w ith gravel, at 4s, per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 6s. wages— No. 8,

£6 To Charles Kendal] and William Keage, to repair 30. perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Laurence Race’s house in Spillicanee and the bridge that divides Ballingooley and Benagh, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty , and 6s.wages— No 9, — ~ ~ ~ ~ __

£8 To Charles Kendall and William Keage, to repair 40 perches, o f the (toad from Dundalk to the Sea, at Omeath, between Laurence goner’s house in Spilicanee and the mearing of Lord Clermont’s and the Marquis o f Anglesea’s lands, 2 l feet wideband 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 8s. wages—No. 10,

412 £3 10s. T o . James Thompson and Patrick Heeney, to repair 20 perches of the road from Dundalk to Markethill, between the old turnpike road in old Faughart and Michael Callan’s house in the Whitemills, 21 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages

NO. 12,413 £3 10s To James Thompson and Patrick

Heeney, to repair 20 perches o f the road from Carlingford hi Markethill, between Daniel Murphy's house in Monascribe and Widow '.M urphy’s house in the same, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel at 3s. 6d. p e r perch,

Carried over, ~

£ s. d.94

Ie9

1811

1s1

6 10 4

6 10 4

8 12 4

3 17 10

120 9 9



'G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824.4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages—No.1 3 , ------------------------------------

414 £3 10s. To James Thompson and Patrick Heeney to repair 20 perches of the road from Carlingford to Markethill, between Peter Magahan’s house in Monascribe and Cormac Murphy’s house in the same, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch 4s. 4d* stamp duty and 3s. 6d. wages— No. 14

£3 10s. To Janies Thompson and Patrick Heeney, to repair 20 perches of the road from Carlingford to Marketh ill, between Joseph C rilly ’s house in the W hitemills and the Widow M c - Kinley’s house in Faughart, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp d uty and 3s. 6d. wages—No. 15, ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

£8 To Robert and John Balmer, to repair 40 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Rosskea, between Henry Boles’ house in Rosskea and Peter C rilly ’s house in Carrickedmond 2 l feet wide and 16 with gravel, at 4s. per perch,* 4s. 4d. stamp duty and8s. wages— No. 17, — --------------

£10 To John Thompson and Robert McDowell to repair 50 perches o f the road from Carl ingford to Markethill, between the road from Dundalk to i C arling ford and Patrick Molloy's house in Placer, 2 l feat wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s per perch, '4s. 4d. stamp duty an® 10s. wages—No. 19,

£7 To John Tompson and Robert McDowel, to repair 40 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the mearing o f Faughart and Plaster and the me a r ing of Louth and Armagh, 21 feet wide and 14 with

£120

415

416

417

418

Carried over.

s.9

17

d.9

10

17 10

17 10

10 14

151 11

3

3

3

8 12 4

4

9


98 B A R ONY OF LOWER DUNDALK'

423

No,Brought forward, .....

G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824. gravel, at 3s. 6d. per perch 4s 4d. Stamp duty a n d 7s. wages -V o . 20,

419 £3 To John Thompson and Robert M cDowel, to repair 15 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Marketh ill, between the cross roads at Joseph Craig’s house and Patrick McElroy's house in Carrickaneena, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per peach 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 3s. wages— No. 2 l , — — —

£4 To John Thompson and Robert McDowel to repair 20 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between James McCrave's house in Lower Faughart and, Patrick Heeney's house in Upper Faughart, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 4s. wages—No. 22, — — — ~ ~

£9 To John Thompson and Robert McDowell, to repair 30 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Marketh ill, between the old turnpike road in Carrickaneena and the gullet that divides Louth and Armagh, 2 l feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 6s. per perch, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 9s. wages—No. 23, ~ — ~ ~ ~

422 £10 To .W in Thompson and RobertMcDowe l l to repair 50 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Marketh ill between Patrick M olloy’s house in Plaster and the cross roads at John Thompson’s, 2 1 feet wide and 14 with gravel, at 4s. per perc h, 4s. 4d. stamp duty and 10s. wages No. 24, ~ ~

423 £ 22 10s. To John Thompson and Robert McDowell, to widen to feet, 100 iperches o f the road from Carlingford, to Markethill, between Patrick Mol- loy’s house in Lower plaster and the

421

Carried over. 187 4


No, £ s. dBrought forward, ~ 187 4 7

G r a n t e d S p r i n g , 1824. cross roads at John Thompson’s, at 4s. 6d . per perch . 6s. stamp duty and*£1 2s. 6d. wages— No 26, —

424 £ 1 9 16s To John Thompson and Robert23 19 0

McDowell, to repair 264 perches o f afootpath on the road from Dundalk toCarlingford, between the finger post inLower Faughart and Ballymascanlanbridge, at 1s. 6d. per perch, 4 s. 4d.stamp duty and 19s. 9d. wages. No. 27 2 l 0 1

425 To M r. Richard Verdon and ThomasMackin, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years,764 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Peter Ke lly ’s house at Ballagan, between Felix Murphy’s houseand the turn o f the road to the Sea, at Ballagan, at 6d. per perch, £19 2s.and 2s. 2d. stamp duty.. , First year.

19 4 2426 £7 To Thomas M cCourt and William

G rills to repair 40 perches o f the roadfrom Dundalk to the Sea, at Temple-town, between James Boyle’s house at

r / Castlecarragh and Hugh Parks’ houseat Ballug, 2 l feet wide and 14 withgravel, at 3s 6 d . per perch, 4s. 4d.

1 lstamp duty and 7s. wages—No 30, 7 4427 To Colonel Armstrong, James Wolfe

Macneale, Esq. Thomas and PatrickMackin, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for sevenyears, 891 perches of the road fromDundalk to the Sea, at Greenore, between the stream that divides Ballaverty from Earl’s quarter and PatrickRafferty’s house in the townland ofGreenore, at 6d per perch, £22 5s.6d. and 3s. 3d. stamp - duty. Second

22 8year. No. 33, — ~ — ~ ~ — 9423 To James Wolfe Macneale, Esq. John

and William Gossan, to keep in re-

Carried over, ~N

281 7 1l

£ s. d.151 9 1l

7 1l 4

3 7 4

4 8 4

9 13 4

10 14 4

7




G ra n te d S p rin g , 1824. pair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 110 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between Edward McKin ley’s house in Carrickaneena and the mearing o f the Counties o f Louth and Armagh, at 6d. per perch, £2 15s. 6d. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Second year. No. 34, — -----------------------------------------

429 To William Lewry, Esq. Charles Kendall and William Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 520 perches o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea, at Omeath, between W illiam M cAs- tave’s house in the townland o f Jenkinstown and Thomas Rice’s house in the townland o f Aughaneen, at 6d. per perch, £13 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Second year. No. 35, — ~

430 To William Lewry, Esq. Charles Kendall and William Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 210 perches o f the road from Carlingford to Newry, between Isaac McAlister's house in the townland of Mullyards and W illiam Freeburn’s house in the townland o f Carrickarnan, at 6d. per perch, £5 5s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Second year. No. 36, ~ ~ — ~

431 To William Lewry, Esq. Charles Kendall and William Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 617 perches of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between James Boyle’s house in the townland o f Ballaverty and M r. Patrick Darcy’s lime kiln in the townland o f Carlingford, at 6d. per perch, £16 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Second year. No. 37, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Carried over, ~

£ s. d. 281 7 11

2 17 8

13 2 2

5 7 2

16 2 2

318 17 1

SUMMER ASSIZ ES, 1824. 1 0 l


G ra n te d S p ring , 1824.432 To John and William Gossan, to keep

in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 552 perches of the road from Dundalk to the Sea, between the mail-coach road from Dundalk to Newry and the Ferry slip at Narrow-water, at 6d. per perch, £14 Is. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. Third year. No. 38, — ~ — —

433 To Charles Kendall and William Keageto keep in repair and sufficient order, by, contract, for seven years, 120 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the turnpike road at Drumnasilla and the finger-post at Feed, at 6d. per perch, £3 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty; third year,— No. 39, ~

434 To Colonel Armstrong, Thomas andJohn Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 1140 perches o f the road from Newry to Carlingford, between the bridge dividing the counties o f Louth and Armagh and Ballyallen bridge, at 6d. per perch, £28 I Os. and 3s. 3d. stamp duty; third year,— No 40, ™

435 To Colonel Armstrong, Thomas andJohn Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 1260 perches of the road from Narrow-water to the Sea, at Ballagan, between Ballyonan bridge in the townland o f Omeath and St. James’s well in the townland o f Muchgrange at 6d. per perch, £31 10s and 3s. 3d. stamp duty ; third year,— No 4 l, ™

426 To Colonel Armstrong Thomas and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient ordor, by contract, for seven years, 870 perches o f the road from Carlingford to the Sea, at Ballagan, between St. James’s well in the town-

Carried over, ~

£318

s.17

d.1

14 3 2

3 2 2

28 13 3

31 13 3

396 8 1 1




G ra n te d Summer, 1824.

land o f Muchgrange and the head o f the pier o f the buoy point, at 6d. per perch, £21 15s. and 3s. 3d. stamp d u ty ; th ird year,— No. 42, ~ ~

437 To Thomas Lloyd, Esq. Charles Kendalland W illiam Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by coutract, for seven years, 560 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between the bridge that divides the estates o f Visct. Clermont and the late Francis Tipping, Esq. and Riverstown bridge in the townland o f Mountbagnal, at 6d. per perch, £14 and 2s. 2d. stamp duty; fourth year,— No. 43, ~ ~

438 To Thomas L loyd Esq. Charles Kendalland W illiam Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years 218 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the finger-post at Thady Gallagher’s house in the townland o f Proleek, and the road leading from Newry to Carlingford, (by Ravensdale,) at 6d. per perch, £5 9s. and 2s. 2d. stamp du ty ;

fourth year,— No. 45, ~ ~ ~ __

Barony of Lower Dundalk.

The following Sums were presented by the G r a n d ' J u r y a nd

Confirmed by the C o u r t , to be raised off" the B a r o n y o f

L o w e r D u n d a l k , and applied to the fo llo w in g uses :—

No.439 To Charles Kendall and William Keage,

to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 70 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between the bridge that divides Ballurgan and Dulargy and Thomas McCreashe’s house in Dulargy, at 6d. per perch, £1 15s. and 4s. 4d. stamp duty. First year. No. 1,

410 To Charles Kendall and William Keage, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 550 perches of the road from Newry to Carlingford, between the bridge that divides Drumacaragh and Aughannan and Patrick McDermott's house in Dulargy, at 6d, per perch, £13 15s. and 4«. 4d. stamp duty. First year.

441 To William Lewry, Esq. Charles Kendall and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 218 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the

Carried over, .....

£ s. d396 8 11

2 l 18 3

14 2 2

5 11 2

438 0 6Total,

£ s. d.

1 19 4

13 19 4

15 18 8



No.

442

443

Brought forward, finger-post at Thady Gallagher’s house in the townland o f Proleek and and the road from Newry to Carlingford, at 6d. per perch* £5 9s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty; T hird year,— No. 7,

To W illiam Armstrong, Esq. Thomas and John Hanlon to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 835 perches o f the road from Narrow-water to Dundalk, between the bridge that divides Benagh and Ballygooley and the bush or cross roads at Ballaverty, at 6d. per perch, £20 17s. 6d. and 3s. 3d. stamp duty. F ifth year. No. 8, ~ ~ ~ ~

To William Armstrong, Esq. Thomas and John Hanlon, to keep in repair and sufficient order, by contract, for seven years, 636 perches o f the road from Narrow-water to Dundalk, between Miss Smith’s house in Knocknagowran and the River or Marsh between the townlands o f Corahit and Moneycockcrow, at 6d. per perch £15 18s. and 2s. 2d. stamp duty. F ifth year. No 9, — ~ ~ ~

C O N S TA B LE S , &c.

444 To the Constables appointedfor this Barony— No. 10, ~

445 To Robert Sinclair, H igh- Constable, whom we appoint Conservator o f the roads for this Barony— No. 1 l, ~ ~

446 To Francis Montgomery, half-a-year’s Superannuation Pension as Sub-Constable for this barony— No. 12, ~ ™ ~

447 To Alexander McAlister, half-a-year’s Superannuation Pension as Sub-Constable for this ba-

Carried over, .....


36 G. 3,C .55,§75.

55 G. 3, C. 158,

Ib id .

£ s. d.15 18 8

5 1 l 2

2 l 0 9

16 0 2

110 0 0

10 0 0

2 13 4

181 4 1

No.

Brought forward, ~

rony ; and an arrear due him from last half-year—No. 13, ~ ~ ~ ~

448 To M r. Benjamin Thompson, Collector o f the Cess for this barony, being the amount of his fees on £993 5s. 9d at 9d. per £1,— No. 14, ~ ~ ~-

!Total, ~

£ s. d.

181 4 1

4 10 0

37 4 11

222 19 0


T reasurer ’s Account.

The follow ing Queries were Discharged by the Court, at Spring Assizes, 1824, and Paid by the Treasurer, viz

NoC O U N T Y A T L A R G E .

£ s. d.2 Paid John M cClintock, Esq., Lying-Inn

H o s p i t a l , ------------------------------- 30 0 04 — John McCabe, building a gullet, ~ 2 16 1 l*11 — John Garvey, building a gullet, ~ 4 8 10

12 — Patrick Kirwan, repairing a gullet, 9 18 914 — James Clarke, alterations in Court-

House, ..... ..... ..... ...... ...... ..... ...... 126 3 41/215 — James Clarke, wall at Dundalk

bridge, ~ ~ ~ __ ~ __ ~ 259 13 016 — Walter Bourne, Clerk o f Crown

Salary, ..... ...... ....... ..... ..... ..... ■ 100 0 017 — John Bourne, Clerk o f Peace Salary

— Alexander Shekleton, Secretary,Salary, ...... ..... ..... ..... ...... ..... m

150 0 018

65 0 019 — John Crowe, Gaoler, Salary,_____ 130 0 020 — Laughlan McLane, Schoolmaster,

S a la ry ,------------------------- --- --- 12 10 02 l — Mrs. McLane, Matron, Salary, ~

— Joseph Thompson, Judges Crier,S a la ry ,------------------- — ___ __

5 0 022

5 0 023 — John Farrell, Barrister’s Crier, Sala-

5 0 0

Carried over, ~ J 905 10 1 l 1

No.

24 Paid2526

2728

29

303132

34

35

36

37

33

394041

4243

44


C O U N TY A T LA R G E .

Brought forward, .....Francis E llio tt, Sub-Sheriff, Salary, Thomas Filgate, Treasurer, Salary, Rev. 1l. Hume, Gaol Inspector, Sa

lary, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ...... .....Thomas Parker, Louth Hospital, — Alexander Shekleton, Fever Hos-

Robert Page, Sixteenth Instalment, on the Gaol, — ~ ~ ~ ~

James Parks, P r in t in g , --------------Robert Brown, Medicines for Gaol, Alexander Shekleton, Provisions for

Rt. Hon. Lord Oriel and Others, Court-House Commissioners, —

Rev. Wm. Lee, Ardee Dispensary, John McClintock, Dunleer Dispen-

sa r y ,William Cairnes, Castlebellingham

Dispensary, ..... ..... ...... ..... ..... .....Thomas Parker, Collon Dispensary, William Blake, Carlingford Dispen-

sary, ■ Paul Parks, Holding Inquests, ~

Henry M . Blackwell, Holding In -quests,

- Mary Eaton, Keeper o f the ArdeeCourt-House, ~ — ~ — —

- Alexander Shekleton, proping floorsin Court-House, — — — —

- Alexander Shekleton, Handcuffs, ~- Thomas Filgate, orders o f Court,- John Crowe, transmitting prisoners,- Francis Davis, the like, ™ — —- Robert Wood, destroying Vermin,- James Parks, Printing Freeholders,

BA R O N Y OF A R D E E .

John Garrity, repairing 2 l perches o f a road,

Carried over, ~

£ s. d905 10 1 l

25 0 0100 0 0

40 0 0500 0 0

17 0 0

750 0 05 l 13 413 3 1

300 0 0

800 0 0117 4 6

81 18 2

76 12 157 8 10

54 4 71l 7 6

5 13 9

2 0 0

3 19 49 14 91 18 3

15 17 12 3 62 8 9

30 13 4

6 16 7

3982 8 4


108 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT

NoB A R ONY OF A RD EE .

£ s. d.Brought forward, __ 3982 8 4

49 Paid Thomas Cunningham, repairing 200 perches, o f a road, ~ ~ ~ ~ 4 18 10

50 — Patrick Keenan, 450 perches, ~ 9 7 65 l — Patrick Keenan, 98 perches, ~ ~ 2 0 1052 — Patrick Keiran, 299 perches, ~ ~ 7 9 653 — Patrick Keiran, 490 perches, ~ __ 12 5 056 — Thomas Donnelly, 160 perches, __ 4 0 057 — Thomas Donnelly, 1430, perches, 35 15 058 — Thomas Donnelly, 180 perches, __ 4 10. 059 — Thomas Donnelly, 276 perches, __ 6 18 060 — Thomas Crinnian, 100 perches, ~ 8 1 1065 — Thomas Crinnian, 924 perches, ~ 24 5 067 — Robert Boyle, High-Constable, __ 10 0 0

Alexander Haws, Sub-Constable, 10 0 0A rthur Noble, the like, __ ~ __ 10 0 0Thomas Eaton, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0James Geddis, the like, ™ ~ ~ 10 0 0Peter Coleman, the like, __ ~ __ 10 0 0John Eaton, the like, ~ ~ ~ __ 10 0 0John Andrews, the like, __ ~ __ 10 0 0Thomas Dicher, the lik e ,__ ~ __ 10 0 0Henry Blackwell, the like, ~ ~ 10 0 0John Eaton, jun. the like, ~ ~ 10 0 0

68 — Robert Boyle, Conservator o f the r o a d s , -------------- ----- --- ---------- 10 0 0

69 — Thomas Cunningham, half-a-year’s superannuation pension, __ ~ 2 13 4

70 — John McCulIagh, the like, ~ __ 2 0 07! — James Coleman, Collector o f the

Cess, im. ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 7 l 15 3

72

B A R O N Y OF F E R R A R D .

Paid Patrick Kirwan, repairing 120 perches o f a road, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 19 2 4

73 — David Alexander, 190 perches, ~ 4 15 075 — Patrick Ward, 647 perches, ~ ~ 16 3 676 — Patrick Ward, 180 p e rc h e s ,--------- 4 10 077 — Thomas Crinnian, 100 perches o f

a foot-path ,__ ~ ~ ~ ~ — 8 1 1078 — Thomas Crinnian, 60 perches, ~ 4 1 8 l 10


SUMMER A SSIZES, 1824. 109

BA R O N Y OF FER R AR DNo. £ s. d.

Brought forward, ~ | 4355 19 1l82 Paid Thomas Crinnian, repairing 2304

perches of a road, ~ ~ ~ ~ 63 9 1153 — John Bidwell, High Constable, ~ 10 0 0

William Nott, Sub-Constable, ~ 10 0 0William M cMemony, the like, — 10 0 0Daniel Cunningham, the like, ~ 10 0 0Samuel Kelly, the l i k e , -------------- 10 0 0William Howell, the like, ~ ~ 10 0 0James Goodlow, the like, — — ~ 10 0 0Thomas Kenny, the like, — ™ — 10 0 0James Christie, the like, — ~ ~ 10 0 0William Kerr, the like, ~ — ~ 10 0 0Michael Hoey, the like, ~ ~ ™ 10 0 0

154 — John Bidwell, Road Conservator, 10 0 0155 — Alexander Kelly, half-a-year’s su

perannuation pension, — ~ ™ 2 13 4156 — Thomas Cunningham, the like, — 2 13 4157 — Richard Morris, the like, ~ ~ — o2 13 4158 — W illiam Simpson, Collector o f the

Cess, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 72 8 9

BA R O N Y OF L O U T H .

83 Paid Constantine Maginness, repairing616 perches of a road, —. ~ ~ 15 8 0

84 — Patrick Kirwan, 455 perches, — 1l 7 688 — John Clarke, 416 perches, ~ ~ 10 8 090 — John Clarke, 551 perches, ~ ~ 13 15 69 l — John Clarke, 247 p e rc h e s ,-------- 6 3 692 — Constantine Maginness, 360 perches 9 0 093 — Constantine Maginness, 583 perches 14 1 1 694 — Constantine M aginness, 356 perches 8 18 095 — Thomas Ward, 305 perches, ~ ~ 7 12 6104 — Francis Davis, High-Constable, ™ 10 0 0

James Reynard, Sub-Constable, — 10 0 0Robert Harrot, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0Charles Harrot, the like, —. ~ ~ 10 0 0William Bond, the l ike, ~ ~ — 10 0 0Thomas Maguire, the like, ™ ~ 10 0 0George Ogle, the like, ~ ~ __ 10 0 0John McCulla, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0

Carried over, ™ 4797 2 3


110 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT.

B A R O N Y OF L O U T H .No.

Brought forw ard, .....104 Paid John Streaton, Sub-Constable, —

James Maguire, the like, ~ ~ ~ James Dicher, the l i k e , --------------

105 Francis Davis, Road Conservator,106 George Walsh, half-a-year’s super

annuation pension, — _________107 — A rthu r Holland, Collector o f the

Cess, — — — --------------------

B A R O N Y OF U PPER D U N D A L K .

I l l Paid Patrick Markey, repairing 10 perches o f a road, ~ ~ ~ ~

115 — Henry O'Hare, making 871/2 percheso f fences, ..... ...... ..... ...... ..... .....

116 — Patrick Malone, repairing 100 perches o f a foot-path, ~ ~ ~ ~

117 — Patrick Cooney, widening 18 perches of a road,

118 — Thomas Meegan, repairing 46 perches o f a road, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

123 — W m. Armstrong, High-Constable,James Kennedy, Sub-Constable, ~ Charles Whittaker, the like, ~ ~ Michael McNamara, the like, ~ Bernard Gartland, the like, ~ ~ James Elphinson, the like, ~ ~ George Streatin, the l ike, ~ ~ David McAlvine, the like, ~ ~ Robert Armstrong, the like, ~ W illiam Magrath, the like, ~ ~ James Pattison, the like, ~ ~

124 — W illiam Armstrong, Road Conservator,

125 — James McCulla, half-a-year’s superannuation Pension, ~ ~ ~

126 ■— W illiam M unkittrick, the like, ~127 — Robert Magee, Collector o f the

Cess, ...... ..... ..M. ..... ..... ..... .....

Carried over, .....

£ s. d4797 2 3

10 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 0

1 6 8

43 1 9

3 7 4

7 2 1

8 1 10

18 6 7

14 14 110 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 0

1 00 0

2 13 42 13 4

49 1 1 3

5108

1

0

1

6


BAR O N Y OF LO W E R D U N D A L K .No. £ s. d.

Brought forward, ..... 5108 0 6131 Paid Thomas Mackin, repairing 191

perches o f a road, ~ ~ ~ ~ 22 5 6132 — John Gossan, 110 perches, ~ 2 15 6133 — Charles Kendall, 520 perches, ~ 13 0 0134 — Charles Kendall, 210 perches, ~ 5 5 0135 — Charles Kendall, 617 perches, ~ 16 0 0137 — John Gossan, 562 perches, ~ ~ 14 I 0138 — John Hanlon, 1140 perches, ~ 28 10 0139 — Thomas Hanlon, 1260 perches, ~ 3 l 10 0140 — Thomas Hanlon, 870 perches, ~ 2 l 15 0141 — Charles Kendall, 560 perches, — 14 0 0142 — Charles Kendall, 218 perches, ~ 5 9 0143 — Robert Sinclair, High-Constable, 10 0 0148 — James Morton, Sub-Constable, ~ 10 0 0

Thomas Grills, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0W illiam Carey, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0William McClennaghan, the like, ~ 10 0 0Daniel McAlister, the like, ~ ~ 10 0 0Denis McAlister, the like, ~ ~ 10 0 0Archibald Montgomery, the like ~ 10 0 0George Read, the like, — ~ ~ 10 0 0Charles Kerr, the like, — — ~ 10 0 0William McKee, the like, ~ ~ ~ 10 0 0

149 — Robert Sinclair, Road Conservator, 10 0 0150 — Francis Montgomery, half-a-year’s

superannuation pension,~ ~ — 2 13 4151 — Alexander McAlister, Do ~ ~ 4 10 0152 — Benjamin Thompson, Collector o f

the Cess, ...... ..... ..... ..... ..... ...... 34 15 9

Amount paid since Spring Assizes, 1824, 5444 10 7


Applotments

On the County at Large, and the respective Baronies o f the County of Louth, at Summer Assizes, 1824.

CO UNTY A T LARG E.

Amount laid on the County at Large this Assizes, (see page 17,) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Proportion o f the above Sum on the respective Baronies:—

Ardee’s proportion, . Ferrard’s do ..Louth ’s d o ,,Up. Dundalk’s do, , L ow. Dundalk's do, -

£ s. d.897 17 0895 14 3465 4 2546 5 5423 0 10

Total,

£

3228

3228


BARONY OF ARDEE.

Amount of Presentments laid on this Barony, this Assizes, (see page 42,) ~ ~ ~

Proportion of County at Large on ditto,

Total to be raised, ~

Parishes in this Amt. to be leviedBarony. o ff each Parish.

Shanlis, __ ~ —£40

s.9

d.2

Clonkeen, ~ ~ 88 12 4Ardee, ........... ..... 112 1l 8K illa n y ,__ __ __ 65 12 4Smarmore, ~ ~ 36 14 1Stabannon, ~ ™ _, 81 3 0Richardstown, — 25 I 4Stickillen, ~ ~ 30 13 1Mosstown, ~ ~ 103 3 9Kildemock, __ — 81 3 0Maplestown and

Charlestown, Tallanstown, Philipstown,

9666

61

46

75 9 4Drumcar, ~ ~ 99 6 10Cappog, _ ~ ~ 26 0 7Kilsairn,__ ~ ~ 112 7 1Dromin, ~ __ — 53 5 9

Total,

£ s. d.

296 4 2

897 17 0

1194 1

1194

2

1 2

s.

1

1 8

d.

8


114. APPLOTMENTS.

£ s d.Amount o f Presentments laid on this Barony,

this Assizes, (see page 6 l, ) ~ ------- MM 399 7 7

Proportion o f County at Large on ditto, 895 14 3

Total to be raised, ~ 1295 1 10

Parishes in this Amt to be leviedBarony. off. each Parish.

'V 1 £ s. d.Clonmore, ~ ~ ~ 50 ’ 19 2D unany,-------- — — 45 13 7

Termonfechen, ~ ~ 270 15 1Dromshallon, ~ — 84 9 10Ballymackenny, ~ — 1 l 17 2Monasterboice, ~ ~ 49 16 4Philipstown, ~ ~ ~ 5 13 7Marlestown, ~ ~ ~ 22 19 4Dunleer, — —. — — 72 9 8Carrickbaggot, ~ ~ 20 12 6M u lle ry ,... ..... ..... ...... 113 19 8Rathdromin, ~ ~ — 3 l 10 8Port, ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 49 1 5D yzart, — ..... ..... ..... 48 8 5Beaulieu & Newtown, 45 9 8Parsonstown, — — 19 9 7Lordship o f Mellifont, 351 16 2

1295 1 10T otal,


Amount o f Presentments laid on this Barony, this Assizes, (see page 74,) ~ ~ ~

Proportion o f County at Large on d itto, ~


Parishes in this Barony,

Amt. to be levied o ff each Parish.

£ s. d.Manfieldstown, ~ ~ 73 1 2Clonkeen, ~ ~ ~ 16 18 9Darver, ..... ..... ..... ..... 68 8 9Killencoole, ~ ~ ~ 47 14 9Dromiskin, ~ ~ ~ 181 2 0Part o f Louth, ~ ~ 322 14 6Manor o f Castlering-)

in Louth Parish. J 121 14 6

Total, .....

BARONY OF FERRARD.

£ s. d.

366 10 3

465 4 2

831 14 5

831 14 5

115

BAR O N Y OF LO U TH .


116 APPLO TM ENT s

B A R O N Y OF UPPER D U N D A L K .

Amount o f Presentments laid on this Barony, this Assizes, (see page 92,) __ __ __

Proportion o f County at Large on d itto, ~

Parishes in this Barony.


Amt. to be levied off each Parish.

Dundalk, ~ ~ ~£

249s.0

d.2

Hainstown, ...... ....... ...... 49 3 10Part o f Louth Parish, 47 12 9Haggardstown, ~ ~ 42 14 4Faughart, ....... ....... ..... 57 9 4Ballybarrack, ~ ~ 3 l 1 l 3Dunbin, ..... ..... ...... ...... 64 13 9Barronstown, ~ ~ 74 6 10Roach and Kane, ~ 188 19 1 lCastletown, ™ — ~ 48 5 2P h ilips tow n— — ~ 27 7 1 lPart o f Creggan, ~ 69 15 9Enniskeen, ~ ~ ~ 36 1 2

Total,

£ s. d.

440 16 9

546 5 5


BARO NY OF LOW ER D U N D A LK .

£ s. d.Amount o f Presentments laid on this Barony,

this Assizes, (see page, 105,) — ~ — 222 19 0

Proportion of County at Large on ditto, ~ 423 0 10

Total to be raised, ~ 645 19 10

Parishes in this Amt. to be levied Barony. o ff each Parish.

£ s. d*Lordship o f Ravensdale 1 ^ 3 j 4,

alias Ballymascanlan, J Carlingford, ~ ~ ~ ~ 360 3 1 l Ballyboysbeg and Bally- "I 22 14 7

boysmore, ~ ~ ~ J

Total, 645 19 10

987 2 2

987 2 2


Shewing the amount la id on this Assizes, and the Balance in the Treasurer s hands,

L A ID ON T H IS ASSIZES.

£ s. d.Barony o f Ardee, __ __ __ __ __ __ 1194 1 2

Ferrard, ~ ~ — ~ ~ — 1295 1 10

Louth, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ — 831 14 5

Upper Dundalk, ~ ~ ~ ~ 987 2 2

Lower Dundalk, —, — ~ 645 19 10

Total amount to be raised this Assizes, 4953 19 5

W e present that the amount o f the Query.Book this Assizes, is, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9172 5 71/2

Queries Discharged this Assizes, ~ ~ 5082 16 9

Balance due by Treasurer, 4089 8 10^

In addition to the above Queries discharged, the Treasurer has advanced £329 125. 7d. ; so that there remains in his hands, o f the Public Money, £3759 16s. 31/2d.

Dundalk, July 29, 1824.

We certify, that we have examined into the several particulars directed by 4th Geo• 4, Chap. 33, and that the Treasurer has duly conformed thereto.

P U B L IC O R D E R S .

We present, that a Special Sessions shall be held in Dundalk; on Tuesday, the 19th day o f October next, for the purpose o f accounting for any Presentment, the expenditure whereof shall not have been accounted for at the present Assizes.

We present, that a Special Sessions shall be held on Tuesday, the 15th, and Wednesday the 16th o f February next, at Dundalk; and on Thursday, the 17th, Friday, the 18th and Saturday, the 19th at Ardee,—for the purpose o f taking into consideration all Applications for Presentments, and exami- ing all accounts, and the expenditure o f Money Presented,—pursuant to an Act 59 Geo. 3, Chap. 81; and that all applications for Presentments, and accounts o f expenditure, shall be respectively considered and examined, at such Special Sessions in Dundalk, for the Baronies o f Upper and Lower Dundalk; and at such Sessions in Ardee, for the Baronies o f Louth, Ardee and Ferrard.

The Collectors o f County Cess w ill observe, that, by a late Act o f Parliam ent, they are obliged to Close the ir Accounts w ith the Treasurer o f the County, two days p rio r to the firs t day o f cadi Assizes, on pain o f fo rfe itin g their fees.


A LIST OF

A R D E E .

R o b e r t B o y l e , Ardee, H i g h - C o n s t b l e .

1822. 1819. 1810. 1816. 1818. 1821. 1822. 1822. 1822.1823.

M r. James Coleman, Tullykeel, Collector o f the Cess.

FE R R AR D .

J o h n B i d w e l l , Dunleer, H i g h - C o n s t a b l e .

SU B-C O N STABLES.William Nott, Townleyhall, ~ ~ Spring,, 1823.William McMemoney, Clonmore, — Spring, 1806.Daniel Cunningham, Dunleer, ~ Spring, 1815.Samuel Kelly, Tullyard, ..... ~ — Spring, 1822.William Howel, Dunany, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1822.James Goodlow, Collon, ~ ~ — Spring, 1822.Thomas Kenny, C o llo n ,_________ Spring, 1822.James Cristie, Beaulieu, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1822.William Kerr, Bellcotton, ________ Spring, 1822.Michael Hoey, Termonfechen, — ~ Spring, 1822.

SU B-C O N STABLES.Alexander Haws, Rathkenny, ~ ~ Spring, A rthur Noble, Castlebellingham, ™ Summer.Thomas Eaton, Ardee, ~ ~ ~ __ Spring,James Geddis, Drumcar, ~ ~ ..... Summer, Peter Coleman, Greenmount, ..... ~ Spring, John Eaton, Ardee, — ~ „ Spring,John Andrews, Hurlestown, __ __ Spring,Thomas Dicher, E ssexford, ™ ~ Spring, Henry Blackwell, Pepperstown, ~ Summer, John Eaton, jun. Arthurstown, ~ Summer,

M r. William Simpson, Hurtle, Collector of the Cess.

C O N S T A B L E S .

L O U T H .

G eorge S c o tt, Glydefarm, H ig h -C o n s ta b le . SU B-C O N STABLES.

Robert Harrot, Grange, ~ — ~ Summer, 1816.Charles Harrot, Hainstown, — ~ Spring, 1818.William Bond, M ill o f Louth, — Summer, 1818.Thomas M aguire, Corderry, ~ ~ Spring, 1820.George Ogle, Manfieldstown, — Spring, 1822.John McCulla, Lakes, --- --------------- Spring, 1822.John Streaton, L o u th ,--------------Spring, 1823.James McCulla, C orballis,---------Summer, 1823.James Dicher, Louth ------------------ Summer, 1823.Henry Overerd, Dromiskin, — ~ Spring, 1824.

M r. A rthur Holland, Killencoole, Collector o f the Cess.

U PPER D U N D A L K .W i l l ia m A rm s t ron g , Dundalk, H ig h -C o n s ta b le .

SU B-C O N S TA BLE SJames Kennedy, Dundalk, ~ ~ ~ Spring, 1822.Charles Whittaker, Castletown, — — Spring, 1822.Bernard Gartland, Stephenstown, — Spring, 1822.James Elphinson, Hainstown, ~ ™ Spring, 1821.George Streaton, Annahavakey, ™ Spring, 1822.David McAlvine, Annahavakey, ~ ~ Spring, 1822.Robert Armstrong, Dundalk, ~ ~ Spring. 1823.William Magrath, Roach, ~ — — Spring, 1823.James Pattison, Castletown, ~ — ~ Spring, 1823.Thomas Armstrong, Dundalk, ..... ~ Spring, 1824.

M r. Robert Magee, Dundalk, Collector o f the Cess.

LO W E R D U N D A L K .R o b e r t S in c la ir , Carlingford, H ig h -C o n s ta b le .

SU B-C O N STABLES.James Morton, Ravensdale, — ~ ~ Spring, 1822.Thomas Grills, Peetas,--------------— Summer, 1815.William Carey, Plaster, ~ ™ ~ ~ Summer, 1816. William McClannaghan, Carlingford, Summer, 1816.Daniel McAlister, Plaster, — -------- Spring, 1822.Denis McAlister, Feed, — — —. — Spring, 1822.Archibald Montgomery, Mullatee, — Spring, 1822.George Reid, Carling ford, —. —. ~ Spring, 1822.Charles Kerr, Plaster, — ~ ™ — Spring, 1823.John Suter, Omeath,. ~ ~ ~ ™ Spring, 1824.

M r Benjamin Thompson, Ravensdale, Collector of the Cr

H IG H A N D SU B CONSTABL ES,

In the respective Baronies o f the County o f Louth, with the dates o f their respective Appointments


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