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C O U N T Y OF L O U T H ,
O v I > Q g3 >CL»rO -
GRAND WARRANT.
FOR
S P U IN G -
A S S IZ E S ,
1876,
to te m # m $M m i of nil tlje County
f 'Z i - O l l T -
J u d ges.
TH E RIGHT HON. BARON F ITZG E R A L D ,
AND
TH E
RIG H T
HON.
CHIEF
JUSTICE
MORRIS
Louth County Archives
H ig h -S h e r iff.
PERCY FITZG E R ALD , Esq., F a n e V a l l e y , D u n d a l k .
S u b -S h e r iff.
BURTON BRABAZON, Esq., D r o m is k in , C a s t l e b e l l i n g h a m .
Fiscal B a y — Saturday, the 4//t M arch, 1876.
Crown B a y — Tuesday, the 7th M arch, 1876.
G ra n d J u ry .
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Colonel Sir JOHN STEPHEN ROBINSON, Bart., D .L ., Foreman.
12 Blayney Reynall Balfour, Esq.
William Ruxton, Esq., D.L.
13 John George Coddington, Esq.
John Frederick Foster, Esq.
14 John Coleman Kieran, Esq.
John Murphy, Esq.
Arthur Macan, Esq.
15 Major William Thomas Murray.
16 Alexander Henry, Esq.
Finlay Chester, Esq.
John Taaffe, Esq.
17 George Boylan, Esq.
William De Salis Filgate Esq. D.L 18 William Robson, Esq.
Townley P. H . M. Filgate, Esq.
19 Henry Brush, Esq.
John Henry, Esq.
20 George Knaggs, Esq.
Thomas Mahon Richardson, Esq. 21 Patrick D. Caraher, Esq.
C o u n ty
Chas. M ‘Mahon, Clerk of the Crown.
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace.
O fficers.
T. F. Filgate, Sec. to Grand Jury.
John Neville, County Surveyor.
DUNDALK:
P R IN T E D
BY
W I L L I A M
1876.
TEMPE ST.
COUNTY
OF
LOUTH.
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GRAND WARRANT FOR SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
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PRESENTMENTS.
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County at Large.
W e present the following Sums to be raised off the County at
Large for the several purposes mentioned, and under and by
virtue of the several Acts relating thereto, viz. :—
No.
1
GAOL OFFICERS.
£ s. d.
The Board of Superintendence of the Gaols
of this County, to pay the following Officers of the
County Prison their half-year’s Salary that will
be due them at Summer Assizes, IS76. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 124; 7 Geo. 4, chap. 74;
and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 68, sec. 18, viz. : —
£50 0 0
The Local Inspector,
18 9 3
Protestant Chaplain,
18 9 3
Protestant Dissenting Chaplain, ..
18 9 3
Roman Catholic Chaplain,
10 0 0
Apothecary,
Secretary to the Board,. .
. . 12 10 0
75 0 0
The Governor,
..
17 10 0
Matron,
..
..
Assistant Matron,
15 0 0
25 0 0
Chief Warder,
Clerk and Schoolmaster,
17 10 0
Five Sub-Warders at £17 10s each 87 10 0
------------ 365 7 9
2
The same, to pay the keeper of the Ardee
Bridewell his half-year’ s salary that will be due
him at Summer Assizes, 1876. Ibid,
..
25 0 0
Carried over,
..
390
7
9
5
N E W P R E SEN TM E N TS G R A N T E D SPR IN G A S SIZE S, 1876.
N E W P R E S E N T M E N T S G R A N T E D S P R IN G A S S IZ E S , 1876.
N°~
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
390 7 9
No.
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
1132 7 9
12
COUNTY OFFICERS.
3
Charles M'Mahon, Clerk o f the Crown, half^
a-year’s salary due him this Assizes ; to be now
paid out of the surplus or balance in County
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec 110,
92 10 0
4
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace, the like;
to be now paid out of the surplus or balance in
County Bank. Ibid,
138 10 0
^ t, T.iWnley ^ ‘ -^S'a*:0>Secretary of Grand Jury,
the like; to be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Ibid, and 30 and 31
Vic., chap. 46,
••
90 16 8
6
John Neville, County Surveyor, 8 months’
salary due him 1st March, 1876 ; to be now paid
out o f the surplus or balance in County Bank.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 41; and 24 and 25
Vic., chap.63, sec. 5,
266 13 4
7 ~ SaD?e’ half-a-year’s expenses o f Clerk and
office, due him this Assizes; to be now paid out
of the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6
and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,7 tec. 43 '
••
25 0 0
8 U , ? atrick, Gra;ham, Surveyor’s first Assistant,
half-a-year s salary due him this Assizes ; to be
now paid out of the surplus or balance in County
Bank. Ibid, and 24 and 25 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 7, 35 0 0
9
John Pansing, second Assistant, the like : to
be now paid out o f the surplus or balance in
County Bank. Ibid,
35 0 0
10
Patrick Henry, third Assistant, the lik e ; to
be now paid out of the surplus or balancein
County Bank. Ibid,
35 0 0
11
i Burton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, half-a-year’s
salary due him the 6th February, 1876 ; to be
now paid out of the surplus or balance in Countv
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
23 10 0
Henry O’Neill, Judge’s Crier, half-a-year’s
salary due him this Assizes ; to be now paid out
of the Burplus or balance in County Bank.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
13
James Leech, Barrister’s Crier, the like; to
be now paid out of the surplus or balance in
County Bank. Ibid,
14
Townley F. Filgate, keeper of the County
Court-house, the like ; to be now paid out of the
surplus or balance in Connty Bank,
,.
15
Thomas Watt, keeper of Ardee Quarter Ses
sions Court house, the like; to be now paid out
of the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6
and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 77,
,,
5
0
0
5
0
0
5
0
0
2
0
0
Eichard Ruth, late first Sub-Warder of
County Prison, 4 months’ that will be due him
the 22nd June, 1876. 36 & 37 Vic., chap. 51, . . 16 13
4
SUPERANNUATION PENSION.
16
HARBOUR CONSTABLE.
17
£13 6s. 8d. to Michael Rafferty, Harbour
Constable of Carlingford, eight months' salary
due him the 1st March, 1876, he having lodged
the receipts of said Harbour in Bank to the
credit of the County, for 8 months to 1st Feb
ruary, 1876, amount of same £20 8s. 10d.; to
County Bank to the credit of said Harbour, but
not to be placed upon the levy. 16 & 17 Vic.,
chap. 136, sec. 9.
CORONERS.
18
Dr. Joseph M. Callan, one of the Coroners, for
the performance of the duties of his office, v iz .:
Carried over,
Carried over,
1132
7
9
1166
1
1
6
7
N E W PR E SE N TM E N TS G R A N T E D S P R IN G A S S I Z E S , 1876.
N E W P R ESEN TM E N TS G R A N T E D SPR IN G A S S IZE S, 1876.
£
No.
Brought forward,
1166
1
Holding 24 Inquests at £1 10s each, £36 0 0
Travelling expenses attending same,
I 10 0
Expenses incidental on same,
3 4 0
Expenses of Medical witnesses at same 14 14 0
------------To be now paid out of the surplus or balance
in County Bank. 9 & 10 Vic., chap. 37, sections
25 and 30.
19
Dr. Thomas J. Moore, Second Coroner, for the
like, v iz.:—
Holding 12 Inquests at £ I 10s each, £ 18 0 0
3 5 0
0 12 0
Expenses of Medical witnesses at same 12 12 0
------------To be now paid out of the surplus or balance
in County Bank. Ibid.
1
No.
Brought forward,
Stationery supplied by him, per contract.
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sections 131 & 142,
55
£
s. d.
1552 18 I
a d .
8
0
23
John Mathews, for the like.
24
Patrick Dowdall, for the like.
25
26
Ibid,
Ibid,
6 &7
..
..
..
9
0
20
Alexander Shekleton, Treasurer of the County
Infirmary, with £466 4s. 6d., balance in Bank,
on the 5th October, 1875, for the use o f said
Infirmary for half a year. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 85,
. . 250
22
Edward G. Brunker, M.D., Surgeon of the
County Infirmary, half a-year’s salary that will
be due him at Summer Assizes, 1876, he giving
his attendance and professional assistance to the
Prisoners and others in the County Prison, with
out any other fee or reward. Section 86,
..
4
William Tempest, to repay him the cost of
distributing the County Books and Documents,
directed by the Grand Jury to be distributed by
the respective Officers of the County ; to be now
Bank. Sections 8, 25 & 142,
..
1 15
6
John Mathews, for the like; to be now paid
out of the surplus or balance in County Bank.
Ibid,
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5 1 6
0
0
32
0
0
33
34
PRIN TIN G AND STATIONERY.
William Tempest, for certain Printing and
Carried over,
Walter S. Butler, one year’s rent of a Petty
Sessions’ House in Castlebellingham, due the 1st
January, 1876. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 77,
The Rev. William Brabazon, for the like in
Termonfeckin, due the 1st November, 1875.
Ibid,
..
29
William Crilly, for the like in Dunleer, due
the 1st January, 1876. Ibid,
..
30
Edward Gogarty, for the like in Mell, due the
11th January, 1876.
Ibid,
..
31
47
7
6
0
0
10
0
0
10
0 0
10
0 0
28
COUNTY IN FIR M A R Y SURGEON.
21
27 3
RENTS.
27
COUNTY IN F IR M A R Y GRANT.
8
1 9
34
80 9
1552 18
1
Henry W - Rudkin, for the like in Collon, due
the 1st November, 1875. Ibid,
.,
8
0
0
Wm. J. Ralfs, for the like in Louth, due the
1st December, 1875.
Ibid,
..
8
0
0
John G. Coddington, for the like in Carling
ford, due the 1st February, 1876. Ibid,
..
10
0 0
The same, for the like in Ravensdale, due the
1st February, 1876.
Ibid,
..
10
0
0
1740 17
8
Carried over,
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
£
s. d.
1740 17 8
Brought forward,
M IL IT IA DEPOT.
35
Being sums payable and to be defrayed by this
County for and in respect o f the Regiment of
Militia for the County, viz.,
W illiam M ‘Master, one year’s rent
o f a place for the Stores of the R egi
ment, from 1st November, 1875, to
the 31st October, 1876, to be paid
when due out o f the surplus or bal
ance in County Bank. 17 & 18 Vic.,
chap. 107,
... 70 0 0
The Adjutant, for expenses neces
sarily incurred for providing fittings
for the above-mentioned stores ; to be
now paid out o f the surplus or balance
in County Bank,
. . 14 4 6
-------------- 84
No.
Brought forward,
1825
2
2
CARRIED FO RW A RD ,
677 l l
5
The 20th o f 28 half-yearly In
stalments o f £168 2 s. 6d., expended
in erecting a Dining and Recreation
Hall fur said Asylum.
18 and 19
Vic., chap. 109, sec. 3,
. . 6 0 1
The 6th o f 28 half-yearly Instal
ments of £4206 9s. 0d , expended on
New Buildings for said Asylum. Ibid, 150 4 7
Expenses incurred by the Constabu
lary during the half-year to 30th Sep
tember, 1875, v iz .:—
One moiety of Extra Constables.
11 & 12 Vic., chap. 72,
..
Inspection o f W eights and Mea
sures. 14 & 15 Yic., chap. 92, sec. 18,
4
6
RE PA Y M E N TS TO GOVERNMENT.
86
The Governor and Company o f th 6 Bank of
Ireland, for the Paymaster-General, on foot o f
advances from the Consolidated Fund, viz. :—
Balance of this County’s proportion
ol the Expense o f maintaining 90
Patients in the Richmond District
Lunatic Asylum, for 7 months, from
the 1st of June to the 31st December,
1875, after deducting £697 16s. re
ceived towards same from Govern
ment.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 92,
. . 657 14 1
The 26th of 28 half-yearly Instal
ments of £556 6s. 6d. expended in
additional Buildings for said Asylum.
18 & 19 Vic., chap. 109, sec. 3,
..
19 17 4
CARRIED FORW ARD,
677 11
Carried over,
One half-year’ s Expense of Annual
Revision of Rateable Property in tin'a
County to 1st January, 1876. 37 and
38 Yic., chap. 70, sec. 3,
..
5
12 7
0
52 10 0
--------------1085
6
6
M ISCELLANEOU S PURPOSES.
37
The Board o f Superintendence o f the Gaols
o f this County to repay them an advance made
for Expenses incurred in Ardee Bridewell, for
and in respect o f Prisoners confined therein, to
gether with allowances for Fire, Candles, and
Straw, for 9 months’ ending 31st December,
1875. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 19 & 20 Yic., chap. 68 ,
8ec' 27>
. . 8 2 0
38
Townley F. Filgate, to pay for 18 tons of coal,
* ton of coke, also bogwood, supplied to the
County Court-house since last Assizes, for use o f
5
1825
186 13
2
2
Carried over,
2918 10
8
11
10
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
2918 10 8
same. To be now paid out of the surp^s or
balance in
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. ^ ^
116, sec. 76,
**
89
The same, to pay for candles and G as-light
supplied to the County Court-house since last
Assizes, for the use of same. To be now paid
out of the
surplus or balance in County Bank. _ 5
No.
£
s. d.
3006 15 8
Qualification and Registration o f Parliamentary
Voters in this County, viz. :—
Thomas Bourne, Clerk o f the
Peace, for his expenses. To be now
paid out o f the surplus or balance in
County Bank. 13 & 14 Yic., chap. 69,
sec. 70,
..
43 9 8
W illiam Tempest, for Printing,
per Contract,
..
18 19 1
Patrick Dowdall, for the like,
..
0 6 0
q
2
Ibid,
r
40
Thomas W att, to pay for 10 tons of coal sup
plied to Ardee Court-house for the past year,
for the use of same. To be now paid out of the
surplus or balance in County Bank. Ibid,
..
41
The same, to pay for stationery, gas-light, and
sundry requisites supplied to Ardee Court-house,
for Quarter Sessions for the past year, l o be
now paid out o f t h e surplus or balance in County
Brought forward.
James Killeen, Town Clerk of Drogheda,
for the like contribution, under said Act, pur
suant to the Certificate of the Chairman o f
Quarter Sessions. To be now paid out o f the
surplus or balance in County Bank. 13 and 14
Vic.. chap. 69, sec. 72,
The like expenses incurred by the Clerk o f
47
Dundalk Town Commissioners under said Act,
and pursuant to the like certificate, viz : —
Edward Ferrar, as such Clerk. To
be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Ibid,
..
30 0 0
W illiam Tempest, for Printing,
per Contract,
..
5 15 6
Bank.
Sections 69, 76 & 131,
The Governor and Company of the Bank o f
Ireland (for the Fee Fund in the Court o f Chan
cery'), being the fee payable on the Secretary s
Account after Summer Assizes, 1875, at 3s. per
Cent., to cover the expense o f auditing said Account. 1 Vic., chap. 54, sec. 17,
43
Townley F . Filgate, to pay the Premium on
the sum of £5000, for the Insurance of the
County Gaol against Fire, for One Year, to 2 oth
March 1877. To be now paid out of the surplus
or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 155,
44
The same, for the like, on the sum o f £6000,
for the County Court-house. To be now paid
o u t of t h e surplus or balance in County Bank.
42
45
9
8 18
3
35 15
6
28
0
0
40
0
0
3182
4
2
48
Q 5
Q
Ibid,
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Being the amount of Expenses incurred in
carrying into effect the provisions of the Act i3
and 14 Victoria, Chapter 69, regulating the
Townley F. Filgate, being the expense incur
red by him in furnishing the Copy o f the County
Valuation for Cess Collectors, as required by the
Act 19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 63. To be now
paid out o f the surplus or balance in County
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 64. sec. 5,
49
The same, being the expense incurred by him
in Applotting the Cess upon the entire County,
and making two copies of same. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
Carried over,
Carried over,
62 14
46
3006 15
8
> 13
12
No.
50
51
s. d.
£
3182 4 2
Brought forward,
Thomas Bourne, Clerk o f the Peace, being
compensation for expenses attending the execu
tion of his duties under the Act 34 & 35 Victoria,
chapter 65, relating to Juries in Ireland. To
County Bank. 34 & 35 Vic., chap. 65, sec. 1 6 ,..
The undermentioned Poor Bate Collectors for
expenses attending the execution of their duties
under said Act, v iz .:
£5 0 0
John Daly, o f Dundalk,
5 0 0
George Burn, o f Roche.
5 0 0
Patrick McAlester, of Faughart, . .
5 0 0
John Craig, of Faughart,
Thomas Kinnahan, of Cuillenstown, 5 0 0
M. Keiran, o f Tallanstown, £2 10s
5 0 0
C. M'Cullough, o f Ardee,
2 10s
in room of Thomas Harmon.
0 0
John Farrell, o f Drogheda,
0 0
Thomas M'Cullough, of Bawntaaffe,
Brought forward,
55
56
45
0
0
57
£
S. d.
3293
1 10
The Directors o f St. Joseph’s Female Reform
atory, County Galway, for the like.
To be now
Bank. 21 & 22 Yic., chap. 103, sec. 5,
3 12
1
The Directors of the Gibraltar Ship Industrial
School, Belfast, for the like. To be now paid
31 Vic., chap. 25, sec. 9,
3
4
Townley F. Filgate, being the amount ex
pended in providing Furniture and Fittings for
the Courts and Court-Eooms in the County
Court-house. To be now paid out o f the surplus
or balance in County Bank,
6 and 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 69,
13
Hodges, Foster, & Co., for Maps supplied to
County Surveyor’ s Office, on Grand Jury order.
To be now paid out of the surplus or balance in
County Bank. Sec. 66 ,
11 13
58
40
0
0
59
County Bank, Ibid.
52
53
54
Barton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, expenses at
tending the summoning o f Jurors under said Act.
County Bank. Ibid,
••
0
3 10
8
8
0
POST EOADS.
11
5
0
The Directors o f St. Kevin’s Eeformatory,
County Wicklow, for the reception and. keeping
o f Juvenile offenders committed from this County
for the half year ending 31st December, 1875.
To be now paid out o f the surplus or balance in
County Bank. 21 & 22 Yic., chap. 103, sec, 5 ,..
4 1-5
8
The Directors o f St. Conleith’s Eeformatory,
King’ s County, for the like. To be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank. Ibid,
9 17
0
Carried over,
The Treasurer o f the County, to re-pay an
advance to the Clerk o f the Eeace for cost of
inserting in the Dublin Gazette the appointment
o f a Deputy-Lieutenant for this County. 38 and
39 Vic., chap. 69, sec. 11,
••
5
3293
1 10
60
Michael Smyth, contractor, one-half the ex
pense of repairing 182 perches o f the Post road
from Ardee to Drogheda, by Kildemock and
Paughanstown (No. 21, Barony o f Ardee). 6
and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 50,
. . 2
5
John Beilly, contractor, one-half the expense
of repairing 124 perches o f the Post road from
Dundalk to Drogheda, through Ardee (N o. 23,
c _ Barony of Ardee). Ibid,
• _ 6 _ 14
6
61
Carried over,
3334
4
4
7
14
15
£
s.
d.
4
7
Henry E. Kelly, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the Post road from Carrickma
cross to Dundalk (No. 24, Barony o f Ardee).
6 & 7 Wm 4, chap. 116, sec. 50,
.*
43 13
0
63
pense o f repairing 150 perches of the Post road
from Kingscourt to Newry (No. 25, Barony of
Ardee). Ibid,
••
3 15
0
64
Denis Flanagan, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the Post road from Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin (No. 27, Barony o f Ardee).
Ibid,
••
4 7 10
0
65
John Hardy, contractor, one-half the expense
o f repairing the Post road from Dundalk to
Kingscourt (No. 3, Barony o f Upper Dundalk).
Ibid*
...
84 16
4
66
County Surveyor, one-half the expense
of repairing 82 perches o f the Post road
from Newry to Dunleer, through Dundalk, (No.
13, Barony of Upper Dundalk). To be paid as
required out of the surplus or balance in County
Bank.
Ibid,
••
25 12
6
67
James Toris, contractor, one-half the expense
of repairing 568 perches o f the Post road from
Ardee to Drogheda (No. 1, Barony of Ferrard).
Ibid,
..
42 12
0
68
o f repairing 284 perches o f the Post road from
Ardee to the Sea at Seafield, by Dunleer (No. 2,
Barony of Ferrard). Ibid,
..
5
8
69
Patrick Clarke, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing 87 perches o f the Post road
from Drogheda to Navan, by Townley Hall (No.
27, Barony of Ferrard). Ibid,
..
No.
62
Brought forward,
3334
£
s. d.
Brought
forward, 3595
7 0
James M ‘Donald, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the Post road from Drogheda
to Collon (No. 37, Barony o f Ferrard). Ibid, . . 47 19 5
71
Peter Mathews, contractor, one-half the ex
pense of repairing the Post road from Drogheda
to Collon (No. 38, Barony o f Ferrard). Ibid, . . 42 3 4
72
Daniel Breene, contractor, one-half the expense
Kingscourt (No. 2 , Barony o f Louth). Ibid, . . 64 13 7
73
Thomas Connolly, contractor, one-half the ex
pense of repairing the Post road from Dundalk to
Carrickmacross (No. 9, Barony o f Louth). Ibid, 38 0 0
N o.
70
£3788
Deduct the following Undischarged Present
ments in aid o f the Levy, v iz .: —
Surplus Balances in Bank after Spring Assizes,
1875,
Interest on Exchequer Bills,
. . £26 15 6
At Summer Assizes, 1875,
Sale o f Registry Lists, . .
£113
6
Interest allowed by County
Bank,
54 5 2
Interest on Exchequer bills 7 8 9
D og Tax, Year 1874, , . 254
16 0
----------------- 318 3 5
To Spring Assizes, 1876,
Interest onExchequer bills 26 15
6
Interest allowed by County
Bank,
42 3 4
County Cess on Govern
ment Property,
..
1053 7
Sale o f Registry Lists, . .
1 4
6
----------------- 175 6 11
Carried over,
8
4 17 11
3595
7
0
3
520 5 10
Undischarged Presentment, N o. 17,
W m . Filgate, (balance not required), 21 9 7
----------------- 541 15
TOTAL,
..
£3246
4
5
7 11
16
17
Barony of Ardee.
No.
74
„
Michael Smyth, contractor, for repairing until
Summer Assizes, 1877, 348 perches o f the road
from Kingscourt to Dunleer, by Roodstown, be
tween Ballybailie Cross and Roodstown road.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, see. 50,
75
County Surveyor, for repairing until Spring As
sizes, 1877, 648 perches of the road from Dundalk
to Carrickmacross, between the bounds of the
County Monaghan at Rosslough and Essexford.
To be paid as required out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15.
For one year,
76
No.
13
97 10
£ s. d.
455 18 6
80
Thomas King, contractor, for constructing 4
perches o f a wall along the road from Dundalk
to Dunleer, between .Patrick K in g’s house and
James W ood’s house. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 56,
..
81
Joseph F. Booth, H igh Constable o f the
Barony o f Ardee, being the amount o f his
Poundage at 9d. in the Pound, on £2256 10s. 7d.,
lodged by him in Bank to the credit o f said
Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’s Warrant
issued after Summer Assizes, 1875.
To be now
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 1 4 8 ; and
19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
..
84 12
4
To be raised off this Barony, being the amount
of Arrears of County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit o f Collector. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 145; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6 ,
24
7
5
Laurence Potter, contractor, being amount ex
pended on a gullet, suddenly damaged, on the
road from Dunleer to Ardee, by Kildemock, be
tween Rev. Mr. Studdert’s, in Kildemock, and
Mr. Meadth’s tenants’ houses, under the order
o f George Boylan and Wm. De Salis Filgate,
Esquires, Magistrates o f this County. To be
now paid out o f the surplus or balance in County
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 49,
..
20
0
0
61
7
1
, , 646
6
4
0
0
0
John Eakins, contractor, for repairing until
Spring Assizes, 1877, 603 perches of the road
from Dundalk by Ardee to Dunleer, between the
Market-house in Ardee (including all the lanes
of Ardee) and Hale-street.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
75
116, sec. 50,
77
Spring Assizes, 1881, 2000 perches o f the road
from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between the Town
o f Ardee and the Bridge o f Aclint. 20 & 21
Vic., chap. 15.
year •• 200
78
John Eakins, contractor, for repairing a drain,
constructing 30 perches of sewers, providing two
new trap grates for same, and repairing a foot
path on the road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
through the Town o f Ardee, between the Fair
Green in Ardee and Bradley’ s Mill in Ardee.
40
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116. sec. 56,
79
1
Brought forward,
82
7
6
83
0
0
0
84
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, for constructing
making a drain across the post road from Dun
leer to Ardee, by Dromin, betweep Peter W ards
house on W ard’s Hill and Patrick Taaffe s in
Dromin. Section 56,
Carried over,
30
OLD CONTRACTS R E N E W E D .
0
33 perches o f a fence, sinking a tail-drain, and
0
0
455 13
6
1 0
Patrick Boyle, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1874, 775 perches of
the road from Ardee to Drumcondra, between
Hickey’ s corner in Ardee and Burley Bridge, at
the meering of Louth and Meath. 6 and 7 Wm.
4, chap. 116, sec 52.
3rd yea r..
Carried over,
]\f0i
8f
86
Brought forward,
James Cusack, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Annagasson, between the bounds o f Ardee and
Louth near Castlebellingham Railway Station,
and at Dromiskin and the Police Barrack at
Castlebellingham. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
52
3rdyear. .
Michael Smyth, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from Spring Assizes, 1874, 1468 perches
o f the part post road from Ardee to Drogheda,
by Kildemock and Paughanstown, between
Crosselish and Blakestown Cross and the barony
bounds at Funshog and A. M'Guinness’s at
Paughanstown. Sec. 52.
3rdyear. .
£ s. d.
646 6 4
No.
£
s. d.
883 4 6
Brought forward,
the post road from Carrickmacross to Dundalk,
between the meering of Louth and Monaghan at
Tullyraine, and the meering o f Louth and Ardee
baronies at Drumgoolin. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
Off County at Large, . .
Off Barony,
..
48 19
£43
43
..
..
£2
56
£87
90
34
86
£36 14
84
8
6
6
..
..
0
£3 15
42 18
£46
87
8
..
92
Denis Flanagan, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1873, 1600 perches
o f the post road from Ardee to Dunleer, by
Dromin, between Crosselish and Coogan’ s
Bridge. Sec. 52.
4thyear. .
• Off County at
Off Barony,
6
0
130
Large, . .
4
9
47 10
0
1048 10
3
£47 10 0
47
10 0
£95
4
0
John Reilly, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Kingscourt to Drogheda, between
Depin’s Bridge and Blakestown Cross.
Sec. 52.
4th year. . 31
93
883
0
91
8
£153
8 0
89
Henry E. Kelly, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1873, 873 perches o f
Carried over,
42 18
0
Henry E. Kelly, contractor, for repairing for
o f the part post road from Kingscourt to Newry,
between Ballyregan Bridge at the bounds o f
Louth and Monaghan and Rosslough Bridge.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
Off County at Large,
Off Barony,
Peter M ‘ Guinness, contractor, for repairing
for 3 years from Spring Assizes, 1874, 328
perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea at
Dunany, between Finvoy Cross and the meering
of Ardee and Ferrard at Martinstown. Sec. 52.
3rd year. .
6 16
88
the part post road from Duudalk to Drogheda,
through Ardee, between Erasmus Smith’s Schoolhouse and WhiteriverBridge. Sec. 52. 4tk year 146 13
. . £6 14 4
Off Barony,
. . 146 13 8
0
4
Off County atLarge,
Off Barony,
43 13
130
130
00
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, for repairing for
Carried over,
20
21
«
£
Brought forward,
of the road from Kells to Dunleer, by Lawless
town Hill, between Slate Bridge and the bounds
of Ardee and Ferrard at Lawlesstown. Sec. 52.
4th year... 26
94
Michael Smyth, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Ardee to Drogheda, by Philips
town, between Hoathstown Cross and Whiteriver
Bridge. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
4 th yea r., 31
95
Thomas Kindlan, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Castlebellingham to the Sea at
Seabank, between the road leading trom Castle
bellingham to Annagasson, the Sea at P. Harlin’s
and at Philips’s hoube. Sec. 52.
4th year..
96
97
98
s. d.
1048 10
3
No.
99
19
7
100
4
2
Brought forward,
£
... 1238
James M ‘Keown, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Bolies,
between Mullin’s Cross and the little bridge o f •
Bragganstown. Sec. 52.
last y e a r.. 28 17
0
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Drum
goolstown, between Mansfieldstown Bridge and
the Cross o f Dromin and W idow Swail’ s house.
Sec. 52.
last y ea r,.
48 14
0
20
8
4
1336
6
9
130 11
4
. £1205 15
5
101
9 187
James Taaffe, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, by Rath
neestin and Thomastown, between the post road
at Rahanna and at Cookstown, and Major
O’Reilly’s demesne atThomastown cross roads.
Sec. 52.
4th year.. 33 10 10
John Butterly, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Ardee to the Sea at Annagasson,
between Poescourt Cross and Dillonstown Cross.
Sec,*52.
last year..
Patrick Rogan, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Anna
gasson, between Thomas Clinton’s in Annagasson
and Skeagmore Bridge.
Sec. 52.
last year..
Carried over,
49 11
6
James Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Ardee to Castleblayney, by Cor
creagh, and Kingscourt, between W idow Gar
land’s o f Corcreagh and Essexford Bridge, James
Moore’ s in Stonetown, and the post road at Cor
creagh. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
ments in aid of the levy, viz. :—
No.
£ s. d.
234 Henry Durnin,
. . 100 0 0
235 James M 'Keown,
6 2 8
236 James Taaffe,
3 0 0
240 Patrick Boyle,
..
15 0 0
244 James Taaffe,
3 10 10
248 Michael Smyth,
1 0 0
259 Thomas W oods,
1 5 10
262 Patrick French,
0 12 0
TOTAL,
38 12
1238
7
6
5
s. d.
7 5
22
23
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING ASSIZES 1876.
No.
Barony of Drogheda.
No.
102
,
~~
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for repairing until
from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Ballymakenny,
between the Borough boundary stone at H ar
mon’s gaiden and Mr. Patrick Tiernan’s gate
atListoke. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year.
108
50
0
0
103
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for removing and
reconstructing a fence along 21 perches o f the
road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Thomas
Green’s gate in Yellowbatter and James Mullin’s
house at Twenties. Sec 56,
. . 0 1 0
104
Thomas M'Cullough, H igh Constable o f the
Barony o f Drogheda, being the amount of his
Poundage at Ninepence in the Pound, on
£241 7s. 8d., lodged by him in Bank tu the
credit o f said Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’s
Warrant issued after Summer Assizes, 1875.
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116. sec. 148;
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap.
63, sec. 10,
9 1 0
105
o f Arrears of County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit o f Collector.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
see. 145 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63,
sec. 6 ,* . .
2 8 5
£ s d.
76 17 1
Brought forward,
o f the road from Drogheda to Dunleer, between
Mr. Harpur’s demesne and Tullyesker river.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.last y ea r..
33 9
5
Patrick Clarke, contractor for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1872, 147 perches ol
the road from Drogheda to the Sea at Greenhills,
between the Borough boundary at Nun’s W alk
and the Southern end o f Bredin and Hand-streets.
Sec. b2.
last yea r..
4 11 II
114 18
ments in aid o f the Levy, viz. :—
No.
£ s. d.
298 Patrick Commons,
..
286
300 Patrick Clarke,
.. 1 0
0
3
TO TAL,
109
106
Carried over,
110
15
6
8
76 17
1
. . £111
8
6
9 11
Barony of Upper Dundalk.
OLD CONTRACTS RE N E W E D .
James M'Donald, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Black
hall, between Mr. Tiernan’s farm at Listoke and
Blackstaff Bridge. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
4th year..
107
Patrick Flanagan, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from Spring Assizes. 1872, 378 perches
5
County Surveyor, for repairiug until Spring
Assizes, 1877, 1100 perches o f the road from
Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the Friary
Chapel o f Dundalk and the bounds of the barony
at Mullabough. To be paid as required out o f
the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116 , sec. 50, and 20 & 21 Vic., chap.
15.
For one year... 247 10
0
John Hardy, contractor, for repairing until
Spring Assizes, 1881, 981 perches o f the post
road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between Rath
bridge at the Workhouse and the barony boundCarried over,
247 10
0
24
25
Brought forward,
ary mark near the bridge of Knockbridge. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap 116, sec. 52.
1st y e m ..
£84 16 4
Off Barony,
. • 84 16 3
£
s. d.
247 10 0
No.
115
84 16
3
£169 12 7
George Burn, H igh Constable o f the Barony
o f Upper Dundalk, being the amount of his
P o u n d a g e at 9d. in the Pound, on £2561 8 s. 3d.,
To be now
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec, 1 4 8 ; and
19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
96 1 0
112
of Arrears of County,Cess due upon same, per
sec, 145; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6 ,
. . 2 8 13 10
111
116
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
824 3 7
County Surveyor, for repairing for 5 years
from Spring Assizes, 1873, 428 perches of the
road from Dundalk to the Sea, between both ends
o f Earl-street and the Steampacket Quay, through
Barrack and Quay-streets. To be paid as re
quired out o f the surplus’ or balance in County
Bank.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
4th yea r., 246
Stephen Duffy, jun., contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Ardee to Newry, by
Skyhill, between the bounds o f the Barony at
Annaghs and the bounds of the County at Shean.
Sec. 52.
4th y ea r.. 38
John Coulter, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to the Sea at Soldier’s
Point, between Mr. Duffy’s in Peter-street and
the Sea atSoldier’s Point. Sec. 52.
last y e a r .. 17
Bichard Coleman, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by K ill
ally and Hainstown, between Killally Cross and
the Eailway Bridge at Hainstown.
See. 52.
last year. .
5
Laurence Curran, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from Spring Assizes, 1872, 81 perches o f
the road from Dundalk to Ardee, by Stapletonplace and rere of County Gaol, between Mr.
Bourne’s in Dublin-street and the Carrick road.
®ec' 52.
iasi y earm.
4
James Graham, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, between
Laurence M 'Kevitt’s house in Bridge-street and
Mr. Barton’s gate at Salttown. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
3rd year.. 92 15 0
114
County Surveyor, for repairing for 5 years
from Spring Assizes, 1873, 480 perches of the
part post road from Newry to Dunleer, through
the Town of Dundalk, between the turn to Fork
hill at P. Bice’s in Lisdoo and Ladywell bridge.
To be paid as required out of the surplus or
4th year.. 2747 6
balance in County Bank. Sec. 52.
Off County at Large, . . £25 12 6
Off Barony,
..2 7 4 7 6
117
118
113
£300
0
0
Carried over,
824
3
7
119
2
2
6
12
6
16
5
1 0
£1135 18
ments in aid o f the Levy, v iz .: —
£ s.
d.
309 W illiam M'A-lester,
,,
6
2
0
Carried over,
0
1135 18
0
0
26
27
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING AS3IZ33, 1876.
No.
Brought forward,
310
311
325
832
337
340
343
344
345
346
1135 18
. . £5 15 0
,.
1 16 0
.. 4 0 0
..
1 3 4
. . 0 12 0
.. 2 1 8
..
5 12 8
3 19 4
..
0 18 9
..
0 13 9
-------------
Bernard Hanratty,
Bernard Hanratty,
Peter Hearty,
Richard Coleman,
Anthony Hagan,
Patrick Lamb,
Michael Casey,
Thomas Lennon,
Richard Coleman,
Patrick M'Eneany,
32 14
0
Brought forward,
£
65
s.
2
d.
22 13
0
123
Peter Rafferty, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Carlingford, by Slievenaclogh,
between the Jenkinstown road near Aghameen
and the road leading under the Railway bridge
at Piedmont. 6 & 7 Wm 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year . .
124
Michael Donnelly, contractor, for repairing the
surface, sides, water-courses, bridges and gullets,
on the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, by
Slievenaclogh, between the Jenkinstown road
near Aghameen and the road leading under the
Bailway bridge in Piedmont. Sec. 56,
..
10 0
0
125
Peter Carroll, contractor, for repairing the
surface o f the several portions (damaged by the
floods) of the road from Newry to Carlingford,
by Ravensdale and Bellurgan Deerpark, between
the Newry road at Feede and Annaskea, and
Ballymascanlon bridge and M r. M 'Donald’s on
the Carlingford road, Sec. 56,
..
10 0
0
126
James Toner, contractor, for repairing all the
bridges, gullets, and surface, on the road from
Newry to the Sea at Giles’s Quay, between the
Jenkinstown road near Aghameen School-house
and Mrs. W oods’ s house in Piedmont.
Sec. 56,
4 0
0
127
Patrick Rice, contractor, for repairing the
bridge and surface damaged by the floods, on
the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
the road leading to Benagh and Cooley Castle.
Sec. 56,
••
3 0
0
128
Owen M ‘ Donald, contractor, for repairing all
the bridges and walls, on the road from Newry
to Carlingford, between the bounds of the County
and Ballyonan bridge, £40. To be levied in two
instalments. See. 56,
ls£ instalment..
20 0
0
134 15
6
6
TOTAL,
..
£1103
3
6
Barony of Lower Dundalk.
120
121
122
Michael Henry, contractor, for repairing a
breach and constructing a pitched slope, 160
feet long, at Giles’ Quay, on the road from Dun
dalk to Carlingford, between "Widow Cumiskey’ s
house and Giles’s Quay, £40. To be levied in
two instalments. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
56; and 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15. 1st instalment..
Edward King, contractor, for repairing until
from Carlingford to the Sea at Whitestown, be
tween the Glebe in Carlingford and Carlingford
Quarries and Peter Murphy’s house in Mucklagh
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year..
Patrick Bice, contractor, for repairing the sur
face, sides, all the bridges and gullets and water
courses, on the road from Dundalk to the Sea at
Omeath, between the Big W om an’s Grave at
Corrakit and the Sea at Omeath. Sec. 56.
..
Carried over,
,,
20
25
20
65
0
2
0
2
0
6
0
6
6
Carried over,
29
28
No.
£
s d.
134 15 6
Brought forward,
No.
Brought forward,
136
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
Owen Kelly, contractor, for repairing and in
part re-building two County bridges, a gullet, a
wall, and surface, on the road from Dundalk to
Newry, between the Newry road at Carrickcarnan and the Sea at Narrow Water, including the
branch to Killeen School, £30. To be levied in
two instalments. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116 sec. 56.
Is# instalment..
15
0
0
John Lennon, contractor, for building 14
perches of a new wall along the road from Dun
dalk to Carlingford, between Patrick Kearney’s
in Carlingford and Patrick M 'Coart’s in same.
See. 56,
. . 40 0 0
Michael Rice, contractor, for repairing Rivers
town bridge, on the road from Uundalk to Car
lingford, between the road leading to Giles’s
Quay and the Police Barrack in Riverstown.
Section 56; and'20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
..
25 0 0
Michael Rice, contractor, for repairing and
cleaning out the gullets in Carlingford, between
Hugh O’Hate’s in Carlingford and P. Connor’s
12
0 0
house in same. 6 & 7Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
Terencc Boyle, contractor, for repairing all the
bridges and gullets on the road from Carlingford
to Newry, between P. Connor’s house in Carling
ford and Ballyonan bridge, £20. To be levied
1st instalment.
10 0 0
in twoinstalments. Sec. 56.
Thomas Traynor, contractor, for cleaning out
the bed of the river, and repairing the bridge,
on the road from Newry to Carlingford, between
Thomas Trajnor’s house in Bailymakellet and
Daniel Rice’ s in same. Sec, 56,
. . 12 0 0
John Long, contractor, for keeping clear a
water-course and Iron grating, on the road from
Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown, by Irish
Grange, between Mr. Feehan’s in Monksland and
Peter Coyle’s in Irish Grange. Sec: -56,
..
50 0
Edward K ing, contractor, for repairing the
gullet and road adjoining the Rectory in Car
lingford, on the road from Carlingford to the Sea
at Whitestown, between the School-house in
Carlingford and Catherine’s Grove. 6 & 7 Wm.
4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
137
Patrick M'Alester, H igh Constable o f the Ba
rony o f Lower Dundalk, being the amount o f his
Poundage at 9d. in the Pound, on £1395 11 s. 4 d.,
To be now
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 1 4 8 ; and
19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
£ s. d.
253 15 6
Carried over,
253 15
6
138
of Arrears o f County Cess due upon same, per
sec. 145; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6 ,
..
Michael Henry, contractor, being amount ex
pended on bridges, walls, and public road, sud
denly damaged, on the road from Newry to
Carlingford, by Ravensdale, between Ballyma
scanlon and Bellurgan Deerpark and the Old
Turnpike Road at Ravensdale, under the order
o f W illiam Robson and Michael Kelly, Esquires,
Magistrates o f this. County. To be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 and
7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 49,
...
140
Thomas Keenan, contractor, being amount ex
pended on bridges, culverts, gullets, and the
public road, suddenly damaged, on the road from
Dundalk to Omeath, between Bellurgan and
Narrow Water, under the order o f Edward Tip
ping and Henry K eogh, Esquires, Magistrates
of this County. To be now paid out o f the sur
plus or balance in County Bank. Ibid.
3 10
52
6
0
8
6 18 10
139
Carried over,
30
0
0
12
0
0
358 11
0
31
30
No.
141
142
Brought forward,
Owen M'Donald, contractor, being amount
expended on bridges, walls, and public road,
suddenly damaged, on the post road from Car
lingford to Newry, between Ballyonan bridge
and the bounds of the County, under the order of
C. B. Mitchell and Matthew D ’Arcy, Esquires,
Magistrates of this County. To be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 and
7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 49,
Terence Boyle, contractor, being amount ex
denly damaged, on the post road from Carling
ford to Newry, between P. Connor’s house in
Carlingford and Ballyonan Bridge, under the
o r d e r o f A. Mateer and A. H . Eutherford, Es
quires, Magistrates o f this County. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
••
£
s. d.
358 11 0
No.
£
s. d.
523 18 6
Brought forward,
OLD CONTEACTS E E N E W E D .
16
0
0
Peter Eice, contractor, for repairing for 5
145
the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Faughart
Graveyard and Feede, between the Newry road
at Feede and Mr. Skelton’s at MonaBcreeb.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
3rd year. . 1 7
7
John Farley, contractor, for repairing for 5
146
the road from Carlingford to the Sea at W hites
town and Ballagan, between Peter Connor’s
house in Carlingford and the Seashore at W hites
town and Ballagan. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
76 13
James Murphy, contractor for repairing for 5
147
years from Spring Assizes, 1872, 1077 perches ot
the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
James Larkin’ s house in Bellaverty and the Sea
at Greenore. Sec. 52.
last year. .
35 18
143
144
Owen Kelly, contractor, being amount ex
denly damaged, on the road from Dundalk to
Newry, by Jonesborough, between the Newry
road at Dromad and the Sea at Narrow Water,
under the order o f Lord Clermont and H. Brush,
Esq., Magistrates o f this County. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
11
0
148
James Magreghan, contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Newry to the Sea at
Eathcor, by Castletown Cooley, between the
B ig W om an’ s Grave at Corrakit and the meering
of the Piedmont and Bush roads. Sec. 52.
last yea r,,
26 18
4
0
4
£680 10
20
County Surveyor, being the last of Eight halfyearly Instalments of £947, for making 574
perches of a new line o f road, and repairing 697
perches o f the road from Newry to the Sea at
Templetown, between the Narrow W ater road at
Cornamucklagh and the Big Woman’s Grave at
Corrakitt. Section 55; and 20 & 21 Vic., chap.
last instalment. . 118
Carried over;
0
6
0
7
0
0
523 136
Deduct the following Undischarged
ments in aid o f the Levy, v iz .:—
No.
367 Thomas Keenan,
868 John Farley,
369 Patrick M‘ Alester,
373 Peter Carroll,
374 Terence Boyle,
375 H ugh Mackin,
Present
£
2
1
0
0
1
8
s. d.
0 0
13 4
15 10
7 10
13 5
0 0
Carried over,
680 10
8
32
33
Brought forward,
No.
376
377
378
379
381
384
385
388
389
391
. . £4 13
Owen Kelly,
Peter Rice.
James Toner,
Edward Murphy,
Richard M ‘ Geeney,
James Byrne,
Thomas Murphy,
Thomas Byrle,
Patrick Flanagan,
Michael Donnelly,
£
8. d.
680
10 8
No.
4
, . 1 0 0
. . 1 0 0
. 0 9 3
. 3 0 0
1 12 11
0 12 0
. 1 0 0
. 1 0 0
--------------
Off Barony,
29
6 3
1-51
£8
5
58
1
8
0
£58
6
8
50
. . £651
4
James Torris, contractor, for repairing until
Spring Assizes, 1881, 1500 perches of the part
post road from Ardee to Drogheda, between the
meering at Annaglough and Mr. Dunlop’s avenue
gate.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year,. 182
OIF County at Large,
Off Barony,
. . £42 12
. . 182 8
£225
0
8
8
0
1
0
6
6
0
152
Thomas Carroll, contractor, for repairing a
triple gullet, and raising and coping a parapet
wall, on the road from DrOgheda to Dundalk, by
Cruisetown Strand, between Mr. Collier’s tenants’
houses and Mr. Connor’ s. Sec. 56,
5
0
0
153
John Terney, contractor, for constructing 2
fences along the road from Duleek to Dunleer,
by Tullyallen, between the Obelisk at the Boyne
and the cross of Tullyallen. Sec. 56,
5
0
James M ‘ Donald, contractor, for constructing
a gullet on the Road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
by Moylera, between Thomas M 'K enna’s in
Castletown and Patrick Byrne’s in same. Sec.
56,
155
John Lynch, contractor, for re-constructing a
parapet wall along the road from Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Termonfeckin, between Castlecoe
H ill and Hacket’s Cross. Sec. 56,
10 0 0
154
0
0
0
James Toris, contractor, for repairing until
Spring Assizes, 1881, 1000 perches o f the part
post road from Ardee to the Sea at Seafield, be
tween the Barony boundary on Lawlesstown Hill
and at Coogan’s bridge and the main street in
Dunleer, between the North bridge in Dunleer
and the centre of Barony boundary at Corstown,
Carried over,
s. d.
John Emerson, contractor, for m akirg 21
perches o f a footpath, with paved water channel,
on the road from Kells to Slane, by Collon, be
tween the old Churchyard gate on the Kells
road and the Church gate in Collon. Sec. 5 6 ,..
Barony of Ferrard.
150
..
..
£
182
TOTAL,
149
...
and between the old Turnpike road at Coneyberry and Cluide bridge. 6 & 7 Win. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
is# year. .
. . 0 8 4
.
.
..
..
.
.
Brought forward,
156
182
8
0
John Terney, contractor, for constructing a
gullet on the road from Dunleer to Slane, be
tween the Drogheda and Cellon post road near
the flax mill at Mellifont bridge. Sec. 56,
Carried over,
5
0
0
5
0
0
4
0
0
267 15
0
35
34
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
267 15 0
N o.
Brought forward,
163
157
158
159
160
161
162
Edward Craven, contractor, for constructing 2
new gullets on the road from Collon to the Sea
at Ganderstown, between the cross o f Pipers
town and Laurence M'Keown’ s in Milltown.
4 0 0
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
••
Laurence Johnston, contractor, for taking down
and re-constructing a wall on the road from Dnn*
dalk to Drogheda, by Dunleer, between Mr.
Carroll’s house and the road leading to the Rail
way Station at Dunleer, and between Patrick
Carroll’s garden and the road leading to the
0 1 0
Railway Station at Dunleer. Sec. 56.
James Crofton, Clk., contractor, for construct
ing a fence on the road from Drogheda to Ardee,
by Rathescar, between Thomas Carroll’s house
in Whiteriver and Thomas Mathew’s house.
0 1 0
Sec. 56,
Thomas M ‘ Cullough, H igh Constable o f the
Barony o f Ferrard, being the amount of his
£1964 19s. 6 d., lodged by him in Bank to the
credit of said Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’s
73 13 8
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
To be raised off this Barony, being the
amount of arrears of County Cess due upon same
per affidavit o f Collector. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
8 11 6
1 16, sec. 145; & 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6 . . .
Peter Winters, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Drogheda to Collon, between the old
Police Barrack on the Collon post road and the
lime kilns on the Dunleer road.
6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
3rd year..
164
o f the road from Collon to the Sea at Termon
feckin, by Tullyesker, between the late Turnpike
road at Tullyesker and the meering o f Drogheda
and Ferrard. Sec. 52.
3rd year..
£ 8. d.
417 1 35
6 19
OLD CONTRACTS REN EW ED.
Owen M'Evoy, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1874, 10l7perch.es of
the road from Collon to the Sea at Reynoldstown,
between Tinker’s Hill and the Sea at Reynolds
tow n 6 & 7 Wm. 4 , chap. 116, sec. 52. 3rd year
Carried over,
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Termonfeckin to the Sea at Bal
tray, by Broghan bridge, between the bridge o f
Termonfeckin and the end o f the new pavement
at the Sea. Sec.52.
3rd y e a r .. 20 13
166
Thomas Elcock, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Ter
monfeckin, between Newfoundwell bridge and
the Sessions’ House o f Termonfeckin. Sec. 52.
4th year. . 126 10
167
the part post road from Drogheda to Navan, by
Townley Hall, between the Borough boundary
mark at Mell-lane and the Mattock bridge.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r.. 155 19
Off County atLarge,
Off Barony,
..
..
417 13
5
4
0
7
£4 17 11
155
197
£160 17
3
0 0
165
168
63 11
11
6
6
James Toris, contractor, for repairing for 5
Carried over,
738 15 10
37
36
No.
£ s. d.
738 15 10
Brought forward,
the road from Dregheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
between the North Bridge o f Dunleer and the
bounds o f the Barony at Coneyborrow bridge.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
4th y ea r..
22
0
No.
£
s. d.
894 7 4
174
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between
the Borough boundary stone at Greenhill’s bridge
and Broghan bridge. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
4th y ea r..
26
5
0
175
Thomas M ‘Donald, contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk,
between the Boundary stone at GreenhiU’s mill
and Blackstaff bridge. Sec. 52.
4th year...
62
0
4
0
0
47 19
5
0
Patrick Manning, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Collon to Ardee, by Drum
condra, between the Methodist Meeting-house in
Collon and the meering o f Ferrard and Ardee at
Annaglog and Martin’s bridge.
Sec. 52.
4th year. . 18 17 9
170
Thomas Venables, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Gallagh and Barmeath, between the meering o f
Ardee and Ferrard at Gallagh and the Dunleer
and Grangebellew road at Christian’s cross and
at Morganstown. Sec, 52.
4th y e a r..
21 11 6
Brought forward,
169
171
172
173
Patrick M'Kenna, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Collon to Kells and Slane, be
tween Collon Town and the meering o f Louth
and Meath at Townlands of Collon and Bel
patrick. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
John Savage, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Collon to the Sea, by Beaulieu,
between Miss Chester’s avenue gate at Cortown
and Beaulieu bridge. Sec. 52.
4th y ea r..
48
John Terney, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Nobber to Drogheda, by Mellifont,
between Mellifont bridge and the Collon and
Drogheda post road at Begrath.
Sec. 52.
4th year. .
177
James M'Donald, contractor, for repairing for
o f the post road from Drogheda to Collon, be
tween Mr. Dunlop’ s gate lodge and the meering
o f Bagarath and Tullyallen. Sec. 52. last year
Off Barony,
7
178
18
John Lynch, contractor, for repairing for 5
the Sessions’ House in Termonfeckin and R ey
noldstown Cross at the Seashore,
Sec. 52.
4th year. . 26
Carried over,
9
176
894
7
6
£95 18 10
Peter Mathews, contractor, for repairing for 5
th 6 post road from Drogheda to Collon, between
Leonard’s Cross and the meering of Bagarath,
and Tullyallen. Sec. 52.
last y e a r ..
Off Barony,
5
2
7
4
. . £47 19 5
. . 4719
8
5
42
3
4
. . £42 3 4
. . 423 4
£84
6
8
Carried over,
1080 155
39
38
No.
179
180
£ a d.
1080 15 5
Brought forward,
Thomas Kenny, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Collon to the Sea, be
tween Crosstown School-house and the Yellow
Gap at Termonfeckin. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
last y ea r..
40
4
No.
449
452
454
456
458
460
461
462
465
2
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, tor repairing for
of the road from Kells to Dunleer, by Funshog,
between the post road, Slate bridge and Daly’s
hollow, and Owen W inter’s house in Mullacapple
and Mr. Milling’s land at Annaglog.
Sec. 52.
last year.. 13
6
8
£1134
6
3
Brought forward,
. . £3 9
..
2 13
. . 2 13
..
0 13
..
0 14
..
0 14
Michael Byrne,
James Reilly,
Thomas Crilly,
Michael Anderson,
Patrick Gallagher,
John Terney,
John Terney,
Thomas Crilly,
Nicholas Winter,
..
..
..
1
0
1134
6
3
98
8
7
£1035 17
8
0
0
9
0
8
8
0
6
6
7 12
3 10
--------------
TOTAL,
..
£ s. d.
No.
410 Patrick Carroll,
.. 8 5 0
..
2 2 0
411 James Craven,
. . 15 0 0
417 Patrick Clarke,
..
1 2 0
423 Nicholas Carberry,
.. 7 0 0
424 Michael Kelly,
. . 10 0 0
. . 5 0 10
426 Edward Craven,
..
7 16 8
428 Thomas Crilly,
..
1 3 4
429 Mathew Murphy,
..
1 4 0
430 John Lynch,
.. 1 0 0
435 John Thornton,
... 2 14 6
..
0 13 4
440 Peter Carron,
..
1 12 6
442 Patrick Clarke.
..
2 0 0
444 John Lynch,
.. 5 0 0
445 Peter Kirk,
..
1 0 0
446 James M'Donald,
. . 0 13 4
447 John Terney,
.. 2 0 0
448 Mathew Stanley,
Carried over,
1134
Barony of Lonth.
181
County Surveyor, contractor, for repairing
until Spring Assizes, 1877, 1362 perches o f the
road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between
the bounds o f the Barony at Mullabohy and the
bounds o f the County at Toomes. To be paid as
required out of the surplus or balance in County
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52 ; and
20 & 21 Vic., chap. lb.
For one y e a r.. 238 14
0
182
Daniel Breen, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between Mr.
M'Cann’s tenants’ houses in Knockbridge and
Patrick Murtagh’s house in Louth. 6 & 7 Wm.
4, chap. 116. sec. 52.
1st yea r..
7
Off Barony,
. . £64 13
..
64 13
£129
183
6
3
7
64 13
7
7
2
Thomas Grimes, contractor, for repairing until
Carried over,
30377
40
41
No.
Brought forward,
from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
between Mr. Crawley’s house in Kilcroney and
Gilbertstown hill. Sec. 52.
\ styear..
184
185
Barony o f Louth, being the amount of his
Poundage at Ninepsnce in the Pound, on
£1043 16s. 10d., lodged by him in Bank to the
credit o f said Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’ s
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10 ,
£
s. d.
303
7
7
189
18
1
0
187
188
Brought forward,
Thomas Connolly, contractor, for repairing for
o f the post road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross,
between Patrick Murtha’s house in Louth and
Patrick Markey’s in Longfield, Sec. 52. 4 th y e a r..
Off Barony,
.. £88
.,
38
0
0
£
s. d.
570 1 6
38
0
0
33 14
2
0
0
£76 0 0
James Conlon, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Castleblayney to Ardee, between
the meering of Louth and Monaghan at Peter
M ‘Cue’s and the Town o f Louth, Section 52.
\th year, .
191
Patrick Waters, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Rath
brist, between Tallonstown bridge and Thomas
M 'Cann’s house in Corderry, Sec. 52. 4 th yea r..
190
39
2 10
To be raised off this Barony, being
amount o f arrears o f County Cess due upon
per affidavit o f Collector. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
116, sec. 145; & 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec.
the
same
chap.
6. ..
6
8
1
OLD CONTRACTS R E N EW E D .
186
No.
John M'Fadden, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from. Spring Assizes, 1874, 495 perches
of the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at
Seabank, between Dillon Cross and Mr. M ‘Nello’s
in Dromiskin, 6 and 7 Wm. A, chap. 116, sec. 52.
3rd year. .
Laurence M'Kenna, contractor, for repairing
for 5 years from Spring Assizes, 1874, 294 perches
of the road from Dunleer to Dundalk, by Dro
miskin, between Mr. Brabazon’s house in Dro
miskin and his farm yard in the Commons, Sec.
52.
3rd year..
11 17
5
7
Thomas Clarke, contractor for repairing for 7
the road from Castleblayney to the Sea at Black
rock, by Tullygee, between the bounds o f Louth
and Monaghan and the cross o f Boherbuov
^ • 52’
5 th y e a r ..
16
5
0
193
Patrick Gartlaney, contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Castleblayney to the
Sea at Blackrock, by Knockbridge, between the
bounds o f Upper and Lower Dundalk at Annagh’s
and the Cross o f Knockbridge, Sec. 52. 5th y e a r ..
25
6
0
194
John Maguire, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, between
695 12
3
2
8 116
Bernard Hanratty, contractor, for repairing
for 5 years from Spring
Assizes, 1873, 1370
perches o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee,
between the bridge of Fane and Mapastown
bridge. Sec. 52.
4th year. . 182 13 4
Carried over,
12
192
570
1
6
Carried over,
42
£ s. d.
695 12 3
Brought forward,
Mr. Bell’ s gate at Corderry and Caraher’s Cross
at Knockdillon, Sec. 52.
5th y e a r ..
15 15
£711
Deduct the following Undischarged Presentments in aid of the levy, viz.
£ s. d.
No.
.
1 0 0
491 John M'Fadden,
. 2 10 0
492 James Hanratty,
. 3 0 0
493 James Clarke,
.
0 16 8
494 Thomas Grimes,
. 3 15 0
497 Thomas Maguire,
. 2 13 9
500 Patrick M ‘Keown, Jun.,
. 10 0 0
501 Patrick Larkin,
. 2 16 8
502 Patrick M'Keown, Jun.,
. 20 0 0
503 Bernard Hanratty,
. 15 11 0
504 Patrick Larkin,
7
ABSTRACT.
4
7
IDT-E'W IPIR-ESIEICT'X’JMIIEllsrTS.
G RO SS A M O U N T .
Gounty at Large,
Ardee,
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
Ferrard,
Louth,
8788 3
1336 6
114 18
1135 18
680 10
1134 6
711 7
4
9
5
0
8
RE-PRESENTED.
541 15 5
130 11 4
3 8 6
82 14 6
29 6 3
98 8 7
62 3 1
WARRANrs ISSUED
2099
210
1890
988
1731
1082
9 11
6 3
17 7
16 4
4 8
9 0
TOTAL,
£8901 11
62
3
1
£649
4
6
3
7
0
898
7
8
8003
3
4
SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
COUNTY OF L O U T H ,)
CH A RLES M ‘MA.HON, o f Brook> field, Clerk o f the Crown for said
________ To W it.
j County, maketh Oath and saith, That
the foregoing contains a True Copy or Abstract o f the Present
ments made by the GraDd Jury, and fiated by the Court at this
Assizes, to the best of this deponent’s knowledge and belief.
Sworn before me at Dundalk, this 11 th day of March, 1876.
J. M U R P H Y ,
Justico o f the Peace for the County of Louth.
Signed,
CH A B LE S M ‘ MAHON.
45
44
UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FORMER ASSIZES.
No.
49, Richard Hanlon, post road, Carlingford to
Newry,
••
50, Terence Boyle, post road, Carlingford to
207
Newry,
..
51, W illiam Newett, 47 perches post road,
208
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
..
OF
A S S IZ E S .
TO TAL,
County at Large.
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
s. d*
0 3
15 16
6
18 13
5
1 9
5
. . £266 19
£
s- d*
43, Owen M'Keever, Court-house o f Ardee,
repair,
bal
7 0 0
Granted Spring, 1874.
70, Patrick Roche, post road, Ardee to Drogh
eda, by Collon,
bal
5 0 0
Granted Summer, 1874.
42, William Adams, heating County Court
house, and Gas-fittings,
bal
7 0 0
43, The County Surveyor, Court-house of A r
dee, repair,
bal
2 8 5
63, Henry E. Kelly, 150 perches post road,
Kingscourt to Newry,
••
8 15 0
65, County Surveyor, 82 perches post road,
Newry to Dunleer, through Dundalk,
..
25 12 6
39, James Lennan, County Court-house,
..
50 0 0
40, William Adams, heating County Court
house, gas fittings,
bal 20 12 4
41, Nicholas Colligan, Court-house of A rd ee..
20 0 0
47, Nicholas Carberry, 47 perches post road,
Ardee to Dunleer, by Dromin,
..
20 0 0
48, County Surveyor, post road, Dundalk to
Ardee and Louth,
•• 69 12 0
51
Michael Smyth, 340 perches, Kingscourt
to Dunleer,
bal 25 0
76,
John Conlon, 1724 perches, Ardee to Car
210
rickmacross, by Tallanstown,
bal 10 10
80, James W ard, 631 perches, Dundalk to
211
Drumcondra,
bal
4 13
209
231
0
3
0
0
3
80, Michael Smyth, widening road, Ardee to
Drogheda, by Kildemock,
. . 20 0 0
81, Henry E. Kelly, altering road, K ings
213
court to Dundalk,
..
0 1 0
104, John Reilly, 1293 perches road, Dundalk
214
to Kingscourt, by Arthurstown,
bal
6 11 0
212
52,
Michael Smyth, 558 perches, Ardee to
Slane, by Oberstown and Smarmore,
bal 32 0
216
55,
Thomas Murray, 981 perches, Dundalk to
Kingscourt, by Nicholastown,
bal 20 17
57,
Michael Grogan, 1043 perches, Collon to
217
Dunleer,
bal 10 0
218
60,
James Henry, fence, Ardee to Annagasson
by Maine,
bal
5 0
215
Carried over,
Carried over,
7
Barony of Ardee.
No.
195
£
231
206
U N D ISCH ARG ED P R E S E N T M E N T S
FORM ER
Brought forward,
0
6
0
0
134 129
47
46
£ s. d.
134 12 9
.
No.
Brought forward.
61, Patrick Fleming, fence, Drogheda to Dun
dalk, by Bathescar,
64, James Crinion, Jun., 967 perches, Dundalk
220
to Drogheda, by Bathescar,
bal
221
65, County Surveyor, 950 perches, Dunleer
to Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smarmore, . .
235
219
67, Thomas Speers, 842 perches, Ardee to
Kells, by Shanlis,
bal
223
70, County Surveyor, 437 perches, Collon to
Drumcondra, by Belpatrick,
0
0
1
236
7
0
0
237
11
0
0
238
222
224
71, Henry Durnin, 785 perches, Dundalk to
Kingscourt,
bal
225
72, James M 'Keown, 1356 perches, Ardee to
the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and Mayne, bal
226
74, Alexander Armstrong, 678 perches, Dun
leer to the Sea at Port, by Drumcar,
bal
227
No.
16 11
6
239
7
0
0
240
Brought forward,
79, Peter M'Ginness, 328 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Dunany
..
80, John Reilly, 1416 perches, post road,
Dundalk to Drogheda, through Ardee,
bal
81, Henry E. Kelly, 873 perches, post road,
Carrickmacross to Dundalk,
bal
82, Henry* E. K elly, 933 perches, part post
road, Kingscourt to Newry,
bal
83, John Reilly, 833 perches, Kingscourt to
Drogheda,
bal
84, Denis Flanagan, 1600 perches, Ardee
Dunleer, by Dromin,
bal
85, Nicholas Carberry, 925 perches, Kells to
Dunleer, by Lawlesstown Hill,
bal
86 , Michael Smyth, 1070 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda, by Philipstown,
bal
87, Thomas Kindlan, 454 perches, Castlebel
lingham to the Sea at Seabank,
..
88 , James Taffe, 1400 perches, Ardee to Car
rickmacross, by Rathneestin and Thom astow n,..
89, John Butterly, 1322 perches, Ardee to the
Sea at Annagassor,
bal
90, Patrick Rogan, 1030 perches, Dundalk to
Drogheda, by Annagasson,
bal
91, James M 'Keown, 1154 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk, by Bolies,
bal
£ s. d.
376 0 5
6
57 19 8
22
3
27 16
0
8
0
75, John Durnin, 1810 perches, Kingscourt to
Dunleer,
bal 15 5
228
77, Michael Grogan, 261 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
5 8
229
79, Owen Byrne, 2325 perches, Ardee to Car
rickmacross,
58 2
230
80, Henry Durnin, 819 perches, Kingscourt to
the Sea at Blackrock,
13 13
0
8
9
6
0
231
72, Michael Smyth, fence, Ardee to Drogheda
by Kildemock,
232
76, Patrick Boyle, 775 perches, Ardee to
Drumcondra,
bal
233
77, James Cusack, 452 perches, Carrickma
cross to the Sea at Annagasson,
bal
234
78, Michael Smyth, 1468 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda, by Kildemock and Paughanstown, bal
Carried over,
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
20
0
0
to
24
0
0
7
0
0
14
4
2
9 18
7
33 10 10
24 11
6
14
0
0
18 17
0
13
0
0
248
0
1
0
31
0
0
13
0
16 14
376
0
92, Michael Smyth, 1461 perches, Drogheda,
to Dundalk, by Drumgoolstown,
bal
249
93, James Byrne, 980 perches, Ardee to
Castleblayney, by Corcreagh and Kingscourt, bal
0 0
10 18 0
10 14
16 8
6
0
0
250
94, David Keeffe, 2000 perches, post road,
Ardee to Carrickmacross,
bal
50
0
0
251
95, Patrick Boche, 650 perches, Dundalk to
Carrickmacross,
bal
50 10
0
0
0
5
Carried over,
759
6 10
48
49
No.
252
253
254
Brought forward,
...
52, Joseph Murray, 1378 perches road, Ardee
to Annagasson, by Roodstown,
..
55, John Short, hill, hollows and
Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Killanny,
gripes,
..
264
265
266
267
103 7
0
£
s. d.
1395 10 6
Brought forward,
268
69, County Surveyor, 950 perches, Dunleer to
Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smarmore, . .
11 0
269
70, Thomas W oods, 730 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Port, by Clonmore,
.,
21 5 10
0
270
Kells, by Shanlis,
..
31 11
6
0
271
718
0
15 12
0
7 0
0
23 14
3
6716
0
53 4
0
2212
0
28 5
8
40 16
8
5 8
9
73 6
8
58 2
6
13 13
0
18 9
7
100 0
0
30 0
0
50
0
72, John Skane, 474 perches, Kells to Dun
leer, by Knockacleva and Philipstown,
..
272
73, Patrick French, 832 perches, Ardee to
Slane, by Smarmore,
..
273
..
274
Kingscourt,
..
275
76, -James M 'Keown, 1356 perches, Ardee to
the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and Mayne, . .
276
77, James M 'K eow n, 532 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer,
..
277
..
278
79, John Durnin, 1810 perches, Kingscourt to
Dunleer,
,.
279
80, James M 'Donald, 980 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer,
280
81, Michael Grogan, 261 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
..
281
82, Laurence M 'K enna, 1100 perches, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Dunany, by Castlebellingham,
282
83, Owen Byrne, 2325 perches, Ardee to
Carrickmacross,
..
283
84, Henry Durnin, 819 perches, Kingscourt to
the Sea at Blackrock,
..
284
85, Patrick Brennan, 887 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk,
,,
56, Michael Smyth, drains, Ardee to Dunleer,
by Richardstown,
••
57, Nicholas Carberry, parapet wall, Dunleer
258
to Ardee, by Dromin, at James Kieran’s tenants’
houses,
58, James Stokes, wall, Ardee to Drogheda,
259
by Philipstown,
••
260
Dunleer, by Richardstown,
«•
263
No.
6 13 0
» . 20
256
262
6 10
Ardee to Dunleer, by D rom in,
54, Patrick Roe, 984 perches road, Dundalk to
Ardee,
..
261
s. d.
96, David Keeffe, 906 perches, Dundalk to
Kingscourt,
bal
255
257
£
759
12
0
0
01 0
69 0
0
62, Mathew Kieran, 1724 perches, Ardee to
the Mills of Louth, b j Tallanstown,
..
61 1
2
63, Thomas Murray, 981 perches, Dundalk to
•• 40 17 6
64, James Durnin, 910 perches, Ardee to
Drumcondra, by the bog of Glack,
. . 55 18 6
65, Michael Grogan, 1043 perches, Collon to
Dunleer,
•• 39 2 3
66 , Owen Byrne, 504 perches, Ardee to Drum
condra, by Silverhill,
•• 18 18 0
67, Owen Byrne, 641 perches, Dundalk to
Drumconda,
••
^ ®
68 , James Crinion, Jun., 967 perches, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Rathescar,
>. 26 3 9
Carried over,
1395 10
6
TOTAL,
..
£1895
0
6 11
51
50
£
£ 8. d.
8. d.
Barony of Drogheda.
No.
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
100, Edward Gogarty, 100 perches, footpath,
Drogheda to Dundalk,
bal 16
5
83, Patrick Commons, 460 perches, Collon to
the Sea by Tullyesker,
bal
7 0
85, Patrick Clarke, fence, Drogheda, to Dun
0 1
dalk, by Killin 6er,
88 , Patrick Clarke, 129 perches, Drogheda to
4 16
the Sea by the Chord,
98, Patrick Clarke, footpath, Drogheda to the
6 0
Sea, by Whitworth Mill,
101, James M ‘ Donald, 460 perches, Drogheda
15 6
to Dundalk, by Blackhall,
102, Patrick Flanagan, 378 perches, Drogheda
to Dunleer,
bal
8 9
103, Patrick Clarke, 147 perches, Drogheda
to the Sea at Greenhills,
. . 4 1 1 1
104, Patrick Clarke, 510 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Ballymakenny,
bal
11 0
86 , Patrick Clarke, 196 perches, Collon to the
Sea,
••
14 14
89, Patrick Commons, 276 perches Drogheda
to Dundalk,
••
24 3
90, Patrick Commons, 681 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
••
62 8
the Sea by Tullyesker,
••
19 3
92, Patrick Clarke, 65£perches, Drogheda to
Termonfeckin,
••
9 0
93 , Patrick Clarke, 129perches, Drogheda to
the Sea by the Chord,
••
4 16
No.
0
0
300
301
11C, James M'Shane, fence, Ardee to Newry,
by Skyhill,
bail
94, William McAlester, hills
Dundalk to Crossmaglen,
and hollows,
bal
0
0
45 14
1
8
0
302
119, Mathew M. Graham, fence, Dundalk to
Crossmaglen, by Cavanore,
303
120 , George Burn, fences, Dundalk to Cross
9
0
TOTAL,
..
£207 16
maglen, by Roach,
0
8
5
0
1 0
0
1 0
304
121, Felix Grant, fence, Dundalk to New
townhamilton,
305
127, Stephen Duffy, jun., 1830 perches road,
Ardee to Newry, by Skyhill,
bal
306
131, Patrick Boche, 1100 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carrickmacross,
bal
1
8
0
0
20
0
0
35
8
0
0
0
307
91, Bernard Hanratty, 2172 perches, Carrick
macross to the Sea at Blackrock,
bal
808
92, County Surveyor, 1539 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Blackrock,
bal 3 12 0
95, County Surveyor, 230 perches, Dundalk to
Drogheda by Blackrock,
bal
113 4
98, W illiam M ‘Alest6r, instalments, hills and
hollows, Castleblaney to Newry, by Balregan, bal 42
100
101 , Laurence Curran, 348 perches, post road,
Dundalk to Ardee and Louth,
bal 35 12 0
112 , Patrick Cooney, 1009 perches, Dundalk
to Ardee,
bal 14 0 0
117, Owen Kirk, 940 perches, Crossmaglen to
Dundalk, by Boach,
bal
8 0 0
309
0
310
6
311
4
312
0
313
9
4
10
Carried over,
217 12
5
53
52
No.
£ s d.
217 12 5
Brought forward,
314
105, John Coulter, 1090 perches, Dundalk to
Forkhill,
bal
315
106, Joseph Maxwell, 441 perches, Dundalk
to Newry,
bal
317
318
319
107, Michael Doherty, first instalment, bridge,
Dundalk to Ballsmill,
..
108, James
Castleblaney.
Graham,
gullet,
Dundalk
41
0
0
33 12
6
64 10
0
to
..
109, James Smyth, fence, Dundalk toArdee.
4
0
0
16
4
6
331
to Ardee,
bal
75
6
0
332
Castlebellingham,
bal
48
0
0
333
Dunleer, by Blackrock,
. . 128
5
0
334
97, Patrick M'Eneany, 1137 perches, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
..
37 18
0
98, Bichard Coleman, 885 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Hainstown,
..
33
3
9
13
4
0 1 0
335
110, William M'Alester,last instalment, hills
and hollows, Castleblaney to Newry by Balregan,
bal 78 0
820
113, James Graham, 265 perches, Dundalk
to Castleblaney,
bal 23 15
321
£ s. d.
1028 7 4
Brought forward,
123, Patrick Bourke, 118 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Chapel-lane,
...
330
316
No.
0
0
114, County Surveyor, 480 perches, part post
road, Newry to Dunleer, through Dundalk, bal 159 7 6
322
to the Sea,
bal 206 2 0
823
116, Stephen Duffy, Jun., 1830 perches, Ardee
to Newry, by Skyhill,
bal 18 2 6
324
the Sea at Soldier’s Point,
bal
7 0 0
325
118, Bichard Coleman, 294 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Killally and Hainstown,
...
5 16 5
326
119 Laurence Curran, 81 perches, Dundalk
to Ardee, by Stapleton Place,
..
4 1 0
327
Carrickmacross,
bal 100 0 0
328
121 , John Coulter, 1044 perches, post road,
Kingscourt to Dundalk,
bal 32 12 6
329
122, Patrick Rourke, 238 perches, Dundalk to
the Sea,
•• 32 14 6
Carried over,
1028
7
4
336
99, Patrick Roche, 230 perches, Dundalk to
Drogheda, by Blackrock,
,,
30
337
100 , John Brennan, 445 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer, by Dunmahon,
..
16
838
101 , Joseph Maxwell, 10 perches, Bed Barn
road to the Sea,
..
10
339
102 , John
Morris, footpath, Dundalk to
Crossmaglen,
...
10
340
104, John Morris, protection wall, Forkhill to
the Sea at Lurgangreen,
.,
20
341
105, W illiam Greenhill, pipes, W indmill road,
Dundalk to the Sea at Blackrock,
. .
0
342
108, James Graham, 1330 perches, Dundalk
to Castleblaney,
. . 166
343
109, James Graham, 562 perches, Ardee to
Newry, by Barleyfield and Balriggan,
..
56
13 r 9
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 0
5
0
4
0
72 8
0
344
..
345
111 , Peter Hearty, 1429 perches, Dundalk to
Crossmaglen,
..
Carried over,
59 10 10
1809
0
6
54
55
No.
346
347
£
1809
Brought forward,
112, John Conroy, Jun., 590 perches, Forkhill
to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
..
5
0
348
114, John M'Ardle, 496 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Wellington-place and Bowling Green,
74
8
0
349
115, County Surveyor, 348 perches Post road,
Dundalk to Ardee, and Louth,
..
69 12
0
116, Richard Colaman, 700 perches, Dundalk
to Castleblaney, by Belrobbin,
..
29
352
353
354
359
27
351
s. d
14 15 0
113, John Moley, 545 perches, Dundalk to
Castleblaney, by Farrendreg,
..
350
£
a. d.
0 6
136, James Murphy, hollow, Dundalk to Car
lingford, by Greenore,
bal
360
149, Francis Heeney, cleaning bed o f river at
the bridge o f Ballymascanlon, on the road from
Dundalk to Carlingford,
..
10
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
7
6
2
0
0
58
0
0
Granted Summer, 1874,
361
3 4
119, Thomas Brown, gullet, Carlingford to
Newry,
bal
2
362
121, County Surveyor, instalment, new line,
697 perches, Newry to the Sea at Templetown, 118
117, Owen Sherry, Jun., 1040 perches, Dun
dalk to Castleblaney,
. . 78
Newtownhamilton,
. . 88
0
0
363
7 6
Newtownhamilton, by Lurgankeel,
. . 53 13 4
120 , James Coburn, 807 perches, Dundalk to
Newtownhamilton, by Carriff Grove,
. . 13
9
0
355
121, Anthony Hagan, 648 perches, Dundalk
0
to Newry, by Bosskeagh,
. . 2112
356
122, John Coulter, 606 perches, Dundalk to the
Sea at Blackrock and at South March,
. . 20 4 0
357
123, Owen Lennon, 1017, perches, Carrickma
cross to Newry, by Shanmullagh,
. . 14 16 8
358
124, Patrick Lamb, 1540 perches, Dundalk to
Castleblaney, and Crossmaglen, by Cavananore
and Courtbane,
. . 32
1 8
145, Hugh O’ Hare, water-way, channel, and
pipes, Dundalk to Carlingford,
..
364
124, Samuel Russell, hills and hollows, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Omeath, by Jenkinstown, . .
365
125, Michael Doherty, footpath, Carlingford,
to Newry,
..
16 10
366
126, Terence Boyle, wall, Carlingford to
Newry,
..
5 0
367
127, John Carroll, wall, Newry to Carling
ford, by Bellurgan Deer Park,
..
3 0
368
128, County Surveyor, sixth instalment, road,
Newry to the Sea at Templetown,
. . 118 7
369
131, Peter Bice, 695 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Faughart Graveyard and Feede,
..
0
0
6
17
7
6
30
0
0
16 18
0
26 13
4
370
TOTAL,
. 2346
8
6
132, John Farley, 1840 perches, Carlingford
to the Sea at Whitestown and Ballagan,
bal
371
133, James M iyphy, 1077 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
bal
372
134, James Magreghan, 1000 perches, Newry
to the Sea at Bathcor, by Castletown Cooley, . ,
0
Carried over,
429
3 10
No.
373
374
375
376
56
57
£ s. d.
Brought forward, 429 3 10
135, Peter Rafferty, 90 4 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Slievenaclogh,
bal
0
6
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
785 16 10
387
135, Owen Kelly, 890 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Jonesborough,
29 13
4
888
136, Peter Rice, 940 perches, Markethill to
Carlingford and Mountpleasant Railway Station,
35
5
0
15 18
4
0
136, Thomas M ‘Ardle, 645 perches, Carling
ford to Forkhill, by Faughart and Monascreeb,
13 ' 8
9
137, James Toner, 986 percbes, Newry to the
Sea at Gyles’ s Quay,
138, Edward Murpby, 700 perches, Dundalk
390
to Carlingford, by Bathcor,
391
139, Thomas Murphy, 1520 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
140, Bichard M'Geeney, 306 perches, Dundalk
392
to Carlingford, by Gyles’s Quay,
389
137, Edward King, 1040 perches, Carling
ford to the Sea at Whitestown, by Crossaleany
and Mucklagh,
bal
188, Patrick M'Alester, 950 perches, Dundalk
to Armagh, by Whitemill,
..
No.
6 10
0
19 15 10
377
139, John Long, watercourse, grating, Car
lingford to the Sea at Templetown, by Irish
Grange,
'
, , 5 0 0
378
140, Francis Heeney, bed of river at Bally
mascanlon, road from Dundalk to Carlingford, . .
5 0 0
12
7 11
76
0
0
9
3
379
125, Richard Hanlon, 1085 perches, post road,
Carlingford to Newry,
..
15 16
6
380
126, Michael Donnelly, 666 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
..
27 15
0
381
to the Sea at Omeath,
..
20
1
0
7
8
382
128, John Rice, 596 perches, Dundalk to Car
lingford,
..
17
383
129, Hugh Harold, channel and pipes, Dun
dalk to Carlingford,
..
2
384
130, County Surveyor, seventh instalment,
road, Newry to the Sea at Templetown,
..1 1 8
133, Peter Carroll, 2450 perches, Newry to
Carlingford, by Bavensdale Park and Bellurgan
Deerpark,
•
386
134, Terence Boyle, 1195 perches, post road,
..
9
7
6
6
385
Carried over,
80
7 10
18 13
5
785 16 10
4
393
Newry,
184 16 0
394
Carlingford,
78 8 0
395
143, James Byrne, 1551 perches, Dundalk to
Carlingford,
74 6 3
396
144, Thomas Murphy, 676 perches, Carling
ford to the Sea at Templetown,
24 12 11
397
145, Matbew Campbell, 1384 perches, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Omeath, by Jenkinstown, . .
17 6 0
398
146, Peter Rice, 305 percbes, Carlingford to
the Sea at Bellurgan,
..
15
5
0
359
147, Thomas Byrle, 824 perches, Dundalk to
Newry,
20 12
0
400
148, Patrick Flanagan, 996 perches, Carling
ford to the Sea at Whitestown,
,,
41 10
0
401
149, Patrick Bice, 800 perches, Dundalk to
Carlingford, by Piedmont,
bal
TO TAL,
8
. . £1424
0
0
6 10
58
59
UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OP FORMER ASSIZES.
£
s. d.
No.
Barony of Ferrard.
415
164, Patrick Murphy, 1288 perches, Collon to
Ardee and Drumcondra,
bal
7 16
8
403
155, James McDonald, water-course,
gheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
Dro
bal
5
0
0
141, Patrick Clarke, barrier, Drogheda to the
Sea, by Queensborough,
,,
416
142, Patrick Murphy, sewer, Ardee to Dro
gheda, by Collon,
405
406
407
408
409
153, Patrick Clarke, 620 perches, road, Ter
monfeckin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan
Bridge,
bal
155, County Surveyor, painting and repairing
Iron bridge at the Obelisk, Dunleer to Duleek, bal
159, Thomas Elcock, 1265 perches road, Dro
gheda to Dundalk, by Termonfeckin,
bal
167, Patrick Clarke, 900 perches road, D ro
gheda to Dundalk,
bal
171, Peter Mathews, 736 perches post road,
Drogheda to Collon,
bal
172, Thomas Kenny, Jun., 965 perches road,
Collon to the Sea,
bal
30
0
0
5
0
0
20
0
0
6 19
6
417
145, Owen M'Evoy, 1017 perches Collon to
the Sea at Reynoldstown,
bal
418
146, Peter Winters, 186 perches, Drogheda to
Collon,
419
147. Patrick Flanagan, 220 perches, Collon to
the Sea at Termonfeckin, by Tullyesker,
11
404
£ s. d.
179 13 10
No.
402
Brought forward.
0
0
10 13
4
420
148, Patrick Clarke, 620 perches, Termonfec
kin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan Bridge, bal
10 13
4
11
0
0
421
149, Thomas Elcock, 1265 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk, by Termonfeckin,
bal
33 10
0
63 10
0
422
13
5
0
50 17
6
10
3
4
9 10
0
15
4
2
18 17
9
21 11
6
22
9
7
18
7
6
8
0
0
26
5
0
16
0
4
16‘2, Michael Byrne, 970 perches, Dunleer to
Termonfeckin,
bal
411165, James Beilly, 860 perches, Dundalk to
Drogheda, by Salterstown,
..
412
177, Patrick Carroll, 724 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
..
413
179, Patrick Carroll, 948 perches, Dunleer to
to the Sea at Port,
..
414178, Edward Craven, 502 perches, Collon to
the Sea at Ganderstown,
..
426
410
Carried over,
to Navan, by Townley Hall,
bal
423
151, James Toris, 220 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Dunleer,
bal
424
152, Patrick Manning, 1295 perches, Collon
to Ardee, by Drumcondra,
.*
425
153, Thomas Venable, 863 perches, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Gailagh and Barmeath,
9
5 10
21 10
0
12
1
4
19 15
0
10
2
9
179 13 10
154, Patrick M 'Kenna, 895 perches, Collon to
Kells and Slane,
bal
427
155, -John Savage, 735, perches, Collon to the
Sea, by Beaulieu,
428
156, John Lynch, 1096, perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
l al
429
to Dundalk,
430
158, Thomas M'Donald, 735 perches, D ro
gheda to Dundalk,
bal
Carried over,
518 15 10
61
60
No.
431
432
433
434
435
£ s. d.
518 15 10
Brought forward,
159, John Tierney, 320 perches, Nobber to
Drogheda, by Mellifont,
..
160, James M'Donald, 714 perches, post road,
Drogheda to Collon,
bal
161, Peter Mathews, 736 perches, post road,
Drogheda to Collon,
..
162, Thomas Kenny, Jun., 965 perches, Collon
to the Sea,
bal
Dunleer, by Funshog,
••
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
... 1000 1 9
162, Thomas Crilly, 980 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
163, Mathew Murphy, 460 perches, Dunleer
448
to the Sea, by Painstown,
164, John Lynch, 246 perches, Dunleer to the
449
Sea at Cruisetown,
165, Patrick M ‘Culloch, 1300 perches, Dun
450
dalk to Drogheda, by Monasterboice,
..
166, Patrick Crilly, 962 perches, Drogheda to
451
Dundalk,
167, Owen Crosby, 1045 perches, Dunleer to
452
168, Patrick Gallagher, 670 perches, Collon
453
to the Sea at Termonfeckin,
169, John Thornton, 320 percbes, Termon
454
feckin to the Sea at Seapoint Lodge,
170, Michael Byrne, 324 perches, Collon to
455
the Sea, by Tenure,
171, Patrick Carroll, 642 perches, Ardee to
456
the Sea at Dunany,
172, Michael Byrne, 970 perches, Dunleer to
457
Termonfeckin,
••
173, Patrick Murphy, 800 perches, Dundalk
458
to Drogheda, by Harristown,
174, Peter Carron, 260 percbes, Dunleer to
459
the Sea at Port,
175, James Reilly, 860 perches, Dundalk to
460
461
..
177, Peter Kirk, 730 percbes, Drogheda to the
462
Sea,
178, John Lynch, 527 perches, Ardee to the
463
Sea,
447
0
0
24 19
5
42
3
4
10
4
2
13
6
8
8
164, Patrich Roche, 1482 perches, post road,
Ardee to Drogheda, by Collon,
..1 1 1
3 0
165, Michael Grogan, 900perches,Ardee to
437
the Sea,
l>al 10 10 0
436
No.
40 16
8
19
3
4
8
4
0
43
6
8
32
1
4
21 15
5
25
2
6
16
0
0
5
8
0
18 14
6
to Dundalk,
..
151, James Morgan, footpath and waterchannel, Dundalk to Drogheda, by Dunleer,
..
153, James M'Donald, gullet, Ardee to the
Sea, by Stonehouse,
..
144, Christopher Keiran, fence, Collon to the
Sea, by the Cross of Tenure and Moylary Cross,
155, Laurence Johnston, fence, Dunleer to the
Sea,
••
158, Michael Kelly, 980 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
••
159, Patrick Commons, 1697 perches, Collon
to the Sea, by Maiden’s Cross, Piperstown, Tully
esker, and Fieldstown Chapel,
..
160, Edward Craven, 515 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
••
161, Peter Kirk, 616 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
••
Carried over,
56 14
0
53 18
0
5
0
0
0
1 0
01 0
61 5
0
42 8
6
30 0 10
11 11
1000
1
0
9
Carried over,
28
5 10
25
0
0
8 13
4
21 10
0
50 12
6
15
4
2
10
8
7
1390
8
7
No.
464
465
62
63
UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FOMRER ASSIZES.
£
s. d.
1390 8 7
Brought forward.
Dundalk, by Togher,
39
7
6
180, James M ‘Donald, 1030 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda, by Stonehouse and Bokeby Hall,
21
9
2
7 13
4
14 13
3
466
181, John Terney, 460 perches, Kells to Du
leek, by Townley Hall,
467
182, Mathew Stanley, 828 perches, Collon to
the Sea,
468
183, Michael Byrne, 542 perches, Collon to the
Sea,
469
470
13 11
No.
£ s d.
1803 19 5
Brought forward,
481
196, Thomas Crilly, 950 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea,
..
482
..
483
198, Michael M 'E voy,
the Harbour o f
Clogher,
..
TO TAL,
35 12
6
10
9
2
5
0
0
1
1
15 12
0
£1855
0
184, Edward Jones, the Harbour of Dunany,
10
0
185, William Newett, 2033 perches, part post
road, Drogheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
125 11
471
186, James Reilly, 1026 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Clogher,
25 13
472
187, Patrick Carroll, 724 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
12 1
473
Dundalk, by Bathdrummond Church,
14 13
474
189, Pattick Carroll, 948 perches, Dunleer to
the 1Sea at Port,
19 15
475
190, Michael Anderson, 326 perches, Ardee to
Slane, by Smarmore,
8 3
476
191, Michael M'Evoy, 832 perches, Drogheda
. . 27 14
477
192, Patrick Gallagher, 412 perches, Collon to
Slane,
. . 13 14
478
193, Michael Smyth, 262 p 6rches, Dunleer to
Collon,
..
8 14
479
194, John Terney, 472 perches, Duleek to
Dunleer,
. . 15 14
480
195, John Terney, 1050perches, Drogheda to
Kells,
. . 35 0
Carried over,
1803 19
Barony of Louth.
0
10
484
0
4
9
485
166, Patrick Little, fence, Carrickmacross to
the Sea at Lurgan Whitehouse,
.,
486
169, John M'Fadden, 495 perches, Carrickma
cross to the Sea at Seabank,
.,
487
170, Laurence M ‘ Kenna, 294 perches, Dunleer
to Dundalk, by Dromisken,
..
488
171, Bernard Hanratty, 1370 perches, Dun
dalk to Ardee,
bal
172, Thomas Connolly, 778 perches, post road,
Dundalk to Carrickmacross,
bal
173, James Conlon, 809 perches, Castleblaney
to Ardee,
bal
174, Patrick Watters, 655 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk, by Bathbrist,
bal
175, Thomas Clarke, 650 perches, Castle
blaney, to the Sea at Blackrock, by Tullygee, bal
0
0
8
489
8
490
8
491
8
492
0
5
196, Thomas Murray, 624 perches, Carrick
macross to Dundalk, by Drumgowna,
..
Carried over,
01 0
1117
2
8
11
6
91
13
4
19
0
0
9
0
0
7
5
7
6
0
0
169
0
7
65
N o.
493
494
495
496
497
Brought forward,
176, Patrick Gartlaney, 796 perches, Castle
blaney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Knockbridge,
bal
177, John Maguire, 473 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk,
bal
178, Peter Mathews, 1364 perches, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
bal
179, James Conlon, Jun., 747 perches, post
road, Kingscourt to Dundalk,
bal
180, Thomas Grimes, 712jperches, Carrickma
cross to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
bal
£
169
8.
d.
0
7
No.
Brought forward,
509
7
6
8
15 4
88
0 0
28
0
6
10
0
0
0
211, Patrick Larkin, 1489 perches, Dundalk
to Kingscourt, by Whiterath and Lurgangreen,
510
212 , Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., 800 perches,
Dundalk to Ardee, by Grange and Coolfed,
..
511
macross and Louth to Dunleer,
..
512
214, Patrick Larkin, 1150 percbes, Kingscourt
to Dundalk, by Corderry,
..
£
s. d.
654 1 3
513
215, James Conlon, Jun., 690 perches, Castle
blaney to Ardee, by BallykeUy,
bal
37
4
6
15 16
8
35 15
0
27 11
0
10 8
1
TO TAL,
498
199, James Cusack, 2049 perches, Carrick
macross to the Sea at Annagasson,
..
499
200 , Laurence M'Kenna, 488 perches, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt,
..
500
201 , James Conlon, 13 perches, Castleblaney
to Ardee, by Mullacrew,
».
501
202, Laurence Boche, two bridges, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
bal
502
203, Laurence M'Kenna, bridge, Dundalk to
Dunleer, by Dromiskin,
bal
503
205, John M'Fadden, 989 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Dromiskin,
..
504206, Laurence Hoey, 556 perches, Castleblaney
..
505
207, Thomas Maguire, 1020 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer,
..
506
208, Owen M'Kenna, 1061 perches, Carrick
macross to Dunleer, by Mullacrew,
..
507
..
508’
210, Patrick M'Keown, Jun., 1340 perches,
Carrickmacross to the Sea at Whitehouse,
..
Carried over,
115
£780 16
6
5 2
A B S T R A C T ,
23 17 10
------ ---------------
8
0 0
5
0 0
1
0 0
30 18 1
20 17 0
63 15 0
21
0 0
15 12 0
37 13 9
6541 3
UN DISCHARGED PRESENTM ENTS OF FORM ER ASSIZES.
County at Large,
Ardee,
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
F errard, ...
Louth,
T
otal,
£266 19 7
1895 6 11
207 16 4
2346 8 6
1424 6 10
1855 1 1
780 16
£8776 15
9
,
66
67
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
GHAND
JURY
ORDERS
A T SP R IN G A S S IZ E S , 1876.
---------«**<>--------W e appoint that Presentment Sessions shall be held at the
following times and places, and for the following Baronies, be
tween the hours o f Twelve o’ Clock at noon, and Five o’ clock in
the afternoon o f each day respectively, preparatory to the next
General Assizes, pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 W m . 4, chap. 116,
section 3, viz. :
r {' T*o.
4T .
At Ardee, on Monday, the 8th May, 1876, for Ardee Barony;
to the provisions of the Act 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 8, the
aforesaid number are to be chosen by ballot, viz. : —
ARDEE BARONY.
John Rutherford, Pepperstown.
Philip Callan, Dowdstown.
Thomas K. Coleman, Baltrasna.
Philip Callan, M.P., Cookstown.
Peter M’ Loughlin, Roestown.
Francis M ‘Mahon, Louth Hall.
Nicholas Callan, Philibenstown.
Michael Mohan, Aclint.
Laurence Rocbe, Mullacloe.
Alexander Young, Currabeg.
John Halpenny, Obertstown.
John Dougherty, Annagasson.
Thomas Mathews, Mayne.
Alexander Doran, Tullykeel.
James Gray, Hoathstown.
Jeremiah Hatch, Ardee.
B aronÛnleer’ ^
Wednesday> 10th
At Dunleer, on Wednesday, 10th
Barony.
J
^
18?6’ f° r Ferrard
Ma?> 1876> for Drogheda
At Carlingford, on Thursday, the 11th May, 1876, for Lower
Dundalk Barony.
At Louth, on Friday, the 12th May, 1876, for Louth Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 13th May, 1876, for Upper
Dundalk Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 18th May, 1876, for Countv at
Large.
W e fix and determine that the number o f Persons to be
associated with the Justices of the several Presentment Sessions
for the County, shall be as follows, v iz .: —
For Ardee Barony, . ..Eight
For Drogheda Barony. .Five
For Ferrary Barony,. .Eight
For Lower Dundalk B arony,..Six
For Louth Barony,
. .Six.
For Upper Dundalk Barony, Eight
And from the following Lists, containing double the same
number of Personswho have paid the greatest amount of Grand
Jury Cess, selected from the Cess Collectors’ Beturns, agreeably
DROGHEDA BABONY.
Thomas Greene, Moneymore.
John Houston, Carntown.
Charles Eager, Townrath.
Thomas Mathews, Anagor,
Francis W m . Leland, Baltich- Richard Barron, Moneymore.
burne.
James Carroll, Dunycarney.
Edward Norris, Ballymakenny. James Rogers, Townrath.
Henry Garvey, Drogheda.
FEBBABD BARONY.
Nicholas Magrane, Shamrock Patrick Crilly, Morganstown.
Hill.
James Dolan, Walshestown.
John Collier, Cruisetown.
James Hullen, Draghanstown.
Peter Segrave, Dunany.
Thomas Mathews, Anagor.
G. H. Kirk, M.P., Clogher Head Joseph Dolan, Gaulstown.
Richard M Bellew, Barmeath. Patrick Marron, Killally.
Henry Moore, Drogheda.
James Carroll, Woodland.
Henry St. George Smith, Pipers-jFrancis W . Leland, Littlegrange
town.
iCharles Heuston, Carntown.
LO W ER DUNDALK BARONY.
Patrick Quinn, Whitestown.
Peter Kearney, Whitestown.
W m . Crawley, Ballymascanlon. Pakenham Wm. Beatty, MountTorquil MacNeill, Faughart.
pleasant.
James Feehan, Castlecarragh. James Hanratty, Dundalk.
Francis Boyle, Villa.
Richard Murphy, Castletown
Laurence Feehan, Monksland,
cooley.
Owen Quin, Ballagan.
Peter Murphy, Mucklagh.
69
GRAND JU RY ORDERS A T SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
68
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING ASSIZER 1876.
LOUTH BARONY.
Philip Reilly, Derrycamma.
George Knaggs, Corderry.
John Taaffe, Louth.
Geurge G. Robinson, Newtown
darver.
John Kieran, Tullycahan.
Patrick Bugh.es, Castlering.
John N. Doran, Glydefarm.
Burton Brabazon, Dromiskin.
James Mathews, M anfields
town.
Eugene Caraher, Grange.
Francis Booth, Milltown.
William Campbell, Glydefarm.
U PPE R DUNDALK BARONY.
W e appoint the following to be H igh Constables and Col
lectors o f the Public Moneys granted at this Assizes, for their
respective Baronies, pursuant to tho Act 6 & 7 W m , 4, chap.
116, sec. 147, v iz .:—
For Ardee Barony,
Joseph F. Booth, o f Darver.
For Drogheda Barony,
Thomas M ‘Cullough, o f Bawntaaffe
For Ferrard Barony,
D o.,
do.
For Louth Barony,
For Upper Dundalk Barony, George Burn, o f Roach Cottage.
For Lower Dundalk Barony, Patrick M'Alester, o f Faughart.
W e appoint the following to be a Board o f Superintendence
o f the Gaols within this County, pursuant to the Acts 7th George
4 , chap. 74 . 6 and 7 W m. 4, chap. 116, and 19 and 20 Victoria,
chap. 68 , viz. :—
Samuel Bradford, Carnbeg.
John D. Bell, Killin.
Thomas Brown, Dundalk.
James Quigley, Roche.
James Campbell, Lisnawilly.
Thomas Williamson, Dundalk.
Bobert Bailie, Shortstone.
Mathew O’Neill, Dundalk.
James Murphy, Haggardstown.
Eugene Doherty, Dundalk.
Joseph M'Cann, Ballinurd.
John M'Mahon, Newtownbabe.
Henry Backhouse, Dundalk.
Patrick Jennings, Dundalk.
Frederick Wm. Kidd, Dundalk.
Patrick O’Hare, Stranacarry.
W e appoint that 150 copies of the Schedules o f Applications
made at each such Sessions be printed and distributed by the
Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 Wm. 4 ,
chap. 116, sec. 5.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Clermont, J.P. John George Coddington, Esq.
Col. Sir J. S. Robinson, Bart, J.P. Burton Brabazon, EsqL
Lt. Col. Jno C- W . Fortescue, J.P. John Jas. E. Bigger, Esq., J P.
Frederick John Foster, Esq., J.P. John C. Keiran, Esq., J.P.
John A. Haig, Esq.
W illiam Buxton, Esq . J.P.
Michael Kelly, Esq., J.P.
John Murphy, Esq., J.P.
Tenders for publishing the County Advertisements, for One
Year, ending Spring Assizes, 1877, have been accepted from the
following Newspaper Proprietors, pursuant to the Act 6 and 7
W illiam 4, chap. 116, sec. 22, viz. :—
John Hughes, Drogheda Argus, for £10.
Thomas Roe, Dundalk Democrat, for £10.
W e appoint that 250 copies of the Presentments made at the
present Assizes, and Presentments remaining yet Undischarged;
also, a detailed A bstract of his Accounts, be printed and dis
tributed by the Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the
Acts 6 and 7 William 4, chapter 116, sec. 142, and 30 and 31
Victoria, chapter 46.
W e appoint that the County Surveyor shall keep an office open
for his regular attendance on business within the Town o f Dun
dalk, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 43.
The following application has been approved o f at Presentment
Sessions, and is now certified, v iz .:—
For constructing 50 perches o f a barrier to prevent the en
croachment o f the tide on the road from Port to Drogheda, be
tween James Markey’s house at Labanstown and John Mullin a
house at Cruisetown.— ^See No. 6 , Barony o f Ferrard).
70
71
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING AiSSIZES, 1876.
A tender for the supply o f Coals to Dundalk and Ardee Court
houses, for One Year, to Spring Assizes, 1877, pursuant to adver
tisement, has been accepted from the following party, pursuant
to the Act 6 & 7 William 4, chap. 116, sec. 76, viz. :—
David Lockhart, Dundalk, Contractor.
For Dundalk Court-house, best Orrel Coal at 23s. per ton.
For Ardee Court-house, best Orrel Coal at 30s. per ton.
Ordered— That the Surveyor’s Report and Abstracts laid on
tbe table be printed in the Warrant for the ensuing half-year.
Ordered— That on all Presentments granted at this Assizes
for Public W orks exceeding Twenty Pounds, the Secretary to the
Grand Jury do advance to contractors, three-fourths of the
amount on Certificate of County Surveyor in each case, pursuant
to the 128th section o f the 116th chapter, 6th and 7th William
4th, and 30 and 31 Victoria, chapter 46. The period for issuing
such advances to terminate one week previous to the Fiscal day
o f the ensuing Assizes.
No.
244
248
259
262
Drogheda do.
298
300
Upper Dundalk do 309
810
311
325
332
337
340
843
344
345
346
Lower Dundalk do 367
368
369
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
384
335
388
389
391
Ferrard do.
410
411
417
423
424
425
426
428
429
Ardee Barony
James Taaffe,
Michael Smyth,
Thomas W oods,
Patrick French,
Patrick Commons,
Patrick Clarke,
W illiam M ‘Alester,
Bernard Hanratty,
Bernard Hanratty,
Peter Hearty,
Richard Coleman,
Anthony Hagan,
Patrick Lamb,
Michael Casey,
Thomas Lennon,
Richard Coleman,
Patrick M'Eneany,
Thomas Keenan,
John Farley,
Patrick M ‘Alester,
Peter Carroll,
Terence Boyle,
Hugh Mackin,
Owen Kelly,
Peter Bice,
James Toner,
Edward Murphy,
Richard M 'Geeney,
James Byrne,
Thomas Murphy,
Thomas Byrle,
Patrick Flannagan,
Michael Donnelly,
Patrick Carroll,
James Craven,
Patrick Clarke,
Nicholas Carberry,
Michael Kelly,
Patrick Commons,
Edward Craven,
Thomas Crilly,
Mathew Murphy,
m
m#
,,
4•
£ s. d.
3 10 10
1 0 0
1 5 10
0 12 0
2 8 6
1 0 0
6 2 0
5 15 0
1 16 0
4 0 0
1 3 4
0 12
2 1
5 12
W e direct that the following Discharged Presentments o f the
present Assizes, be paid to the undermentioned parties, v iz .:—
No.
£ s. d.
336 To Neal Coburn, for James Coburn, deceased, . . 7 0 0
388 To Peter Bice and Thomas Keenan, securities
o f Thomas Byrle,
..1 0
0 0
W e direct that the following Undischarged Presentments be
re-presented in aid o f the Levy at the present Assizes as regards
Contracts, recommended by the County Surveyor, viz :—
No.
County at Large, 17 William Filgate, (bal. not
required),
..
21 9 7
Ardee Barony,
234 Henry Durnin,
..1 0 0 0 0
235 James M'Keown,
..
6 2 8
236 James Taaffe,
t.
3 0 0
240 Patrick Boyle,
t.
15 0 0
9#
m
0
0
4 13
4
8
#m
m9
m#
1
0
1
0
3
1
0
I
1
8
2
0
8
0
9
5
2
0
1
2
0
0
0
10
0
4
0
3
0
0
12 11
12 0
0 0
0 0
15
7
••
•t
8
8
4
9
9
3 19
0 18
0 18
2 0 0
1 13 4
0 15 10
0 7 10
1 13 5
##
0
5
7 16
1 3
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
8
4
72
73
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING* ASSIZES, 1875.
GRAND JU R Y ORDERS A T SPRIN G ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
430
435
437
440
442
444
445
446
447
448
449
452
454
456
458
460
461
462
465
491
492
493
494
497
500
501
502
503
504
s. d.
1 4 0
l 0 0
2 14 6
0 13 4
£
John Lynch,
John Thornton,
Patrick Carroll,
Peter Carron,
Patrick Clarke,
John Lynch,
Peter Kirk,
James M'Donald,
John Terney,
Mathew Stanley,
Michael Byrne,
James Reilly,
Thomas Crilly,
Michael Anderson,
Patrick Gallagher,
John Terney,
John Terney,
Thomas Crilly,
Nicholas Winters,
John M Fadden,
James Hanratty,
James Clarke,
Thomas Grimes,
Thomas Maguire,
Patrick M'Keown, Jun.,
Patrick Larkin,
Patrick M'Keown, Jun.,
Bernard Hanratty,
Patrick Larkin,
.,
##
##
##
,,
,.
•a
1 12
2 0
5 0
1 0
0 13
2 0
3
9
13
13
13
14
14
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2
2
0
0
0
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7 12
3 10
6
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
9
0
8
8
0
6
6
0
0
0
8
0
No.
£
s. d.
..
County at Large 10 Patrick Henry,
35 0 0
11 Burton Brabazon,
23 10 0
12 Henry O’Neill, Judge’s C rier..
5 0 0
13 James Leech, Barrister’s C r ie r ..
5 0 0
14 Townley F. Filgate,
.,
5 0 0
15 Thomas Watt,
2 0 0
17 Michael Rafferty, (out o f Car
lingford Harbour funds,)
13 6 8
18 Dr. Joseph M. Callan,
55 8 0
19 Dr. Thomas J. Moore,
34 9 0
25 W illiam Tempest,
1 15 6
26 John Mathews,
5 1 6
35 W illiam M‘Master,
..
70 0 0
35 Adjutant Louth Militia,
14 4 6
39 Gaol Board,
8 2 0
27 15 0
41
Do.,
7 5 2
42 Thomas Watt,
15 i3 3
Do.,
43
8 6 4
6 5 0
46
Do.,
7 10 0
47 Thomas Bourne,
43 9 8
49 James Killeen,,
8 18 3
50 Edward Ferrar,
30 0 0
n
Townley F. Filgate,
28 0 0
62
Do.,
40 0 0
53 Thomas Bourne,
45 0 0
54 John Daly,
£5 0 0
George Burn,
5 0 0
Patrick M'Ales.ter,
5 0 0
John Craig,
5 0 0
Thomas Kinnahan,
5 0 0
Matthew Kieran,
2 10 0 )
Christopher M'Cullough 2 10 0 )
John Farrell,
5 0 0
Thomas M 'Cullough,
5 0 0— 40 0 0
55 Burton Brabazon,
. . 11 5 0
56 Directors St. K evin’s Beformatory,
..
4 15 8
57 D o. St. Conleith’s do.,
9 17 0
58 Do. St. Joseph’s Female do. . .
3 12 1
Louth do.
0
1 0
2 10
3 0
0 16
3 15
2 13
.,
10 0
2 16
20 0
15 11
9
0
8
0
0
W e direct the following Presentments granted at this Assizes
to be paid out of the surplus or balance in County Bank, viz.
No.
£ s. d.
. . 92 10 0
County at Large,, 3 Charles M'Mahon,
. . 138 10 0
4 Thomas Bourne,
. . 90 16 8
. . 266 13 4
6 John Neville,
Do.,
7
. . 25 0 0
8 Patrick Graham,
. . 85 0 0
35 0 0
9 John Pansing,
75
74
GRAND JU R Y ORDERS AT SPRING ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
County at Large, 59 Do. Gibaraltar Ship Indus
trial School, Belfast,
61 Hodges, Foster, & Co,,
..
16 Joseph F. Booth,
Ardee Barony,
18 Laurence Potter,
Do.,
4 Thomas M‘ Cullough,
Drogheda do.
Upper Dundalk do 10 George Burn,
Lower Dundalk do 23 Patrick M'Alester,
.,
25 Michael Henry,
Do.,
26 Thomas Keenan,
Do.,
27 Owen M'Donald,
D o.,
28 Terence Boyle,
Do.,
29 Owen Kelly,
Do.,
20 Thomas M'Cullough,
Ferrard do.,
4 Joseph F. Booth,
Louth do.,
£
s. d.
3 5 4
13 3 10
11 13 8
84 12 4
20 0 0
9 1 0
96 1 0
52 6 8
30 0 0
12 0 0
16 0 0
11 0 0
20 0 0
73 13 8
39 2 10
Ordered—That at the request o f the Contractor Laurence
Curran, and owing to his inability from want ol means to carry
out his contracts, the following Undischarged Presentments of
the present Assizes be carried out by the County Surveyor under
the Act, 20 & 21 Victoria, chap. 15, viz. :—
£ s. d.
No.
69 12 0
48 Laurence Curran,
69 12 0
Do.,
115
25 12 6
D o.,
227
Do. (Balance) 159 7 6
356
Do., (do.) 206 2 0
357
Ordered— That the sum ot £30 8s. 3d. Discharged Presentment
N o. 17 at the present Assizes for balance o f Retiring allowance
due to the late William Filgate, Esq , at the time o f his decease,
be paid to Mrs. Sophia T. Filgate, his widow, on her giving an
indemnity to our Secretary against any claim to said sum by any
other representative o f said William Filgate, Esq.
Ordered— That the following sums be paid to the under
mentioned parties, being necessary expenditure incurred owing
to decease of W illiam Adams, the Contractor, viz. :—
Undischarged Presentment of the present Assizes, No. 40.
James Lennan,
£2 0
6
Stafford Mouritz, 2 7 2
Ordered—That owing to the decease o f Charles Rice, Con
tractor, the following Undischarged Presentments o f the present
Assizes be handed over to the County Surveyor for execution,
under the Act 20 & 21 Victoria, chap. 15, v iz .:
No. 130 Charles Bice,
£118 7 6
372
Do.,
118 7 6
399
Do.,
118 7 6
Ordered—That the following Undischarged Presentments of
the present Assizes, be carried out by the County Surveyor under
the Aqt 20 & 21 Victoria, chap. 15, viz. :
No. 69 Michael Anderson, £11 0 0
74 Patrick French,
7 0 0
258 Michael Anderson,
11 0 0
263 Patrick French,
7 0 0
Ordered—That the sum of £4 19s. 4d., be paid to Michael
Johnston, of Dundalk, out o f Discharged Presentment No. 18 at
Spring Assizes, 1875,— Elizabeth Clarke, £7 3s. Id ,— he having
maintained her previous to her decease, and discharged her
funeral expenses amounting to said sum— the said Michael
Johnston to give an indemnity to our Secretary against any claim
to said sum by any other representative o f said Elizabeth Clarke.
Ordered— That on all Presentments made to the County Sur
veyor at the present Assizes, under the Act 20 and 21 Victoria,
chapter 15, the amounts for same, respectively, be paid out o f the
surplus or balance in County Bank, to such Contractors for samo
as the County Surveyor shall certify for.
Resolved— That the salaries of Patrick Graham and Patrick
Henry, 1st and 3rd Assistants o f the County Surveyor, be in
creased from £70 to £80 per annum, each, from the present
Assizes.
77
76
Ordered— That the communication from the Local Government
Board, on the subject o f the appointment o f an Analyst for this
County, be laid before the next Presentment Sessions for the
County at Large, with a view o f arranging a salary and adver
tising for candidates.
Having before us three communications, viz., 14th October,
1875, 22nd November, 1875, and 2nd December, 1875, addressed
by the Commissioner o f Valuation to the County Treasurer,
relating to a proposed alteration in the manner of furnishing the
Valuation Lists of this County for the Applotting of the County
Bate, and by which, if carried out, the course heretofore adopted
o f furnishing new copies each year of the Valuation to this County
would b9 discontinued—in favour o f one copy in each three
years— on which the revision for latter to two years would have
to be made.
W e have to remark upon same—
COUNTY SURVEYOR’S REPORT.
To the Grand Jury of the County of Louth assembled
at Spring Assizes, 1876.
G
entlem en
,
The number of miles of roads under repairs and
maintenance during the past year, was 580 ; the cost of all road
works, £10,616 ; and the amount re-presented in aid of the levy £432.
The details are given in the accompanying tables, the second of
which contains a comparison of the cost for each of the last three
years.
An order made by the Grand Jury, at Spring Assizes, 1875,
that the contractors for maintenance of roads should lodge their
applications for payment within a month after each Assizes, was
not complied with in a single instance, after last Summer. This
caused the labour in my office, immediately before the road Sessions,
to be again harassing, as there are altogether about 323 undis
charged road works on the face of the books (the greater number
of which should have been previously certified for, if completed.)
The increasing traffic on roads of this County is yearly be
coming more apparent, especially in the vicinity of the Port-towns.
The past season was unusually severe on roads of heavy traffic. The
contractors were also generally behind in supplying the specified
quantities of bioken stones for Winter repairs; and the usual work
of making admeasurements was more than doubled from this cause.
The difficulty of getting the required quantities of broken stones,
especially when not provided for early in the season, has led to the
partial introduction of a stone breaking machine in the neighbour
hood of Dundalk. Unless the value of labour diminishes, and be
applied early, with more foresight by contractors, the use of
such machines will probably become general in a few years. On
this point I may observe, that contracts for all roads of heavy traffic
should begin at Spring, to allow time to collect and put out broken
stones for the next Winter’s repairs. There is another advantage in
this commencement to contractors.
The available funds are ready
to make advances with, before much outlay has been incurred;
some few contractors, however, cannot be got to prepare in time for
their work, at any season,
That we approve o f the present Valuation Books not having
been returned to the Valuation Office for Bevision purposes by
our Secretary on his responsibility as suggested by the Commis
sioner of Valuation, such copy being by law required to be re
tained in his office for the information of, and reference to, by
the Ratepayers of the County.
That the mode proposed by the Commissioner of Valuation in
his communication, 2nd December, 1875, for the alterations made
in the Bevisions of the Valuation o f the County, whereby such
alterations are intended to be furnished on separate sheets with
the view o f having same worked into the Original Valuation
Books by our Secretary (a course never hitherto adopted) is, in
our opinion, highly objectionable, and is a duty which should be
discharged by the Commissioner o f Valuation alone, and not by
any Local Official.
That, in our opinion, no change should be made in the system
hitherto adopted of furnishing New Valuation Lists of our County
for Bating purposes each year, and we have to request the Com
missioner of Valuation to continue to furnish same to this County.
5
4756 15
7 11
3246
£
893
98
787
337
695
433
Barony o f Ardee ...........
Barony o f Drogheda . .
Barony o f Upper Dundalk
Barony o f Lower Dundalk
Barony o f Ferrard . . . .
Barony o f Louth ...........
Baronies, Parishes, and
Townlands.
8
209692
0
s
19
16
13
1
0
19
£
57726
6382
50879
21779
44941
27982
d
0
0
0
0
0
0
d
8-7286
7-9077
8-9194
10-8965
9-2675
9-2837
Rate per £1
on Local
Assessment.
N E V IL L E .
Rate per £1
on General
Assessment.
JOHN
Annual
Valuation of
Barony
Your obedient servant,
A P P L O T M E IT T
I am, Gentlem an,
FO B
TOWNLEY F. FILGATE, Secretary to Grand Jury.
4
3
8003
2099 9 11
210 6 3
1890 17 7
988 16 4
1731 4 3
1082 9 0
d
s.
£
d.
s.
£
d.
s
Total of the 3 Gross Amount 1
of Baronial 1
preceding
Warrants issued
Columns.
Local Pre
sentments
£
s d £
1205 15 5
111 9 11
1103 3 6
651 4 5
1035 17 8
649 4 6
s
d
14 6
16 4
14 1
11 11
6 7
4 6
S P R IIS T G
COUNTY OF LOUTH.
Four works for repairs and maintenance on two important lines
of road were not contiacted for at Sessions. There were others, but
of no public moment. The contract system is an excellent servant, but
a bad master. It is therefore necessary now to present the sums
sanctioned at Sessions, for the repairs of these roads, and for the
payment of persons who shall be employed, including any necessary
staff. In Clare, 153 miles of roads are thrown on the Sur
veyor’s hands, which involve the payment at the rate of £340 a
year to overseers alone, yet the works are carried on within the
amounts presented ; the like state of things exists in other Counties.
With reference to neglected contracts, I shall hand in <i return of
some which it is necessary to carry out, wholly or in part. If so,
provision must be made for immediate payments, on the Surveyor’s
Certificates, to persons employed, for in such cases new contractors
can seldotn be got to come forward. It may not be out of place here
to say, that between Assizes and AssizeB, if five shillings repaired
an important road, the Surveyor cannot expend it unless previously
presented to him ; and, after all, though defects of detail do exist
which can easily be yet remedied, I believe the Grand Jury system,
even as it stands, to be better than any other in existence,
A S S IZ E S
With some exceptions, including the streets of Dundalk, the
County roads under contract continue in fair order, notw ithstanding
the incessant rains.
I shall lay before you a printed memorial directed by a C on
tractor to the Cess payers of the Barony of Upper Dundalk.
It is o f
the same class as the anonymous placard referred to in my last R e p o r t ;
but the real question hidden in the tissue of the allegation sis— have the
specifications and sections attached to the contracts been com plied
with ? I brought before you at last Assizes, the conduct of the
Assistant who reported at first on these works, having som etim e
previously thought it better to remove him to another D istrict.
Baronial
Proportion of
County at Large Presentments.
Presentments
on Baronies.
1876.
7 8
IMPERATIVE
Lunatic Asylum,
Constabulary
County Officers,
Expenses of Inquests,
Expenses under Registry
Cess Collectors,
Instalment for Works,
..
..
118
7 6
Expenses under Jurors’ Act,
..
..
96
5 0
Petty
..
..
72
0 0
..
..
Land Valuation,
..
..
..
Sessions’ House Rents,
Reformatories,
..
..
PRESENTMENTS,
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ► XX *—----------------
Gaol and Bridewell Officers,
..
..
..
£833
16 1
Expenses,..
..
..
199
0 5
..
..
454
1 1
Gaol and Bridewell Maintenance, &c.,
..
Fee on Audit of Secretary’s Account,
..
Acts,
..
Rent, &c., of Militia Depot,
Compensation for Malicious Injuries,
TOTAL,
..
..
..
..
..
.,
..
8
354
..
..
£3275
2 0
769
0
0
14 10
9
..
..
89
17 0
..
..
107
8 6
17
84
„
10
6
4 6
„
21 10
1
52 10 0
5
Outstanding Unexpended,
. . £72
0
..
Expended above,
..
. . £72
Outstanding on last Account,
0
0
0
8
0
8
Grand Jury Expenditure Orders outstanding
unexpended, v iz .:—
Tolls for 8 Months, to 1st Feb., 1876,
lodged in County Bank, by Michael Rafferty,
Harbour Constable,
..
..
..
Balance in County Bank, to jSummer As
sizes, 1875,
..
..
••
..
Receipts
8 10
8
£221 2 6
20
200 13
Expenditure, on Certificate of
County Surveyor,
..
..
0 0 0
---------------- 13
6
8
TOWNLEY F. FILGATE, Secretary to the Grand Jury.
£221 2 6
Balance in County Bank to credit of said Har
bour,
..
..
..
..
. . 207 15 10
Do.,
Michael Rafferty, Harbour Constable, 8 months’
to 1st March, 1&76,
..
. . £13 6 8
Expenditure
An Account of the Receipts and Expenditure o f Carlingford Harbour, in this County, from
Summ er Assizes, 1875, to Spring Assizes, 1876-
80
L
Total,
838
1
8
£113 4 10
0
0
4
0
2
0
n f ir m a r y ,
3
6
9
Balance in Bank,
T otal Ordinary Paym ents,
Incidentals,
M edicine,
Su rgical R equirem ents,
Furniture,
Paid during the year, v i z .:
Salaries,
Provisions,
W in e, Porter, and Spirits, . .
Candles and Gas,
DISBURSEMENTS.
5
£118 4 10
329
805 4
3
5
10
s. d.
10 10
1 1
13 6
18 2
8 0
19 0
4 6
18 8
17 4
0 1
31 13 8
£
379
193
23
7
5
49
34
5
32
from 6th January, 1875, to 5th
ALEXAN DER SHEKLETON, Treasurer.
„
.
IN V E S T E D F U N D S,
ln r e e per Cent. Governm ent Stock (invested in the names of John A . H aig and E ichard K. Johnston, E sqrs.), balance
of original funded property,
..
..
..
##
##
##
..
£ 4 00 0 0
The like Stock Invested in the names of John A. Haig, Richard K.’ Joh n ston ,’and Alexander Shekleton, Esqrs.,
emg a donation of £1000 from the Right H on. L ord Clermont, towards the Infirm ary Funds, and representing
Stock to the amount of
..
..
..
_
_
..
..
..
1099 15 0
The Hospital contains at present 4 2 Beds— 30 for Males and 12 for Fem ales. Num ber of Patients treated during the above period 235.
.
Total ordinary R eceip ts,. .
R eceived during the Y ear, v i z . :
County G rant,...
..
. . £625 0
Government Grant, . .
..
88 7
Interest,
..
..
.,
44 12
Subscriptions and D onation s. .
78 0
Constabulary Patients,
..
0 14
Incidentals,
..
..
..
1 8
C ounty I
January, 1876.
outh
Balance in Bank on foot o f last Account, £2 96
RECEIPTS.
Abstract of the Accounts of the
T a b le
1
N O . 1 ,— A B S T R A o T O F E X P E N D I T U R E O N A L L W O R K S I N
— ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~
1
L O U T H SH O W TTN O
U Mt M tA U W 1N Q T H E
vatttatthw
BARONIES
A kdee.
Valuation, £57,729 Os
DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8.
Mileage
5 4 *7 81
Roads o f M a in ten a n c e.............
Roads o f Repairs ..............................
Post R o a d s............................................... 13 6 39
New Roads & reconst’ n. o f old do.
Low ering hills and fillin g hollows
Road B u ild in g s .....................................
F o o t p a t h s ........................................
W atercourses .....................................
Sudden D am age
.......................
H a r b o u r s .................................................
B r i d g e s ........................................
Damages .............................. .. ...........
Total Spring Assizes, 1 8 7 5 .
..
68
6
D rogheda .
Valuation, £6.386 18s.
iRateper
Rate per £ onvaAm ount
perch luation Mileage
£
s d in pence in pence M V P
9.92
4
5 15
727 4 4
302
224
2
0 2 4 .2 3
0
•93
3 4
0
T o ta l Su m m er A ssizes, 1875
5 0 0
0
1118
20
2
1281
0
1
3-95
4 5 15
18
101
O
1
'i'd
134
£ 6 ,8 8 2
6
7
3 83
5-05
•08
6-00
30
0
0
•12
12
1
0
•05
•02
0
L outh.
Valuation, £27,991 19s.
5 41-69
Valuation,
£ 5 0 ,8 7 9
08 7 6 1363 9
0 0 1C
10
0
1 0 28
69 12
6
54
2-63
45 1 22 724 19
118
58
7
0
8
0
0
16
10
0
1-30
•65
•09
.1 8
10 0
0
.11
44*70
6
0
12 201
1
5
3 12 03
3-87
9 32-95
1-08
23 5 21
4
30
0
0
•16
5
0
0
•003
497
8
5 15-75
94
0
6
5
6
0
4 26 177 0
•81
29-60
2
0
0
6-77
31
183.
14-84
240-00,
96-00
6.43
•05
•33
6
3 11 38
Valuation,
£ 2 1 ,7 7 9
2
44 9
22
59 7 0
7 1 0
4.96
54 2 34
5
Valuation,
Is.
792 14 10
9-93
8-73 94
6
32
118
7-27
•39
1-30
1
9 11
7 6
961
0
181040
7
0 12 78
£ 4 4 ,9 4 1
9
3
1
9
5 15-02
0
2
0
4 91
28 3 26!
9
0
•14
0
lt
Valuation,
0s.
823
591
5-56
4 2 3 16
5 -0 7 12 1 2 0
1 8 .Q 7
£ 2 7 ,9 8 2
464 14
1
19s.
0
0
0
0
•02
0
10
I
•05
0
2
9
•02
6
53 18
0
•28
21
0
0
•11
15
0
0
•08
•07
24
87 1 30 1202
3
1
9 96
4 99
5 1 29
134
5
7
19-31
505
70 0
4 1483
2
2
7.00
16-20
67
0
948
0
1
9
9-65
10-45 94
7 25 1131 18
8
8
23
6*04
42 3 16
0
4 9 6 14
1
8 22
6
10-91
22 10
0
19
0
0
•02
64 10
0
•07
6
0 11 17.02
V a lu a tio D , £ 2 0 9 , 6 9 2
0 0 10
10 0
13 2 35
125 11
118 7
38 0
42 3
53 18
38 10
17
15
24
•21
4 26 366
6
3-98
•70
•14
16
•C4
•03
‘2 6 4484
•07
0
14-711
9 29-22
22-35
0
0
118 7
140 10
38 3
3-98 353 3 19 4913 15
8 22
•007
0
8
5
610
31 2 22
3 7 31
5
17
3 3470 14
1 0
8
30
T otals.
•30
24 4 39 1428 14
16s.
19-81
9
8
9
*23
16-36
0
Valuation,
4*65
10-20
0
238
•39
0
Y E A R E N D I N G S P R I N G A S S IZ E S . 1876
Valuation, £209,390 15a 0d.
1lateper
Rateper
Rateper1
Rateper
'Rateper £ on vaRateper £ on va •
Rateper £ on va-1
Rateper £ on va
Amount , | perch I luation1
. Uileage
Amount
Amount
Amount
) perch luation
£
s
d in pence lin pence * p r £
s
d in pence in pence M P P £
s
d inpence in pence u , p
£ 8. d. in pence in pence
1 0
0
B A R O N IE S F O R T H E
F errard.
.43
0
64 1 0
4
38-74
6
10
4
7
L o w e r D u n d a lk
Valuation, ;£21,719 Is 0d.
3 7 31
Roads o f M aintenance
........
Roads o f Repairs
............................
P ost Roads ................................... ..
N e w Roads & reconst’ n. o f old do.
1 Lowering hills and fillin g hollow s
.................................
R oad buildings
Footpaths ...............................................
W atercourses ......................... ..
Sudden dam age ................................
H arbou rs ...............................................
B r i d g e s ....................................................
D am ages ...............................................
90 17
6
AND
S P R I K T Q .
Rateper
Rateper
Rate per £ on vaRateper £ onvaAm ount
Mileage
perch 'luation
Amount
perch luation] M ileage,
£
s
d ;in pence in pence M F P
£
8 d
in pence in pence m f p
95 18 0 15-39
21 0 33 1186 15 11 4 2 1 8
3 .6 0
5-62
27 2 31
6 0 0
30 '951
82 1 30
U pp er Dundalk.
80
1
•A - T
. . TT. r.
R A T E S ON T H E
m it v a a d
V A L U A T IO N , M IL E A G E ,
24 5396
5
0 10 43
0,
4 14 10
10
0
6
5 14
8
s.
5-62
•01
•14
* -1 *
•04
•05
•06
•04
•02
•02
01
o'
0
•03
4 1058
6-18
baronies for the Year, Spring and Summer.
137 1 2 1 1845
[loads o f M a in ten an ce................. .
R o ad s o f R e p a irs.............................
18 6 39 244
Post R o a d s ............... ..
.................
N e w R oad s & reconst’ n. o f old do.
30
Lowering h ills and fillin g hollow s
12
R oad B u ild in g s
..........................
F ootpath s ...........................................
5
W a terco u rses
.................... ...
Sudden dam age ..............................
17
H arbours
.....................................
B r i d g e s ......................... ........................
D a m a ges ....................
.....
T
otals
6
2
5
10 0 9
0
7-67
19.40
10 3
4
230
3
7
18-97
9-40
•12
2
•05
0
0
•02
6
0
0
5
1
10
10
0
0
4 4 34
160
9
6
0
1-0 1
0
89 7 39 2550
0
21-25 1 2 0 5
240-00
•05
52 -2 6
•76
82
30
10
0
1
0
•39
14
14
1
0
•06
87
1
31 1031
0
7 1
3 7 31
22
3
9
34
236 15
58 0
7
11
0
8-87
11-38
•38
2-62
•64
09
•18
•14
727
44-70
0
8
0
16
10
0
12
9
0
140
0
9
0
2
0
19
1765
202
8
946
6
15
943
16-33
2
0
0*16
■29
•14
15
0
•08
0
4
1-08
30 2
53 18
26 0
0
66
0
6
37
5
962
94
2
0
6
8
0
0
0
1
0
•81
29-6C
•07
•07
64
10
0
•30
0
24
0
0
21088
4
0
530 7 12 8384
9
8
0
0
44 5 17 735 17
3 7 31 236 15
178 10
80 6
76 8
57 1 0
17 0
15 0
1
0
0
10
10
88
10
9-33 679 4 30 9880
6
•21
0
11-84
9 60
•0 1
24-70
44-70
•84
•27
0
•2 0
0
•09
•09
•07
0
6
0
02
0
•02
0
•10
........................
S p rin g & Sum m er Assizes
156 0 20 2 1 5 3 10
5 11-52
8 -9 4
10 3
4
236
3
7 18 97
9-62
94 5
3 2911 16
7 22-83
98
13-77
2
22
1397
8
0
1020
15-42 149
2
19 2093
3
9-8 8
8
onC oun ty
Sp rin g . Sum m er at Large T o ta l
d
d
d
Roads o f M aintenance.............................................
R oads o f Repairs ....................................... ..................
P ost Roads— Baronies
.............................................
Post Roads— County at Large
. . . ...............
N e w R o a d s a n d r e co n s tru ctio n o f O ld R o a d s .
Low erin g hills and filling h ollo w s.........................
12 0 2
Road B uildings *......................................... .................
10-17
F o o t p a t h s .........................................................................
1 2 16
W atercourses ................................................ ..............
T eenny in the £ is £ 2 4 0 1 0
8 on the V a lu a tio n T ^ A r S e e !
Sudden D am age ...........................................................
26 12
9
............ d o ........... D rogheda.
.. .d o
H arbou rs .................................... * ...............
..........
211 11
.d o .
0 ................d o . . . . ..U p p e r D u nd alk
B ridges,
.........................................................................
90 2
,..d o
5 ... ................. ................. do
. . . .L o w e r D u nd alk
D am ages .........................................................................
187
3
3 . . . . . . . . d o ............Ferrard
.. do.
County Surveyor and Assistants ......................
116 12
8 ............... d o ............ L ou th
.d o .
T o ta ls for y e a r ........................ I ....................................
873
. . do.
1
9 ................d o . . . . . .C o u n ty at Large
Re-presented in aid of the Oess | .................................
County S urveyor's Office. D undalk, F ebruary, 1876.
.............
B arony o f Ardee
B arony o f D rogheda . . . .
B aron y o f U p p er D u n d a lk
B aron y o f L o w er D u n d a lk
B arony o f F e r r a r d ................
B aron y o f L o u t h ..................|
A v erage on C ounty at L a rg e
3 95
3-83
6-77
4 96
5 -1 4
507
514
4 99
5 .0 5
7 00
10-45
604
4-26
618
•84
-84
-84
■84
-84
•84
•84
9-58
9-72
14-51
16-25
Cost
Mileage
Description o f Works.
it
p
»
£
a
R ateper perch fo r
R ateper £ on
Maintenance $ Repairs. the Valuation
d
530 7
12
8384 , 9
8
0
10
10
0
0
0
44 5 17
3 7 31
735 17
735 17
236 16
0
960
•01,
-84
•84
•27
10
0
•20
178
579 4 30
1
1
1286
80
76
57
17
15
8
0
0
10
6
.09
•09
•07
0
0
•02
0
0
88
10
0
•02
•10
0
0
0
682 10
11298 13
3
432
0
4
4
6
10866 10 0
11
18
70 7
12-51
3 1308
11-31
Baronial Summary of the Statistics of Works for 1875
County at Large Summary for 1875.
•78
1294
Miles o f Road Rate per perch Cost o f Roadt
under Contract Maintenance Repairs, and Cost o f all
M
P P
and Repairs Maintenance other Works
Districts
Barony of A r d e e ................
Barony c f D rogheda............
Barony o f Low er Dundalk
Barony of Ferrard ............
Barony of L o u t h ..............
11-52
18-79
22.83
156
0
20
10
3
5
4
3
2
22
10-20
2
19
7
2
988
12 51
94
93
149
70
736 17
Charged onCounty at Large
T o tal on County .
£ 1 0 0 is
. .d o ..
. .d o ..
. .d o ...
. .d o .. .
..d o ...
. .d o .. .
.
.
2089 9
230 3
2720 14
1065 13
1968
3
1056 3
579
4 30
12-76
9866
3
6 64
2
6
7
0
7 191 2
6 331 14
8 125
0
0 32
1
0
2153 1 0
236 3
2911 16
1397 8
2093 3
1088 4
6
735 17
10616
3
0
0
0
6
0
1
10
749 19
"42
•42 pence in the £ on the Valuation of Ardee
....................do .....................................Drogheda
3-73
....................da
.................................Upper Dundalk
•47
d o .................................... Lower Dundalk
1-10
....................d o .....................................Ferrard
•54
....................do .................................. Louth
•86
............d o ....................... .............County at Large
•11
Rate per £ on Average
the Valuation valuat’n
in Pence.
in £ ’s
Total
6
7
7
0
8
0
1
4
8-94
962
13-77
1542
11-18
933
67,728
6,389
50,772
21,749
44,919
27,992
•84
1216
209,541
JO H N N E V IL L E ,
County Surveyor.
T a b l e N o . 2 . — c o m p a r a t i v e v i e w o p e x p e n d i t u r e f o r 1373 , 1374 , 1975 .
Rate per perch Cost of Repairs-,
Tear Miles of Road for Repairs and Maintenance, 6p Costof all other
New roads
Works
under Contract Maintenance
£ s cl £
s
2131 12 7
56 14
2173 2 2 29 9
2089 8 5
64 2
M
1873 151
1874 158
1875 156
F
6
1
0
P
28
26
20
10.60
11-27
11-52
1873
9
1874
9
1875 10
3
3
3
24
26
4
15.18
16.15
18-79
191 5
203 11
230 3
Barony of UpperDundalk
873 106
1874 106
1875 94
4
0
5
15
22
3
18.25
19.75
22.83
2426 10
2632 6
2720 14
1
1
2
24
39
22
8.61
Barony of Lower Dundalk
1873 96
1874 98
1875 98
Barony of Ferrard,
1873142
1874149
1875 149
1
5
2
3
37
19
10-91
1873 70
1874 70
1875 70
7
7
7
37
2
2
11.70
10.78
12.51
1873 39
1874 39
1875! 44
2
2
5
20
20
17
1873 577
1874*592
1875579
2
4
4
1
32
80
Barony of Ardee,
Barony of Drogheda . . . .
a
10.01
10.20
10.80
9.88
Rate per £on the Average Valua
Valuation.
tion in £’s
Total
d
£
s.
0 2188 6
2202 14
2153 10
a
9.10
9-16
8.94
57,703
57,706
57,728
8
7
7
7.18
7.91
9.62
6,390
6,384
6,389
d
7
7
1
6
0
191 5
0 210 12
0 236 3
8 322
10 284
7 191
0
1
2
8 2748 11 4
0 2916 7 10
0 2911 16 7
13.04
13 82
15.42
50,596
50,648
50,772
1346 16 4
25 4
1279 3 10
50 10
1065 13 6 331 14
3 1372 0 7
0 1329 13 10
6 1397 8 0
15.21
14.67
13.77
21,651
21,750
21,749
1844 14
1976 9
1968 3
7
7
3
7
8
15
229
125
3
0
0
0 1859 17
0 2205 9
0 2093 3
3
7
8
9 94
11.80
11-18
44,903
44,999
44,919
1012
6 1
30
0
1012
2 9
1056
3 0
0 1042 6
0 1018 12
0 1088 4
9
9
0
8.94
8-73
9.33
27,993
27,988
27,992
712 6
712 6
735 17
1
1
1
.82
.82
.8 4
9665 11 8 449 1 11 10114 13 7
9989 2 10 606 11 0 10595 13 10
9866 8 10! 749 19 6 10616 3 4
11.60
12.15
12.16
Barony of Louth,
Charged on County at
Large,
Total on County,
712 6
712 6
735 17
11.96
12.64
12.76
6 10
32
1
I
1
1
209,236
209,378
209,541
a
New
Roads
and
Repairs
Cost
Total
M F
si r p *
£ b d
In Ardee Barony for this Year there are 18 6 39,244 2 0
Drogheda..................... d o........................
Upper Dundalk .......... do........................ 4 4 34:160 9 6 0 0 10 10 0 0
7 1
0 34 9 113 7 31 236 15 0
Lower Dundalk .........d o .......................
9 2 19 20215 2
Ferrard......... ............do......................
5 94 0 6
Louth............................. do....................... 4 6
Total on County,.............
Spring Assizes, 1876.
*................ 44 6 17 735 17 14 0
1 246 15
A
£ 8 d
244 2 0 53832
5780
170 9 6 30361
271 4 11 38046
202 15 2 49213
94 0 6 27993
Valua
tion in
£ ’s
Cost of all
' works for each
Acre in Pence
Cost of all
\works for each
’ £ on the Val\uation
Cost of each
, mile for Repairs
and
|Maintenance
Miles of Road
to each 1000
Acres.
■
Acres to the
Barony
Post roads
GENERAL SUMMARY FOR 1875.
£
d
d
57728 9-60 8-94
9.62
6389 9-81
50772 23.02 13.77
21749 8.81 15.42
44919 10 - 1 11-18
9 33
27992 933
£
13 39
23 00
28-i)3
10-87
13.28
15-08 .
294
1-64
3 51
2-58
3 04
2 53
12*64
1707
2 92
0 982 12 1 203150 209541
11.31
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ACTS OF P A R L IA M E N T ( C o n t in u e d .)
T
I
T
L
E
S
OF
THE SEVERAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT
REFERRED TO
IN TH E FOREGOING PRESENTMENTS.
1Sf 2 George 4, Chapter 38.—Ad Act to make more ef
fectual provision for the establishment o f Asylums for the
Lunatic Poor, and for the custody o f Insane persons charged
with offences in Ireland.
7
George 4, chapter 74.— Act for consolidating and amend
ing the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland.
6
and 7 William 4, Chapter 116.— An Act to consolidate
and amend the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public
Money by Grand Juries in Ireland.
I Victoria, chapter 54.— An Act to provide more effectual
means to make Treasurers o f Counties and Cities in Ireland
account for Public Moneys, and to secure the same.
9
& 10 Victoria, Chapter 37.— An Act to amend the Laws
relating to theOffice ol Coroner, and the expenses of Inquests
in Ireland.
II & 12 Vic., Chap. 72,— An Act to amend the Acts re
lating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland, and to amend
the provisions for the payment of Special Constables.
\% and \4 Victoria, chapter 69.— An Act to Amend the
Laws which regulate the Qualification and Begistration of
Parliamentary Voters in Ireland, and to alter the Law for
rating immediate Lessors o f Premises to the Poor-rate in
certain Boroughs.
14 and 15 Victoria, chapter 85.— An Act further to amend
an Act o f the sixth year o f K ing William the Fourth, to
consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Constabu
lary Force in Ireland.
14& 15 Victoria, chap. 92.— An Act to consolidate and
amend the Acts relating to certain offences, and other mat
ters as to which Justices o f the Peace exercise summary
j urisdiction in Ireland.
16 and 17 Victoria, chapter 38.— An Act to extend the re
medies for the compensation o f Malicious Injuries to pro
perty in Ireland.
16 & 17 Victoria, chaptet 136.—An Act for enabling Grand
Juries in Ireland to borrow money from private sources, on
the security o f Presentment, and for transferring to Coun
ties certain works constructed wholly or in part with Public
Money.
17 and 18 Victoria, chapter 107.— An Act to amend the
Laws relating to the Militia, and for raising a Volunteer
Militia Force in Ireland.
18 and 19 Victoria, chapter 109.— An Act to make furthei
provisions for the repayment of advances out o f the Consoli
dated Fund, for the erection and enlargement o f Asylums
for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland, and to amend the Laws
with reference to the repayments in cases o f change o f dis
tricts, and the appointment o f Commissioners o f General
Control and Correspondence.
19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 63.— An Act to amend the Acts
relating to Grand Juries in Ireland.
19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 68.— An A ct to further amend
the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland.
20 and21 Victoria, chapter 15.— An A ct to amend the Act
o f the 6th and 7th years o f K ing W illiam the Fourth, chap
ter 116, for consolidating and amending the Laws relating
to the Presentment o f Public Money by Grand Juries in
Ireland.
21 and 22 Victoria, chapter 103.— An A ct to promote and
regulate Beformatory Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ire
land.
22 Victoria, chapter 26.— An Act to amend the Laws
concerning Superannuations and other allowances to persons
having held Civil Offices in the Public Service.
24
and 25 Victoria, chapter 63,— An Act to enable
Grand Juries in Ireland to increase the remuneration of
County Surveyors, and for other purposes.
80 & 31 Victoria, chapter 46.-—An Act to amend the
Law relating to the Office o f County Treasurer in Ireland.
80
and 31 Vic., chap. 50— An A ct to afford further facili
ties for the erection o f certain bridges in Ireland.
31
Victoria, chapter 25.— An Act to extend the Industrial
Schools Act to Ireland.
34
and 35 Victoria, chapter 63.—An Act to amend and
consolidate the Laws relating to -furies in Ireland.
86
and 37 Vic., chapter 51.— An Act to amend the Law
relating to the Superannuation of Prison Officers in Ireland.
Law relating to the Valuation o f Rateable Property in
Ireland.
38 and 39 Victoria, chapte? 69.— An Act to consolidate’ and
amend certain Laws relating to the Militia o f the United
Kingdom.
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COUNTY OF LOUTH,-
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--- CR^tP^ CXy-~i)---
GRAND W ARRANT
FOR
SUMMER
A S S IZ E S , 1876,
®0«t;imi»0 aa Abstract of all % Comiijj Iratniawufs.
Judges.
THE RIGHT HON. JUSTICE F ITZG E R A LD ,
THE
R IGH T
HON. CHIEF BARON PALLES.
H igh-Sheriff.
PERCY FITZG E R A LD ,
E
s q .,
F ane V
alley,
D
undalk.
Sub-Sheriff.
BURTON BRABAZON,
E
s q .,
D
r o m is k in ,
C a s t l e b e l l in g h a m .
Fiscal Day— Saturday, the 8th July, 1876.
Crown Day— Tuesday, the 11 th July, 1876.
Grand Jury.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Lieut.-Col. JOHN CHAS. WM. FORTESCUE, D.L., J.P., Foreman
William RuxtonJEsq., D.L., J.P.
13 John Henry, Esq., J.P .
John Frederick Foster, Esq., J.P.
14 Luke A. Lee Norman, Esq., J.P.
15 Blayney Reynall Balfour, Esq.
Finlay Chester, Esq., J.P.
Edward Singleton, Esq., J.P.
17 John Coleman Kieran, E sq., J.P.
John Taaffe, Esq., J.P.
W. De S. Filgate, Esq., D.L., J.P.
19 John James E. Bigger, Esq., J.P.
Michael Caraher, Esq., J.P.
20 George Boylan, Esq., J.P.
Henry St. George Smith, Esq.
21 William Robson, Esq., J.P.
William Woolsey, Esq., J.P.
22 Henry Brush, Esq., J.P.
ThomasM.Richardson,Esq., J.P.
23 George Knaggs, Esq.
County Officers.
Chas. M'Mahon, Clerk of the Crown. | T. F. Filgate, Sec. to Grand Jury.
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace.
John Neville, County Surveyor.
DUNDALK:
PRINTED
BY
W I L L I A M
1876...
TEMPEST.
rf)\
eQtnsrTY
OF M t f T H .
GRAND WARRANT FOR SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
N E W
P R E SE N T M E N T S.
County at Large.
virtue of the several Acts relating thereto, viz. :—
No.
1
G AOL O FFICE RS.
The Board of Superintendence o f the Gaols
of this County, to pay the following Officers o f
the County Prison their Half-year’s Salary that
will be due them at Spring Assizes, 1877.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 124 ; 7 Geo. 4, chap.
7 4 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap, 68, see. 18, viz.:
£50 0 0
18 9 3
Protestant Dissenting Chaplain,
18 9 3
Boman Catholic Chaplain,
18 9 3
Apothecary,
10 0 0
Secretary to the Board,
12 10 0
The Governor,
..
75 0 0
Matron,
17 10 0
Assistant Matron,
15 0 0
Chief Warder,
25 0 0
17 10 0
Five Sub-Warders at £17 10s erch 87 10 0
J
£365
2
The same, to pay the Keeper o f the Ardee
Bridewell, his half-year’ s salary that will be
due him at Spring Assizes, 1877. Ibid,
25
Carried over,
390
7
9
0
0
7
9
4
5
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
£ s. d.
390 7 9
Brought forward,
4
5
6
7
8
£
s. d.
1009 1 1
Brought forward,
12
COUNTY OFFICERS.
8
w
IN0,
Charles M'Mahon, Clerk o f the Crown, halfa-year’ s salary due him this Assizes; to be now
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, see. 110,
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace, the lik e ;
to be now paid out of th8 surplus or balance in
County Bank. Ibid,
Townley F Filgate, Secretary of Grand Jury,
the lik e; to be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Ibid, and 30 & 31 Vic.,
chap. 46,
salary due him 1st July, 1876 ; to be now paid
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, section 41 ; and 24 and
25 Y ic., chap. 63, sec. 5,
Same, half-a-year’s expenses o f Clerk and
office, due him this Assizes : to be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7
Win. 4, chap. 116, sec. 43,
Patrick Henry, Surveyor’s first Assistant,
half-a-year’s salary due him this Assizes; to be
Bank. Ibid, and 24 and 25 Yic., chap. 63, sec. 7,
92 10
0
138 10
0
H ugh Forde, Judge’s Crier, half-a-year’s
salary due him this Assizes; to be now paid out
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
13
James Leech, Barrister’s Crier, the like ; to be
now paid out o f the surplus or balance in Countv
Bank. Ibid,
14
Townley F. Filgate, keeper of the County
Court-house, the lik e ; to be now paid out o f the
15 ^ Thomas Watt, keeper o f Ardee Quarter Ses
sions’ Court-house, the like ; to be now paid out
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 79,
5
0
0
5
0
0
5
0
0
2
0
0
SU P E R A N N U A T IO N PEN SIO N .
16
Richard Euth, late first Sub-Warder o f County
Prison, 8 months’ that will be due him the 22nd
February, 1877. 36 & 37 Yic., chap. 51,
..
33
6
8
90 16
133
6
8
8
25
0
0
40
0
0
9
Patrick Graham, second Assistant, the like ; to
40 0
County Bank, llid,
10
John Pansing, third Assistant, the like; to be
35 0
Bank. Ibid,
11
Buiton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, half-a-year’s
salary due him 6th Aug., 1876; to be now paid out
23 10
Wm. 4, chap, 116, sec. 110,
Carried over,
1009
1
H A E B O U E CONSTABLE.
17
Constable of Carlingtord, four months’ salary
due him the 1st July, 1876. he having lodged the
receipts o f said Harbour in Bank to the credit o f
the County, for 4 months to 1st June, 1876,
amount o f same £13 6s. Id. ; to be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank to the
credit o f said Harbour, but not to be placed upon
the levy. 16 & 17 Yic., chap. 136, sec. 9.
0
18
0
0
1
COEONEES.
Dr. Joseph M. Callan, one o f the Coroners, for
the performance o f the duties o f his office, viz. :
Holding 11 Inquests at £1 10s each, £16 10 0
1 4 6
0 12 6
Expenses o f Medical witnesses at same 4 4 0
-----22 11
—
Carried over,
0
1081 18
9
7
■^0i
£
s d.
1081 18 9
Brought forward,
Brought forward,
25
W illiam Tempest, to repay him the cost o f dis
tributing the County Books and Documents,
the respective Officers o f the County; to be now
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sections 8, 25,
and 142,
..
26
John Mathews,
out of the surplus
Ibid,
To be now paid out of the surplus or balance
in County Bank. 9 & 10 "Vic., chap. 37, secs.
25
& 30.
19
like, v iz .:—
Holding 6 Inquests at £1 10s each, £9 0
Travelling expenses attending same, 0 16
0 5
Expenses o f Medical witnesses at same 0 0
0
6
0
0
^
^
Infitmary, with £329 5s. 5d., balance in Bank
on the 5th January, 1876, for the use of said
Infirmary for half-a-year. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chop.
116, sec. 85,
. . 375
0
0
COUNTY IN F IR M A R Y SURGEON.
Edward G. Brunker, M.D., Surgeon o f the
County Infirmary, half-a-year’s salary that will
be due him at Spring Assizes, 1877, he giving liis
attendance and professional assistance to the
Prisoners and others in the County Prison, with
out a n y other fee or reward. Sec. 86.
..
47
0
0
PRIN TIN G AND STATIONERY.
22
William Tempest, fer certain Printing and
Stationery supplied by him, per contract, for
half-a-year. Secs. 131 & 142,
•«
23
John Mathews, for the like. Ibid,
24
4
5
27
COUNTY IN FIR M A R Y GRANT.
21
1 5
for the lik e ; to be now paid
or balance in County Bank.
. , 9 10
R E P A Y M E N T S TO G OVERN M EN T.
20
£
s. d.
1636 13 0
No.
George Bryers, for the like.
Ibid,
Carried over,
..
87 19
82 18
1 15
6
3
0
1636 13
0
The Governor and Company o f the Bank o f
Ireland, for the Paymaster-General, on foot of
advances from the Consolidated Fund, viz. :—
Amount of this County’ s proportion
of the Expenses of maintaining 87
Lunatic Asylum, 5 months from the
1st January, 1876, to the 1st May,
1S76.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 92,
. . 795 15
2
ments o f £556 6s. 6d. expended in
18 & 19 Vic., chap. 109,
..
4
The 21st of 28 half-yearly Instal
erecting a Dining and Recreation
Hail for said Asylum, Ibid,
..
19 17
6
ments of £4,206 9s. 0d. expended on
New Building for said Asylum. Ibid, 150
0
1
4
7
971 17
2
Carried over,
1647
8
9
9
No.
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
1647 8 9
F orw ard,
£971 17 2
One half-year’s Expense o f Annual
Revision of Rateable Property in this
County, to 1st July, 1876. 37 & 38
Vic., chap. 70. sec. 3,
..
52 10 0
Constabulary Expenses, half-year
to 31st March, 1876, viz. : —
One moiety for Extra
Constables. 11 & 12 Vic.,
chap. 72,
. . 221 2 8
Inspection o f W eights
and Measures. 14 & 15
Vic., chap. 92,
6 17 4
------------- 228 0 0
-----------------1252
No.
£
s. d,
3393 4 9
Brought forward,
31
Thomas Boe, for one year’s advertising in the
Dundalk Democrat, per contract, that will be
due him at Spring Assizes, 1877. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 22,
..
jo
0 0
io
0
0
7 14
0
rj 17
^The same, being the amount expended in pro
viding Furniture and Fittings for the County
Court-house since last Assizes, for the use o f
same. To be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Section 69,
..
16 15
36
Ireland (for the Fee Fund in the Court of
Chancery) being the fee payable on the Secre
tary’s Account after Spring Aseizes, 1876, at 3s.
per Cent., to cover the expense o f auditing said
. . 1 4 13
account. 1 Vic., chap. 54, sec. 17,
3
32
John Hughes, for the like, in Drogheda Argus.
Ibid,
33
David Lockhart, contractor, to pay for 5 tons
o f coals, also bogwood, supplied to the County
same. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
M ISCELLANEOUS PURPOSES.
The Board of Superintendence o f the Gaols of
this County, with £269 Os. 7d. balance in Bank,
o d account o f the General Expenditure o f said
Gaols, till Spring Assizes> 1877. £200
to be
Bank. 7 Geo. 4, chap. 74, sec. 2,
. . 400
29
The same, with £20 5s. 9d. balance in
Bank, being the amount required by them on
account o f the Expense o f the Apprehension and
Conveyance o f Prisoners, till Spring Assizes,
1877. To be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 14 & 15 Vic., chap. 85,
sec. 4 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 68. sec. 36,
90
30
The same, to repay them an advance made for
Expenses incurred in Ardee Bridewell for or in
respect o f Prisoners confined therein, together
with allowances for Fire, Candles, and Straw,
for 3 months ending 3lst March, 1876. To be
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 68, sec. 27,
..
3
28
Carried over,
3393
34
7
2
Townley F. Filgate, to pay for candles and
gas-light supplied to the Court-house since last
Assizes, for the use ot same. To be now paid
Ibid,
'
35
0
0
0
0
8
10
4
9
Townley F. Filgate, being the cost incurred by
him in applotting the Cess upon the entire
County, and making two copies of same. To be
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 5,
..
38
James Lennan, contractor, for keeping the
County Court-house in repair for one year, till
Summer Assizes, 1877. (Contract, £ 4 0 ; extras,
£10). 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 69,
0
9
^
Carried over,
40
0
0
50 0
0
3548
4
9
10
11
No.
Brought forward,
3548
4
Francis Watters, contractor, for defraying the
cost of Heating the County Oourt-house, and sup
plying Gas-fittings for same, for one year, till
Summer Assizes, 1877. (Contracts, £22 ; extras,
£3). Ibid,
•• 25
40
Hugh Cassidy, contractor, for keeping the Court
house of Ardee in repair for one year, till Summer
Assizes, 1877. (Contract, £19 10 ; extras, 10s.).
Ibid,
•• 20
41
The Directors of St. Kevin’s Reformatory,
County Wicklow, for the reception and keeping
of Juvenile Offenders, committed from this
County, for the half-year ending 30th June, 1876.
County Bank. 21 & 22 Vic., chap. 103, sec. 5 ,..
3
Brought forward,
9
39
42
0
0
0
0
47
£
S. d.
3626 6 6
the Certificate o f the Town Council o f the
Borough o f Drogheda. To be now paid out of
the surplus or balance in County Bank. 13 & 14
••
5
6
3
Gunn and Cameron, cost o f Advertising for
Public Analyst for this County, in General
Advertiser. To be now paid out o f the surplus
or balance in County Bank. 6 ^ 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 22,
..
0
6
0
PO ST
RO AD S.
The Directors of St. Conleith’s Reformatory,
K ing’ s County, for the like
To be now paid
Ibid,
“
43
The Directors of St. Joseph’ s Female Reform
atory, County Galway, for the like. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
;•
44
School, Belfast, for the like, to 20th June,
1876. To be now paid out of the surplus or bal
a n c e in County Bank.
31 Vic., chvp, 25, sec. 9 . .
45
Burton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, expenses at
tending the Summoning o f Jurors, under the
Juries’ Act 1871. To be now paid out of the
s u r p l u s or balance in County Bank.
34 and b6
Yic., chap. 65, eec. 16,
46
Pelham J. Mayne, Clerk of the Peace for the
County of the Town of Drogheda, being the
contribution payable by this County towards de
fraying his expenses under said Act, pursuant to
Carried over,
5
7 12
6 11
3
3626
5
48
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, one-half o f the
expense o f repairing the post road from Ardee
to Dunleer, by Dromin (Barony o f Ardee).
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,section 50,
••
20
0
0
49
County Surveyor, one-half the expense o f re
pairing the post road from Dundalk to Ardee and
Louth (Barony o f Upper Dundalk). 20 & 21
Vic., chap. 15.
69 12
0
50
Richard Hanlon, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the post road from Carling
ford to Newry (Barony o f Lower Dundalk).
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap, 116,sec. 50,
. .
15 16
6
51
Terence Boyle, contractor, one-half the expense
o f repairing the post road from Carlingford to
Newry (Barony of Lower Dundalk). Ibid,
..
18
52
Henry Sloan, contractor, one-half the expense
o f repairing 47 perches o f the post road from
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer (Barony of
Ferrard,). Ibid,
••
2
0
0
5
0
TO TAL,
6
6
£3758
135
1 3
2
1
13
12
£
No.
Brought forward,
No.
Barony of Ardee.
53
54
55
56
57
58
.
John McKeever, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by Arthurstown,
between Patrick Murray’s at the Mills of Louth
and the Pound o f Tullykeel. 6 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 50,
..
51 16
7
John Geraghty, contractor, for repairing until
from Dunleer to Kells and Slane, by Kieran and
Smarmore, between Annaglog Cross and Cussack’s and Kieran Bridges at the bounds o f the
County. Sec. 52,
1st year..
21 11
9
Bernard Anderson, contractor, for repairing
until Summer Assizes, 1881, 437 perches o f the
road from Collon to Drumcondra, by Belpatrick,
between Martin’s Bridge and Hoghill Bridge.
Sec. 52.
1st year..
Patrick Manning, contractor, for repairing
until Summer Assizes, 1880, 417 perches of the
road from Ardee to Collon, by Belpatrick and
Funshog, between the Cross of Annaglog and
the meeting o f Ardee and Ferrard at Belpatrick.
Sec. 52.
1st year..
Carried over,
13 10
60
4 perches o f a fence on the road from Dunleer to
Ardee, by Dromin, between the Forge in Dro
min and the Post Office, Sec. 56,
..
0
1 0
61
Denis Flanagan, contractor, for reconstructing
93 perches o f a fence along the road from Dun
leer to Smarmore, between Stifyan’s Cross and
Denis Flanagan’s house. Sec. 56,
.
0
1 0
17
7
0
63
sec. 145; and 19 & 20 V ic., chap. 63, sec. 6,
10
3
3
Joseph Murray, contractor, for repairing for
7 years from Summer Assizes, 1875, 1378 perches
o f the road from Ardee to Annagasson, by Roods
town, between R ed House and Kearney’ s Cross
at Drumgoolstown. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap 116,
sec 52,
2nd yea r.. 103
7
0
0
0
161 15
6
8
0
Barony o f Ardee, being the amount
o f his
Poundage at Ninepence in the Pound,
on
£2089 6s. 8d. lodged by him in Bank
to the
Warrant issued after Spring Assizes, 1876. To
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 148;
and 19 & 20 V ic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
,,
78
65
10 8
0
62
64
8 13
8
Richard C. Henry, contractor, for constructing
a gullet along 16 perches o f the road from Ardee
to Carrickmacross, by Rathneestin, between
Patrick Carroll’s house in Rathneestin and Mr.
Henry’s back entrance gate. Sec. 56,
..
Thomas Mathews, contractor, for repairing
until Summer Assizes, 1879, 540 perches ot the
road from Ardee to Slane, by Obertstown and
Smarmore, between John’ s Bridge adjoining
Ardee Workhouse and Corbally’s Cross near
Kilpatrick. Sec. 5*2.
1st year..
d.
59
55 15 10
Patrick Brennan, contractor, for repairing until
Slimmer Assizes, 1881, 1777 perches o f the road
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between Garvey
Bridge joining County Meath and the Bridge of
Tallanstown. Sec. 52,
1st year..
s.
161 15
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, for repairing
for 3 years from Summer Assizes, 1875, 1600
Carried over,
370 14 11
14
15
N E W PRESENTM ENTS GRAN TED SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
N E W PRESENTM ENTS GRA N TED SUM M ER ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
370 14 11
perches o f the post road from Ardee to Dunleer,
by Dromin, between Coogan’s Bridge and Crosse
lish. Sec. 52.
2nd year.. 20
Off County at Large,. . £20
00
Off Barony,
..
20
0 0
£40
0
0
No.
Brought forward,
71
Michael Grogan, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Collon to Dunleer, between
Margaret Bridge and Gibber’s Bridge and the
meering o f Ardee and Ferrard at the lands o f
Athclare. Sec. 52.
8rd yea r,.
39
2
3
72
Owen Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 1874, 504 perches
o f the road from Ardee to Drumcondra, by Silver13ill, between the road from Ardee to Burleybridge at Silverhill and the road from Ardee at
Mr. Carraher’s land in Coole. Sec. 52. 3rd year
18 18
0
0
0
Patrick Boe, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 1875, 984 perches of
the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between Mapastown Bridge and the School-house o f Ardee.
Sec. 52.
2nd year. . 155 16 0
67
years fr( m Summer Assizes, 1874, 1380 perches
o f the rord from Ardee to Dunleer, by Bichardstown, between the National School-house in
Ardee and Keag’s Cross. Sec. 52.
3rd y e a r.. 69 0 0
66
68
£ 8. d.
773 8 1
Mathew Kieran, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Ardee to the Mills of Louth, by
Tallanstown, between the post road from Ardee
to Carrickmacross near the Dispensary in Ardee
and the Bridge at the Mills o f Louth. Sec 52.
3rd year. . 61 1 2
69
Thomas Murray, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by
Nicholastown, between the Bridge at the Mills of
Louth and the post road from Ardee to Carrick
macross at Aclint. Sec. 52.
3rd year.. 40 17 6
70
James Durnin, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Ardee to Drumcondra, by the
Bog o f Glack, between the road from Cookstown
to Drumcondra near Mr. Singleton’s new road
and the Bog of Glack. Sec. 52.
3rd year. . 55 18 6
Carried over,
773
8
1
73
o f the road from Dundalk to Drumcondra, be
tween Mr. Callan’s in Cookstown and the meer
ing o f Louth and Meath at Mr. Singleton’ s new
line in the Bog o f Glack. Sec. 52.
3rd y e a r ..
James Crinion, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
by Bathescar, between the Cross o f Dromin and
the bridge at the Barony boundary. Sec. 52.
4th year. .
75
Michael Anderson, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dunleer to K ells and Slane, by
Kieran and Smarmore, between Annaglog Cross
and Kieran’s Bridge at the bounds of the County.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
48
1
6
26
3
9
11
0
0
21
5 10
74
76
Thomas W oods, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Port, by
Clonmore, between the bounds o f Ardee and
Ferrard at Corstown and Gallagh and Clonmore.
Sec. 52.
4th yea r,,
Carried over,
937 19
5
16
17
No.
£ s. d.
937 19 5
Brought forward,
77
78
79
80
81
82
Thomas Speers, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Ardee to Kells, by Shanlis, be
tween the National School-house in Ardee and
Skeadog bridge and the bounds o f the County.
Sec. 52.
4th year. .
John Skane, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Kells to Dunleer, by Knockacleva
and Philipstown, between W idow Moorwood’s
on the road from Collon to Ardee, by Funshog
and Philipstown Chapel. Sec. 52.
4th year..
^ °*
£
Brought forward,
83
31 11
7 18
6
0
James M 'Keown, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between
Patrick W alsh’s o f the Spa and the Pound o f
Kiisaran. Sec. 52.
last y e a r..
84 ^ Alexander Armstrong, contractor, for repair
ing for 5 years from Summer Assizes, 1872, 678
perches o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea at
Port, by Drumcar, between Cluide bridge and
Drumcar Cross and the junction road at Cors
town.
Sec. 52.
last yea r..
s. d.
1091 11
53
4
0
22 12
0
Patrick French, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Ardee to Slane, by Smarmore,
between Corbollis Cross and the meeringof Louth
and Meath at W hite Mountain bridge. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
ot the road from Collon to Drumcondra, by Bel
patrick, between Martin’s bridge and Hoghill
Bridge. Sec. 52.
4th yea r..
Henry Durnin, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between
the cross roads of Aclint and the meering of
Louth and Meath near the F ox Cover. Sec. 52.
4th year..
James M'Keown, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Ardee to the Sea at Annagasson,
by Bolies and Mayne, between Drumgoolstown
Cross and the Big Bridge of Annagasson
Sec.
52.
last year. .
Carried over,
15 12
7
0
23 14
85
John Durnin, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Kingscourt to Dunleer, between
the Cross of Stormanstown and the Castle o f
Roodstown.Sec. 52.
last y ea r..
28
5
8
86
James M ‘Donald, contractor, for repairing for
•5 years from Summer Assizes, 1872, 980 perches
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between
the Pound of Kiisaran and Conaberry bridge.
®eclast y e a r.,
40 16
8
0
0
87
Michael Grogan, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 1872, 261 perches o f
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the
Collon and Dunleer road and Rathescar new line.
^ ec•
last year. .
88
Laurence M 'Kenna, contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Dundalk to the Sea at
Dunany, by Castlebellingham, between the Big
Tree in Castlebellingham and the bounds o f the
Baronies o f Ardee and Ferrard.
Sec. 52.
3
67 16
0
1091 11
2
2
last year. .
Carried over,
5
73
1315
8
6
9
8
4 11
19
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SUMMER ASSIZES. 1876.
No.
No.
Brought forward,
£
S’ d<
1315 4 11
Brought forward,
ments in aid o f the levy, v iz .:—
£ s. d.
No.
1 2 3
217 Michael Grogan,
1 3 9
220 James Crinnion, Jun.,
3 14 3
224 Henry Durnin,
2 16 0
225 James M'Keown,
5 5 8
227 John Durnin,
0 8 9
228 Michael Grogan,
2 13 0
230 Henry Durnin,
1 14 0
234 Michael Smyth,
0 16 8
235 Peter M'Ginness,
1 14 0
236 John Reilly,
1 4 9
239
Do.,
0 19 7
0 18 7
243 Thomas Kindlan,
3 10 10
244 James Taaffe,
1 11 6
245 John Butterly,
5 17 0
247 James M‘Keown,
1 13 0
252 David Keeffe,
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£
13
91
Patrick Commons, contractor, for constructing
a gullet on the road from Collon to the Sea at
Tullyesker, between the meering o f Drogheda
and Ferrard at Tullyesker and Ballymakenny
Cross. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
..
92
Barony o f Drogheda, being the amount
o f his
£208 4s. 9d. lodged by him in Bank to the credit
o f said Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’s W ar
rant issued after Spring Assizes, 1876. To be
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, see, 148; and
19& 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec, 10,
. . 7 1 6 2
2 0
TOTAL,
37
3
7
£1278
1
4
90
sec. 145; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6, . .
94
Patrick Commons, contractor, for one-half the
cost repairing 276 perches o f the road from
Drogheda to Dundalk, between the Borough
Boundary and Mr. Harpur’s demesne wall. (See
Barony o f Ferrard). 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52,
..
2
1 6
24 3
0
95
Summer Assizes, 1881, 196 perches of the road
from Collon to the Sea, between the old Turnpike
road and the Borough Boundary mark at Hard
man’s garden.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
°
1st yea r..
9
7 10
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for re-constructing
a pip© sewer on the road from Drogheda to the
Sea, between the Eastern corner of the Chord
burial ground and Hand-street. Sec. 56.
.
4
0__ ”
Carried over,
93
0
Barony of Drogheda.
89
d.
7 10
g.
13710
Patrick Commons, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between
Listoke gate and the meering o f Ferrard and
Drogheda. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
3rd year.
96
o f the road from Collon to the Sea, by Tullyesker,
between the meering o f Drogheda and Ferrard
Carried over,
62
8
6
111 17
0
20
21
No.
£ s. d.
11117 0
Brought forward,
at Tullyesker, and Ballymakenny Cross and the
Glebe and Patrick Coogan’s house.
Sec. 52.
3rd year. .
97
98
19
years from Summer Assizes, 1874, 65J perches
o f the road from Drogheda to Termonfeckin, be
tween the Borough boundary mark at Nun’s
W alk and Newfoundwell bridge.
Section 52.
3rd yea r..
3
9
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
181 12 3
100
John G. Graham, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Castlebellingham, between
Ladywell bridge and Lurgangreen bridge. Sec.
52.
1st year. . 194
101
Bernard Cunningham, contractor, for repairing
and in part re-building a bridge on the road
from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, between the
Castleblayney road at Philipstown and Mr.
K 'K on e’s in Belrobin.
Ibid, and 20 & 21 Vic.,
chap. 15,
. . 20
4
0
of the road from Drogheda to the Sea, by the
Chord, between the Borough boundary stone at
Eastern corner o f Chord burial ground and
Greenhill’ s bridge. See. 52. 4th year..
4 16
No.
0
0
0
Michael Coburn, contractor, for repairing a
bridge and building buttresses to the retaining
wing walls thereof, on the road from Ardee to
Forkhill, between Laurence Traynor’ s in Drumbilla and Thomas Garland’s in Dungooley. 6 &
7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
. . 47
0
0
103
Richard Coburn, contractor, for repairing a
bridge on the road from Forkhill to the Sea at
Blackrock, between Mrs. Coulter’s in Shortstone
and Hackball’ s Cross
Sec. 56,
. . 43
0
0
104
George
Burn, High
Constable
o f the
Barony o f
Upper
Dundalk,
being
the
amount o f his Poundage at Ninepence in the
Pound, on £1868 3s. 10d. lodged by him in
Bank to the credit o f said Barony, pursuant to
the Secretary’s W arrant issued after Spring
Assizes, 1876. To be now paid out o f the sur
plus or balance in County Bank.
6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 148 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63,
sec. 10,
. . 70
1 0
105
o f A rrears of County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit of Collector. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 145 ; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6, . .
22 13
1
ments in aid o f the levy, viz. :—
No.
292 Patrick Clarke,
293
Do.,
£ s. d.
..
0 11 1 1
. . 1 0 0
1 11 11
TOTAL,
£143
5
2
99
Laurence Conlon, contractor, for repairing
road from Dundalk to Ardee, between the Cross
of Bath and the bridge of Fane.
6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
Is* year.. 181 12
Carried over,
181 12
3
3
4
102
9
144 17
5
Carried over,
578 12
9
4
23
22
N E W PRESENTM ENTS G R A N T ED SUMMER A SSIZE S, 1876.
N E W PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
No.
106
107
1OS
109
110
111
112
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
578 12 4
Patrick Roche, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Black
rock, between Mrs.
Percivall’son the Dublin
road and Clermont avenue gate.
6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52,
2nd year.. 128
5
Patrick H ‘Eneany, contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Dundalk to Carrickma
cross, between the Castleblayney road and Gorteen, by Belrobbin.
Sec. 52. 2nd year. . 37 18
Richard Coleman, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road foom Dundalk to Dunleer, by Hains
town, between the Dublin road at Mullaharlin
and Clermont avenue gate and Hugh Murphy’s
on the Dublin road. Sec 52.
2nd year. . 33 3
of the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Black
rock, between Thomas Mullin’s in Barrack-street
and the Long Avenue. Sec. 52.
2nd year.. 30 13
John Brennan, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Dun
mahon, between Mr. Richardson’s back gate and
the old river Fane. Sec. 52.
2nd year.. 16 13
of the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, be
tween Mr. Barton’ s entrance gate at Salttown
and Hackball’s Cross. Sec. 52.
3rd year. . 166 5
of the road from Ardee to Newry, by Barley field
No.
£
s. d.
991 11 2
and Balriggan, between the Ballsmill road at
Castletown, the Forkhill road at Mountbailie,
and the turn of the road to Kilcurry at Balregan.
Sec. 52.
3rd year..
56
4
0
113
Bernard Hanratty, contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the
Sea at Blackrock, between the Cross o f K nock
bridge and the the Sea at P . Brodigan’s and
Cockle H ill, including &y Haggardstown Grave
yard. Sec. 52.
3rd year..
72
8
0
114
Peter Hearty, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Crossmaglen, be
tween the bridge o f Chrin and the bounds o f the
County at Ballybinaby. Sec. 52.
3rd year..
59 10 10
John Conroy, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Forkhill to the Sea at
Lurgangreen, between the Crossmaglen road at
Killen and Kilcurley National School-house.
Sec. 52.
3rd year..
14 15
0
5
0
74
8
0
1296
2
0
0
0
Brought forward,
Carried over,
115
9
4
9
0
991 112
116
John Moley, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, by
Farrendreg, between the Carrickmacross road at
Lisnawilly and the Ballsmill road at Castletown.
Sec. 52.
3rd year.. 27
117
John M ‘ Ardle, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Wellington
Place and Bowling Green* between Dr. Gartlan’ s
in Jocelyn-Street, the entrance to George’ s Q,uay,
M 'Alester’s Pawn Office, Nicholas and Linenliall-Streets, and the big Bridge o f Dundalk.
Sec. 52.
3rd year,,
Carried over,
24
25
No.
118
119
£
Brought forward,
1296
a. d.
2
County Surveyor, for repairing for 1 vear
to Summer Assizes, 1877, 348 perches" o f
the post road from Dundalk to Ardee and Louth,
between George Henry’s in Park-Street and Rath
Bridge at the 'Workhouse. Ibid, and 20 & 21
Vic., chap. 15,
. . 69 12
Off County at L a r g e ,.. £69
12 0
Off Barony,
..
69
12 0
£139 4 0
o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, by
Belrobbin, between the Eailway Bridge at Rice’s
Cross and Mr. M'Keown’s in Bolrobbin. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap 116, sec 52.
4th y ea r..
No.
Brought forward,
0
124
0
125
£
s. d.
1614 18 2
by Carriff Grove, between Patrick M 'G eough’ s
in Cariff and Mary R ogan’s in Lurgankeel. Sec.
52.
5th y e a r.. 13 9 0
Anthony Hagan, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Bosskeagh,
between the Dundalk and Forkhill road at
Mountbailie and the meering o f Louth and
Armagh at Bosskeagh. Sec. 52.
5th y e a r.. 21 12 0
o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea at Black
rock and at South Marsh, between the Point
Boad at Red Barn and the Green Avenue, in
cluding the branch leading to the Sea at South
Marsh. Sec. 52.
6 th y ea r.. 20
4 0
Owen Lennon, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, by
Shanmullagh, between the bounds of the County
at Treagh and at Dowdall’s bridge. Sec. 52.
6 th y ea r.,
14 16 8
Patrick Lamb, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney and
Crossmaglen, by Cavananore and Courtbane, be
tween H. Coulter’s in Carrickastuck and Court
bane Chapel, between the County bounds at
Rassan and Courtbane, and the late Turnpike
Road at Annavackey. Sec. 52.
6th y e a r., 321 8
120
Owen Sherry, -Jun., contractor, for repairing
for7 years from Summer Assizes, 1872, 1040
perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, between Hackball’s Cross and the bounds
o f the County at Drumboat. Sec. 52.
5th year
121
o f the road from Dundalk to Newtownhamilton,
between Lord Boden’s back gate at Salttown and
the meering of Louth and Armagh at Ballsmill.
Sec. 52.
5 th year.
29
3
4
126
78
0
0
127
8876
122
by Lurgankeel, between the Police Barrack at
Kilcurry and the bounds o f the County at Ballynaclose. Sec. 52.
5th year.. 53 13
123
James Coburn, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Dundalk to Newtownhamilton, .
Carried over,
1614 18
128
4
2
John Coulter, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Forkhill, between tho Newry
road at Peter Rice’ s in Lisdoo and the meering
o f Louth and Armagh.
( Omitted at Spring
Assizes, 1876.) Sec. 52.
2nd y ea r.. 163 10
Carried over,
0
1880 11
6
27
26
N o-
No.
131
(The three-fourths on Certificate o f County
Surveyor to be advanced out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank).
129
£ s. d.
1880 11 6
Brought forward,
Joseph Maxwell, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Newry, between the turn to
Forkhill at Peter Rice’s in Lisdoo and the meer
ing of Upper and Lower Dundalk at M 'Kinley’s
forge. ( Omitted at Spring Assizes, 1876.)
Sec- 52.
2nd year,, 128 12
(The three-fourths on Certificate o f County
Surveyor to be advanced out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank).
6
£
John Keenan, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Bellurgan
Railway Station and the B ig W om an’s Grave at
Corakitt. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st y ea r,.
132
Patrick Flanagan, contractor, for repairing
road from Carlingford to the Sea at Whitestown,
between Grange Cross, the Acre, and the ju n c
tion o f the Carlingford and Whitestown roads.
Sec. 52.
1st y e a r ..
35
2009
No.
£ s. d.
..17 8 0
325 Richard Coleman,
..
1 3
5
-------------
4
18 11
1990 12
130
To be raised off Parish of Faughart in this
Barony and paid to Michael Coburn for loss and
damage occasioned by the maliciously or wantonly
setting fire to and almost wholly destroying a
stack o f oats, his property, on the 25th Decem
ber, 1875, at Carrickedmond, Parish o f Faug
hart. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 135; and 16
and 17 Vic., chap. 38,
..
TOTAL,
7
0
£1997 12
7
0
0
49 13
0
Patrick Rice, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Carlingford, by Piedmont, be
tween Mr. Kendall’s in Loughanmore and the
Bridge at the Bush Church. Sec. 52.
1st year
22 16
9
134
Peter Rice, contractor, for repairing until
from Carlingford to the Sea at Bellurgan, b e
tween P. M 'A tee’ s house in Bellurgan and Bel
lurgan Quay. Sec. 52.
1st yea r..
17 15 10
135
Patrick Magreghan, contractor, for repairing
400 perches of a roadway (lately damaged by
floods) on the road from Newry to the Sea at
Rathcor, by Castletowncooley, between the Big
W om an’s Grave at Corrakitt and the meering o f
the Piedmont and Bush roads. Sec. 50.
..
5
0
0
136
County Surveyor, for clearing away, re
moving and leveling gravel obstructing the
waterway underneath the bridge on the road
from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Ballyma
scanlon Mill and Henry L ove’s house. Sec. 56,
and 20 & 21 Vic., chap 15,
..
10
0
0
140
5
7
5
0
d.
133
0
7
b.
Carried over,
No,
Brought forward,
137
138
139
140
141
142
Peter Rice, contractor, for erecting a W eigh
ing Machine on the road from Dundalk to Car
lingford, between Bellurgan Railway Station and
the Railway bridge at Rockmarshal. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
Michael Henry, contractor, being the last of
two half-yearly Instalments of £40, for repairing
a breach, and constructing a pitched slope 160
feet long at Giles’s Quay, on the road from Dun
dalk to Carlingford, between W idow Cumiskey’s
house and Giles’s Quay. Sec. 56. last instalment
£ s. d.
140 5 7
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
205 6 7
and 19 & 20 Yic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
,.
0
1
0
143
36 17
o f Arrears o f County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit o f Collector. 6 & 7 7Vm. 4, chap. 116,
sec, 145; and 19 & 20 Y ic., chap. 63, sec. 6,
5
Owen Kelly, contractor, being the last o f two
half-yearly Instalments of £30, for repairing and
in part re-building two County bridges, a gullet,
wall, and surface on the road from Dundalk to
Newry, between the Newry road at Carrickcarnan
and the Sea at Narrow Water, including the
branch to Killeen School. Sec. 56. last instalment
Terence Boyle, contractor, being the last o f two
half-yearly instalments o f £20, for repairing all
the bridges and gullets on the road from Car
lingford to Newry, between P. Connor’s house in
Carlingford and Ballyonan bridge.
Sec. 56.
last instalment..
0
0
20
0
144
0
Richard Hanlon, contractor, for repairing for
o f the post road from Carlingford to Newry, be
tween Ballyonan bridge, the SeaatDrummullagh,
and the bounds o f the County at Cornamucklagh.
6 ^ 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd y e a r ..
Off Barony,
15
10
0
7
15 16
6
0
6
6
6
£31 13
0
27 15
0
146
Michael Donnelly, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea at Omeath,
between the Big W om an’s Grave at Corrakitt
and the Sea at Omeath. Sec. 52.
2nd year. .
20
1
0
John Bice, contractor, for repairing for 5 years
from Summer Assizes, 1875, 596 perches o f the
road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
Clonalagh bridge and Ballug. Sec. 52. 2nd year
17
7
8
328
7
1
0
7
£15 16
15 16
of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
Maguire’s Cross and the Sea at Templetown.
Sec. 52.
2nd y e a r..
147
205
...
..
145
0
Patrick M'Alester, High Constable o f the
Barony of Lower Dundalk, being the amount of
his Poundage at Ninepence in the Pound, on
£983 13s. 9d. lodged by him in Bank to the
Carried over,
2
O LD CONTRACTS R E N E W E D .
20
Owen M'Donald, contractor, being the last of
two half-yearly Instalments of £40, for repairing
all the bridges and walls on the road from Newry
to Carlingford, between the bounds of the County
and Ballyonan bridge. Sec. 56.
last instalment
9
Carried over,
30
No.
Brought forward,
148
149
150
H ugh Harold, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 1875, a waterchannel and pipes, on the road from Dundalk to
Carlingford, between the Chapel and the Mill
Pond in Carlingford.
Sec.52,
2nd year..
9
No.
Brought forward,
153
James Toner, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Newry to the Sea at Giles’s Quay,
between the Jenkinstown road near Aghameen
School-house and Mrs. W o o d ’s house in Pied
mont Sec.52.
4th y ea r..
154
E dw ard Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
6
80
Terence Boyle, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the post road from Carlingford to Newry,
between Peter Connor’ s house in Carlingford and
Ballyonan bridge. Sec. 52.
4th year..
18 13 5
£
s. d.
494 16 2
15 18
..
..
£18 13
18 13
7 10
5
5
12
7 11
155
Thomas Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, be
tween Riverstown bridge and the Sea near the
Tholsel Gate and P. Connor’s in Carlingford.
Sec. 52.
4th year. .
76
0
0
156
Bichard M'Geeney, contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford
b y Giles’s Quay, between W idow Cummiskey’s
in Loughanmore and the Sea at Giles’s Quay.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
4
9
3
157
o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, between
M 'K in ley’s forge at Bedcow and the bounds o f
the Barony at Killen.
Sec. 52.
last y ea r..
184 16
0
158
the Newry road at Faughart and the road leading
last year.
to Bellurgan Quay. Sec. 52.
159
James Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 5
6 10
Owen Kelly, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Jonesborough, between the Newry road at Dromad
and the Sea at Narrow Water. Sec. 52. 4th year 29
Peter Bice, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Markethill to Carlingford and
Mountpleasant Railway Station, between the
meering of Louth and Armagh at Claretrock,
Mountpleasant Railway Station, and the Car
lingford road at Ballymascanlon. Section 52.
4th year,.
Carried over,
35
13
5
494 16
4
0
2
4
o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, by
Bathcor, between Patrick Malone’s in Castlecarragh andthe Seashore and Blake’ s Cross.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
£37
152
2
Peter Carroll, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Newry to Carlingford, by Ra
vensdale Park and Bellurgan Deerpark, between
the Newry road at Feede and Annaskea and
Ballymascanlon bridge and Mrs. M ‘Donald’s on
the Carlingford road.
Sec.52.
4th yea r..
Off Barony,
151
£ 8. d.
328 7 1
Carried over,
78
8
0
866 158
33
32
No.
£
a, d.
866 15 8
Broughtforward,
the road leading to Bellurgan Quay and Rivers
town bridge. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
160
No.
Brought forward,
162
74
6
3
Thomas Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Carlingford to the Sea at
Templetown, between John L ong’s in Artullybeg,
the Graveyard atTempletown, and the Sea at
Old Mill and Cooley Point. Sec. 52. last year..
24 12 11
163
965 14 10
164
£ s. d.
176 0 0
Thomas McDonald, contractor, for repairing
road from Dunleer to the Sea at Reynoldstown,
between the main street in Dunleer and the
cross roads at Rathdrummond. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st y e a r ..
48 17
8
John Terney, contractor, for repairing until
from Drogheda to Kells, between the Collon post
road at Tullyallen and W ood Bridge. Sec. 52.
1st year. .
52
0
Daniel Reilly, contractor, for repairing until
from Dunleer to the Sea at Clogher, between
Cobbler’s Cross and the road from Callystown to
the South harbour o f Clogher. Sec. 52. 1st year
24
Deduct the following Undischarged
ments in aid o f the levy, viz.
No.
869 Peter Rice,
..
870 John Farley,
..
371 James Murphy,
..
Present
:—
£ s. d.
1 0
0
6 13
4
o 18
0
TOTAL,
£957
3
6
166
Barony of Ferrard.
161
Henry Sloan, contractor, for repairing until
Summer Assizes, 1881, 2035 perches of the part
post road from Drogheda to Dunleer and Collon,
between the meering o f the Baronies of Ferrard
and Drogheda at Tullyesker H ill and the bridge
of Dunleer at Hammondstown. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year.. 176
Off County at Large for 47 perches, £2
Off Barony,
. . 176
1
0
3
0
£178
1
3
167
0
0
168
2
5
W illiam Carroll, contractor, for repairing until
from Dunleer to the Sea at Port, between Dysart
Cross and Seafield Cross. Sec. 52.
1st year. .
31 16
8
road from Collon to Slane, between Mr. W ynne’ s
house in Collon and Amberson’s bridge and
Lambert bridge. Sec. 52.
1st yea r..
13 18
0
John Terney,contractor, for repairing until
from Dunleer to Duleek, between the Collon post
road and the Obelisk at the Boyne. Section 52. 20 13
0
Carried over,
Carried over,
0 10
165
8
Peter Kirk, contractor, for repairing until
11 from
4 Drogheda to Clogher, between the Sessions’
house of Termonfeckin and John Boylan’s house
in Clogher. Sec. 52.
1st year.. 24
5
176
0
0
391 13
7
34
35
No.
Brought forward,
169
from Dunleer to Collon, beetween Margaret
bridge and the Collon post road. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52,
170
road from Ardee to Slane, by Smarmore, be
tween Clinton’s bridge and the bounds o f Louth
and Meath. See. 52.
1st y ea r.,
171
James Harlin, contractor, for making a new
gullet on the road from Dunleer to the Sea at
Port, between the cross of Clonmore and Peter
Clinton’s. Sec. 56,
,,
172
119
10
No.
s. d.
452 13
6
177
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for constructing 24
perches o f a fence along the road from Drogheda
to the Sea by Termonfeckin, between F. Donagh’s
plantation and the road leading to Beaulieu.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
.,
0
1 0
178
Patrick Clarke, contractor, for constructing 58
perches of a fence on the road from Drogheda to
Dundalk, between the road leading from Cloghpatrick and the turn of the road leading to H ard
man’s garden. Sec 56,
0
1
0
179
Barony o f Ferrard, being the amount o f his
Poundage at Ninepence in the Pound, on £1724
12s. Id. lodged by him in Bank to the credit
o f said Barony, pursuant to the Secretary’s W ar
rant issued after Spring Assizes, 1876. To be
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, see. 148; and
19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec, 10,
64 13
6
180
sec. 145 ; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6, . .
6 12
2
the Borough boundary at Mr. Myles’s nursery
and Mr. Harpur’s demesne wall. 6 & 7 Wm 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd year. . 56 14
0
3
2
£
Brought forward,
8
Patrick McCulloch, contractor, for keeping the
Harbour o f Clogher in repair. 16 and 17 Vic.,
chap. 136,
173
John Terney, contractor, for constructing a
fence on the road from Dunleer to Duleek, be
tween the Collon post road and the Obelisk at
the Boyne. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56, . .
174
£ s. d.
391 13 7
Patrick M'Culloch, contractor, for repairing a
gullet and sinking a tail drain on the road from
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Monasterboice, between
the burial ground at Monasterboice and Mr.
Dunlop’s new line. Sec. 56,
..
James Crinion, Jun., contractor, for repairing a
bridge on the road from Collon to Kells and
Slane, between Collon Town and the meering of
Louth and Meath at the townlands of Collon and
Belpatrick. Sec. 56.
176
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, for repairing a
bridge on the road from Ardee to Collon, by Fun
shog, between John M'Cann’s house and Thomas
Conlon’s in Funshog. Sec. 56,
,.
15
0
0
4
8
0
8
0
0
7
0
0
175
Carried over,
181
3
2
0
0
0
0
452 13
6
Also, off Drogheda Barony, for one-half
o f 276 perches,
. .£24 3s.
Carried over,
580 15
2
36
37
No.
£ s. d.
580 15 2
Brought forward,
182 Michael Kelly,
contractor, for repairing for 5
the cross o f Blackhall and Cobler’s cross. Sec. 52.
3rd year. .
183
184
185
61
5 years from Summer Assizes, 1874, 1697
perches o f the road from Collon to the Sea, by
Maiden’ s cross, Piperstown, Tullyesker, and
Fieldstown Chapel, between the old turnpike
road, the bounds o f the Barony at Ballymakenny,
and Piperstown cross at the corner of Mr.
Smith’s demesne. Sec. 52.
3rd year. .
42
Edward Craven, contractor, for repairing for
the meering o f Ferrard and Drogheda, and the
School-houseo f Kellystown.
Sec. 52. 3rd year
30
5
No.
£ s. d.
786 0 6
percbes of the road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
by Monasterboice, between Gibber’s bridge,
W idow M ‘Culloch’ s house, and Mr. Dunlop’s
new line o f road at Monasterboice. Sec. 52.
4th y ea r..
0
8
Brought forward,
189
Patrick Crilly, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between
the cross o f Port, the Sea at Hermitage, and the
Sea at Boodstown. Sec. 52.4th y e a r.. 82 I 4
190
Owen Crosby, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Ganders
town, between Blackhall Cross, the Sea at
Ganderstown, and the School-house at Termon
feckin. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r., 21 15
6
43
6
8
Peter Kirk, contractor, for repairing for 5
James Foster’s in Callystown, Michael Gibney’s
in Clogher, Port Oriel Harbour, and the South
Harbour o f Clogher. Sec. 52.
3rd year..
186
Thomas Crilly, contractor, for repairing for 5
Kellystown School-house and Skeagmore bridge.
Sec. 52.
3rd year..
187
Mathew Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea, by Pains
town, between Togher H ill Cross and the Sea at
Lurganboice. Sec. 52.
3rd year..
188
Patrick M'Culloch, contractor, for repairing
Carried over,
0 10
11 11
0
40 16
8
19 3
4
786
0
6
Patrick Gallagher, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Collon to the Sea at Termonfec
kin, between Mr. Dunlop’ s lodge at the nursery
and the Old Turnpike road at Bawntaffe.
Sec. 52.
4th year. .
192
John Thornton, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Termonfeckin to the Sea at
Seapoint Lodge, between Mr. Branigan’s house
in Termonfeckin and the Sea at Seapoint Lodge.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r ..
193
Michael Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Collon to the Sea, by Tenure,
between the cross o f Tenure and Kieran’ s cross.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
194
Patrick Carroll, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Ardee to the Sea at Dunany,
-5
191
Carried over,
25
2
6
16
0
0
5
8
0
929 14
5
38
39
No.
Brought forward,
between the meering o f Ardee and Ferrard at
Mountdoyle and Sir A. Bellingham’s gate at
Dunany. Sec. 52.
a h year. .
195
£ s. d.
929 14 5
18 14
Brought forward,
£ S. d.
1097 14 9
201
o f the road from Ardee to the Sea, between
Owen Barton’s house and the cross o f Port.
Sec. 52.
last y e a r,,
10
8
7
202
o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by
Togher, between Cobler’s cross and the Sea at
Annagasson. See. 52.
last y e a r ..
39
7
6
203
James M 'Donald, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Ardee to Drogheda, by Stone
house and Rokeby Hall, between the Whiteriver
bridge and the road leading from Barmeath to
Drogheda. Sec. 52.
last y e a r.,
21
9
2
204
o f the road from Kells to Duleek, by Townley
Hall, between the W oodbridge
and Peter
Roche’s house. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
7 13
4
205
Mathew Stanley, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Collon to the Sea, between the
Town of Collon and the cross of Tenure. Sec. 52.
last y e a r..
206
Michael Byrne, contractor,
years from Summer Assizes,
of the road from Collon to
Tenure cross and the cross o f
207
Edward Jones, contractor, for repairing and
keeping iu repair for 5 years from Summer A s
sizes, 1872, the Harbour o f Dunany. 16 & 17
Vic., chap. 136.
last y e a r..
6
Michael Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dunleer to Termonfeckin, be
tween the cross o f Drumshallon, Blackhall cross,
and the cross o f Drumgutter. Sec. 52. 4th year
28 5
Patrick Murphy, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Har
ristown, between the Whiteriver bridge at the
Barony bounds and Boyle’s bridge at the County
bounds. Sec. 52.
4 th yea r., 25 0
197
Peter Carron, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Port, be
tween the meering o f Ardee and Ferrard and the
cross o f Clonmore. Sec. 52.
4 th yea r..
8 13
198
James Reilly, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk toDrogheda, by Sal
terstown, between the meering o f Ardee and
Ferrard and John Harmon’shouse at Salters
town.
Sec. 52.
4M year. .
21 10
N o-
10
196
0
4
0
199
years from Summer Assizes, 1872. 810 perches
of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Black
hall, between Blackstaff bridge and Blackhall
Sec. 52.
last y ea r.. 60 12 6
cross.
200
of the road from Drogheda to the Sea, between
Mr. K ing’s mill and James Cavanagh’s at the
Sea. Sec. 52.
last year. .
15 4 2
Carried over,
1097 14
9
for repairing for 5
1872, 542 perches
the Sea, between
Moylera. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
Carried over,
14 13
3
13 11
0
10
0
0
1214 17
7
41
40
No,
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
1214 17 7
Brought forward,
No.
£ s. d.
404 Patrick Clarke,
..
0 13 4
407
Do.,
..
1 5 0
409 Thomas Kenny, Jun.,
..
1 9 2
410 Michael Byrne,
.. 5 0 0
411 James Reilly,
..
3 10 0
..
1 1 4
..
0 11 3
417 Owen M'Evoy,
423 James Toris,
,. 2 0 0
o 11 6
425 Thomas Yenables,
426 Patrick M'Kenna,
..
0 9 7
427 John Savage,
..
1 0 0
428 John Lynch,
..
1 5 2
484 Thomas Kenny, Jun.,
..
1 9 2
..
1 6 8
ganstown bridge.
sec. 52,
6 & 7
Wm. 4,
chap.
£ s. d.
34 19 0
116,
..
39 17
6
210
Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., contractor, for re
pairing until Summer Assizes, 1881, 1150 perches
o f the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, by
Corderry, between Patrick Murtagh’ s house in
Louth and Allardstown cross.
Section 52,
1st year. .
35 18
9
211
Owen Mathews, contractor, for repairing until
from Castleblayney to Ardee, by Ballykelly, be
tween the meeting o f Louth and Monaghan and
James Moore’s in Stonetown and Priortate
Cross. Section 52.
1st y ea r..
21 15
7
212
Thomas Kindlan, contractor, for repairing a
bridge and building fences over same along the
road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by Whiterath,
between Christianstown Cross and the road
leading from Dundalk to Dunleer at John W oods’
house. Sec. 56.
..
18 17
6
213
Joseph F. Booth, High Constable o f the Barony
o f Louth, being the amount o f his Poundage at 9d.
in the Pound, on £1078 16s. 0d. lodged by him in
Bank to the credit o f said Barony, pursuant to
the Secretary’s W arrant issued after Spring
Assizes, 1876. To be now paid out o f the sur
plus or balance in County Bank.
6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 148; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63,
sec. 10,
..
40
9
1
214
sec. 145 ; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6, , .
3 13
0
195 10
5
21 12
TOTAL,
£1193
5
2
5
Barony of Louth.
208
Thomas Lane, contractor, being the first o f
four half-yearly Instalments of £139 16s 0d. for
forming, widening, gravelling, and repairing
466 perches of the road from Dundalk to Drogh
eda, by Dromiskin, between the Rectory gate in
Dromiskin and Nicholas Magill’s in Drumleck.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 50 ; and 20 and 21
Vic., chap. 15.
1st instalment... 34 19
209
John M 'H ugh, contractor, for repairing until
from Carrickmacross and Louth to Dunleer, be
tween Mr. Knaggs’ gate in Corderry and BragCarried over,
84 19
0
Carried over,
0
42
43
No.
£ s. d.
195 10 5
Brought forward,
215
216
217
218
219
220
No.
221
o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at
Annagasson, between Tallanstown bridge and
the meering o f Louth and Ardee. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd yea r.. 115
5
2
perches of the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt,
between Mrs. Marmion’s house in Louth and the
bridge at the Mills o f Louth. Sec. 52. last year
23 17 10
John M'Fadden, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by D ro
miskin, between the Old River Fane and the
stream that divides Louth and Ardee.
Sec. 52.
4th y ea r..
30 18
1
Laurence Hoey, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Castleblayney to Ardee, by
Mullacrew, between Patrick Murtagh’s house in
Louth and Mr. Keiran’s avenue gate at Rath
brist. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r.. 20 17
0
£ g. d.
471 3 6
forward,
Thomas Murray, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Carrickmacross to Dundalk, by
Drumgowna, between Francis M 'K enn a’s in
Drumgowna and Mr. Gernon’ s at Mills of Louth.
Sec. 52.
last yea/r..
Patrick H 'Keow n, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Carrickmacross to the
Sea at Whitehouse, between Allardstown cross
and the Sea at Whitehouse. Sec. 52.
last year
223
Patrick Larkin, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by
Whiterath and Lurgangreen, between Christians
town cross and the road leading from Dundalk
to Dunleer at John W oods’s house. Sec. 52.
last y e a r ..
15 12
222
’
37 13
Thomas Maguire, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between
Lurgangreen bridge and Patrick Walsh’s at the
Spa, Sec. 52.
last y ea r.. 63 15
Owen M'Kenna, contractor, for rejiairing for 5
o f the road from Carrickmacross to Dunleer, by
Mullacrew, between Mr. Gernon’s garden gate
and Glyde Court avenue gate. Sec. 52. last year
Carried over,
0
224
Patrick M 'K eow n, Jun., contractor, for re
pairing for 5 years from Summer Assizes, 1872,
800 perches o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee,
by Grange and Coolfed, between W idow K in g’s
in Knockdillon and James Hanratty’s in Killen
coole. Sec. 52.
last yea r.,
0
0
471
3
6
37
4
9
6
15 16
8
577 10
5
ments in aid o f the levy, viz. :—
No.
£ g. d.
484 Thomas Murray,
494 John Maguire,
21
0
2 12
1 15
TOTAL,
0
4
4
7
4
£573
3
1
44
ABSTRACT.
U N D ISC H A RG ED
NEW
PRESENTMENTS,
OF
-X X -
Cross Amount.
County at Large, £3758 2 1
1315 4 11
Ardee,
144 17 1
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,.. 2016 4 0
Lower Dundalk,..
965 14 10
1214 17 7
Ferrard,
Louth,
577 10 5
F O R M E R
Re-Presented.
87 3 7
1 11 11
18 11 5
8 11 4
21 12
2
PRESENTM ENTS
A S S I Z E S .
Warrants Issued.
2312
4
6
257 13 11
2912 9 7
1345 18 11
1998 2 8
County at Large.
£
No.
225
43, Owen M 'Keever, Court-house o f Ardee,
repair,
bal
70, Patrick Roche, post road, Ardee to D rogh
226
eda, by Collon,
bal
42, W illiam Adams, heating County Court
227
house, and Gas-fittings,
bal:
£9992 10 11
4
7
4
3074
3
7
91 17
9
9900 13
2
S U M M E R A S S I Z E S , 1876.
--------- ►>*<---------COUNTY OF LO UTH, )
CH A B LE S M 'M AH O N, of Brook) field, Clerk o f the Crown for said
________ T0 w,tT'________) County, maketh Oath and saith, That
the foregoing contains a True Copy or Abstract o f the Present
ments made by the Grand Jury, and fiated by the Court at this
Sworn before me at Dundalk, this 14th day of July, 1876.
J. M U B P H Y ,
Justice o f the Peace for the County of Louth.
Signed,
CH ARLES M 'M AHON.
s. d.
7
0
0
5
0
0
7
0
0
228
43, The County Surveyor, Court-house o f A r
o 6 11
dee, r> pair,
bal:
229
3 15 0
230
25 12 6
bal
40, W illiam Adams, heating County Court
house, gas-fittings,
41, Nicholas Colligan, Court-house o f A r d e e ..
233
234
48, County Surveyor, post road, Dundalk to
Ardee and Louth,
235
51, William Newett, 47 perches post road,
231
232
Carried over,
25
25 00
00
15 0 4
20
20 00 00
69 12
1
0
9
5
179 16
2
46
47
N o*
Brought forward,
£ S. d.
179 16 2
N o.
Granted Spring, 1876
236
35, William M'Master, ReDto f Stores of the
Regiment o f Militia,
l al 35 0
237
60, Michael Smyth, 182 perches, post road,
Ardee to Drogheda, by Kildemock and Paughans ■
town>
..
2 5
238
61, John Reilly, 124 perches post road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, through Ardee,
..
6 14
62, Henry E. Kelly, post road, Carrickmacross
to Dundalk,
..
240
..
241
64, Denis Flanagan, post road, Ardee to Dun
leer, by Dromin,
..
0
6
239
242
243
244
245
246
247
251
51, Michael Smyth, 340 perches, Kingscourt
to Dunleer,
lal
252
4
43 13
0
Barony
of Ardee.
J
253
254
76, John Conlon, 1724 perches, Ardee to Car
rickmacross, by Tallanstown,
lal
£
s. a.
10
0
0
10 10
0
..
20
81, Henry E. Kelly, altering road, K ings
court to Dundalk,
..
0
Slane, by Oberstown and Smarmore,
lal 12
61, Patrick Fleming, fence, Drogheda to Dun
dalk, by Rathescar,
. . 0
72, Michael Smyth, fence, Ardee to Drogheda,
by Kildemock,
. . 0
76, Patrick Boyle, 775 perches, Ardee to
Drumcondra,
l al
6
3 15
0
47 10
0
65, John Hardy, post road, Dundalk to Kingscourt>
. . 84 16 4
. . 25 12 6
67, James Toris, 568 perches post road,
from
Ardee to Drogheda,
. . 42 12 0
68, James Toris, 284 perches post road, from
Ardee to the Sea at Seafield, by Dunleer,
..
8 5 8
69, Patrick Clarke, 87 perches post
road,
Drogheda to Navan, by Townley Hall,
. . 417 11
70, James M‘Donald, post road, Drogheda to
Collon,
, # 47 19 5
248
71, Peter Mathews, post road, Drogheda
Collon,
249
72, Daniel Breene, post road, Dundalk
Kingscourt,
250
73, Thomas Connolly, post road, Dundalk
Carrickmacross,
"
TOTAL,
to
..
to
..
to
..
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
81, Henry E. Kelly, 873 perches, post road,
lal
82, Henry E. Kelly, 933 perches part post
lal
Drogheda, by Philipstown,
lal
93, James Byrne, 980 perches, Ardee to Castle
blayney, by Corcreagh and Kingscourt,
lal
Carrickmacross,
lal
3
4
262
64 13
7
263
38
0
0
£677 14
9
264
to Annagasson, by Roodstown,
lal
42
Carried over,
0
0
1 0
0
0
1 0
1 0
7
1
12
0
0
7
0
0
6
0
0
4
0
0
5
0
0
53
7
0
146
7
1
49
48
No.
£ S. d.
146 7 1
Brought forward,
265
No.
Brought forward,
281
20
0
0
39
0
0
283
20
0
0
284
by Richardstown,
5
0
0
285
269
by Philipstown,
0
1
0
270
Dunleer, by Richardstown;
bal
271
62, Mathew Kieran, 1724 perches, Ardee to
the Mills of Louth, by Tallanstown,
bal
272
63, Thomas Murray, 981 perches, Dundalk to
bal
15
0
0
273
64, James Durnin, 910 perches,
Drumcondra, by the bog o f Glack,
16 18
6
19
2
3
4 18
0
266
54, Patrick Roe, 984 perches road, Dundalk to
Ardee,
bal
267
55, John Short, hill, hollows, and gripes,
bal
268
282
286
£
s. d.
374 12 1
72, John Skane, 474 perches, Kells to Dun
leer, by Knockacleva and Philipstown,
bal
3 0
73, Patrick French, 832 perches, Ardee to
Slane, by Smarmore,
bal
5 12
bal
4 0
Kingscourt
23 14
76,
James M'Keown, 1356 perches, Ardee to
the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and Mayne,
bal 17 16
77,
James M 'K eow n, 532 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer,
bal 14 0
bal
7 0
79,
John Durnin, 1810 perches, Kingscourt to
Dunleer,
bal 14 5
80,
James M'Donald, 980 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer,
bal 10 16
81, Michael Grogan, 261 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
..
5 8
82, Laurence M ‘Kenna, 1100 perches, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Dunany, by Castlebellingham,
bal 23 6
83,
Owen Byrne, 2325 perches, Ardee to Car
rickmacross,
58 2
84, Henry Durnin, 819 perches, Kingscourt
to the
Sea at Blackrock,bal 7 13
85,
Patrick Brennan, 887 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk,
bal 6 0
Ardee to
bal
274
Dunleer,
bal
275
66 , Owen Byrne, 504 perches, Ardee to Drum
condra, by Silverhill,
lal
276
67, Owen Byrne, 641 perches, Dundalk to
Drumcondra,
lal
277
68 , James Crinion, Jun., 967 perches, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Rathescar,
lal
278
Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smarmore, bal
23
0
0
287
16
0
0
288
12
11
6
70, Thomas Woods, 730 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Port, by Clonmore,
bal
7
280
Kells, by Shanlis,
bal 13
1
3
6
9
0
0
0
0
289
290
291
292
293
294
279
Carried over,
295
0
0
374 12
I
74,
Michael Smyth, 348 perches road, K ings
court to Dunleer, by Roodstown
13
Carried over,
588
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
8
8
9
8
6
0
0
1
0
8
7
51
50
U N D ISC H A R G E D P R E SE N TM E N TS OF FO RM ER ASSIZES.
UNDISCH ARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FORM ER ASSIZES.
No.
N o*
Brought forward,
296
297
75, County Surveyor, 648 perches road, D un
la l
£
8. d.
588 8 7
82 10
76, John Eakins, 603 perches road, D un dalk
by A rdee to Dunleer,
. . 75
298
77, Michael Smyth, 2000 perches road, Ardee
to Carrickmacross,
. . 200
299
78, Joh n Eakins, drain, sewers, tw o new trap
grates, and footpath, D undalk to D rogheda,
through the Tow n o f Ardee,
..
300
80, Thomas King, wall, Dundalk to Dunleer,
302
84, Patrick Boyle, 775 perches road, A rdee to
Drumcondra,
..
304
85, James Cusack, 452 perches road, Carrick
..
306
8 8 , Joh n R eilly, 1416 perches part post road,
95, Thomas Kindlan,
454 perches
Castlebellingham to the Sea at Seabank,
road,
..
0
0
0
0
96, James Taaffe, 1400 perches road, Ardee to
Carrickmacross, by Rathneestin and Thomas
town,
..
315
97, John Butterly, 1322 perches road, Ardee
to the Sea at Annagasson,
..
316
98, Patrick Bogan, 1030 perches road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Annagasson,
..
317
01 0
gj 7
48 19
2
9 18
7
99, James M'Keown,
1154
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Bolies,
perches
83 10 10
49 11
6
38 12
6
road,
..
28 17
0
318
100, Michael Smyth,
1461 perches road,
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Drumgoolstown,
..
4
319
101, James Byrne, 980porches road,
Ardee
to Castleblayney, by Corcreagh and Kingscourt,
20
TOTAL,
48 14
0
8
4
£1767 14
7
16 8
. . 146 13
Barony of Drogheda.
8
43
13 0
90, H en ry E . K elly, 933 perches part post
road, K in gscou rt to N ew ry,
..
42
18 0
309
91, John R eilly, 833 perches road, K ingscourt
to D rogheda,
..
31
4 9
310
92, Denis Flanagan, 1600 perches post road,
..
47
93, Nicholas Carberry, 925 perches road, K ells
to Dunleer, by Lawlesstown H ill,
..
26 19 7
Carried over,
4
j
6
34 q
6
31
314
0
89, H enry E. K elly, 873 perches post road,
.,
311
313
6
30 0
1468 perches, part post
road, Ardee to D rogheda, b y K ildem ock and
Paughanstown,
..
87, Peter McGuinness, 828 perches road, D un
leer to the Sea at Dunany,
..
308
to Drogheda, by Philipstown,
..
8 6 . M ichael Smyth,
305
307
312
301
303
7
40
79, N icholas Carberry, fence, tail-drain, and
drain, D unleer to Ardee, by Drom in,
..
0
£ s. d.
1506 17 8
Brought forw ard,
320
321
0
85, Patrick Clarke, fence, Drogheda to Dun
dalk, by Killineer,
..
0 1 0
Granted Spring , 1875.
322
8
4 5
10 0
1506 17
100, Edward G-ogarty, 100 perches footpath,
bal
..
Carried over,
6 0
10
6
0
0
52
53
UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FOMRER ASSIZfiS.
No.
£ S. d.
10 6 0
Brought forward,
86, Patriek Clarke, 196 perches, Collon to the
Sea,
..
324
to Dundalk,
lal
335
323
325
326
327
14 14
0
39
8
6
the Sea, by Tullyesker,
lal
10
0
0
92, Patrick Clarke, 65J perches, Drogheda to
Termonfeckin,
..
9
0
0
the Sea, by the Chord,
..
4 16
329
330
331
332
836
337
338
9
s. d.
45 151
Brought forward,
120 , George Burn, fences, Dundalk to Cross
maglen, by Boach,
..
0 1 0
121 , Felix Grant,
fence, Dundalk to New
townhamilton,
..
0 1 0
98, County Surveyor, instalments, hills and
hollows, Castleblayney to Newry, by Balregan.
20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
lal 42 10
107, Michael Doherty, first instalment, bridge,
Dundalk to Ballsmill,
..
64 10
108, James Graham, gullet, Dundalk to
Castleblaney,
..
4 0
109, James Smyth, fence, Dundalk to Ardee,
339
328
£
No.
102, Patrick Clarke, 500 perches road, Drogh
eda to Dundalk, by Ballymakenny,
50 0 0
dalk,
0 1 0
106, JamesM'Donald, 460 perches
road,
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Blackball,
15 6 8
107, PatrickFlanagan, 378 perches
road,
Drogheda to Dunleer,
33 9 5
eda to the Sea at Greenhills,
4 11 11
TOTAL,
£191 14
3
341
342
343
344
345
347
333
Carried over,
45 14
0
1
349
1 0
45 15
348
1
0
0
010
110 , County Surveyor, last instalment, hills
and hollows, Castleblaney to Newry, by Bal
regan. 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
lal
346
94, County Surveyor, hills and hollows, Dun
dalk to Crossmaglen. 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15. lal
334
119, Mathew M. Graham, fence, Dundalk to
Crossmaglen, by Cavanore,
..
340
0
114, County Surveyor, 480 perches part post
road, Newry to Dunleer, through Dundalk, lal
to the Sea,
i ai
116, Stephen Duffy, Jun., 1830 perches, Ardee
to Newry, by Skyhill,
lal
120 , Patrick Roche, 1100 perches, Dundalk to
Carrickmacross,
i ai
122 , Patrick Rourke, 238 perches, Dundalk to
the Sea,
i ai
123, Patrick Rourke, 118 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Chapel-lane,
lal
to Ardee,
lal
Castlebellingham,
i ai
Carried over,
78
0
0
86
7
6
137 2
0
8
2
6
10
0
0
8 14
6
2
4
6
25
6
0
5
0
0
517 15
1
55
54
No.
Brought forward,
350
351
852
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
386
Dunleer, by Blackrock,
lal
97, Patrick M ‘Eneany, 1137 perches, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
lal
98, Richard Coleman, 885 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Hainstown,
lal
Drogheda, by Blackrock,
lal
100, John Brennan, 445 perches, Dundalk to
Dunleer, by Dunmahon,
lal
101, Joseph Maxwell, 10 perches, Red Barn
road to the Sea,
104, John Morris, protection wall, Forkhill to
the Sea at Lurgangreen,
lal
105, W illiam Greenhill, pipes, Windmill road,
Dundalk to the Sea at Blackrock,
108, James Graham, 1330 percbes, Dundalk
to Castleblaney,
lal
109,
James Graham, 562 perches, Ardee to
Newry, by Barleyfield and Balriggan,
lal
110, Bernard Hanratty, 2172 perches, Car
rickmacross to the Sea at Blackrock,
lal
111, Peter Hearty, 1429 perches, Dundalk to
Crossmaglen,
lal
112, John Conroy, Jun., 590 perches, Forkhill
to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
lal
113, John Moley, 545 perches, Dundalk to
lal
114, John M'Ardle, 496 perches, Dundalk to
Newry, by Wellington-place and Bowling Green,
lal
lal
116, Richard Coleman, 700 perches, Dundalk
to Castleblaney, by Belrobbin,
lal
£ s. d.
517 15 1
£ s. d.
780 6 5
No.
367
43
5
0
12 18
0
9
0
0
117, Owen Sherry, Jun., 1040 perches, D un
lal
368
Newtownhamilton,
lal
369
Newtownhamilton, by Lurgankeel,
lal
0
0
22
7
6
13 13
4
9
0
5 12
0
370
7 13
4
6
0
0
120, James Coburn, 807 perches, Dundalk to
..
371
121, Anthony Hagan, 648 perches, Dundalk
to Newry, by Eosskeagh,
lal
372
122, John Coulter, 606 perches. Dundalk to
the Sea at Blackrock and at South Marsh,
lal
20
13
Carried over,
10
5
0
0
0
373
123, Owen Lennon, 1017 perches, Carrickma
cross to Newry, by Shanmullagh,
bal
374
124, Patrick Lamb, 1540 perches, Dundalk to
Castleblaney and Crossmaglen, by Cavananore
and Courtbane,
lal
0
5
4
0
7
0
0
12
1
8
0
1
0
42
5
0
14
4
0
42
8
0
15
0
0
377
113, James Graham, 265 perches road, Dun
7
0
0
378
7
5
0
road, Newry to Dunleer, through the Town o f
274
Dundalk,
375
109, County Surveyor, 1100 perches road,
247 10
376
110, John Hardy, 981 perches post road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt,
84 16
92 15
0
3
0
7
6
2
0
2
6
17 12
6
1880 19
8
379
0
0
13 12
0
19
246
Dundalk to the Sea,
380
116, Stephen Duffy, Jun., 1830 perches road,
38
381
8
0
0
780
6
5
117, John Coulter, 470 perches road, Dundalk
to the Sea at Soldier’s Point,
57
56
No.
No.
£
Brought forward,
s. d.
1880 19
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
146 17 6
8
. , 118 7
393
to the Sea at Bathcor, by Castletown Cooley, bal 10 13
394
136, Thomas M 'Ardle, 645 perches, Carling
ford to Forkhill, by Faughart and M onascreeb,. .
13 8
395
140, County Surveyor, bed o f river at Bally
mascanlon road, from Dundalk to Carlingford.
20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
5 0
392
382
118, Richard Coleman, 294 perches rofid, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Killally andHainstown, . .
383
119, Laurence Curran, 81 perches road, Dun
dalk to Ardee, by Stapleton-place and rere of
County Gaol,
..
TOTAL,
384
5 16
5
41 0
£1890 17
1
396
397
125, Bichard Hanlon, 1085 perches, post road,
bal
to Carlingford,
bal
127, Michael Donnelly, 770 percbes, Dundalk
to the Sea at Omeath,
bal
128, John Rice, 596 perches, Dundalk to Car
lingford,
bal
129, H ugh Harold, channel and pipes, Dun
bal
385
149, County Surveyor, cleaning bed o f river at
the bridge o f Ballymascanlon, on the road from
Dundalk to Carlingford.20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
6
0
0
399
5
0
0
121, County Surveyor, instalment, new line,
697 perches, Newry to the Sea at Templetown.
bal
387
145, Hugh O’Hare, water-way, channel, and
..
386
56
7
6
2
0
0
0
0
11 10
0
388
Carried oner,
400
4
9
0
11 16
6
7
0
0
5
1 0
5
0
0
2 9 6
road, Newry to "the Sea at Templetown,
118 7 6
402
133, Peter Carroll, 2450 perches, Newry to
Carlingford, by Ravensdale Park and Bellurgan
Deerpark,
bal 20 7 10
403
134, Terence Boyle, 1195 perches post road,
bal
9 13 5
404
135, Owen Kelly, 890 perches, Dundalk to
bal 11 13 4
405
136, Peter Rice, 940 perches, Markethill to
Carlingford and Mountpleasant Bailway Station.
bal
9 0 0
406
137, James Toner, 986 perches, Newry to the
Sea at Gyles’ s Quay,
bal
4 0 0
401
124, Samuel Bussell, hills and hollows, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Omeath,by Jenkinstown, . .
389
125, Michael Doherty, footpath, Carlingford
to Newry,
bal
390
126, Terence Boyle, wall, Carlingford to
Newry,
..
391
127, John Carroll, wall, Newry to Carling
ford, by Bellurgan DeerPark,
...
398
6
58
5
0
0
3
0
0
146 17
6
Carried over,
498 16
2
58
59
No.
Brought forward,
138, Edward Murphy, 700 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford, by Rathcor,
lal
408
139, Thomas Murphy, 1520 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
bal
£ s. d.
498 16 2
407
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
140, Richard M'Geeney, 306 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford, by Gyles’s Quay,
lal
Newry,
Id
Carlingford,
143, James Byrne, 1551 perches, Dundalk to
Carlingford,
bal
144, Thomas Murphy, 676 perches, Carling
ford to the Sea at Templetown,
lal
145, Mathew Campbell, 1384 perches, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Omeath, by Jenkinstown, lal
4
0
0
19
0
0
1
0
0
46 16
0
20
0
0
£
No.
Brought forward,
423
124, Michael Donnelly, surface, sides, water
courses, bridges, and gullets, Dundalk to Car
lingford, by Slievenaclogh,
bal
424
125, Peter Carroll, surface o f the several por
s.
d.
725 10
7
3
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
20
0
0
15
0
0
40
0
0
25
0
0
10
0
0
tions (damaged by the floods), road, Newry to
Carlingford, by Ravensdale and Bellurgan DeerPark,
lal
425
126, James Toner, bridges, gullets, and sur
face, Newry to the Sea at Giles’s Quay,
bal
426
127, Patrick Rice, bridge and surface damaged
by the floods, Dundalk to Carlingford,
lal
146, Peter Rice, 305 perches, Carlingford to
the Sea at Bellurgan,
. bal
147, Thomas Byrle, 824 perches, Dundalk to
Newry
âl
148, Patrick Flanagan, 996 perches, Carling
*
bal
149, Patrick Rice, 800 perches, Bundalk to
Carlingford, by Piedmont;
lal
120, Michael Henry, breach and pitched slope,
at Giles’s Quay, Dundalk to Carlingford,
121, Edward King, 1005 perches road, Car
lingford to the Sea at Whitestown,
..
122, Patrick Rice, Surface, sides, all the
bridges and gullets and water-courses, Dundalk
to the sea at Omeath,
bal
123, Peter Raflerty, 906 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carlingford, by Slievenaclogh,
Carried over,
20
0
0
427
6 12 11
428
8
0
0
429
4
0
0
430
5
0
0
431
10 10
0
432
4
0
0
20
0
0
25
2
6
10
0
0
22 13
0
725 10
7
Owen McDonald, bridges and walls,
Newry to Carlingford,
129, Owen K elly, 2 County bridges, gullet,
wall, and surface, Dundalk to Newry,
130, John Lennon, new wall, Dundalk to Car
lingford,
131, Michael JRice, Riverstown bridge, Dun
_ 133, Terence Boyle, bridges and gullets, Car
lingford to Newry,
128,
134, Thomas Traynor, bed o f river, bridge,
12 0 0
135, John Long, water-course and Iron grat
ing, Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown, by
Irish Grange,
5 0 0
434
136, Edward King, gullet and road, Carling
ford to the Sea at Whiteatown,
lal
1 0 0
4 35
144, County Surveyor, last instalment, 574
perches new line o f road, and 697 perches road,
Ntwry to the Sea at Templetown,
. , 118 7 6
436
145, Peter Rice, 695 perches, Dundalk to
17 7 6
437
to the Sea at ^rYhitestown and Ballagan,
..
76 13 4
433
Carried over,
1073 18 11
61
60
No,
£ s. d.
1073 18 11
Brought forward,
438
147, James Murphy, 1077 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
..
439
to the Sea at Rathcor, by Castletown Cooley,
TOTAL,
449
35 18
0
450
26 13
£1136 10
4
3
Barony of Ferrard.
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
103 18 4
to Dundalk,
Ial29 14
151, James Morgan, footpath and water-channel, Dundalk to Drogheda, by Dunleer,
lal 40
153, James M ‘ Donald, gullet, Ardee to the
Sea, by Stonehouse,
••
4-52
144, Christopher Keiran, fence, Collon to the
Sea, by the Cross of Tenure and Moylary Cross,
155, Laurence Johnston, fence, Dunleer to
the Sea,
••
454
158, Michael Kelly, 980 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
l al
5
0
0
0
01 0
0
2 16
8
455
155, James M‘ Donald, water-course, Drogheda
to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
bal
to the Sea, by Maiden’s Cross, Piperstown,
Tullyesker, and Fieldstown Chapel,
lal
5 0
0
456
160, Edward Craven, 515 perches, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
l al
8
Dundalk,
lal
4
Dundalk,
l®l 25
163, Mathew Murphy, 460 perches, Dunleer
to the Sea, by Painstown,
lal
4
164, John Lynch, 246 perches, Dunleer to the
Sea at Cruisetown,
..
8
165, Patrick M'Culloch, 1300 perches, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Monasterboice,
lal 11
166, Patrick Crilly, 962 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
l^
8
157, Owen Crosby, 1045 perches, Dunleer to
lal
7
168, Patrick Gallagher, 670 perches, Collon
to the Sea at Termonfeckin,
lal
8
Carried over,
0
451
164, Patrick Murphy, 1288 perches, Collon to
Ardee and Drumcondra,
bal
155, County Surveyor, painting and repairing
Iron bridge at the Obelisk, Dunleer to Duleek,
bal
159, Thomas Elcock, 1265 perches road, Dro
gheda to Dundalk, by Termonfeckin,
bal
141, Patrick Clarke, barrier, Drogheda to the
Sea, by Queensborough,
lal
142, Patrick Murphy, sewer, Ardee to Dro
gheda, by Collon,
kin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan Bridge,
bal
Dundalk,
lal
161, Peter Mathews, 736 perches, post road,
Drogheda to Collon,
..
0
453
440
No.
457
110
13 10
0
458
0
459
460
7 10
0
461
5
0
0
462
5 13
4
463
11 5
0
464
42 3
4
103 18
4
Carried over,
1 0
16
0
0
27
8
6
0 10
0
0
16 8
0
0
4
0
6
8
1 4
15 5
2
6
307 10
3
62
63
No.
,
£
s. d.
307 10 3
Brought forward,
465
169, John Thornton, 320 perches, Termonfec
kin to the Sea at Seapoint Lodge,
bal
466
the Sea, by Tenure,
hai
467
171, Patrick Carroll, 642 perches, Ardee to
the Sea at Dunany,
lal
468
■UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FORMER ASSIZES.
172, Michael Byrne, 970 perches, Dunleer to
Termonfeckin,
M
173, Patrick Murphy, 800 perches, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Harristown,
i ai
470
174, Peter Carron, 260 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Port,
471
175, James Reilly, 860 perches, Dundalk to
i ai
6
0
2
No.
482
the Sea at Clogher,
bal
15 13
483
187, Patrick Carroll, 724 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
bal
41 4
484
Dundalk, by Bathdrummond Church,
..
14 13
9
11
0
0
2
0
0
8 14
8
0
8 0
8 14 6
12
g 1Q
469
7
0 0
£ s. d.
477 2 5
Brought forward,
189, Patrick Carroll, 948 perches, Dunleer to
the Sea at Port,
bal
486
190, Michael Anderson, 326 perches, Ardee to
Slane, by Smarmore,
bal
487
191, Michael M ‘Evoy, 832 perches, Drogheda
bal
485
472
i ai
473
177, Peter Kirk, 730 perches, Drogheda to the
Sea’
bal
4
0
0
13
io 0
jq
0 0
7
0 0
474
178, John Lynch, 527 perches, Ardee to the
Sea'
_
..
10 8 7
475
Dundalk, by Togher
i a\ 15 0 0
476
180, James M'Donald, 1030 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda, by Stonehouse and Rokeby Hall, bal
5 9
2
477
181, John Terney, 460 perches, Kells to Du
leek, by Townley Hall,
i ai
3 0
0
478
182, Mathew Stanley, 828 perches, Collon to
^ the Sea,
i ai
4 13 3
479
the Sea,
£«/
71 1 0
480
184, Edward Jones, the Harbour o f Dunany,
10 0 0
481
185, William Newett, 2033 perches, part post
road, Drogheda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
bal 35 11 10
Carried over,
477
2
5
0
488
192, Patrick Gallagher, 412 perches, Collon to
Slane,
bal
3
489
193, Michael Smyth, 262 perches, Dunleer to
Collon,
bal
2
490
194, John Terney, 472 perches, Duleek to
Dunleer,
bal
5
491
195, John Terney,1050 perches, Drogheda to
Kells,
bal 11
14
8
14
8
14
8
0
0
492
196, Thomas Crilly, 950 perches, Dunleer to
tbe Sea,
bal
20 12
493
bal 3 0
494
198,
Clogher,
Michael
M ‘Evoy,
the
Harbour
6
0
of
bal
495
149, James Toris, 1500 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda,
. . 182
2 0
0
8
0
496
150, James Toris, 1000 perches, Ardee to the
Sea at Seafield,
, , 50 1 0
497
151, John Emerson, footpath, with paved
water channel, Kells to Slane, by Collon,
.. 6 6
0
Carried over,
820 16
8
65
64
£ s. d.
820 16 8
No.
Brought forward,
498
499
500
501
502
503
152, Thomas Carroll, triple gullet, and parapet
wall, Drogheda to Dundalk, by Cruisetown
Strand,
153, John Terney, fences, Duleek to Dunleer,
by Tullyallen,
154, James M'Donald, gullet, Dundalk to
Drogheda, by Moylera,
155, John Lynch, parapet wall, Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Termonfeckin,
157, Edward Craven, new gullets, Collon to
158, Laurence Johnston, wall, Dundalk to
Drogheda, by Dunleer,
508
kin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan bridge,. .
509
..
170, Thomas Venables, 863 perches, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Gallagh and Barmeath,
,.
510
511
512
513
Brought forward,
514
5
0
0
515
10
0
0
516
5
0
0
517
5
0
0
518
4
0
0
519
0
1
0
520
0
521
3
522
6
523
s. d.
£
1297 1 7
171, Patrick M'Kenna, 895 perches, Collon to
Kells and Slane,
172, John Savage, 735 perches, Collon to the
Sea, by Beaulieu,
173, John Lynch, 1096 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
to Dundalk,
175, Thomas M 'Donald, 735 perches, D rogh
eda to Dundalk,
176, John Terney, 320 perches, N obber to
••
177, James M 'Donald, 714 perches, Drogheda
to Collon,
178, Peter Mathews, 736 perches, Drogheda
to Collon,
to the Sea,
••
180, Nicholas Carberry. 800 perches, Kells to
48
9
7
18
7
6
26
5
2
26
5
0
62
0
4
8
0
0
47 19
5
42
3
4
40
4
2
13
6
8
£1630
2
9
159, James Crofton, Clk, fence, Drogheda to
Ardee, by Rathescar,
162, Owen M'Evoy, 1017 perches, Collon to
505
163, Peter Winters, 186 perches, Drogheda
506
to Collon,
164, Patrick Flanagan, 220 perches, Collon to
507
the Sea at Termonfeckin, by Tullyesker
504
No.
Carried over,
0
1
63 11
6 19
11
0
0
TO TAL,
20 13
4
126 10
0
155 19
7
22
0
0
18 17
9
21 11
6
1297
1
7
Barony of Louth.
524
166, Patrick Little, fence, Carrickmacross to
the sea at Lurgan W hitehouse,
••
0 1 0
525
171, Bernard Hanratty, 1370 perches, Dundalk
to Ardee,
30 0
0
526
174, Patrick Watters, 655 perches, K ings
court to Dundalk, by Rathbrist,
2 5 7
Carried over,
32
6
7
66
67
N oBrought forward,
527
£ s. d.
32 6 7
2
0
0
528
1 6
0
6
8
3
199, James Cusack, 2049 perches, Carrickma
cross to the Sea at Annagasson,
lal
531
200, Laurence M'Kenna, 488 perches, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt,
i ai
532
29
0
0
544
546
d.
1
17 11
0
s.
5
8
to Carrickmacross,
. . 238 14
182, Daniel Breen, 817 perches, Dundalk to
Kingscourt,
..
64 13
183, Thomas Grimes, 722 perches, Carrickma
..
18 1
cross to the Sea at Seabauk,
..
1117
547
6 17 10
..
8 0 0
533
205, John M'Fadden, 989 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer, by Dromiskin,
l ai 12 18 1
534
206, Laurence Hoey, 556 perches, Castleblaney
lal 10 17 0
535
207, Thomas Maguire, 1020 perches, Dundalk
to Dunleer,
iai 17 0 0
536
208, Owen M'Kenna, 1061 perches, Carrick
macross to Dunleer, by Mullacrew,
lal 10
537
lal
8
538
214, Patrick Larkin, 1150 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk, by Corderry,
bal
543
215, James Conlon, Jun , 690 perches, Castle
blaney to Ardee, by Ballykelly,
.
bal
545
530
214 19
£
Brought forward,
542
175, Thomas Clarke, 650 perches, Castle
blaney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Tullygee, lal
blaney to the Sea at Blackrock, by KnockbridSe>
lal
529
178, Peter Mathews, 1364 perches, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
bal
No.
lal
17 13
211, Patrick Larkin, 1489 perches, Dundalk
to Kingscourt, by Whiterath and Lurgangreen,
bal 16 4
540
..
15 16
541
213, Bernard Hanratty, 1320 perches, Car
rickmacross and Louth to Dunleer,
lal
20 15
549
550
551
552
0
0
0
0
553
554
9
555
539
Carried over,
548
187, Laurence M 'Kenna, 294 perches, Dun
leer to Dundalk, by Dromiskin,
...
8 11
188, Bernard Hanratty, 1370 perches, Dundalk
to Ardee,
. . 182 13
189, Thomas Connolly, 778 perches, Dundalk
to Carrickmacross,
..
38 0
190, James Conlon, 809 perches, Castlebla
ney to Ardee,
..
83 14
191, Patrick Waters, 655 perches, Kingscourt
to Dundalk, by Rathbrist,
..
12 5
192, Thomas Clarke, 650 perches, Castleblay
ney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Tullygee,
.,
16 5
blayney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Knockbridge 25 6
1
0
7
0
2
6
4
0
2
7
0
0
to Dundalk,
15 15
4
6
TO TAL,
8
o
214 191
£903 14 10
68
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876
ABSTRACT.
------ ---------------
W e fix and determine that the number of persons to be associ
ated with the Justices o f the several Presentment Sessions for the
UNDISCHARGED PRESEN TM EN TS OF FORMER ASSIZES.
viz. :—
County at Large,
Ardee,
Drogheda,
..
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
Ferrard,
Louth,
County shall be as follows, viz. :
••
•.
,.
..
,
•t
•.
a.
•.
-•
TOTAL,
, ,
£677
1767
191
1890
1136
1630
903
14
14
14
17
10
2
14
9
7
3
1
3
9
10
£8198
8
6
For Ferrard Barony— Eight.
For Ardee Barony— Eight.
For Lower Dundalk Barony— Six For Louth Barony— Six.
For Upper Dundalk Barony—
For Drogheda Barony— Five
Eight.
And from the following lists containing double the same number
of persons who have paid the greatest amount o f Grand Jury
Cess, selected from the Cess Collectors’ returns, agreeably to the
provisions o f the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 8, the afore
said number are to be chosen by ballot, v iz .:
ARDEE BARONY.
GRAND
JURY
ORDERS
AT SUM M ER ASSIZES, 1876.
—
—
W e appoint that Presentment Sessions shall be held at the fol
lowing times and places, and for the following Baronies, between
the hours o f Twelve o’clock noon and Five o’clock in the after
noon of each day, respectively, preparatory to the next General
Assizes, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 3, v iz .:
At Ardee, on Monday, the 11th December, 1876, for Ardee
Barony.
At Ravensdale, on Tuesday, the 12th December, 1876, for Lower
Dundalk Barony.
At Dunleer, on Wednesday, the 13th December, 1876, for
Drogheda Barony.
At Dunleer, on Wednesday, the 13th December, 1876, for
Ferrard Barony.
At Louth, on Friday, the 15th December, 1876, for Louth Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 16th December, 1876, for Upper
Dundalk Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 16th December, 1876, for County
at Large.
Patrick D. Caraher, Mayne.
Laurence Kieran, Funshog.
Eichard C. Henry, Eathneestin.
Richard Macan, Drumcashell.
Laurence Roche, Mullacloe.
James Halpenny, Obertstown.
W illiam Doran, Harristown.
W illiam Hudson, Painestown.
John Dougherty, Annagasson.
Alexander Doran, Tullykeel.
John Tisdale, Eathcoole.
James M ‘Loughlin, Eoodstown.
Patrick Eeilly, Milloxtown.
L O W E E D U N D A L K BA RO N Y .
Bernard Quinn, Mountbagnal.
James Feehan, Castlecarragh.
Thomas Parks, Ballug Castle.
Francis Boyle, Mountpleasant.
George Browne, Millgrange.
Patrick Murphy, Rathcor
Alexander M'Cracken, Navan.
Peter Kearney, Whitestown.
P. W m . Beatty, Mountpleasant.
Henry M 'A rdle, Eampark.
James Hanratty, Dundalk.
Eobert M 'Dowell, Belmont.
D E O G H E D A BA EO N Y .
Benjamin W hitworth, Boyne
Mills.
John Woods, Mornington.
Charles Houston, Carutown.
John Heuston, Carntown.
jPeter Mathews, Ballymakenny
Eoad.
(Thomas Mathews, Anagor.
'Richard Barron, Moneymore.
James Eogers, Townrath.
70
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
FE R R A R D BARONY.
for his regular attendance on business within the Town of Dun
dalk, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, see. 43.
Charles Markey, Glaspistol.
John P. King, Togher.
William Crilly, GrangebellewHenry St G. Smith, Piperstown Patrick Marron, Killally.
John Levins, Clonmore.
Francis W illiam Leland, Little
Owen Markey, Reynoldstown.
Grange.
Bernard Gannon, K iltallaght.
John Dolan, Dysart.
Rodolph St. George Smith,
Thomas Mathews, Anagor
Drumshallon.
Joseph Dolan, Gaulstown
Peter Butterly, Milltown.
LO U TH BARO N Y.
Christopher Neary, Monavallet.
Peter Hughes, Castlering.
Travers W right, Killencoole.
Francis Jeffers, Drumleck.
Thomas Little, Newtowndarver.
John Doran, Glydefarm.
Nicholas Callan, Allardstown.
Jarnes Mathews, Manfieldstown
James Campbell, Glydefarm.
Walter Gernon, Mills o f Louth.
Bernard M'Cann, Grange.
W e appoint the following to be High Constables and Collectors
o f the Public Moneys granted at this Assizes, for their respective
Baronies, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 William 4, chapter 116,
section 147, v iz.:—
For
For
For
For
For
For
Ardee Barony,
Drogheda Barony,
Ferrard Barony,
Upper Dundalk Barony,
Lower Dundalk Barony,
Louth Barony,
Thomas M'Cullough, o f Bawntaaffe
Do.,
do.
George Burn, o f Roach Cottage.
Patrick M'Alester, of Faughart.
U PPER D U N D A LK BA BO N Y.
James M 'Kone, Belrobbin.
Nicholas M'Geough, Haggards Robert BaiJie, Shortstone.
town.
Joseph M'Cann, Ballinurd.
Alexander Murdock, Newtown- John M ‘Mahon, Newtownbabe.
balregan.
Joseph Dickie, Fairhill.
Eugene Doherty,
do.
Denis Kelly, Waterlodge.
Patrick Jennings,
do.
Robert M ‘ Dowell, Mullagharlin Peter Callan,
do.
Alex. M'Cracken, Strandfield. James Malone, Dunmahon.
W e appoint that 150 copies o f the Schodules o f Applications
Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4
chapter 116, section 5.
W e appoint the following to be a Board o f Superintendence o f
the Gaols within this County, pursuant to the Acts 7th George 4,
chap. 74, 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, and 19 & 20 Y ic., chap. 68,
viz. : —
The Rt. Hon. Lord Clermont,J.P.
Sir John S. Robinson, Bart.,J.P.
Lt.-Col. JohnC W. Fortescue,J.P
Frederick John Foster, Esq., J.P.
W illiam Ruxton, Esq., J.P.
John George Coddington, Esq.
Burton Brabazon, Esq.
John J. E. Bigger, Esq., J.P.
John C Kieran, Esq., J.P.
John A. Haig, Esq.
Contracts for the supply o f certain Printing and Stationery,
fur one year, from Summer Assizes, 1876, to Summer Assizes,
1877, have been entered into at Presentment Sessions, and are
now approved o f pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 W illiam 4, chap.
116, section 47, v iz.: —
W illiam Tempest, o f Dundalk, Contractor.
W e appoint that 250 copies o f the Presentments made at the
present Assizes, and Presentments remaining yet Undischarged,
also, a detailed Abstract o f his Accounts, be printed and distri
buted by the Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Acts
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 142, and 30 & 31 Vic., chap. 46.
John Martin, o f Dundalk,
John Moneypenny, o f Dundalk,
)— „
...
j HiS Se«urities.
John Mathews, o f Dundalk, Contractor.
Arthur Johnston, o f Dundalk,
James Maguire, o f Dundalk,
) rr- c
J
Securities.
73
72
The following application (Barony o f Lower Dundalk) as
approved ot at Presentment Sessions, is now Certified, v iz .: —
For making 222 perches of a New Line o f Road from Dundalk
to Greenore, between the Rampart Houses and the Sea at
Greenore, near Coastguard Station, not to exceed £300.
Ardee Barony,
Ordered—That the Surveyor’s Report laid on the table be
printed in the Warrant for the ensuing half year.
Ordered— That on all Pesentments granted at this Assizes for
Public Works exceeding £20, the Secretary to the Grand Jury
do advance to Contractors three-fourths of the amount on Certifi
cate o f County Surveyor in each case, pursuant to the 128th
section ot the 116th chapter, 6 and 7 William 4th, and 30 and 31
Victoria, chapter 46. The period for issuing such advances^ to
terminate one week previous to the Fiscal day o f the ensuing
Assizes.
Drogheda Barony,
No.
234
235
236
239
241
243
244
245
247
252
Michael Smyth,
Peter M'Ginness,
John Beilly,
Do.,
Nicholas Carberry,
Thomas Kindlan,
James Taaffe,
John Butterly,
James M ‘Keown,
David Keeffe,
292
293
Patrick Clarke,
Do.,
..
..
. .
. .
. .
. .
..
..
. .
...
..
..
£
1
0
1
1
0
0
8
1
5
1
s. d.
14 0
16 8
14 0
4 9
19 7
18 7
10 10
11 6
17 0
13 0
0 11 11
1 0 0
Ordered—That on all Presentments made to the County Sur
chapter 15, the amounts for same, respectively, be paid out of
the surplus or balance in County Bank, to such contractors,
artificers, or workmen as may be duly certified by such Surveyor,
any one of such certificates not to be for a smaller sum than £5,
or drawn more frequently than once a fortnight, as originally
arranged by the Grand Jury at Spring Assizes, 18-58.
Be-presented in aid of the Levy at the present Assizes, as regards
Contracts recommended by the County Surveyor, v iz .:—
£ s. d.
No.
..
1 2 3
217 Michael Grogan,
Ardee Barony,
..
1 3 9
220 James Crinion, Jun ,
. . 3 14 8
224 Henry Durnin,
. . 2 16 0
225 James M ‘Keown,
.. 5 5 8
227 John Durnin,
. .
0 8 9
228 Michael Grogan,
. . 2 13 0
230 Henry Durnin,
Upper Dundalk do., 307
325
Bernard Hanratty,
Richard Coleman >
Lower Dundalk do., 369
370
371
Peter Rice,
John Farley,
-James Murphy,
...
Ferrard Barony,
404
407
409
410
411
412
417
423
425
426
427
428
434
435
Patrick Clarke,
Do.,
Thomas Kenny, Jun.,
Michael Byrne,
James Reilly,
Patrick Carroll,
Owen M'Evoy,
James Toris,
Thomas Venables,
Patrick M 'Kenna,
John Savage,
John Lynch,
Thomas Kenny, Jun.,
Nicholas Carberry,
..
484
494
Thomas Murray,
John Maguire,
Louth Barony,
..
. .
..
..
. .
. .
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
. .
..
..
. .
..
. .
8
3
0
5
1 0
6 13
0 18
0
4
0
0
1
1
5
3
1
0
2
0
0
1
1
1
1
13
5
9
0
10
1
11
0
11
9
0
5
9
6
4
0
2
0
0
4
3
0
6
7
0
2
2
8
2 12
1 15
0
4
17
1
74
to be paid out of the surplus or balance in County Bank, viz. :—
£ 8. d.
No.
92 10 0
County at Large,
8 Charles M'Mahon,
138 10 0
4 Thomas Bourne,
90 16 8
. . 133 6 8
6 John Neville,
25 0 0
Do.,
7
40 0 0
8 Patrick Henry,
40 0 0
9 Patrick Graham,
35 0 0
10 John Pansing,
23 10 0
11 Burton Brabazon,
5 0 0
12 Hugh Forde, Judge’s Crier,
5 0 0
13 James Leech, Barrister’s do.
5 0 0
2 0 0
15 Thomas Watt,
17 Harbour Constable, out of
Carlingford Harbour funds
», >> >)
22 11 0
18 Dr. Joseph M. Callan,
10 1 6
..
1 5 4
25 William Tempest,
9 10 5
..
26 John Mathews,
200 0 0
23 Gaol Board,
90 0 0
29
Do.,
3 8 10
Do.,
..
30
7 14 0
..
33 David Lockhart,
5 17 3
IS 15 0
Do.,
35
40 0 0
Do.,
37
41 Directors St. Kevin’s R e
3 5 0
formatory,
7 12 0
..
42 Do. St. Conleith’s do.,
6 11 5
43 Do. St. Joseph’s female do.,
44 Bo. Gibraltar Ship Indus
3 5 0
trial School,
«. 12 8 6
45 Burton Brabazon,
5 6 3
46 Pe lham J. Mayne,
0 6 0
47 Gunn and Cameron,
78 7 0
Ardee Barony,
17 Joseph F. Booth,
7 16 2
Drogheda do.,
70 1 0
Upper Dundalk do., 14 George Burn,
36 17 9
Lower Dundalk do., 17 Patrick M'Alester,
64 13 6
Ferrard do.,
40 9 1
Louth do.,
8 Joseph F. Booth,
Ordered— That in the cases o f New Presentments Nos. 38 & 39,
Barony o f Upper Dundalk, John Coulter and Joseph Maxwell,
contractors, (being Spring Contracts omitted at last Assizes,) the
three-fourths of each be advanced, on Certificate o f County Sur
veyor, out o f the surplus or balance in County Bank to said
contractors. The period for issuing such advances to terminate
one week previous to the fiscal day o f the ensuing Assizes.
presentAssizes be paid to the undermentioned parties, v iz .:—
No.
£ s.
d~
399 To Peter Bice and Thomas Keenan,securities
of Thomas Byrle,
. . 15 12
0
Leave was granted by Mr. Justice Fitzgerald to continue the
Fiscal Business after the opening o f the Commission.
Ordered— That Presentments Nos. 360 and 378, in W arrant
for Spring Assizes, 1876, amounts for each being respectively
£5 ard £5 , be re-presented in favour o f the County Surveyor to
have the work completed under the Act 20 and 21 Victoria,
chapter 15.
Having enquired, on oath, fully into the memorials in con
nexion with Contracts Nos. 301, 310, and 319, Spring W arrant,
1876, and having heard Counsel on behalf of" the Contractor, we
are o f opinion that the specifications in the above contracts have
not been carried out, either as regards quantity of stones, under
pinning o f fences, and that these contracts are in an unfinished
state.
W e, therefore, consider our County Surveyor has exercised a
wise discretion in withholding his Certificate, and we hereby re
present the balances on these contracts to the County Surveyor
to complete said works, under the Act 20 & 21 Vic , chap. 15.
77
COUNTY SURVEYOR’S REPORT, SUMMER ASSIZES, 1876.
COUNTY SURVEYOR’S REPORT,
To the Grand Jury of the County of Louth,
assembled at Sum m er Assizes, 1876.
to remedy. I would therefore suggest that the words “ To such
Contractors for same as the County Surveyor shall certify for,” in
that order, should be extended so as to stand, “ To such Contractors,
artificers, or workmen, as may be duly certified by such Surveyor,”
which are the words of theAct. For his own interests, if for no other,
a Surveyor will always adopt the Contract system, when a suitable
Contractor can be got, for any works placed temporarily in his charge
to execute, that loss and hardship to the public may be prevented;
but, as stated in my Report made to the Grand Jury, at Spring
Assizes, 1858, on the first introduction of this Act, I cto not think
the Surveyor is the proper party to receive the amounts of present
ments and to make payments. In Clare, and elsewhere, this is done
by the Secretary of the Grand Jury, according to the pay-sheets
furnished and certified to him by the Surveyor, and for which the
Secretary receives extra payment out of the presentments for the
works themselves. I would not now however introduce this subject
again, if it were not that soon after the last Assizes, I found my
office enclosed in difficulties with reference to the works then given
to me in charge, for execution in Dundalk and its vicinity, which
in the interests of the public up till now I had only to cut my way
through as best I could. There are some other points connected
with the working powers of my office which I shall submit for your
assistance and directions, when the regular business has been gone
through.
G entlemen-,
A short statement of the number of miles of roads under
Contract, and their cost in past years, will be of use, in order to see
more clearly the present fiscal condition of this County in connexion
with works. In my report at Spring, 1862, I stated that in 1832,
the number of miles repaired and maintained was 172, at a cost of
18i pence per perch In 1833, 181 at 14* pence per perch. In
1834, the year of the first introduction of the present Grand Jury
Law, 168 miles at 19 pence per perch. In 1837, 222 miles at 12J
pence. In 1841, 403 miles at 7* pence. In 1844, 471 miles at 9*
pence. In 1847, the year of the famine, 203 miles at 10* pence. In
1851, 441 miles at 8* pence; and in 1855, 401 miles at 1Of pence.
Becommencing with this last year, the returns up to the present, for
each of the last twenty years, are given in whole numbers in the
table appended to this Report; and also the total expenditure on
all works, as made out by my clerk.
An inspection of it will
show that the rate of expenditure on repairs and maintenance was
a maximum about the year 1860, when the cost went up to £18 8s
per mile, and a minimum about the year 1871, when the rate of
cost was reduced to £15 2s. per mile; since which time it has been
again increasing, having been in the last year, £ 17 3s per mile.
An Order of the Grand Jury, which has been latterly, for some
years, on the Books, fetters my action in the proper execution of
works placed in ray hands (under the Act 20 & 21 Vic., chap 15,
eec. 2,) and in some cases renders it nugatory. Because this Order
omits some part of Section 2, and limits its application to working
by Conti actors only— a limitation which the Act itself was intended
The roads under Contract are generally in good otder, but in
Summer roads everywhere are so.
I am, GentlemeD,
( Signed, J
JOHN NEVILLE.
1869
1870
1871
591
591
584
8988
8970
8917
10952
10217
10036
1872
574
8955
9976
1873
572
9119
10795
1874
589
9732
11278
1875
576
9866
11299
Made out by
R obert
£1655 for Obelisk Girder Bridge, charged
on County at Large.
Including £236 15s. for new line of road
at Cornamucklagh.
Including £236 15s. for same.
Including £23215s. for same, and £ 9 8 18s.
for constructing footpaths.
' Including £118 7s. 6d. for same, 7th ini stalment for new line at Cornamucklagh
£88 10s. for Bridges, and £76 8s. for
„ footpaths.
C u n n in g h a m ,
County Surveyor’s Office, July, 1876.
9
0
2905
7
0
0
1
3
5
3
957
1193
573
5
3
6
6135 11
0
0
4
2
7
2
3758
388 15
804 17
501 0
9900 13
1 7
2
1345 18 11
1998 2 8
1074 3 7
6
5
1
7
9
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d.
s.
£
2312 4 6
257 13 11
d.
8.
£
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8
£
1278 I
143 5
1990 12
2
9
0
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£
7
0
12552
209870 15
9161
14-8402
10-6704
9-2138
587
0
0
0
1868
8
0
4
11644
12195
11519
11202
10791
21767
44942
27980
9431
0-6557
565
565
9495
577 ! 9567
576 ! 9552
569
9098
f Including £150 for constructing footpath
[ in Ardee.
( £582 8s. for construction of Bridges, in
cluding £400 for re-building Maine
{ Bridge.
Barony o f Drogheda . .
Paruh o f Faughart,........
Barony o f Ferrard
Barony o f Louth ...........
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
d
11689
s
9497
£
550
1034 3
114 8
914 17
1862
County Archives
d
11091
12243
9-6130
9-6787
13-6562
9715
9973
d
517
543
s
1860
1861
!
Louth
£
11703
57727 14 0
6391 11 0
$1061 18 0
9435
1
465
Local Pre Total of the 3 Gross Amount
of Baronial
preceding
sentments
Warrants issued
Columns.
1859
Townlands.
11439
Rate per £1 Rate per £1
on Local
on General
Assessment. Assessment.
8774
Annual
Valuation of
Barony
410
A S S IZ E S
1858
Including £500 for Sewers in Dundalk.
Including £1000 for
Do.
Including £500 for
Do.
Turnpike Roads first transferred on
County. Also, £400 for building a
Bridge over the River Fane.
|Including 47 miles, 2 furlongs, and 30
(
perches Turnpike Roads.
Including £425 for footpaths.
BTJM M E B
‘ £7675
7538
9163
IF O IR /
£6126
5703
6312
A F P L O T M l^ T T T
401
367
368
REMARKS.
COUNTY OF LOUTH .
Expenditure on Mainten
ance and repairs.
1855
1856
1857
Year.
Total Expenditure on all
works, including
Surveyor’s Department.
Miles of road under
Contract.
f
GENERAL TABLE OF EXPENDITURE IN LOUTH, from 1855 to 1875,
both Years included, appended to County Surveyor’s Report at Summer
Assizes, 1876.
Baronial
Proportion of
County at Large Presentments.
Presentments
on Baronies.
18761
78
Constabulary Expenses, ..
..
..
228
0 0
..
..
470
14 5
..
490
3 8
County Officers,
..
635
13 4
..
..
2
3
£17998
1
8
77
4
3
8003
..
..
..
1569 12
183 18
4
3
0
2300
5864
T. F. FIL G A T E , Secretary to Grand Jury.
17 2
Total Means,
£971
Baronial Arrears Re-levied,
..
Warrants Issued to Collectors,
..
Advanced on Presentments,
..
Advanced for Witnesses’ Expenses, . .
Asylum,
- -----------------------
Amount of Exchequer Bills,
Lunatic
X
0
1
2
d.
£
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- X
Balance due by Secretary on Account,
being balance in County Bank, . .
PRESENTMENTS.
MEANS.
IMPERATIVE
A n Account o f the Liabilities and M eans o f the County after Spring Assizes, 187 6 .
s.
80
Expenses under Ballot Act,
..
..
Expenses under Registry Act,
Reformatories,
..
..
..
..
..
TOTAL,
TOWNLEY
65
0 0
..
—
..
17 14
..
—
20 13
£3304
17
F. FILG ATE,
Secretary to Grand Jury.
9
5
6
2
3
3
6
22
10
23 16 9
207 15
0
£17998
..
0
Total Liabilities,
..
7
Surplus Means for Re-presentment in aid
o f Levy at Spring Assizes, 1877,
Instalments for Works,
..
0
Amount due Carlingford Harbour,
Compensation for Malicious In ju ry,..
52 10
Amount due Gaol Board, for Convicts,
..
7
..
65 17
..
4 6
Discharged Queries yet Unpaid, . ,
Land Valuation,
298
0
..
8901 11
..
New Presentments,
..
6
d.
9
Cess Collectors,
32 12
£ s.
8776 15
..
..
..
..
..
13 9
Undischarged Queries,
14
L IA B IL IT IE S .
..
—
of Secretary’s Account,
V iz .:—
Fee on Audit
By GERALD FITZGIBBON, Esq., one of the Masters of Her Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland.
£
14794
6
8
1
8 11 6
£24 7 5
2 8 5
28 13 10
6 18 10
On the last Warrants
9
9
4
7
10
8
1
3
3
8
6
3
19
16
4
2
d.
10
14
11
a.
As
7
. . £67 13
4
Expended per above account,
..
0
Unexpended on previous orders by
last Account
,.
. . £72
5j
3
8
-
Expenditure Orders issued by Grand Jury' f
v iz .:—
Tolls for 4 Months, to 1st June, 1876,
Harbour Constable,
Balance in County Bank, to Spring
sizes, 1876,
Receipts
£221
13
1
1 11
6
207 15 10
£
5864
14794
16
0
2
8
6
1
11
6
3
4
18
4
4
d
12
I
19
11
s
A True Copy.
(Signed)
H E N R Y ROBINSON. Clerk of the Council.
G E R A LD F IT Z G IB B O N .
Declared by me, this 19tA day o f June, 1876.
N .B .— Besides the above balance there are County Funds invested
in Exchequer Bills, to the amount o f £2,300.
Balance
Amount of Payments made
on Queries dis
7055
charged at the last Spring Assizes,
Amount of payments made on Queries pre
54
viously discharged,
Amount of Payments made on new Present
ments o f the last Spring Assizes,
1569
Amount o f Sums paid on Court Orders, to
Prosecutors and Witnesses, from Summer
Assizes, 1875, to Spring Assizes, 1876,
183
Amount of Sums paid to the Board of Super
intendence of the County Gaol out of sums re
ceived from the Paymaster General for the
maintenance of Prisoners.
53
Amount paid on account of Carlingford H arbour..
13
D IS C H A R G E .
4
£221
Balance in County Bank to credit of said Har
bour,
..
..
..
..2 10
Expenditure, under order of Grand Jury as cer
tified by County Surveyor :—
Robert Parks, . .
..
..
..
..
to 1st July, 1876..................................................£6 13
Expenditure
3
1 11
1 4
7
4
An Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of Carlingford Harbour, in this County, from
Spring to Summer Assizes, 1876-
Ardee,
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
Ferrard,
Louth,
Baronies.
4i»riL^fer.ea.^."te”eda™»»- *■«%
Total,
4999
Balance due on last Account,
Amount of Sums received from Baronial Collectorsi
pursuant to the Warrants, issued after Summer
9463
Assizes, 1875,
Amount received from the Paymaster General for
Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions, from SummerI
59
Assizes, 1874, to Summer Assizes, 1875,
Amount received from same for the Maintenance ofE
Prisoners,
53
49
Amount of Interest on Exchequer Bills,
Amount of Interest allowed by the Bank on County
Account,
42
Amount of rates on Government Property
105
Carlingford Harbour Tolls,
20
Amount of Casual Receipts,
1
CHARGE.
Be it remembered that Townley F. Filgate, Esq., Secretary to the Grand Jury of the County of Louth, hath accounted before me, as such
Secretary as aforesaid, at foot of an account declared by me, on the 14th day of December last, and that I have charged him with all sums with
which it appeared to me that he was properly chargeable up to the 28th day of March, 1876, and that I have discharged him to the Amount
of all Payments which he has duly proved that he hath theretofore made thereout; and that the Account wherein I have charged and dis
charged him as aforesaid, is as follows.—
JO H N S. R O B IN S O N ,
2
10
Total................
1001
Chairman of the Board of Superintendence
Board Room, 2nd June, 1876.
6
17
T o t a l Pa.ymfin+H,
Balance"of this Account, being the
Balance in Bank, on close of
half-year’ s payments,
1718
8
12
716
d.
s.
£
Amount paid during the half-year, v iz .:
General Gaol Expenditure,
Prisoners’ Diet,
£89 4 5
Prisoners’ Clothing,
22 14 4
Prisoners’ Bedding,
4 5 0
Soap, Candles, and Gas,. . 21 3 3
Fuel,
81 9 0
Officers’ Clothing,
41 3 0
Officers’ Rations,
48 13 4
Repairs and Supplies,
20 1 10
Printing and stationery. .
8 0 0
Advertising,
1 15 8
Incidentals,
3 0 1
Hospital Account,
2 13 0
Ardee Bridewell Account 11 8 0
------------- 355 10 11
Officers’ Salaries,
302 17 9
W ork Account
..
25 16 11
Ardee Bridewell Advance,
3 8 10
Conveyance of Prisoners,
28 18 3
Secretary to the Board.
E,amiMd“ d
2
10
1718
6
T o t a l....
ALEXANDER SH EKLETON
9
3
9
— 136 17
11
1
42
Stone Breaking,
Oakum and Mats,
0 0
69
Work done in the Prison—
9
2
8
£23 16
Maintenance of Convicts, . .
Maintenance of Military
Prisoners,
Received in the Prison for-
0
7
-£ 5 9 8
9
0
200
390
County Presentments for—
Amount received this half-year, viz. :
0
9
9
9
735
7
8
Balance in Bank on half-year ending 25th Dec.
1875, v iz.:
••
TITLES
OF
THF
SEVEEAL
ACTS
REFERRED
IN' THE
FOREGOING
OE
EAELIAMEUT
TO
PRESEN TM EN TS.
• 7 ®*or9e 4> Copter 74.- Act for consolidating and amend
ing the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland.
® & i William 4, Chapter 63 — An Act to Repeal an Act
of the Fourth and Fifth year of his present Majesty relating
to Weighs and Measures, and to make other provisions
instead thereof.
*
6 and 7 William 4, Chapter 116.— An Act to consolidate
and amend the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public
1 Victoria, chapter 54.— An Act to provide more effectual
means to make Treasurers of Counties and Cities in Ireland
account for Public Moneys, and to secure the same
9 & 10 Victoria, Chapter 37.— An Act to amend the Laws
in lreland
Coroner, and the expenses of Inquests
983
2
T H E D IS C H A R G E .
d.
s.
£
T H E CH ARG E.
Abstract of the General Statement of Accounts of the County Louth Prison, for the half-year ending 25th April, 1876, as laid before
the Grand Jury by the Board of Superintendence, at Summer Assizes, 1876.
85
r J 1 &+ “ T*
C}Mp. 72,— An Act to amend the Acts re
15 and 14 Victoria, chapter 69.— An Act to Amend the
Laws which regulate the Qualification and Registration o f
Parliamentary Voters m Ireland, and to alter the Law for
rating immediate Lessors of Premises to the Poor-rate in
certain Boroughs.
14 and lb Victoria, chapter 85.— An Act further to amend
an Act of the sixth year of King William
the Fourth, to
lary Force m Ireland.
16 and 17 Victoria, chapter 38.— An Act to extend the re
medies for the compensation of Malicious Injuries to property in Ireland.
^
16 & 17 Victoria, chapter 136.—An Act for enabling Grand
th f^ r S i? 6
t0 b ?rr0W money from Private sources, on
the security of Presentment, and for transferring to Coun
COUNTY OF LOUTH.
86
ACTS OF P A R L IA M E N T.
relating to Grand Juries in Ireland^
19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 68.— An Act to further amend
20 and21 Victoria, chapter 15.— An Act to amend the Act
to the Presentment o f Public Money by Grand Juries in
Ireland.
21 and 22 Victoria, chapter 103.— An Act to promote and
regulate Beformatory Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ir e
land.
Laws relating to W eights and Measures in Ireland.
24 and 25 Victoria, chapter 63,— An Act to enable
25 8f 26 Victoria, chap. 76.— An Act to amend the Weights
and Measures (Ireland) Act, 1860.
80
& 31 Victoria, chapter 46.—An Act to amend the
31 Victoria, chapter 25.— An Act to extend the Industrial
34 and 35 Victoria, chapter 63.—An Act to amend and
consolidate the Laws relating to Juries in Ireland.
36 and 37 Vic., chapter 51.— An Act to amend the Law
relating to the Superannuation of Prison Officers in Ireland
Law relating to the Yaluation o f Bateable Property in
Ireland.
GRAND WARRANT
FOR
S P R IN G -
A S S IZ E S ,
18 77 ,
Containing an JMrsfrari of all tjre ®oiintjr § rtstnfratnfs.
Judges.
THE HON. BARON FITZGERALD,
AND
THE R IGH T HON. MR. JUSTICE BARRY.
H igh-Sheriff.
ARTHUR PEMBERTON LONSDALE, Esq.,
A cton P ark , W rex h a m .
Sub-Sheriff.
BURTON BRABZON, Esq.,
D r o m is k in , C a s t l e b e l li n g h a m .
Fiscal B a y — Saturday, the 17th February , 1877.
Crown B a y — Tuesday, the 20th February, 1877.
Grand Jury.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Colonel Sir JOHN STEPHEN ROBINSON, Bart., D.L. Foreman.
Lieut.-Col. J. C. W. Fortescue, D.L 13 T. Mahon Richardson, Esq., J.P.
14 John Henry, Esq., J.P.
John Frederick Foster, Esq., J.P. 15 Ralph Smyth, Esq., J.P.
Richard T. Montgomery, Esq., J.P 16 Luke A. Lee Norman, Esq., J.P.
18 John Coleman Kieran, Esq., J.P.
Wm. De Salis Filgate, Esq., D.L.
19 Lient.-Col. W m. Thomas Murray.
Michael Caraher, Esq., J.P.
Henry St. George Smith, Esq.
21 John J. E. Bigger, Esq., J.P.
M .W . O’Reilly, Esq., M.P., D.L.
23 Henry Brush, Esq., J.P.
C ounty
Officers.
Chas. M'Mahon, Clerk of the Crown. I T. F. Filgate, Sec. to Grand Jury.
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace. ] John Neville, County Surveyor.
DUNDALK:
PRINTED
BY
WILLIAM
TEMPEST.
COUNTY OF LOUTH.
--------------------------
GRAND WARRANT FOR SPRING ASSIZES, 1877.
NEW
PRESENTMENTS,
County at Large.
virtue o f the several Acts relating thereto, viz. :__
No.
GAOL O FFICERS.
1
The Board of Superintendence o f the Gaols
of this County, to pay the following Officers of the
County Prison their half-year’s Salary that will
be due them at Summer Assizes, 1877. 6 and 7
Wm. 4, chap 116, sec. 124; 7 Geo. 4, chap. 74;
and 19 ana 20 Vic., chap. 68, sec. 18, v iz .:__
..
, . £50
£ 5 0 00 00
Protestant Chaplain, . .
..
18
3
18 9
9 3
Protestant Dissenting Chaplain, . .
18 9
3
9 3
..
18
18 9
9 3
3
Apothecary, . .
..
. . 10
10 00 00
Secretary to the Board,. .
. . 12
12 10
10 00
The Governor,
..
. . 75
75 00 00
Matron,
..
..
! ! 17
17 10
10 00
Assistant Matron,
..
. . 1155 00 0 0
Chief Warder,
..
25
25 0
0 0
0
..
17 10 0
Five Sub-Warders, at £17 10s each 87 10 0
-J
11
8. d.
365
7
9
25
0
0
390
7
9
1 1 —J
the
Ardee
m o
rvxu w e
Bridewell, his half-year’s salary that will be due
at Summer Assizes, 1877- Ibid,
D
£
•
.
him
Carried over,
..
15
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING ASSIZES, 1877-
fl-0>
Brought forward,
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING ASBIZES, 1877.
£ s. d.
. . 390 7 9
No.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CO U N TY OFFICERS.
Charles M ‘Mahon, Clerk o f the Crown, halfa-year’ s salary due him this Assizes ; to be now
Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110, . .
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace, the like;
County Bank. Ibid,
Townley F. Filgate, Secretary o f Grand Jury,
the lik e ; to be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Ibid, and 30 and 31
Vic., chap. 46,
*'
John Neviile, County Surveyor, 8 months
salary due him 1st March, 1877; to be now pawl
out o f the surplus or balance in County oank.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap 116, sec. 41 ; and 24 and 25
•'
Same, half-a-year’s expenses of Clerk and
office, due him this Assizes ; to be now paid out
of the surplus or balance in County Bank, b
and 7 Wm. 4. chap. 116, sec. 43,
Patrick Henry, Surveyor’s first Assistant, halfa-year’s salary due him this Assizes ; to be now
paid out of the surplus or balance m County
Bank. Ibid, and 24 and 25 Vtc„ chap. 63, sec. 7,
Patrick Graham, second Assistant, the lik e;
County Bank. Ibid,
_
’’
John Pansing, third Assistant, the lik e ; to be
Bank. Ibid,
”
Burton Brabazon, Sub Sheriff, half-a-year s
salary due him the 6th February, 1877 ; to be
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
Brought forward,
£
8. d.
1142 7 9
12
92 10
0
138 10
0
William Redmond, Judge’s Crier, half-a-year’s
salary due him this Assizes ; to be now paid out
of the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
. . 5 0 0
13
Patrick Levins, Barrister’s Crier, the lik e ;
to
County Bank. Ibid,
t#
5 0 0
14
Townley F. Filgate, keeper o f the County
Court-house, the like ; to be now paid out o f the
..
5 0 0
15 ^ Thomas Watt, keeper o f Ardee Quarter Ses
sions Court-house, the like ; to be now paid out
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 77,
..
2 0 0
Carried over,
90 16
8
266 13
4
R E T IR IN G A LLO W A N CES.
16
25
0
0
40
0
0
40
0
0
35
0
0
23 10
0
1142
7
9
Richard Ruth, late first Sub-W arder of
County Prison, 4 months’ that will be due him
the 22nd June, 1877. 36 & 37 Vic., chap. 5 1 , . .
16 13 4
17
Edward George Brunker, M.D., late Surgeon
of the County Infirmary and Medical Officer o f
County Gaol— on resignation of office, over 20
years service and over 60 years o f age— 5 months
that will be due him the 30th June, 1877, at the
rate o f £155 7s. 9d. per annum, from the 30th
January, 1877, being two-thirds o f his annual
salary and emoluments, as recommended by the
Gaol Board o f Superin tendance and the Inspector
General o f Prisons. Ibid,
. . 64 14 9
Mrs. Eleanor Owen, late Matron of County
Gaol, a retiring gratuity, alter five years service,
of one year’s salary and emoluments, on resigna
tion o f office from ill health, as recommended by
the Gaol Board o f Superintendence and the In
. . 69
spector General of Prisons. Ibid,
Carried over,
2
0
1309 17 10
£
Brought forward,
s. d.
No.
Brought forward,
£
8. d.
1631 1 4
1309 17 10
COUNTY IN F IR M A R Y SURGEON.
H AR BO U R CONSTABLE.
19
£13 6s. 8d. to Michael Rafferty, Harbour Con
stable of Carlingford, 8 months’ salary due him
the 1st March, 1877, he having lodged the
receipts o f said Harbour in Bank to the credit of
the County, for 8 mouths to 1st February, 1877,
amount of same £28 7s. 7d. ; to be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank to the
credit o f said Harbour, but not to be placed upon
the levy. 16 & 17 Vic., chap. 136, sec. 9.
CORONERS.
20
Dr. Joseph M. Callan, one o f the Coroners, for
the performance o f the duties of his office, viz. .
Holding 21 Inquests at £1 10s each, £31
10 0
Travelling expenses attending same, 3
8 0
1 4
0
Expensesof Medical witnesses at same 14 14 0
23
24
Hercules H. MacDonnell, M.D., Surgeon of the
County Infirmary, half-a-year’ s salary that will
be due him at Summer Assizes, 1877, he giving
prisoners and others in the County Prison with
out any other fee or reward. 6 and 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 86,
..
47
0
0
P R IN T IN G AN D ST A TIO N E R Y.
W illiam Tempest, for certain Printing and
half-a-year. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chapter 116, sections
131 and 142,
^^
in County Bank. 9 & 10 Vic., chap. 37, sections
25
aud 30.
21 Dr. Thomas J. Moore, Second Coroner, for the
like, viz. :
H o l d i n g 9 Inquests at £1 10s each, £13 10
0
Travelling expenses attending same, 2
3 6
0 10 0
E x p e n s e s o f Medical witnesses at same 4
4 0
-207 6
1
COUNTY IN FIR M A BY GBANT.
22
Infirmary, with £483 17s 3d, balance in Bank on
the 5th October, 1876, for the use of said Infirmary for half- a-y ear. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.85, 250 0 0
Carried over,
1631
1 4
80 10
8
25
Ibid,
31
9
26
George Bryers, for the like.
Ibid,
1
8
4 11
27
W illiam Tempest, to repay him the cost of
distributing the County Books and Documents,
the respective Officers o f the C ounty; to be now
Bank. Sections 8, 25, and 142,
1 9
8
28
John Mathews, for the like ; to be now paid out
4 14
2
RENTS.
W alter S. Butler, one year’s rent o f a Petty
Sessions’ House in Castlebellingham, due the 1st
January, 1877. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 77,
6
0
0
30
The Rev. W illiam Brabazon, for the like in
Termonfeckin, due the 1st November, 1876.
Ibid,
10
0
0
31
William Crilly, for the like in Dunleer, due
the 1st January, 1877. Ibid,
10
0
0
1823
9
6
29
Carried over,
9
8
N o.
£
s. d.
1823 9 6
Brought forward,
Edward Gogarty, for the like in Mell, due the
11 th January, 1877. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 77,
Claude Brownlow, for the like in Collon, due
33
the 1st November, 1876. Ibid,
W m . J. Balfs, for the like in Louth, due the
34
1st December, 1876. Ibid,
32
10
0
8
0
8
0
0
35
John G. Coddington, for the like in Carling
ford, due the 1st February, 1877. Ibid,
10
36
The same, for the like in Ravensdale, due the
1st February, 1877. Ibid,
10
£
s. d.
1965 17 6
Brought forward,
advances from the Consolidated Fund, v i z .:—
Balance o f this County’s proportion
o f the Expense o f maintaining 77
Lunatic Asylum, for 7 months, from
the 1st o f -June to the 31st December,
1876, after deducting £933 4s. re
ceived towards same from Govern
ment.
6 and 7 Wm< 4, chap. 116,
»ec. 92,
. . 362 7 1
The last o f 28 half-yearly Instal
ments of £556 6 s. 6 d., expended in
18 and 19 Vic.. chap. 109, sec. 3, . .
M IL IT IA DEPOT.
37
Being sums payable and to be defrayed by this
County for and in respect of the Regiment of
Militia for the County, viz.,
William M ‘Master, one year’s rent
of a place for the Stores of the R egi
ment, from 1st November, 1876, to
the 31st October, 1877, to be paid
when due out of the surplus or balance
in County Bank.
17 and 18 Vic.,
chap. 107,
•• 70 0 0
Expenses necessarily incurred for
providing fittings for the abovementioned stores, payable to the Ad
jutant of the Regiment for W illiam
M'Kinstry and Malachi Hogan re
spectively ; to be now paid out ot the
surplus or balance in County Bank,. . 26 8 0
----------------- 96
0
4
6
0
1
ments of £4206 9s., expended on
New Buildings for said Asylum. Ibid, 150
4
7
5
9
18 19
8
52 10
0
Expenses incurred by the Consta
bulary during the half-year to 30th
September, 1876, v iz .:—
One moiety o f Extra Constables.
11 and 12 Vie., chap. 72,
. . 195
sures. 14 & 15 Vic., chap. 92, sec. 18,
8
0
1965 17
One half-year's Expense of Annual
Revision of Rateable Property in this
County to 1st January, 1877. 37 and
38 Vic , chap. 70, sec. 3,
..
----------------- 805
The Governor and Company of the Bank of
Carried over,
19 17
The 22 nd o f 28 half-yearly Instal
ments o f £168 2s. 6 d., expended in
erecting a Dining and Recreation
Hall for said Asylum. Ibid,
..
REPAYM ENTS TO GOVERNMENT.
38
No
Carried over,
6
2771
4
6
2
0
10
11
£
Brought forward,
2771
s. d.
2
0
39
The Board of Superintendence o f the Gaols o f
this County to repay them an advance made lor
Expenses incurred in Ardee Bridewell for and m
respect o f Prisoners confined therein, together
with allowances for Fire, Candles, and Straw, for
9 months ending 31st December, 1876.
l o be
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 68, sec. 27,
».
40
o f coal, 2 tons o f coke, also bogwood, supplied
to the County Court house since l a s t Assizes, tor
use of same. To be now paid out of t he surplus
o r balance in County Bank.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
H 6, sec. 76,
"
gas-light supplied to the County Court-house
since last Assizes, for the use of same. To be
^
Bank. Ibid,
42
of coal supplied to Ardee Court-house for the
past year, for the use of same. To be now^pai
^
41
^
?
48
Q Q
43 ^T h om as Watt, to pay for stationery.gae-light,
and sundry requisites supplied to Ardee court
house, for Quarter Sessions for the past year.
T o be now paid out o f t h e surplus or balance m
44
at
£
s. d.
"_0, m
45
Townley F. Filgate, to pay the premium on the
sum of £5000, for the Insurance o f the County
Gaol against Fire, for one year, to 25th March,
1878. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm 4, chap.
116, section 155,
’
6 5 0
46
The same, for the like, on the sum o f £600*0*
for the County Court-house. To bo now paid out
of the surplus or balance in County Bank. Ibid,
7 10 0
47
Being the amount o f expenses incurred in
carrying into effect the provisions o f the Act 13
and 14 Victoria, chapter 69, regulating the
Qualification and Registration o f Parliamentary
Voters in this County, viz. :—
To Thomas Bourne, Clerk o f the
Peace, for his expenses. To be now
paid out o f the surplus or balance in
County Bank. 13 and 14 Vic., chap.
69> sec• 70,
... £ 4 3 19 1
To W illiam Tempest, for Printing,
per Contract,
..
14 17 11
To John Mathews, for the like, . .
2 19
9
To George Bryers, for the like, . .
0 10 0
County Bank. Section* 69, 76, 131,
•
The Governor and Company o f the Bank of
Ireland (for the Fee Fund in the Court of Chan
cery), being the fee payable on theSecretary
Account after Summer Assizes, 1876, at 3s. per
Cent., to cover the expense of auditing said
count.
^
5
2850 15
4
1 Yic., chap. 54, sec. 17,
Carried over,
James Killeen, Town Clerk o f D rogh^d^
62 6
being the contribution payable by this County
towards defraying his expenses, under said Act
pursuant to the Certificate o f the Chairman o f
Quarter Sessions. To be now paid out o f the
surplus or balance in County Bank. 13 and 14
Yic., chap. 69, sec. 72,
. . 9 1 9
49
The like expenses incurred by the Clerk o f
Dundalk Town Commissioners under said Act,
and pursuant to the like Certificate, viz.
Edward Ferrar, as such Clerk. To
be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Hid,
. . £30 0 0
John Mathews, for Printing, per
Contract,
^ 5 3 0
------------- Carried over.
35
2971
3
9
0
1 10
•
13
12
£
2971
Broughtforward,
50
51
52
53
Townley F. Filgate, being the expense incur
red by him in furnishing the Copy of the County
Valuation for Cess Collectors, as required by the
Act 19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 63. To be now
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap 63, sec 5,
..
56
28
0
The same, being the expense incurred by him
in Applotting the Cess upon the entire County,
and making two copies of same. To be now paid
Ibid,
_
No.
81 Vic., chap. 25, sec. 9,
. . 3 5 8
58
The Directors o f St. Anne’s Industrial School,
County Dublin, for the like. To be now paid
Ibid,
..
59
Townley F. Filgate, being the amount ex
pended in providing furniture and fittings for the
Courts and Court-Eooms in the County Court
house. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec, 69,
..
17
Burton Booth, Solicitor to the Grand Jury,
being the amount o f his taxed Bill of Costs for
sundry proceedings and attendances, for two
years. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 117; and
16 & 17 Vic., chap., 136, sec. 6,
53 12
4
POST EO AD S.
John Beilly, contractor, one-half the expense
o f repairing 124 perches o f the Post road from
Dundalk to Drogheda, through Ardee (No. 93,
Barony o f Ardee). 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
section 50,
6 14
4
62
pense of repairing the Post road from Carrickma
cross to Dundalk (No. 94, Barony o f Ardee).
Ibid,
..
43 13
0
63
pense o f repairing 150 perches o f the Post road
from Kingscourt to Newry (No. 95, Barony o f
Ardee). Ibid,
..
3 15
0
4000
60
45
o
o
61
3
5
8
The Directors of St. Couleith’s Beformatory,
K ing’s County, for the like. To be now paid
Ibid,
•*
The Directors o f St. Joseph’s Female Eeforma
tory, County Galway, for the like. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
Carried over,
5 10
3102
4
^
_____
9
6
d.
6
57
o
..
£
s.
3102 9
Brought forward,
1 7
Thomas Bourne, Clerk o f the Peace, being com
pensation for expenses attending the execution of
his duties under the Act 34 and 3-5 Victoria,
chapter 65, relating to Juries in Ireland. To be
Bank. 34 & 35 Vic, chap. 65, sec. 16,
..
Burton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, expenses at
tending the summoning of Jurors under said Act.
County Bank. Ibid,
54
The Directors o f St. Kevin’ s Eeformatory,
County Wicklow, for the reception and keeping
o f Juvenile offenders committed from this County,
for the half-year ending 31st December, 1876.
To be now paid out of the surplus or balance 111
County Bank. 21 & 22 Vic., chap. 103, sec. 5 , . .
55
B. d.
1 10
Carried over,
3232
8
6
6
8
0
14
15
N o.
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
3232 6 0
Denis Flanagan, contractor, one-halt the ex
pense o f repairing the Post road from Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin (No. 97, Barony of Ardee).
Ibid,
. . 47 10
County Surveyor, one-half the expense o f repair
ing 82 perches o f the Post road from Newry to
Dunleer, through the Town of Dundalk, (No. 108,
Barony o f Upper Dundalk). Ibid, and 20 and 21
Vic., chap. 15,
28 14
County Surveyor, one-half the expense o f re
pairing the Post road from Dundalk to Ardee and
Louth, (No. 110, Barony o f Upper Dundalk),
Ibid,
..
87 0
John Hardy, contractor, one-half the expense
Kingscourt (No. 118, Barony o f Upper Dundalk).
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 50,
..
84 16
Patrick Boche, contractor, one-half the expense
of repairing the Post road from Drogheda to
Collon (No. 143, Barony of Ferrard). Ibid, . .
74 6
Patrick M'Cullough, contractor, one-half the
expense of repairing the Post road from Drogheda
to Collon (No. 144, Barony o f Ferrard). Ib id ,.. 47 12
o f repairing 568 perches of the Post road from
Ardee to Drogheda (No. 157, Barony of Ferrard).
Ibid,
. . 42 12
of repairing 284 perches of the Post road from
Ardee to the Sea at Seafield, by Dunleer (No. 158,
Barony of Ferrard). Ibid,
•• 8
5
Patrick Clarke, contractor, one-half the expense
of repairing the Post road from Drogheda to
Navan, by Townley Hall (No. 169, Barony of Fer
rard). Ibid,
..
80
8
Daniel Breene, contractor, one-half the ex
pense of repairing the Post road from Dundalk
to Kingscourt (No. 179, Barony of Louth). Ibid, 64 13
■NT
■N0*
74
0
0
£
S- d3798 4 4
Brought forward,
Thomas Connolly, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the Post road from Dundalk
to Carrickmacross (N o. 189, Barony o f Louth).
Ibid,
..
38
0
0
£3836
4
4
4
5
Deduct the following in aid o f the Levy, v iz .:—
Surplus Balances in Bank, viz.
After Spring Assizes, 1876,
Interest on Exchequer Bills,. . £22 6 3
At Summer Assizes, 1876,
Interest by County Bank
on Account,
..
£46 17 11
D og Tax for year 1 8 7 5 ..
251 12 4
------------- 304 14 1
To Spring Assizes, 1877,
Interest by County Bank
on Account,
..
23 3 2
Sale o f Eegistry Lists, . . 1 1 7
o
------------57 17 2
Carried over,
3798
4
0
4
0
0
384 17
0
Undischarged Presentment, No. 228,
County Surveyor,
..
6
0 6 11
-------------- 385
8
TO TAL,
9
7
4
£3450 19 11
16
17
Barony of Ardee.
„
.
Smyth, contractor, for widening,
gravelling, and repairiDg 330 perches of roadway
from Ardee to Drogheda, by Philipstown, be
tween Thomas Garrity’s house in Whiteriver and
Kirwan’s Cross. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
50, and 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15.
1st Instalment of £ 3 3 0 ,..
No.
N o.
75
Michael
76
77
Brought forward,
81
82 10
0
Patrick M'Kenna, contractor, for repairing
the bounds o f the County Monaghan at Rosslough and Essexford. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
52.
year. . 129 12
0
James M'Keone, contractor, for repairing until
from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Bolies, between
Mullen’s Cross and the little bridge at Braggans
town. Sec. 62.
1st year. .
82
Bernard Callan, contractor, for repairing until
from Ardee to Castleblayney, by Corcreeghagh,
between W idow Garland’s o f Corcreeghagh, Es
sexford Bridge and James Moore’ s in Stonetown,
and the post road at Corceeghagh. Section 52.
1st year. .
83
Thomas Larney, contractor, for taking up,
cleaning, and re-constructing a covered drain, on
the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Mills
o f Louth, between the townlands o f Nicholas
town and Thomastown. Section 56,
.,
£ s. d.
504 2 4
Patrick Bogan, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Annagasson, be
tween the bounds of the Barony at Mountdoyle
and Skeagmore Bridge and the Seashore at Anna
gasson. Sec. 52.
1st year. . 67 18 0
78
Peter Mathews, contractor, for repairing until
from Ardee to Annagasson, by Drumcar, between
Poe’s Cross and Dillonstown Cross. Sec. 52, and
20 and 21 Vic., chap. 15,
1st year. . 66 2 0
79
James Conlon, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by Nicholastown,
between the bridge at the Mills of Louth and the
post road from Ardee to Carrickmacross at Aclint.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 50,
•• 98 2 0
80
from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Drumgoolstown,
between Mansfieldstown Bridge and the Cross oi
Dromin and Widow Swails’ house. Section 52.
1st year.. 59 18 4
Carried over,
504
2
4
32
8
8
24
9
1
10
0
0
84
Patrick Halfpenny, contractor, for constructing
a gullet on the road from Cookstown to Drum
condra, between the cross road at Glack and Mr.
Singleton’ s road in Meath. Section 56,
0
1
0
85
Peter Mathews, contractor, for building 45 feet
of a wall along the road from Dunleer to Ardee,
between W idow Stokes’ in Dromin and George
Taaffe’s in same. Section 56,
0
1
0
86
Thomas Stokes, contractor, for constructing 10
perches of a fence along the road from Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin, between Patrick Taaffe’ s
and Thomas Stokes’s o f Dromin. Section 56, . .
0
1
0
87
Joseph F. Booth, H igh Constable of the
Warrant issued alter Summer Assizes, 1876.
571
3
1
Carried over,
19
18
N o.
88
£
s. d.
571 3 1
Brought forward,
County Bank. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap 116, sec.
148
; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
86
2
9
o f arrears o f County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit o f Collector. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 145; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6,
14
3
5
No
90
91
the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, between
the Town o f Ardee, and the Bridge o f Aclint.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd yea r.. 200
£
s. d.
1018 9 8
o f the part post road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
through Ardee, between Erasmus Smith’s
School-house and Whiteriver Bridge.
6 &7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52,
last y ea r.. 146 13
£6
14 4
Off Barony,
. . 146
138
£153
94
89
Brought forward,
8
0
Henry E. Kelly, contractor, for repairing for
o f the post road from Carrickmacross to Dundalk,
between the meering o f Louth and Monaghan at
Tullyraine and the meering o f Louth and Ardee
baronies at Drumgoolin. Ibid.
last y e a r..
Patrick Boyle, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Ardee to Drumcondra, between
Hickey’s corner in Ardee and Burley Bridge, at
the meering o f Louth and Meath. Ibid. 4th year
0
95
61
7
the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Annagasson, between the bounds of Ardee and
Louth near Castlebellingham Railway Station,
and at Dromiskin and the Police Barrack at
Castlebellingham. Ibid.
4th year. . 48 19
92 Michael Smyth, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Ardee to Drogheda, by
Kildemock and Paughanstown, between Crosse
lish and Blakestown Cross and the Barony
bounds at Funshog and A. M ‘Guinness’s at
Paughanstown. Ibid.
4th year. .
93
Carried over,
Off Barony,
0
1
4
. . £ 4 3 13
..
43 13
43 13
0
42 18
0
31
4
9
1282 19
1
0
0
£87 6 0
Henry E . Kelly, contractor, for repairing for 5
the part post road from Kingscourt to Newry, be
tween Ballyregan Bridge at the bounds of Louth
and Monaghan and Rosslough Bridge. Ibid.
last yea r..
Off County at Large, . . £ 3 15 0
Off Barony,
..
42 18 0
£46 13
8
0
96
36 14
1018
0
the road from Kingscourt to Drogheda, between
Devin’s Bridge and Blakestown Cross.
Ibid,
last yea r..
97
Denis Flanagan, contractor, for repairing for 5
Carried over,
9
8
20
21
s.
d.
1282 19
1
£
No.
Brought forward,
the post road from Ardee to Dunleer, by Dromin,
between Crosselish and Coogan’s Bridge. 6
7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.last y ea r,. 47 10 0
Off Barony,
..
..
99
100
101
Brought forward,
0
0
perches of the road from Kells to Dunleer, by
Lawlesstown Hill, between Slate Bridge and the
bounds of Ardee and Ferrard at Lawlesstown.
Hid,
l<**t year..
26 19
7
o f the road from Ardee to Drogheda, by Philips
town, between Hoathstown Cross and Whiteriver
Bridge. Ibid.
last year. .
81
2
£
S. d.
1432 2 3
£ s. d.
No.
..
10 17 6
69 Thomas Murray,
..
11 0 0
..
7 0 0
80 Patrick French,
0 1 0
254 Henry E . Kelly,
0 1 0
256 Patrick Fleming,
0 1 0
257 Michael Smyth,
6 7 1
258 Patrick Boyle,
..
12 0 0
259 Henry E. Kelly,
..
7 0 0
260
Do.,
1 12 1
262 James Byrne,
..
16 0 0
264 Joseph Murray,
..
15 0 0
272 Thomas Murray,
3 0 0
277 James Crinion, Jun0,
1 14 3
284 Henry Durnin,
0 16 0
285 James M ‘Keown,
3 0 0
286
Do.,
1 5 0
288 John Durnin,
..
4 0 0
293 Henry Durnin,
and
£47
100
47 10 0
£95
98
Thomas Kindlan, contractor, for repairing for
of'the road from Castlebellingham to the Sea at
Seabank, between the road leading from Castle
bellingham to Annagasson, the Sea at P. Harlin’s
and at Philips’ house. Ibid.
last year. .
4
1331
7
4
1
0
5
. . £1332
7
9
Levy ordered upon individual holdings for
arrears of Cess. 6 & 7 Wm 4, chap. 116, sec. 145,
9 18
1432
2
TOTAL,
7
James Taaffe, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Ardee to Carrickmacross, by
Rathneestin and Thomastown, between the post
road at Rahanna and at Cookstown and Major
O’ Keillv’s d e m e s n e at Thomastowncross roads.
Hid.
last year.. 33 10 10
Carried over,
100 14 11
Barony of Drogheda.
N o.
103
£ s.
Thomas M ‘Donald, contractor, for repairing
until Spring Assizes, 1882, 378 perches of the
road from Drogheda to Dunleer, between Mr.
Harpur’s demesne and Tullyesker River.
6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 115, sec. 52.
1st year... 47 5
d.
0
3
Carried over,
47
5
0
22
23
No.
£
47
Brought forward.
Thomas M'Cullough, H igh Constable of the
Barony o f Drogheda, being the amount o f his
and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec, 10,
105
o f arrears of County Cess due upon same, per
b.
d.
0
5
104
No.
108
£ B. d.
County Surveyor, for repairing until Spring
Assizes, 1878, 480 perches o f the part post road
from Newry to Dunleer, through the Town o f
Dundalk, between the turn to Forkhill at P.
Rice’s in Lisdoo and Ladywell Bridge on the
Dublin Road.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
50, and 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15.
. , 307 6 0
Off Barony,
9 117
..
£28 14 0
. 807
£336 0 0
Assizes, 1878, 428 perches o f the road from Dun
dalk to the Sea, between both ends o f EarlStreet and the Police Barrack at the Steampacket Quay, by Quay-street and Barrack-street.
Hid,
..
110
Assizes, 1882, 348 perches o f the post road from
Dundalk to Ardee and Louth, between George
Henry’ s house in Park-street and Rath Bridge
at the Workhouse. Ibid,
..
..
£87 0 0
Off Barony,
..
87 0 0
6
0
109
2
5
5
OLD CONTRACTS RE N EW E D .
106
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Bally
makenny, between the Borough boundary-stone
at Harmon’s garden and Mr. Patrick Tiernan’s
gate at Listoke. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd year.
50 0 0
107
James M ‘Donald, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Black
hall, between Mr. Tiernan’s farm at Listoke and
Blackstaff Bridge. Ibid.
last year.. 15 6 8
278 4
0
87 0
0
£174 0 0
Patrick Roche, contractor, for repairing until
Friary Chapel in Dundalk and the bounds o f the
Barony at Mullabohy. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec• 52~
1st year. . 302 10
112
Dundalk to the Sea at the Steampacket Quay,
between Clanbrassil-street, by Market-street and
111
124
8
8
ments in aid of the Levy, v iz.:—
No.
£ s. d.
321 Patrick Clarke,
.. 0 1 0
323
Do.,
.
0 14 0
.• 9 8 6
326 Patrick Clarke,
..
3 0 0
TOTAL,
13
3
6
£111
5
2
Carried over,
975
0
0
0
25
24
£
N o.
Brought forward,
s. d.
975
0
and Bachelor’s-walk, and the Eastern corner o f
the Custom-house. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, tec.
5 0 ; and 20 and 21 Vic., chap. 15,
. . 119 0
113
Dundalk to Newry, by Chapel-lane, between the
junction o f Boden-place and Jocelyn-street and
Wellington-place, including Church lane and the
turn behind the Church. Ibid,
..
59 0
114
Peter Hearty, contractor, for repairing until
Spring Assizes, 1882, 946 perches o f the road from
Crossmaglen to Dundalk, by Roche, between the
meering o f Louth and Armagh and the entrance
to Chrin Chapel. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
9ec. 52.
1st year.. 23 13
115
George Burn, High Constable o f the Barony
o f Upper Dundalk, being the amount o f his
148; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
. . 108
8
116
, . 21
7
117
Bernard Cunningham, contractor, being amount
expended on a Bridge, suddenly damaged, on the
the Castleblayuey road at Philipstown and Mill
town Mills, under the order of William Robson
and Michael Kelly, Esquires, Magistrates of this
County. To be now paid out of the surplus or
balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 49; and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 2, sec. 17,
. . 20
0
No.
0
Brought
forward,
£
S. d.
1326
8 10
118
0
John Hardy, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1876, 981 perches o f the
post road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between
Kath Bridge at the Workhouse and the Barony
boundary mark near the bridge o f Knockbridge.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chapter 116, section 52.
2nd yea r., 84
Off Barony,
0
..
..
16 3
£84 16 4
84 16 3
£169 12 7
the road from Dundalk to Forkhill, between the
Newry Road at Peter Rice’s in Lisdoo and the
meering of Louth and Armagh. Ibid. last year 163 10
0
120
Joseph Maxwell, contractor, for repairing for 3
the road from Dundalk to Newry, between the
turn to Forkhill at Peter Bice’s in Lisdoo and the
meering of Upper and Lower Dundalk at M ‘Kinley’s forge. Ibid,
last y ea r.. 128 12
6
121
the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, between
Laurence M‘Kevitt’s house in Bridge-street and
Mr. Barton’s gate at Salttown. Ibid.
4th year
92 15
0
122
Stephen Duffy, Jun., contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Ardee to Newry, by Skyhill, be
tween the bounds of the Barony at Annaghs and
the bounds
o f the County at Shean. Ibid.
last year.,
38
6
Carried over,
1326
8 10
119
0
3
7
0
Carried over,
2
1834 51
27
26
8.
£
No-
Brought forward,
1834
No.
118
334
335
336
338
340
346
347
348
351
352
357
866
371
373
874
378
379
Laurence Curran,
Mathew M. Graham,
George Burn, Felix Grant,
Michael Doherty,
James Smyth,
Patrick Rourke,
Do..
County Surveyor,
Patrick M'Eneany,
Richard Coleman,
William Greenhill,
Richard Coleman,
Anthony Hagan,
Owen Lennan,
Patrick Lamb,
Laurence Curran,
Do.,
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
£ s.
16 12
0 1
0 1
0 1
64 10
0 1
2 14
1 0
5 6
6 18
1 0
0 1
2 0
1 12
0 16
2 1
46 19
12 11
d.
10
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
8
8
6
No.
124
125
.
Michael Doherty, contractor, for making a
new line o f road from Dundalk to the Sea at
Greenore, between the Rampart houses and the
Sea at Greenore, near the Coastguard Station.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 55,
..
1st instalment o f £280.
John Farley, contractor, for repairing until
from Carlingford to the Sea at Whitestown and
Ballagan, between Peter Connor’s house in Car
lingford and the Seashore at Whitestown and
Ballagan. Sec, 52.
1st year. .
£
s.
d.
46 13
4
85 10 11
....
. ..
..
..
..
126
7 10
1669 17
To be levied off the Parish o f Kane, with the
exception o f the Townland o f Killin, and paid
to John D. Bell, for loss and damage occasioned
by the maliciously or wantonly setting fire to and
burning an unoccupied dwelling-house, his pro
perty, on the 21st October, 1876, at Killin,
Parish o f Kane,
. . 15
TOTAL,
Bryan Toner, contractor, for repairing until
from Newry to the Sea at Rathcor, between the
Big W om an’s Grave at Corrakit and the junc
tion of the Piedmont and Bush road. Sec. 52.
ls£ yea r.,
3
James Murphy, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Carlingford, between Mr. Lar
kin’s house in Ballaverty and the Sea at
Greenore. Sec. 52.
1st y e a r,.
128
Owen Kelly, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Newry, between the bounds of
the Barony at M ‘Kinley’s forge and the meering
of Louth and Armagh at Claretrock. Section b'2,
and 20 and 21 Vic., chap. 15,
1st y e a r..
29
9
1
54 14
0
34
8
127
164
123
d.
5 ,1
129
0
0
£1684 17
3
Michael Henry, contractor, for constructing a
pitched slope and repairing a breach along the
road from Dundalk to the Sea at Gyles’s Quay,
between W idow Commiskey’ s house and the new
pier at Gyles’s Quay. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 56,
1st Instalment of £ 1 2 0 ..
Carried over,
60
6
0
0
310 14
0
28
29
No.
£
s. d.
310 14 0
Brought forward,
Peter Carroll, contractor, for constructing and
repairing 37 perches o f a wall along the road
from Dundalk to Carlingford, by Ravensdale, be
tween Ballymascanlon Bridge and O’Hare’ s
foundry in Ravensdale. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 66,
131
Peter Rice, contractor, for repairing the bridge,
cleaning out and improving the river bed, on the
road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
Ballymascanlon Mills and Henry Love’s house.
Sec. 56,
132
Michael Rice, contractor, for cleaning out and
repairing all the gullets in Carlingford, on the
road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between the
Mill Pond and the Coastguard Station in Carling
ford. Sec. 56,
133
Terence Boyle, contractor, for building 4
perches of a wall along the road from Carlingford
to Newry, between Peter Connor’s house in Car
lingford and Ballyonan bridge. Sec. 56,
No.
1 30
10
0
50
148; and 19 and 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
50
5
8
137
5
0
9
138
Michael Doherty, contractor, being amount
expended on a gullet o f three openings, suddenly
damaged, on the road from Newry to the Sea at
Templetown, between the Narrow-W ater road
at Cornamucklagh and the big W om an’s Grave
at Corrakit, under the order o f C. B. Mitchell and
C. Obins Woodhouse, Esquires, Magistrates of
of this County. To be now paid out of the sur
plus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 4 9 ; & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 2, sec. 17, ..
20
0
0
0
0
0
& s. d.
386 15 0
Brought forward,
Michael Doherty, contractor, for constructing
8 perches of a fence on each side of the river
aloDg the road from Carlingford to Newry, be
tween the Big Woman’s Grave at Corrakit and
the Narrow-Water Road at Cornamucklagh.
Sec. 56,
135
Peter M'Manus, contractor, for straightening
and re-building a fence along the road from
Newry to Carlingford, between the North gate of
Mr. Woodhouse’s residence in Omeath and the
South gate o f same. Sec. 56,
7 10
0
3
0
0
134
136
5 10
0
1
386 15
Edward K ing, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Carlingford to the Sea at Whites
town, between the Glebe in Carlingford and Car
lingford Quarries and Peter Murphy’s house in
Mucklagh. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd year. .
25
2
6
140
Peter Rafferty, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, by Slievenaclough, between the Jenkinstown road near
Aghameen and the road leading under the
Railway Bridge at Piedmont. Ibid. 2nd year..
22 13
0
0
0
Patrick M‘Alester, High Constable of the Barony
of Lower Dundalk, being the amount of his
Carried over,
139
0
Carried over,
..
509 16 11
31
30
£
No.
141
142
Brought forward,
John Long, contractor, for keeping clear for 5
years from Spring Assizes, 1876, a water-course
and Iron grating, on the road from Carlingford
to the Sea at Templetown, by Irish Grange, be
tween Mr. Feehan’s in Monksland and Peter
Coyle’s in Irish Grange. Ibid.
2nd year. .
Peter Rice, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Faughart
Graveyard and Feede, between the Newry road
at Feede and Mr. Skelton’s gate at Monascreebe.
Ibid.
4th year..
Barony of Ferrard.
s. d.
509 16 11
5 0
No.
143
0
£
Spring Assizes, 1882, 743 perches of the post
road from Drogheda to Ardee, between Leonard’s
Cross and the meering o f Begrath and Tully
allen. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, section 52.
1st year.
Off Barony,
74
d-
6
0
47 12
0
43
2
6
46 10
0
211 10
6
. . £74 6 0
. . 746 0
£148 12
144
s-
0
Patrick M'Cullough, contractor, for repairing
until Spring Assizes, 1882, 714 perches of the
post road from Drogheda to Ardee, by Collon,
between the meering o f Begrath and Tullyallen
and the Hon. Mrs. Dunlop’s gate lodge at Collon
nursery. Sec. 52.
1st y e a r..
17
£532
7
4
6
5
Off County at Large,. .
Off Barony,
£ s. d.
. . 58 0 0
. .
3 0 0
391 John Carroll,
..
4 0 0
394 Thomas M'Ardle,
5 16 6
396 Richard Hanlon,
£95
No.
388 Samuel Russell,
404 Owen Kelly,
4
0
145
0
John Terney,
Spring Assizes,
from Drogheda
bridge and the
Sec. 50,
0
0
4
0
contractor, for repairing until
1878, 575 perches o f the road
to Nobber, between Mellifont
turn to K ing William’s Glen.
146
78 16
TOTAL,
£47 12
. . 47 12
£453
6
7 11
Thomas M‘ Donald, contractor, for repairing
road from Collon to the Sea at Baltray, by Bally
makenny, between the School-house at Ballyma
kenny and the Drogheda road at Termonfeckin.
Sec. 52 ; and 20 and 21 Vic , chap. 15. 1st year,
147
road from Kells to Dunleer, by Funshog, be
tween the Ardee and Drogheda road at Funshog,
Carried over,
33
32
£
No.
Brought forward,
s. d.
211 10
6
and the Barony boundary at Daly’s hollow and
Slate Bridge, and also at Owen Winters’ on the
old Drogheda road. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
1st g ea r ..
18
7
0
148
Edward Craven, contractor, for repairing until
from Collon to the Sea at Ganderstown, between
the Cross of Piperstown and Laurence M'Keown’s
of Milltown. Sec. 52.
1st gear..
18 12
0
149
William W oods, contractor, for constructing
180 perches o f a footpath on the road from Collon
to Drogheda, between the turn o f the road at
Mr. Shekleton’s house and the top o f the hill
above John Allen’s. Sec. 51,
39 15
150
151
152
153
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
390 19 6
154
Laurence Johnson, contractor, for construct
ing 80 feet of a wall along the road from Dun
dalk to Drogheda, through Dunleer, between
Mathew Sharkey’s house and Chapel-lane in
Dunleer. Sec. 56.
155
Thomas M 'Cullough, H igh Constable of the
Barony o f Ferrard, being the amount o f his
74 13
7
o f arrears of County Cess due upon same, per
sec. 145; and 19 and 20 yic., chap. 63, sec. 6, . .
6 14
0
0
1 0
James Morgan, contractor, for paving 30
perches of a footpath along the road from Ardee
to the Sea, through Dunleer, between Anne
Campbell’s house in Dunleer and the Hotel in
same. Sec. 51,
156
0
45
John Collier, contractor, for constructing 30
perches o f a barrier along the road from Port to
Drogheda, between James Markey’s house at
Labanstown and John Mullin’s house at Cruise
town. iSec. 56,
0
0
15
0
Patrick Manning, contractor, for taking up and
re-building a sewer on the road from Drumcondra
to Collon, by Belpatrick, between Robert Bing
ham’s house and John Devin’s. Sec. 56,
5
0
0
Patrick Flanagan, contractor, for building a
gullet on the road from Collon to the Sea,
through Tullyesker, between the old Turnpike
road and the School-house at Ballymakenny.
Sec. 56,
3
0
0
390 19
6
157
of the part post road from Ardee to Drogheda,
between the meering o f Annaglog and Mr. Dun
lop’s avenue gate. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
2nd yea r.. 182
Off Barony,
. . £42 12
. . 182 8
£225
158
0
0
654 16
1
0
the part post road from Ardee to the Sea at Seafield, by Dunleer, between the Barony boundary
on Lawlesstown Hill, at Coogan’s Bridge and the
Carried over,
Carried over.
8
0
0
34
35
No.
£
s.
654 16
Brought forward,
main street in Dunleer, and the centre o f the
Barony boundary at Corstown, and between the
old Turnpike road at Coneyberry and Cluide
Bridge. Sec. 52.
2nd yea r.. 50
£8 5 8
Off Barony,
..
50 1 0
d.
1
£
No.
164
1
£58 6 8
159
Owen M 'Evoy, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Collon to the Sea at Reynolds
town, between Tinker’s H ill and the Sea at
Reynoldstown. Sec. 52.
4th year.. 63 11 3
160
Peter Winter, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Drogheda to Collon, between the
old Police Barrack on the Collon post road and
the Lime Kilns on the Dunleer road. Sec. 52.
4th year.. 6 19 6
161
o f the road from Collon to the Sea at Termon
feckin, by Tullyesker, between the late Turnpike
road at Tullyesker and the meering of Drogheda
and Ferrard. Sec. 52.
4th year. .
11 0 0
162
the road from Termonfeckin to the Sea at Bal
tray, by Broghan, between the Bridge o f Ter
monfeckin and the end of the New Pavement at
the Sea. Sec. 52.
4th year.. 20 13 4
163
Thomas Elcock, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Termon
feckin, between Newfoundwell Bridge and the
Sessions’ House of Termonfeckin.
Sec. 52.
last year.. 126 10 0
933 11
2
d.
. . 933112
o f the post road from Drogheda to Navan,
by Townley Hall, between the Borough boundary
mark at Mell-lane and the Mattock Bridge.
Sec. 52.
last year.
..
Off Barony,
..
80 8
£80
80
£160 17 6
o f the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Dun
leer, between the North Bridge o f Dunleer and
the bounds o f the Barony at Coneyborrow Bridge.
Sec. 52.
last y »a r..
22
0
0
166
Patrick Manning, contractor, for repairing
for 5 years from Spring Assizes, 1873, 1295 per
ches of the road from Collon to Ardee, by Drum
condra, between the Methodist Meeting-house in
Collon and the meering o f Ferrard and Ardee at
Annaglog and Martin’s Bridge. Sec. 52. last year
18 17
9
167
Thomas Venables, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Gallagh, between the meering of Ardee and Ferrard
at Gallagh and the Dunleer and Grangebellew
road at Christian’s Cross and at Morganstown.
Sec. 52.
last year... 2 1 1 1
6
168
Patrick M 'Kenna, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Collon to Kells and Slane, be
tween Collon Town and the meering o f Louth
and Meath at Townlands o f Collon and Bel
patrick. Sec. 52.
last year.. 48 9
7
0
165
Carried over,
s.
Brought forward,
Carried over,
1124 18
9
8
8
9
9
9
36
37
d.
No.
169
£ s. 1124 18 9
Brought forward,
John Savage, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Collon to the Sea, by Beaulieu,
between Miss Chester’s avenue gate at Cartown
and Beaulieu Bridge. Sec. 52.
last year.. 18
7
No
449
452
453
454
457
458
459
460
463
464
468
471
472
473
474
475
478
479
484
485
487
491
492
6
170
the Sessions’ House in Termonfeckin and Rey
noldstown Cross at the Seashore.
Sec. 52.
last y ea r.. 26 5 2
171
the Borough boundary stone at Greenhills Bridge
and Broghan Bridge. Sec. 52.
last y e a r.. 26 5 0
172
173
Brought forward,
Patrick Commons,
Christopher Kieran,
Laurence Johnston,
Michael Kelly,
Peter Kirk,
Thomas Crilly,
Mathew Murphy,
John Lynch,
Owen Crosby,
Patrick Gallagher,
Michael Byrne,
James Reilly,
Patrick Clarke,
Peter Kirk,
John Lynch,
Peter Kirk,
Mathew Stanley.
Michael Byrne,
Thomas Crilly,
Patrick Carroll,
Michael M 'E voy,
John Terney,
Thomas Crilly,
..
..
£3
0
0
6
1
16
0
3
0
2
4
1
3
3
3
15
0
3
5
2
3
1
5
£
s.
1265 16
d.
9
0 0
1 0
1 0
5 0
0 0
0 0
10 0
0 0
15 5
2 6
5 10
10 0
12 8
4 2
8 7
0 0
13 3
9 0
13 9
0 0
0 0
0 0
12 6
Thomas M ‘Donald, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between
the Boundary Stone at Greenhills Mill and Black
staff Bridge, Sec. 52.
last year.. 62 0
the road from Nobber to Drogheda, by Melli
font, between Mellifont Bridge and the Collon
and Drogheda post road at Begrath. Sec. 52.
last year. .
4
8
0
0
1265 16
9
£
s.
d.
2 16 8
13 10
0
Carried over,
. .
1265 16
9
. . £1164
5
5
bounds of the Barony at Mullabohy and the
bounds of the County at Toomes. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st yea r.. 306
9
0
9
0
Barony of Louth.
174
..
..
..
TOTAL,
No.
440 Patrick Murphy,
443 Thomas Elcock,
..
Carried over,
306
38
39
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
306 9 0
175
Patrick Hart, contractor, for constructing a
fence along 5 perches o f the road from Louth to
the Mills of Louth, between the post road and
Mr. Gernon’s house. Sec. 56,
0 1
176
Thomas Lane, contractor, being the second o f
four half-yearly instalments of £139 16s., for
forming, widening, gravelling, and repairing 466
perches of the road from Dundalk to Drogheda,
by Dromiskin, between the Rectory Gate in
Dromiskin and Nicholas Magill’s in Drumleck.
Sec. 50.
2nd Instalment,. 34 19
177
Joseph F. Booth, High Constable of the
Barony of Louth, being the amount o f his
..
39 19
178
o f arrears ot County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit of Collector. 6 & 7 Wm-. 4, chap. 116.
3 13
£
No.
Brought forward,
s. d.
449 15
180
Thomas Grimes, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Carickmacross to the Sea at
Lurgangreen, between Mrs. Crawley’s house in
Kilcroney and Gilbertstown Hill.
Sec. 52.
2nd year. .
1
0
181
John M ‘Fadden, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Seabank, between Dillon Cross and Mr. M 'N ello’s in
Dromiskin. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r.. 11 17
2
perches o f the road from Dunleer to Dundalk,
by Dromiskin, between Mr. Brabazon’s house in
Dromiskin and his farm yard in the Commons.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
6
0
0
182
18
179
OLD CONTBACTS RE N EW E D.
Daniel Breen, contractor, for repairing for 5
the post road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, be
tween Mr. M'Cann’s tenants’ houses in Knock
bridge and Patrick Murtagh’s in Louth. 6 &
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd yea/r..
. . £64 13 7
Off Barony,
..
64 13 7
£129
7
Carried over,
6
5
Bernard Hanratty, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between the
Bridge o f Fane and Mapastown Bridge. Sec. 52.
last y e a r.. 182 13
184
Thomas Connolly, contractor, for repairing for
o f the post road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross,
between Patrick Murtha’s house in Louth and
Patrick Markey’s in Sandfield. Sec. 52. last year 38 0
7
64 137
185
449 15
6
8 11
183
Off Barony,
2
6
. . £38
..
38
0
0
0
0
£76
0
0
4
0
James Conlon, contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from Castleblayney to Ardee, between
Carried over,
708 18
6
41s
40
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SPRING ASSIZES. 1877.
No.
£ s. d.
708 18 6
Brought forward,
the meering o f Louth and Monaghan at Peter
M ‘Cue’s and the Town of Louth.
Sec. 52.
last y e a r..
Patrick Watters, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from Spring Assizes, i 873, 655 perches
o f the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, by
Rathbrist, between Tallanstown Bridge and
Thomas M-Cann’s house in Corderry. Sec. 52.
last y ea r..
187
Thomas Clarke, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Castleblayney to the Sea at Black
rock, by Tullygee, between the bounds o f Louth
and Monaghan and the Cross o f Boherbuoy.
Sec. 52.
6th yea r..
33 14
No.
528
533
534
535
538
541
542.
2
186
12
5
Brought forward,
Patrick Gartlaney,
John M'Fadden,
Laurence Hoey,
Thomas Maguire,
Patrick M 'Keown, Jun.,
Bernard Hanratty,
Patrick
' •’ t< Larkin,
’ r.
..
..
..
..
£1
0
0
2
7
14
17
6
18
17
15
13
0
11
TT
£
s. d.
812 4 7
0
1
0
0
9
0
0
76
£736
7
190
Levy ordered upon individual holdings for
arrears of Cess. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 145,
2
9
4< 6
5
16 5
188
Patrick Gartlaney, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Castleblayney to the Sea at
Blackrock, by Knockbridge, between the bounds
o f Louth and Upper Dundalk, at Annaghs and
the Cross of Knockbridge. Sec. 52
6th y e a r 25
189
John Maguire, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Kingscourt to Dundalk, between
Mr. Bell’s gate at Corderry and Caraher’s Cross
at Knockdillon. Sec. 52.
6th yea r.. 15 15
812
0
6
0
4
4
7
ments in aid of the Levy, viz.:
No.
524 Patrick Little,
527 Thomas Clarke,
&
••
0
•• 30
••1 0
s- d1 0
0 0
0
Carried over,
..812
4
7
TOTAL,
1 10
£740
9
2
42
43
U N D IS C H A R G E D
ABSTRACT.
P R E SE N T M E N T S
OF
---- -------
IK W
F O R M E R
PRESENTMENTS
QBOSS AMOUNT.
Connty at Large, 8886 4 4
Ardee,
... 1483 2 8
Drogheda,
...
124 8 8
Upper Dundalk,...
1849 5 1
Lower Dundalk,...
532 4 5
Ferrard,
...
126516 9
Louth,
...
81611 0
RE-PRESENTED.
885
100
13
164
78
101
76
4
14
3
7
16
11
1
5
11
6
10
6
4
10
920
0
4
WABBANTS ISSUED.
2281
216
2524
811
1903
1200
10 2
15 8
7 10
5 7
3 5
10 4
A S S I Z E S .
County at Large.
No.
£
s. d.
£9857 12 11
8937 12
7
191
43, County Surveyor, Court-house o f Ardee,
repair,
l al
Granted Summer, 1874
192
42, County Surveyor, heating County Court
house, and Gas-fitting,
lal
193
194
S P R IN G
A S S IZ E S ,
1877.
195
196
to t t t g
a Smrffr,
)
CH ARLES M'MAHON, of Brookfield,
> Clerk of the Crown for said County, maketh
T
T*
) Oath and saith, That the foregoing contains
a True Copy or Abstract of the Presentments made by the Grand
Jury, and fiated by the Court at this Assizes, to the best of this
deponent’s knowledge and belief.
Sworn before me at Dundalk, this 23rd day o f February. 1877.
197
198
199
MICHAEL K E LLY ,
Justice of the Peace for the County of Louth.
200
7
0
0
0
0
7
lal
3
00
40, County Surveyor, heating County Court) house,
..
8 0 0
)
40, William Adams, heating County Court[ house, gas-fittings,
l al
7
04
41, Nicholas Colligan, Court-house o f Ardee,
lal 10 0 0
60, Michael Smyth, 182 perches post road,
Ardee to Drogheda, by Kildemock and Paugh
anstown,
..
25 6
61, John Reilly, 124 perches post road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, through Ardee,
...
6 14 4
64, Denis Flanagan, post road, Ardee to D un
leer, by Dromin,
lal 24 10 0
65, John Hardy, post road, Dundalk to Kings
court.
lal
42 16 4
Signed,
CHARLES M'MAHON.
Carried over,
118
6
6
45
44
201
202
£ s. d.
118 6 6
Brought forward.
No.
205
206
Ardee to Drogheda,
42 12
5
8
road, Dundalk to
bal
214
s.
d.
8
215
216
3
4
32 13
7
0
0
20
0
0
20
0
0
5
0
0
0
1 0
5
0
0
6
0
0
4
0
0
7
0
0
58
2
6
13
1
0
47 10
0
20
7
6
50
0
0
10
0
0
266
2
0
4 17 11
71, Peter Mathews, post road, Drogheda to
Collon,
•• 42
72, Daniel Breene, post
Kingscourt,
0
217
bal
by Bichardstown,
by Philipstown,
Dunleer,
bal
Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smarmore, bal
73, Thomas Connolly, post road, Dundalk to
Carrickmacross,
bal
19
218
219
0
0
bal
221
bal
25
0
0
222
40, Hugh Cassidy, Court-house of Ardee, re
pair,
20
0
0
48, Nicholas Carberry, post road, Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin,
20
0
0
88, James
repair,
208
39, Francis Watters, heating County Court
house, and gas-fittings,
209
210
5 0 ,
B ic h a r d
Lennan,
H a n lo n ,
County
220
207
2 1 1
£
69, Patrick Clarke, 87 perches post road,
203
204
Barony of Ardee.
No.
p o s t
r o a d ,
Court-house,
•• 50
C a r lin g fo r d
Newry,
223
224
to
••
Newry,
••
213
52, Henry Sloan, 47 perches post road,
..
15 16
6
18 13
5
212
TOTAL,
21 3
£419 10
225
226
227
2
rickmacross,
74, Michael Smyth, 348 perches road, K ings
court to Dunleer, by Roodstown,
75, County Surveyor, 648 perches road, Dun
bal
76, John Eakins, 603 perches road, Dundalk
by Ardee to Dunleer,
bal
to Carrickmacross,
bal
78, John Eakins, drain, sewers, two new trap
grates, and footpath, Dundalk to Drogheda,
through the Town of Ardee,
bal
Carried over,
No.
228
229
230
231
232
233
46
47
£ s. d.
266 2 0
Brought forward,
79, Nicholas Carberry, fence, tail-drain, and
drain, Dunleer to Ardee, by Dromin,
bal
6 0 0
80, Thomas King, wall, Dundalk to Dunleer,
0 1 0
84, Patrick Boyle, 775 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra,
bal 26 7 1
bal 20 4 10
86, Michael Smyth, 1468 perches, part post
road, Ardee to Drogheda, by Kildemock and
Paughanstown,
7 8 6
87, Peter M ‘Guinness, 328 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Dunany,
6 16 8
No.
£ s. d.
573 12 0
Brought forward,
244
99, James M'Keown, 1154 perches
road,
245
100, Michael Smyth, 1461 perches
road,
246
101, James Byrne, 980 perches road, Ardee
to Castleblayney, by Corcreagh and Kingscourt,
bal
28 17
0
22
0
0
9
8
4
247
53, John M'Keever, 1339 perches road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt, by Arthurstown,
55 15 10
248
54,
Patrick Brennan,
Dundalk to Kingscourt,
51 16
7
249
55, John Geraghty, 942 perches road, Dunleer
to Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smarmore,. .
21 11
9
250
56, Thomas Mathews, 540 perches road, Ardee
to Slane, by Obertstown and Smarmore,
13 10
0
251
57, Bernard Anderson, 437 perches road, Col
lon to Drumcondra, by Belpatrick,
bal
1777 perches
road,
234
88, John Reilly, 1416 perches part post road,
bal
235
236
90, Henry E. Kelly, 933 perches part post
bal
91, John Reilly, 833 perches road, Kingscourt
to Drogheda,
bal
238
93, Nicholas Carberry, 925 perches road, Kells
to Dunleer, by Lawlesstown Hill,
bal
46 13
43 13
20
0
8
0
0
237
239
bal
240
95, Thomas Kindlan, 454 perches
road,
..
16
4
9
6 19
7
15
0
0
0
10
8
6
17
0
0
0
1
0
9 18
0 1
to Annagasson,by Roodstown,
103 7
257
20 0
258
66, Patrick Roe, 984 perches road,, Dundalk
to Ardee,
155 16
0
7
96, James Taaffe, 1400 perches road, Ardee to
Carrickmacross, by Rathneestin and Thomas
town,
•. 33 10 10
242
97, John Butterly, 1322 perches road, Ardee
to the Sea atAnnagasson,
bal 29 11 6
243
98, Patrick Rogan,1030 perches road, Dun
bal 19 0 0
573 12
58, Patrick Manning, 417 perches road, Ardee
to Collon, by Belpatrick and Funshog,
253
59, Richard C. Henry, gullet, Ardee to Car
rickmacross, by Rathneestin,
254
60, Nicholas Carberry,
Ardee, by Dromin,
255
61, Denis Flanagan, fence, Dunleer to Smar
more,
0
241
Carried over,
5
252
0
fence,
Dunleer
to
256
Carried over,
1088
5
0
0
0
0
48
49
£
N o.
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
Brought forward,
a. d.
1088
67, Michael Smyth, 1380 perchea road, Ardee
to Dunleer, by Richardstown,
••
68, Mathew Kieran, 1724 perches road, Ardee
to the Mills of Louth, by Tallanstown,
..
69, County Surveyor,
■DBS
981 perches road, Dundalk to Kingscourt, by
Nicholastown,
bal
70, James Durnin, 910 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra, by the Bog o f Glack,
..
71 , Michael Grogan, 1043 perches road, Collon
to Dunleer,
••
72, Owen Byrne, 504 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra, by Silverhill,
••
5
69 0 0
61 1 2
30 0 0
55 18
6
2
3
18 18
0
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
1657 11 9
84, Alexander Armstrong, 678 perches road,
Dunleer to the Sea at Port, by Drumcar,
85, John Durnin, 1810 perches road, K ings
275
court to Dunleer,
276
86, James M ‘Donald, 980 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer,
..
87, Michael Grogan, 261 perches road,
278
88, Laurence M'Kenna, 1100 perches road,
Dundalk to the Sea at Dunany, by Castlebelling
ham,
22 12
0
28
5
8
40 16
8
277
5
8
9
73
6
8
1
6
6
0
0
10
0
0
4 16
9
39
79, Patrick French, 832 perches road, Ardee
to Slane, by Smarmore,
••
215 10
31 11
6
7 18
0
15 12
0
23 *4
3
67 lo
u
53
4
u
1657 11
9
81, Henry Durnin, 785 perches road, Dundalk
to Kingscourt,
•*
272
82, James M'Keown, 1356 perches road,
A r d e e to the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and
■%€
Mayne,
273
83, James M'Keown, 532 perches road, Dundalk to Dunleer,
..
271
Carried ovtr,
. . £1828
Barony of Drogheda.
263 9
76, Thomas W oods, 730 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Port, by Clonmore,
..
77, Thomas Speers, 842 perches road, Ardee
to Kells, by Shanlis,
••
269
78, John Skane, 474 perches road, Kells to
Dunleer, by Knockacleva and Philipstown,
..
TOTAL,
48^ ®
268
270
No.
274
73, Owen Byrne, 641 perches road, Dundalk
to Drumcondra,
••
266 74, James Crinion, Jun., 967 perches road,
Dundalk to Drogheda, by Rathescar,
••
267
0
279
280
the Sea, by Tullyesker,
lal
281
the Sea, by the Chord,
282
lal
283
dalk,
284
106, James M'Donald, 460 perches road,
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Blackhall,
Carried over,
23
0
0
0
1
0
15
6
8
59
4
5
51
50
N o.
£ s. d.
59 4 5
Brought forward,
No
£ s. d.
46 12 7
Brought forward,
285
107, Patrick Flanagan, 378 perches road,
Drogheda to Dunleer,
bal
286
108, Patrick Clarke, 147 perches road, D rogh
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
9
0
0
4 11 11
89, Patrick Clarke, 196 perches road, Collon
9 7
to the Sea,
90, Patrick Clarke, pipe sewer, Drogheda to
2 0
the Sea,
bal
91, Patrick Commons, gullet, Collon to the
2 0
Sea at Tullyesker,
94, Patrick
Commons, 276 perches road,
24 3
95, Patrick
Commons, 681 perches road,
62 8
96, Patrick
Commons, 460
perches road,
19 3
Collon to the Sea, by Tullyesker,
97, Patrick Clarke, 65J perches road, Drogh
9 0
eda to Termonfeckin,
eda to the Sea, by the Chord,
•• 4 16
10
road to the Sea,
..
110,
County Surveyor, 2172 perches, Carrick
298
bal
299
113, John Moley, 545 perches, Duudalk to
bal
300
120,
James Coburn, 807 perches, Dundalk to
..
297
0
10 0
0
42 8
0
75
0
13 9
0
0
301
0
302
109,
County Surveyor, 1100 perches road,
bal
113,
James Graham, 265 perches road, Dun
bal
bal
to the Sea at Soldier’s Point,
bal
118, Richard Coleman, 294 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Killally and Hainstown, . .
TOTAL,
..
£205 15
6
4
0
9
303
304
305
306
9
119, Laurence Curran, 81 perches road, Dun
dalk to Ardee, by Stapleton-place and rere o f
County Gaol,
..
Granted Summer. 1876.
40 10
0
32 15
0
19 2
6
70
0
5 16
5
41 0
307
295
Castleblaney,
••
4 0
296
110, County Surveyor, last instalment, hills
and hollows, Castleblaney to Newey, by Bal
regan. 20 and 21 Vic., chap. 15.
bal 42 12
0
99, Laurence Conlon, 1002 perches road, Dun
dalk to Ardee,
181 12
308
100, John G. Graham, 992 perches road, Dun
dalk to Castlebellingham,
194 5
309
102, Michael Coburn, bridge, Ardee to Fork
hill,
bal 27 0
310
103, Richard Coburn, bridge, Forkhill to the
Sea at Blackrock,
43 0
46 12
4
0
0
7
Carried over,
Carried over,
3
7
. . 674 17
1
53
52
UND ISCH ARG ED PRE SEN TM E N TS OF FO R M E R ASSIZES.
£
No.
311
312
313
Brought forward,
s.
674
17 1
106, Patrick Roche, 1539 perches road, D u n
dalk to Dunleer, by Blackrock,
..
128
37 18 0
108, Richard Coleman, 885 perches
Dundalk to Dunleer, by Hainstown,
33
314
109, Patrick R och e, 230 perches road, D un
dalk to D rogheda, by Blackrock,
..
315
110, John Brennan, 445 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Dunm ahon,
..
13
9
0
124, A n th on y H agan , 648 perches road, D u n
dalk to N ew ry , by R osk ea g h ,
..
21 12
0
329
125, John Coulter, 606 perches road, D undalk
to the Sea at B lackrock and at South M arsh, . .
20
4
0
330
126, Owen Lennan, 1017 perches road, Car
rickm across to N ew ry, b y Shanm ullagh,
..
14 16
8
127, Patrick L am b, 1540 perches road, D un
dalk to Castleblayney and C rossm aglen, by
C avananore and Courtbane,
..
32
1
8
332
128, Joh n Coulter, 1090 perches road, D u n
dalk to F orkh ill,
la l
41 10
0
333
129, Joseph M axw ell, 441 perches road, Dun
dalk to N ew ry,
bal
32 12
6
£ 1 8 1 7 16
9
112, James Graham, 562 perches road, Ardee
to New ry, by Barleyfield and Balriggan,
..
56
4
0
113, Bernard Hanratty, 2 172 perches road,
Carrickmacross to the Sea at Blackrock,
..
72
8
0
114, Peter H earty, 1429 perches road, Dun
dalk to Crossmaglen,
..
59 10 10
115, John Conroy, Jun., 590 perches road,
Forkhill to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
..
14 15
1330
perches
road,
..166
5 0
27
117, John M 'A rdle, 496 perches road, Dun
dalk to N ewry, by W ellington-place and B ow
ling green,
119, Richard Coleman, 700 perches road,
323
Dundalk to Castleblayney, by Belrobbin,
..
74
8
29
3 4
1040 perches road,
••
78
0 0
121, John Coulter, 1414 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newtownhamilton,
••
88
7 6
5
831
TOTAL,
0
116, John M oley, 545 perches road, Dundalk
to Castleblayney, by Farrendreg,
321
4
123, Jam es C oburn, 807 perches road, D un
dalk to N ew tow n ham ilton, by Carriff G rove, . .
9
317
320
53 13
327
30 13 4
111, James Graham,
Dundalk to Castleblayney,
319
122, John Coulter, 920 perches road, D undalk
to N ew tow nham ilton, by L u rgan keel,
..
328
16 13
0
B arony of L ow er Dundalk.
322
120, Owen Sherry, Jun.,
324
325
Brought forw ard,
326
3 9
316
318
N o.
5 0
107, Patrick M 'Eneany, 1137 perches road,
D undalk to Carrickmacross,
..
road,
..
£
s. d.
1587 17 7
d.
Carried over,
0
334
7
0
0
335
1587 17
136, Jam es M urphy, h ollow , D undalk to Car
lin gford, b y G reenore,
bal
6
145, H u g h O’ Hare, w ater-w ay, channel, and
..
Carried over,
20 0
8
0
0
54
55
£
No.
Brought forward,
8
s.
d.
0
0
336
337
125, Michael Doherty, footpath, Carlingford
to Newry,
bal
11 10
0
lal
70
0
0
No.
339
118
7
6
350
145, Peter Rice, 695 perches, Dundalk to
17
7
6
351
to the Sea at Whitestown and Ballagan,
lal
29
3
4
9
0
0
13 13
4
35
0
0
49 13
0
22 16
9
852
129, Hugh Harold, channel and pipes, Dun
••
2
9
6
7
6
road, Newry to theSeaat Templetown,
. . 118
143, James Byrne,1551
Carlingford,
perches,Dundalk to
bal
20
0
0
341
145, Mathew Campbell, 1384 perches, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Omeath, by Jenkinstown, lal
8
0
0
121, Edward King, 1005 perches road, Car
lal
7
0 0
123, Peter Rafferty, 906 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carlingford, by Slievenaclogh,
lal
6
0 0
Granted Spring, 1876,
343
147, James Murphy, 1077 perches, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
lal
353
to the Sea at Rathcor, by Castletown Cooley, lal
340
342
£ s. d.
307 7 0
349
338
Brought forward,
344
128, Owen M‘Donald, bridges and walls,
bal
345
130. John Lennan, new wall, Dundalk to Car
lingford,
..
5
0
0
40
0 0
4
0 0
2
0 0
346
131, Michael Rice, Riverstown bridge, Dun
bal
347
134, Thomas Traynor, bed of river, bridge,
bal
348
135, John Long, water-course and Iron grat
ing, Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown, by
Irish Grange,
••
Carried over,
5
307
0 0
7
0
854
131, John Keenan, 1400 perches road, Dun
855
132, Patrick Flanagan, 993 perches road, Car
356
133, Patrick Rice, 783 perches road, Dundalk
to Carlingford, by Piedmont,
134, Peter Rice, 805 perches road, Carling
ford to the Sea at Bellurgan,
358
137, Peter Rice, weighing machine, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
357
17 15 10
0
1
0
20
0
0
10
0
0
10
0
0
15 16
6
27 15
0
703 16
9
359
139, Owen M ‘ Donald, bridges, Newry to Car
lingford,
360
140, Owen Kelly, bridges, Dundalk to Newry,
lal
361
141, Terence Boyle, bridges and gullets, Car
lingford to Newry,
362
144, Richard Hanlon, 1085 perches post road,
363
145, Michael Donnelly, 666 perches road,
Carried over,
56
57
s.
d.
703 16
9
£
No.
Brought forward,
..
Barony of Ferrard.
No.
364
146, Michael Donnelly, 770 perches road,
Dundalk to the Sea at Omeath,
..
147, John Rice, 596 perches road, Dundalk to
Carlingford,
bal
366
148, Hugh Harold, water-channel and pipes,
..
367
149, Peter Carroll, 2450 perches road, Newry
to Carlingford, by Ravensdale Park and Bellur
gan Deerpark,
••
368
150, Terence Boyle, 1195 perches post road,
..
379
20
1 0
9
0 0
2
9 6
80
7 10
381
18 13 5
382
365
369
155, James M'Donald, water-course* Drogh
eda to Dundalk, by Dunleer,
bal
d.
5
0
0
3
0
0
5
0
0
380
155, County Surveyor, painting and repairingr
Iron bridge at the Obelisk, Dunleer to Duleek,
bal
142, Patrick Murphy, sewer, Ardee to Drogh
eda, by Collon,
kin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan bridge,
bal
5 13
383
Dundalk,
i ai 11 5
151, Owen Kelly, 890 perches road, D uddalk
to Newry, by Jonesborough,
29 13
370 152, Peter Rice, 940 perches road, Markethill
to Carlingford and Mountpleasant Railway Sta
tion,
••
35 5
371 153, James Toner, 986 perches road, Newry
to the Sea at Giles’s Quay,
bal
70
372
s.
£
154, Edward Murphy, 700 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carlingford, by Rathcor,
..
155,
Thomas Murphy, 1520 perches road,
bal
374
156,
Richard M‘Geeney, 306 perches road,
Dundalk to Carlingford, by Giles’s Quay,
..
4
0
0
12 7
11
38 0
0
49
3
373
375
157,
John Coulter, 2016 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newry,
•• 184 16 0
376
158,
John Coulter, 784 perches road, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
•• 78 8 0
377
159,
James Byrne, 1551 perches road, Dun
•• 74 6 3
378
160,
Thomas Murphy, 676 perches road, Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown,
•• 24 12 1
TOTAL,
£1323
7
2
to the Sea, by Maiden’s Cross, Piperstown,
Tullyesker, and Fieldstown Chapel,
bal
12
385
184, Edward Jones, the Harbour of Dunany, 10
4
0
384
8
6
0
0
386
the Sea at Clogher,
i ai 15 13
387
198, Michael M ‘Evoy, the Harbour of
Clogher,bal
2 0
388
149, James Toris, 1500 perches, Ardee to
Drogheda,
hd 30 0
0
0
0
389
150, James Toris, 1000 perches, Ardee to the
Sea at Seafield,
i ai
7
1 0
390
153, John Terney, fences, Duleek to Dunleer,
by Tullyallen,
ld
5
0
0
391
154, James M'Donald, gullet,
5
0
0
Dundalk
Carried over,
to
117
0 10
59
58
No.
£ s. d.
117 0 10
Brought forward.
393
157, Edward Graven, new gullets, Collon to
394
159, James Crofton, Clk., fence, Drogheda to
Ardee, by Rathescar,
162, Owen M ‘Evoy, 1017 perches, Collon to
396
l>al
5
401
402
403
404
173, John Lynch, 1096 perches, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
bal
408
to Dundalk,
bal
£ s. d.
368 11 7
0
13
5
2
11
5
0
0
175, Thomas M'Donald, 735 perches, D rogh
409
eda to Dundalk,
bal
16
0
4
8
0
0
24 19
5
20
4
2
13
6
8
414
161, Henry Sloan, 2035 perches part post road,
176
Drogheda to Dunleer and Collon,
0
0
415
162, Thomas M'Donald, 988 perches road,
Dunleer to the Sea at Reynoldstown,
48 17
8
416
163, John Terney, 1045 perches road, Drogh
eda to Kells,
-52
5
0
417
164, Daniel Reilly, 1049 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Clogher,
24
0 10
418
165, Peter Kirk, 827 perches road, Drogheda
to Clogher,
24
0
1
0
176, John Terney, 320 perches, Nobber to
410
0
1
0
411
16
0
0
177, James M'Donald, 714 perches, Drogheda
to Collon,
bal
412
to the Sea,
bal
413
163, Peter Winters, 186 perches, Drogheda
to Collon,
164, Patrick Flanagan, 220 perches, Collon to
398
the Sea at Termonfeckin, by Tullyesker,
400
0
0
4
395
899
Brought forward.
407
392
397
No.
kin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan bridge,.
6 19
6
0
0
20 13
4
11
bal
46 10
M
50 19
l>al
0
7
0
0
2
5
18 17
9
419
170, Thomas Venables, 863 perches, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Gallagh and Barmeath,
..
166, W illiam Carroll, 955 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Port,
31 16
8
21 11
6
420
167, James Crinion, Jun., 417 perches road,
Collon to Slane,
13 18
0
23
9
7
421
168, John Terney, 472 perches road, Dunleer
to Duleek,
20 13
0
18
7
6
368 11
7
171, Patrick M'Kenna, 895 perches, Collon to
Kells and Slane,
172, John Savage, 735 perches, Collon to the
406
Sea, by Beaulieu,
405
8
Carried over,
Carried over,
867
5 11
60
61
£ S. d.
867 5 11
No.
169, Michael Smyth, 262 perches road, Dun
422
leer to Collon,
170, Bernard Anderson, 304 perches road,
423
Ardee to Slane, by Smarmore,
171, James Harlin, gullet, Dunleer to the Sea
at Port,
bal
172, Patrick McCulloch, Harbour of Clogher,
425
173, John Terney, fence, Dunleer to Duleek,
426
bal
424
433
188, Patrick M'Culloch, 1300 perches road,
Dundalk to Drogheda, by Monasterboice,
..
43 6
8
10
2
8
439
189, Patrick Crilly, 962 perches road, D rogh
eda to Dundalk,
,,
32 1
4
4
0
0
4
8
0
21 15
5
441
191, Patrick Gallagher, 670 perches road,
Collon to the Sea at Termonfeckin,
..
25 2
6
442
192, John Thornton, 320 perches road, Ter
monfeckin to the Sea at Seapoint Lodge,
..
16
0
0
443
183, Michael Byrne, Jun., 324 perches road,
Collon to the Sea, by Tenure,
..
5
8
0
444
194, Patrick Carroll, 642 perches road, Ardee
to the Sea at Dunany,
..
18 14
6
445
195, John Connolly, Jun., 970 perches road,
Dunleer to Termonfeckin,
..
28
5 10
446
196, Patrick Murphy, 800 perches road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Harristown,
..
25
0
0
447
197, Peter Carron, 260 perches road, Dunleer
to the Sea at Port,
. . 8 13
4
448
198, James Reilly, 860 perches road, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Salterstown,
. . 21 10
0
449
eda to Dundalk, by Blackhall,
. . 50 12
6
0
0
3
190, Owen Crosby, 1045 perches road, Dunleer
to the Sea at Ganderstown,
0
0
4
440
184, Edward Craven, 515 perches road, Drogh
eda to Dundalk,
435
to Dundalk,
186, Thomas Crilly, 980 perches road, Drogh
436
eda to Dundalk,
187, Mathew Murphy, 460 perches road, Dun
437
leer to the Sea, by Painstown,
434
2
438
175, James Crinion, J u d ., bridge, Collon to
1 0 0
Kells and Slane,
bal
177, Patrick Clarke, fence, Drogheda to the
0 1 0
Sea, by Termonfeckin,
0 1 0
dalk,
181, Patrick Commons, 462 perches road,
56 14 0
182, Michael Kelly, 980 perches road, Drogh
61 5 0
eda to Dundalk,
Collon to the Sea, by Maiden’s Cross, Pipers
42 8 6
town, Tullyesker, and Fieldstown Chapel,
432
d.
7
3
428
431
S.
1167
9
174, Patrick M'Culloch, gullet, Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Monasterboice,
bal
430
Brought forward,
11
427
429
£
No.
30
0 10
11 11
0
40 16
8
19
3
4
167
7
2
450
to the Sea,
. . 15 4
451 201, John Lynch, 527 perches road,
Ardee to
the Sea,
<t jq g
452
202, Peter Kirk, 1350 perches road,Drogheda
to Dundalk, by Togher,
.,
Carried over,
2
^
39 7
6
1528 17
6
63
62
U NDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS OF FORMER ASSIZES.
£
Brought forward,
s.
d.
1528 17
6
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
114 16 2
8 0
cross to the Sea at Seabank,
bal
187, Laurence M ‘Kenna, 294 perches Dun
465
8 11
leer to Dundalk, by Dromiskin,
188, Bernard Hanratty, 1370 perches, Dun
466
dalk to Ardee,
âl 75 0
467
9 0
to Ardee,
âl:
464
453
203, James M ‘Donald, 1030 perches road,
Ardee to Drogheda, by Stonehouse and Rokeby
Hall,
. . 21
204, John Terney, 460 perches road, Kells to
Duleek, by Townley Hall,
•• 7
455
205, Mathew Stanley, 828 perches road, ColIon to the Sea,
•• 14
456
Collon to the Sea,
•• 16
457
207, Edward Jones, Harbour of Dunany, . . 1 0
9
2
454
13
16
d
191, Patrick Waters, 655 perches, Kingscourt
6
to Dundalk, by Rathbrist,
bal!
192,
Thomas
Clarke,
650
perches,
Castleblay
469
ney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Tullygee,
bali n
468
11
0 0
..£1596
4
3
Barony of Louth.
458
459
209 , Thomas Murray, 624 perches, Carrick
bal
460
to Kingscourt, by W hiterath and Lurgangreen,
461
8
0
0
8
0
0
4
g
^
181, County Surveyor, 1S62 perches, Dundcjft
to Carrickmacross,
463
1 8 3 , Thomas Grimes, 722 perches, Carnckma-
^
^
#
0
0
7
0
0
6 14
0
15 15
4
470
208, Thomas Lane, 466 perches road, Dundalk
34 19
to Drogheda, by Dromiskin,
1st Instalment.
209, John M 'H ugh, 1320 perches road, Car
473
, 39 17
210, Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., 1150 perchesi
474
35 18
road, Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Corderry,
472
212 , Patrick M'Keown, Jun . 800 perches,
462
blayney to the Sea at Blackrock, by K nock
bridge,
ball
471
to Dundalk,
6
0
TOTAL,
0
211, Owen Mathews, 697 perches road, Castle
blayney to Ardee, by Ballykelly,
balI 16 0
212, Thomas Kindlan, bridge, Dundalk toi
476
18 17
Kingscourt, by Whiterath,
215, James Cusack, 2049 perches road, Car
477
115 5
rickmacross to the Sea at Annagasson,
0
6
9
475
478
216, Laurence M ‘Kenna, 488 perches road,
’
0
6
2
23 17 10
Carried over,
Carried over,
114 16
2
539 13
4
65
64
£ S. d.
No..
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
Brought forward,
217, John McFadden, 989 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Dromiskin,
..
218, Laurence Hoey, 556 perches road, Castle
blayney to Ardee, by Mullacrew,
..
219, Thomas Maguire, 1020 perches road,
Dundalk to Dunleer,
..
220, Owen M'Kenna, 1061 perches road, Car
rickmacross to Dunleer, by Mullacrew,
..
221, Thomas Murray, 624 perches road, Car
rickmacross to Dundalk, by Drumgowna,
..
222, Patrick M‘Keown, Jun., 1340 perches
road, Carrickmacross to the Sea at Whitehouse,
223, Patrick Larkin, 1489 perches road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt, by Whiterath and Lurgan
green,
..
224, Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., 800 perches
road, Dundalk to Ardee, by Grange and Coolfed,
539 13
4
30 18
1
20 17
0
63 15
0
21
0
0
15 12
0
G RA ND
A T
JURY
S P R IN G
O R D E R S
A S S IZ E S , 1877.
W e appoint that Presentment Sessions shall be held at the
following times and places, and for the following Baronies, be
tween the hours o f Twelve o'clock at noon, and Five o’clock in
the afternoon of each day respectively, preparatory to the next
General Assizes, pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
section 3, v iz .:—
TOTAL,
37 13
9
At Ardee, on Monday, the 7th May, 1877, for Ardee Barony.
A t Dunleer, on Wednesday, the 9th May, 1877, for Drogheda
Barony.
37
4
6
15 16
8
£782 10
4
At Dunleer, on Wednesday, the 9th May, 1877, for Ferrard
Barony.
At Carlingford, on Thursday, the 10th May, 1877, for Lower
Dundalk Barony.
At Louth, on Friday, the 11th May, 1877, for Louth Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 12th May, 1877, for Upper
Dundalk Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 12th May, 1877, for County at
Large.
ABSTRACT,
Viz.
£419
1828
205
1817
1323
1596
782
County at Large,
Ardee,
..
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
Ferrard,
..
Louth,
TOTAL,
£7973
10 2
1 6
15 9
16 9
7 2
4 3
10 4
5
11
W e fix and determine that the number o f persons to be
associated with the Justices o f the several Presentment Sessions
for the County, shall be as follows, v iz .:—
For Ardee Barony,
For Drogheda Barony,
For Ferrard Barony,
For Lower Dundalk Barony, 6
For Louth Barony,
., 6
For Upper Dundalk Barony, 8
And from the following Lists, containing double the same
number of persons who have paid the greatest amount o f Grand
Jury Cess, selected from the Cess Collectors’ returns, agreeably
65
67
to the provisions o f the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 8, the
aforesaid number are to be chosen by ballot, v iz .:—
LO U TH BA RO N Y .
A R D E E BA RO N Y .
John Rutherford, Pepperstown.
Philip Callan, Dowdstown.
Thomas K . Coleman, Baltrasna.
Philip Callan, M .P., Cookstown.
Peter M ‘Loughlin, Roestown.
Francis M ‘ Mahon, Louth Hall.
Stephen Feehan, Bragganstown.
Nicholas Callan, Philibenstown.
Michael Mohan, Aclint.
Richard Macan, Drumcashel.
Alexander Doran, Tullakeel.
John Tisdall, Rathcoole.
James M'Loughlin, Roodstown.
Patrick Smith, Bolies.
D RO GH EDA BARONY.
Mathew Reilly, Derrecama.
John Taaffe, Louth.
George Knaggs, Corderry.
John Kieran, Tullycahan.
W m . J. Ralfs, Newtowndarver.
Burton Brabazon, Dromiskin.
James Mathews, Mansfieldstown
Francis Booth, Milltowngrange.
Wm. Campbell, Glydefarm.
John Gernon, Carrickmullen.
U P P E R D U N D A L K B A RO N Y .
Samuel Bradford, Carnbeg.
Malcolm B. Murray, Dundalk.
John D. Bell, Killin.
Laurence J. Byrne, Lisnawilly.
Thomas Brown, Dundalk.
James Quigley, Roche.
Robert Bailie, Shortstone.
Mathew O’Neill, Dundalk.
Nicholas Arthur, Haynestown.
Joseph M ‘Cann, Ballinurd.
John M ‘ Mahon, Newtownbabe.
Patrick Jennings, Dundalk.
Thomas Green, Moneymore.
Charles Eager, Townrath.
Fr. Wm. Leland. Baltichburne.
Edward Norris, Ballymakenny.
Peter Mathews, Ballymakenny
Road.
Thomas Mathews, Annagor.
Richard Barron, Moneymore.
James Rogers, Townrath.
FER RAR D BARONY.
Nichls. Magrane, Shamrock Hill James Hullen, Draghanstown.
John Collier, Cruisetown.
Peter Segrave, Dunany.
Joseph Dolan, Gaulstown.
G. H. Kirk, M.P , New Grange. Patrick Marron, Killaly.
Richard M. Bellew, Barmeath. Fr. Wm. Leland, Little Grange.
Henrv Moore, Drogheda.
R- St. Geo. Smith, Drumshallon
Patrick Crilly, Morganstown.
William Crilly, Grangebellew.
LO W E R D U N D ALK BARONY.
Patrick Quinn, Whitestown.
W m . Crawley, Ballymascanlon.
Torquil MacNeill, Faughart.
Francis Boyle, Yilla.
Laurence Feehan, Monksland.
Owen Quinn, Ballagan.
P. Wm. Beatty, Mountpleasant.
Henry M'Ardle, Rampark.
Robert M‘Dowell, Belmont.
P. J. Murphy, Castletown Cooley
Peter Murphy, Mucklagh.
W e appoint that 150 copies o f the Schedules o f Applications
Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4,
chap. 116, sec. 5.
present Assizes, and Presentments remaining yet Undischarged ;
also, a detailed Abstract o f his Accounts, be printed and dis
tributed by the Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the
Acts 6 and 7 William 4, chapter 116, sec. 142, and 30 and 31
Yictoria, chapter 46.
dalk, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 43.
69
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING ASSIZES, 1877-
W e appoint the following to be H igh Constables and Col
lectors o f the Public Moneys granted at this Assizes, lor their
respective Baronies, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 William 4, chap.
116, sec. 147, v iz .:—
For
For
For
For
For
For
Ardee Barony,
J oseph F. Booth, o f Darver.
Drogheda Barony,
Ferrard Barony,
Do.,
do.
Louth Barony,
Joseph F. Booth, of Darver.
Upper Dundalk Barony, George Burn, of Boche Cottage.
Lower Dundalk Barony, Patrick M ‘Alester, of Faughart.
W e appoint the following to be a Board of Superintendence
of the Gaols within this County, pursuant to the Acts 7th George
4, chap. 74, 6 and 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, and 19 and 20 Victoria,
chap. 68, viz. :—
Tenders for publishing the County Advertisements, for One
Year, ending Spring Assizes, 1878, have been accepted from the
following Newspaper Proprietors, pursuant to the Act 6 and 7
W illiam 4, chap. 116, sec. 22, v iz .:—
John Hughes, Drogheda Argus, for £10.
Thomas Roe, Dundalk Democrat, for £10.
A tender for the supply of Coals to Dundalk and Ardee Court
houses, for One Year, to Spring Assizes, 1878, pursuant to adver
tisement, has been accepted from the following party, pursuant
to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 76, viz. : —
David Lockhart, Dundalk, Contractor.
The Right Hon. Lord Clermont, J.P.
Lieut.-Colonel John C. W . Fortescue, J.P.
Frederick John Foster, Esq., J.P.
William Buxton, Esq., J.P.
John George Coddington, Esq.
John Coleman Kieran, Esq., J.P.
John James Eastwood Bigger, Esq., J.P.
Malcolm B. Murray, Esq.
W e appoint the following to be a Board o f Superintendence of
Charitable Establishments, supported by Presentment, within
this County, pursuant to the Act 2 and 3 William 4, chap. 86,
The Bt. Hon. Lord Rathdonnell. Arthur Macan, Esq.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Clermont. John Murphy, Esq.
John Taaffe, Esq.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Louth.
Myles Wm. O’Beilly, Esq., M.P.
Sir John S. Robinson, Bart,
Richard K. Johnston, Esq.
Colonel Fortescue.
Frederick John Foster, Esq.
Travers Wright, Esq.
For Dundalk Court-House, best Orrel Coal, at 21/9 per ton.
For Ardee Court-house, best Orrel Coal, at 26/10 per ton.
Ordered— That the Surveyor’ s Report and Abstracts laid on
the table be printed in the Warrant for the ensuing half-year.
Ordered— That on all Presentments granted at this Assizes for
Public W orks exceeding Twenty Pounds, the Secretary to the
Grand Jury do advance to Contractors three-fourths o f the
amount on Certificate o f County Surveyor in each case, pursuant
to the 128th section o f the 116th chapter, 6th and 7th W illiam
4th, and 30 and 31 Victoria, chapter 46. The period for issuing
such advances to terminate one week previous to the Fiscal day
o f the ensuing Assizes.
chapter 15, the amounts for same, respectively, be paid out o f
any one of such certificates not to be for a smaller sum than £5,
arranged by the Grand Jury at Spring Assizes, 1858.
70
71
present Assizes be paid to the undermentioned parties, viz
N o.
394
416
467
483
485
£
s. d.
5
8
9
5 0
8 14
4 1
9 0
0
6
4
0
Patrick Carroll and W illiam Macalester, exe
cutors o f Thomas M ‘ A.rdle,
Thomas Keenan and Peter Bice, securities o f
Thomas Byrle,
Anne Carroll, administratrix of Patk. Carroll,
Do.,
do.,
Do.,
do.,
W e direct that the following Undisrharged Presentments be
Re-presented in aid o f the Levy at the present Assizes, and the
Contracts cancelled, viz. :—
Ardee,
Do.
No.
259
260
262
264
272
277
284
285
286
288
293
Drogheda do.,
321
323
324
326
Upper Dundalk do 334
335
336
338
340
346
347
348
351
352
357
366
371
373
374
391
394
396
404
Ferrard do.
440
443
449
452
453
454
Ardee Barony,
Henry E. Kelly,
Bo.,
James Byrne,
Joseph Murray,
Thomas Murray,
James Crinion, Jun.,
Henry Durnin,
James M ‘Keown,
D o,
John Durnin,
Henry Durnin,
Patrick Clarke,
Do.,
Patrick Commons,
Patrick Clarke,
Mathew M. Graham,
George Burn,
Felix Grant,
Michael Doherty,
James Smyth,
Patrick Bourke,
D o,
County Surveyor,
Patrick M'Eneany,
Eichard Coleman,
William Greenhill,
Eichard Coleman,
Anthony Hagan,
Owen Lennan,
Patrick Lamb,
Samuel Russell,
John Carroll,
Thomas M'Ardle,
Eichard Hanlon,
Owen Kelly,
Patrick Murphy,
Thomas Elcock,
Patrick Commons,
Christopher Kieran,
Laurence Johnston,
Michael Kelly,
£
a. d.
12
0 0
7 0 0
1 12 1
16 0 0
15 0 0
3 0 0
1 14 3
0 16 0
3 0 0
1 5 0
4 0 0
0 1 0
0 14 0
9 8 6
3 0 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
64 10 0
0 1 0
2 14 6
1 0 0
5 6 0
6 18 0
I 0 0
0 1 0
2 0 0
1 12 0
0 16 8
2 1 8
58 0 0
3 0 0
8 0 0
5 16 6
4 0 0
2 :16 8
13 :10 0
3 0 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
6 5 0
No.
80 Patrick French,
..
..
£ a. d.
11 0 0
7 0 0
Re-presented in aid o f the Levy at the present Assizes, and the
Contracts cancelled, viz. :—
Upper Dundalk,
Do.,
Do.,
No.
118
378
379
Laurence Curran,
do.,
do.,
..
..
..
£
16
46
12
a. d.
12 10
19 8
11 6
Be-presented in aid o f the Levy at the present Assizes, as regards
Contracts recommended by the County Surveyor, viz.
d.
£
No.
11
0
County at Large, 228 County Surveyor,
6
10
Ardee Barony,
69 Thomas Murray,
0
0
254 Henry E. Kelly,
0
0
256 Patrick Fleming,
0
0
257 Michael Smyth,
6
I
258 Patrick Boyle,
73
72
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SPRING ASSfZES, 1877.
No.
457
458
459
460
463
464
468
471
472
473
474
475
478
479
484
485
487
491
492
524
525
527
528
533
534
535
538
541
542
Peter Kirk,
Thomas Crilly,
Mathew Murphy,
John Lynch,
Owen Crosby,
Patrick Gallagher,
Michael Byrne,
James Reilly,
Patrick Clarke,
Peter Kirk,
John Lynch,
Peter Kirk,
Mathew Stanley,
Michael Byrne,
Thomas Crilly,
Patrick Carroll,
Michael M ‘Evoy,
John Terney,
Thomas Crilly,
Patrick Little,
Bernard Hanratty,
Thomas Clarke,
Patrick Gartlaney,
John M ‘Fadden,
Laurence Hoey,
Thomas Maguire,
Patrick M ‘Keown, Jun.,
Bernard Hanratty,
Patrick Larkin,
£
1
16
0
3
0
2
4
1
3
3
3
15
0
3
5
2
3
1
5
0
30
1
1
0
0
2
7
14
17
s. d.
0 0
0 0
10 0
0 0
15 5
2 6
5 10
10 0
12 8
4 2
8 7
0 0
13 3
9 0
13 9
0 0
0 0
0 0
12 6
1 0
0 0
0 0
6 0
18 1
17 0
15 0
13 9
0 0
11 0
No.
o
j
9 Patrick Graham,
..
40 0 0
10 John Pansing,
..
35 q q
11 Burton Brabazon,
..
23 10 0
12 Wm. Redmond, Judge’ s Crier,
5 0 0
13 Patk. Levins, Barrister’s Crier,
5 0 0
.,
5 0 0
15 Thomas Watt,
.!
2 0 0
19 Harbour Constable(out o f Car
lingford Harbour Funds').. .
20 Dr. Joseph M Callan,
..
50 16 0
..
20 7 6
27 W illiam Tempest,
1 9 8
28 John Mathews,
. . 4 14 2
37 W illiam M'Master,
!!
70 0 0
37 Adjutant Louth Militia,
26 8
0
41 Gaol Board,
011
q
42 David Lockhart,
..
24 7 0
rf 0Wnle/ P- Filgate,
.. 1010 7
44 David Lockhart,
..
15 0 0
45 Thomas Watt,
.~
8 9 7
6 5 0
Do.,
7 10 0
49 Thomas Bourne,
43 19
1
51
James Killeen,
’
q
, G
52 Edward Ferrar,
30 0 n
28 0 0
^
Do.,
A() Q q
55 Thomas Bourne,
45 q q
57 Burton Brabazon,
q 1q
58
Directors St. K evin’s B e -’ "
formatory,
0 - 0
59
Do. St Conleith’s do.,
5 10 4
60 Do. St. Joseph’s do
*.*
5 i» o
61
Do. Gibraltar Ship Indus
trial School,
q c s
62 Do. St. Anne’s do.,
.
1 7
6
County at Large,
Louth do.
to be paid out of the surplus or balance in County Bank, V i . .
r
£ a A
£
No.
92 10
3
Charles
M'Mahon,
County at Large,
138 10
4 Thomas Bourne,
90 16
266 13
6 John Neville,
25 0
7
Do.,
40 0
8 Patrick Henry,
Ardee Barony,
24 JoTeph
‘ 6’
U ™ fn“
2 Thomas M ’Culiough,
Upper Dundalk do 1 8 George Burn,
19a Bernard Cunningham,
"
12
8
8
"
"
“
u
1
I
20
0
0
74
75
No.
Lower Dundalk do. 18
19a
Ferrard do.
18
Louth do.
6
Patrick M'Alester,
Michael Doherty,
Thomas McCullough,
Joseph F. Booth,
£
. . 50
•• ^
.. M
•• 39
S- d *
5
8
J ”
S 7
19
O rdered-T h at the following Undischarged Queries o f the
present Assizes be placed upon the Grand Warrant following this
Assizes in the name of the County Surveyor for the execution o f
the several W orks, v iz .:
N o.
69
225
227
232
360
539
Thomas Murray,
Owen M'Keever,
W illiam Adams,
Do.,
Bernard Hanratty,
Patrick Larkin,
=•
..
••
..
..
£ B‘ d'
30 0 0
J J J
7 r JJ
J
0 0
4i 8 o
I6 4
W e direct that the following defaulting Road Contractors be
handed over to the Crown Solicitor for prosecution, viz. :__
Query, No. 113
223
333
337
Bernard Hanratty.
Patrick Larkin
W illiam McAlester.
Do.
W e direct our Secretary to write to the Secretary o f the Great
.Northern Bailway Company o f Ireland, informing them that
should they make a bridge over their line o f Bailway on the
W indm ill Road, beside the Town o f Dundalk, the Grand Jury
request the inclinations thereto be not less than One in Thirty.
pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 William 4, chap. 116, sec. 146 ; and
we direct the payments upon same to be made m accordance wi
the Grand Jury Order of this Assizes, regulating such pay men
t
a
S
4 21 V ic., Chap 15 V i , :- T o .suchcontractor artificers, or workmen as may be duly certified by such bur
veyor.
___ _____ ___________
Ordered— That the following Undischarged Presentments o f
the present Assizes be paid to the undermentioned parties,
V1Z Barony o f Ferrard, No.
j) 0>
Do‘
198 Michael Byrne Jun.
195 John Connolly, Jun.
206 Michael Byrne, Jun.
O r d e r e d — That the following Discharged Presentments of the
present Assizes be paid to the undermentioned parties, v iz .,
Barony o f Ferrard,
J
£>0‘
No. 466
468
479
Michael Byrne, Jun.
John Connolly, Jun.
Michael Byrne, Jun.
Ordered— That the balance in County Bank to the credit o f
Carlingford Harbour be handed over to the County Surveyor to
be expended on the Pier o f Carlingford, which is stated to be in
a dangerous state by the said County Surveyor.
77
76
COUNTY SURVEYOR’ S REPORT, SPRING ASSIZES, 1877.
COUNTY SURYEYOR’S REPORT.
at Spring Assizes, 1877.
G en tlem en ,
.
n
The amount presented for works in this County in
the past year was £11801 Is. 10d, and the amount levied only
£11352 11s. 10d; the sum of £448 10s. 0d. having been re-pre
sented in aid of the levy. The amount for each barony and all
other necessary details are given in the tables attached
formance will occur between due execution aud neglect, and a few
hardened defaulters have to be counted &n. The omission of pro
ceedings under the Act 19, 20, Vic., cap. 63, sec. 17, for more than
a year made these fearless, but as the application of this Act to con
tracts of maintenance was lately established by a decision in the
Queen’s bench, I am again putting its provisions into operation
with useful effect. In cases of proceedings against defaulters re
quiring the order of the Grand Jury, some of which I referred to in
my report at Summer, 1874, I am of opinion that omitting to
institute and carry them out is a mistake and works badly.
Two new applications for repairing old townland roads, never
before under presentment, appear on the schedule. These properly
come under the head of new roads. Grand Jury Act, secs. 27 and
55. When local contributions are given and presentments are
sought as a rate in aid to such contributions they may be made with
benefit to the neighbouring cess-payers, especially in an agricultural
county ; but such roads should be properly constructed at first, and
not less than 16 week wide. On this point, leading to increased
mileage, I may observe that at the time of my appointment in 1840,
there were only 380 miles of roads under presentments; there are
now 567, including 47 miles of turnpike roads transferred to the
county in 1858. There were four assistants in 1840 and three more
on the turnpike roads: there are now altogether but three, while
the work for each and myself is more than doubled.
The tenders for contracts at Adjourned Sessions in five baronies
were more than usual. In reality several of the tenders were
merely covers to enable some one contractor to obtain the full price.
Instances No. 3, Ardee, No. 1, Drogheda, No. 4, Lower Dundalk,
No. 3, Ferrard, and No. 1, Louth. In the sixth barony, Upper
Dundalk, however, there were only two contracts taken; and if there
be no tenders now in the secretary’s hands, I would recommend the
three leading roads only to be placed in my control under the Act
20 and 21, Vic. cap. 15. I shall report separately on the applica
tions as they come before you, and all other matters given to me in
charge.
^ T h e Grand Jury at the last Spring Assizes consented to take
up the repairs of the leading roads in the town of Jundalk, ftom
the contractor who is a town officer, a n d > s sureties who are Town
Commissioners, and then placed them in my charge. This has e
to much extra work and annoyance in my office, partly from the
change of front exhibited soon after by these persons. In June last,
I refused to pay out of the funds placed at my disposal a sum of
£100, the amount of a bill said to be due by three of the com
missioners and the contractor, as I received no value.
Since then,
I have been unpleasantly spoken of, and obstructed in carrying on
these woiks; and, as bearing on the subject, I beg to annex ®°P)®S
of a few letters from a correspondence with the -Town
’ .
eluding two from the Local Government Board. The scavenging
or cleaning of the streets is especially the duty of the lown, and
could be carried out most economically by the present commissioners
and their officers (as such, and not in their private capacity) be
coming the contractors for the ordinary repairs and cleaning with
the Grand Jury, as was done formerly at a time when I acted as
town^surveôr.s
preBentments through the County were
generally well kept in the past year, and fair/ 1.lowance^ “1e1C~®S^ e
to contractors for the almost constant wet and heavy ramfa in the
last four months, especially where lodgments o f ’âtei-took.placeai
new springs burst up. In dealing however with about 270 current
contracts and 200 back ones, in all about 470, great variety of per
I am, Gentlemen,
JO H N N E V IL L E .
78
79
Account of Expenditure on Works in the Barony of Upper
Dundalk, by County Surveyor, up to 10th Feb., 1877.
1st
Main Street, 480 perches, between
P . Rice’s d Ladywell Bridge.
Totals,
Dundalk, by County Surveyor, up to 10th Feb., 1877.
Ballymascanlon Bridge.
Amt. available.
No. 230, Summer Warrant, 1876,
„
342,
Do.,
„
243,
Do.,
„
378,
Do.,
Account of Expenditure on Works in the Barony of Lower
£
25 12
159 7
25 12
274 7
485
0
0
Amt. expended.
£ s. d.
25 12 6
159 7 6
25 12 6
227 7 10
438
0
>>
”
385>
395>
Do->
Do.,
4
Available.
£ s. d.
10 0 0
..
i,
„
..
..
Totals,
..
5
5
Expended.
£ s. d.
10 0 0
0
0
0
0
5
5
0
0
20 0
0
20 0
206
246
2 0
2 0
206 2
233 10
0
6
452
4
439 12
6
0
No. 386,Summer Warrant, 1876,
„
392,
Do.,
„
„
401,
Do.,
„
„
435,
Do.,’
„
Srd— Workhouse Road, 348 perches,
G. Henry's and Rath Bridge,
No.
,,
„
,,
349, SpringWarrant
234, Summer d o ,
49, Do.,
do.,
118, Do.,
do.,
1876,
„
69
69
69
69
12 0
12 0
12 0
12 0
8
0
69
69
69
52
12 0
12 0
12 0
19 2
261 15
118
118
118
118
7 6
7 6
7 6
7 6
45 14
1
45 14
0
118 7
48 7
156 15
6
6
0
SPUING ASSIZES, 1877.
2
4th—Hills & Hollows, Bellew's Bridge
to Bridge-a-Chrin Chapel.
1
ta tt tg of
-------’l ojn r.-----bums presented
roads mentioned
nim as shewn in
j
JOHN N E V IL L E , County Surveyor of
I Louth, maketh Oath and saith, That the
to him by the Grand Jury for the repairs of
in the subjoined account has been expended bv
said account.
Sworn before me this 20th February, 1877.
5th—Hills and Hollows, St. John's
Bridge to Marlfield House.
No. 337, Summer Warrant, 1876
„ 341,
Do.,
..
..
..
..
473 10
278
0
New Line o f Road from Big Woman's
Grave at Corrakit to Cornamucklagh.
2nd— Barrack-Street, 428 perches, be
tween Earl-St. and the Steampacket Quay.
,, 379,
Do.,
0
0
JOHN S. ROBINSON,
42 10 0
78 0 0
42 10 0
35 7 5
120 10 0
77 17 5
Signed
Foreman of Grand Jury.
JOHN NEVILLE.
d
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
S
6391 11
51061 18
8
0
4
21767
44942
27980
209870 15
£
57727 14
Annual
Valuation of
Barony
8-9450
10-1633
10-2604
8-140
11-7945
9-4811
d
6-8965
Rate per £1 Rate per £1
on General
on Local
Assessment. Assessment.
8
0
2
357 17
738 18
460 1
3450 19 11
1
7
105 10
839 10
d
5
s
2
949
£
4
2
3
7
111 5
1669 17
5466
453
1164
736
4
15
I
£
5 10 20
7 11
5 5
2 9
d
s
£
1331
5
6
6 10
0
0
1196
4
15
2509
9 \
5)
d.
0 (
3 11 |
6 5 )
0
7 10 \
0
8.
2280 9
5
1 0
£
d
8
7
5
4
7
5
3
811
1903
1200 10
8937 12
3
7 10
2
216 15
2524
d.
s.
£
2281 10
Barony o f Ardee ...........
Re-Levy on Holdings, . . . .
Barony of Drogheda
Parish of Kane, except
Townland o f Killin,
Barony o f Ferrard
Barony o f Louth. ...........
Re-Levy on Holdings, . . . .
Local Pre Total of the 3
Proportion of
Baronial
County at Large Presentments. sentments
preceding
Presentments
Columns.
on Baronies.
Townlands.
Gross Amount
of Baronial
Warrants issued
-A.FFLOTnvnEUSTT F O B SjPE/XIsra- A SSIZ E S, 1877.
COUNTY OF LOUTH.
81
a
IMPERATIVE
Lunatic Asylum,
Expenses under Registry
C obs Collectors,
Rent, &c., of Militia
..
..
48 13
Petty Sessions’ House Rents,
..
..
72
0 0
Reformatories,
..
.•
..
19
7 4
Land Valuation,
..
..
..
52
10 0
Retiring
..
..
Allowances,
PRESENTMENTS.
----------------- •* * < - -------..
..
..
£538
9 1
Constabulary Expenses, ..
..
..
214
5 5
..
437 7
..
County Officers,
..
..
..
..
106 11
..
369
1 4
..
96
8 0
Compensation for Malicious Injuries,
..
15
0 0
Instalment for Works,
..
34
19 0
..
Depot,
..
..
..
..
..
Acts,
..
..
..
..
TOTAL,
..
..
£3016
9
81 1 9
769
0 0
12 14
713
150 10
12
5
6
6
6
1
8
R eceipts
..
..
£66
3
1 10
5
0
~
1877
.. £ 67 13 5
to 1 st Feb.,
Outstanding on last Account,
Months,
Expended above,
Tolls for 8
j
4
£238
8 11
28 7 T
210
^
g
g
£238 8 11
.. 223 12 3
14 16 8
n ty ’ from
Balance in County Bank to credit of said Har-
Do Expenditure on Certificate of
County Surveyor,
_ 1 10 0
Ml8 ™ 12 aS r^ ’ Harbour Constable,
8 months to 1st March, 1&77, .. £13
E x p e n d itu re
S u m m er A ssiz e s, 1 8 7 6 , to S prin g A ssizes, 1 8 7 7 .
BSsizes,
C
fle 1876,
i S f i C0Unty
As
.. Bank’
.. t0 Summer
..
__
A n A c c o u n t of th e R eceip ts and E x p e n d itu re o f C arlin gford H a rb o u r
Table No.
L_
uj
^ A P E N D IT U R E ON A L L W O R K S IN LO U T H , S H O W IN G
B
d e s c r ip tio n
of
A rd ee.
Valuation, £57,726 19s 0d.
w orks.
Mileage
M F p
>7 7 21
1 7 S
9 1
S
'joads of M a in ten a n c e .......................
•.oads of Repairs ..............................
foet R o a d s .............................................
D
r
o
g
h
e
d
a
.
958
0
8 1 2 .4 0
76
6 3 0 .0 0
7
103 17 10
398
•31
•43
yew Roads & reconst’ n . o f old do.
4
6
5
R
O
V A L U A T IO N ,
N
I E
S
Rateper
Mileage
perch lauliton
£
s
d In pence in pence AC F P
15 1 26
103
8 ( 1671
3-89
3 2 23
-A .T
L
Rateper
Rateper £ onvaAmount
perch luation M ileage.
£
s d tn pence tn pence M F P
9 0 0 14
110
8
9
30
1
0
0
0
o
0
•13
fo o tp a th i.............................................
intercourses ......................................
judden D a m a ge
.......................
Harbours.................................................
40
20
0
1
44-43
4-25
7 331227
7
0
5-j.o
49 -87
.5 2
Footpaths......._......................
Watercourses .................................
Sadden dam age ..................
Harbours ...........................................
B ridges.................................................
Damages ............................... ..
8 2 2 24 1171 12
5 0 0
118
7
1-30
975
9
0
•71 I 3-89
9 1011
3
40
0
•44
il
0
.19
2.39
•28
6 00
5 1 29
128 19
6
AT
Valuation, £6.891 lls.
4*46
2 6 1 34
2 45-40 | 4-77
17-80 | 4-84
08
73 5 17 1736 17
1 0 28
69
12
S P R IN G
AHflTZES- 1877.
689
2 '2 o
47 2
26
0
0
621
6
2
6 89
£
8
d
2 8 6 6 14
S 13-75
4-63
23 5 29
4 7 35
145 18
4
•77
2
6
0
0
0
0
•08
•04
15
6
18
6.85
L outh .
54 5 31 1052
T otals.
Valuation, £209,692 8s 0d.
563
3
1 1781
102 13
7 30-90
4 83 171
1
'88 24
3
0 6 3596 8
75 7
7 3
7 16 4 6 2 18
7 31 118 7
•10
1
1442
662
0
8
2 1 2 9 13
75
7
6
123 17 10
30
3
0
57
20
0
0
0
0
*07
9 56 !
1 0 -8 5
3 0 .0 0
1313
4 61
6
5 1 29
0
1 3 4 19
0
8 .1 6
67 2 12
0 9 6 -00
•33
7 1 0
8 0 6 14
34
118
1, 10-66
28 5 24
9 11
7
6
7-26
8-89 89
•38
0
0 29,1092
0
2
1 7
665 16
8
8 20-08
5 18-99
607
74 6
0
0
6 1916
9
3
18-82
9 .0 0
0
1
0
12
70
9
0
6
0
6
34
232
7
8-73
1707
88 7
3 2 637 11
4 3 11
13
0
1
-24
•08
6
0
180
0
8 22-26
64 3 12
12-42
9 61-24*
923 14
79' 4 15 1011
7 1 0
3 7 ol
•85
•10
•00
09
•27
•03
0
0
5 71 •201 6 16 4681
2
I 17.75
1 3
6 84
21-06
•02
42 3 23
479 11 10
5-36
8
2 0
> -04
22
0 0
•11
14
8 0
•08
5
0 0
•02
34 19
411
847
350 0 14 5415 15 11 1 1 7 8
6-20
14 66
2
Oj 1 5 8 5
-14
-04
0
•01
6
o!
0
6
•06
•08
•02
■16
13 2 35
1 3 26
0
1800
•77
6 10 19
10 19 89
9
9-53
11-14
34
118
9 11
6
7
726
•38
1-30
40
-23
1
136 2 32 1958 15
1
0
•44
29
9
286 1 0
6
0
•33
3*15
0
•28
.
25
0
1 3 6 1 1 4 3 11 11
7 4 36
r9 61
611
5 10-90
10 46
7 21-06
•79
23
4
6 6
4 0 *0
0
0
0
•12
•04
•20
14
5
0
0
•08
•03
147 19
8
0
18 17
8
43 7
9
633
8
4
66 1 12 1042 14 11
4 7 35
1 3 26
102 13
34 19
18 17
5
57 9
70 0
14 8
133 17
•16
6
126 3
34 19
•30
•14
Baronies for the Year, Spring and Summer
8 -4 4 9
•31
*51
4-12
•09
53
13
0
0
0
0
25
919
1 3 26
23
1 10
7 15-77
6 3000
6 27-86
6
85 4
6 6
75 0
236 10
0
Rateper
Ratcper £ on va
Amount
perch luation
£ s. d. in pence tn pence
STTMMER.
17-68
3
Y E A R E N D IN G
Rateper
Rateper
Rateper £ on vaRateper £ on va
perch I luation M ileage
Amount
in pence in pence M F P £
s
d m pence tn pence M F P
Amount
0 2 0
8 7 2 24|1208 1 4
8-79 I 4 57 364 6 35 5 8 6 0 18
11-82
7 30-9C
0 18.00
6
8-94" 521
1
38
•88
■30 5
0 20 ,9012
76
7 3
2 11 689
3 11 153
4
7
1
6
93 9
6 6
132 9
306 10
14 8
158 17
•16
1 12 04 I 6-71
6 1 12 97 1 10-31
•09
6 30 00
•68
8 2308
•I7j
6 2118
0
0
6
0
0
6
•09
01
•15
35
•02
•18
..........; . . . l
Spring ft Sum m er Assizes 1876. /
156 2
2436
1
8
11-29
9-7 0 9
6
34
236
8
17-20
8 96
Hate per £ ior Works on the Valuation of the Baronies & County at Large I
Barony o f Ardee
.............................
Barony of D rogh eda ........................
Barony o f U p p er D u n d a lk .............
Barony o f L o w er D u n d a lk .............
Barony of F e r r a r d ...............................
Barony o f L o u th ...................................
Average on C ou n ty at L a r g e . . . .
. . . do .......................
.d o ............... ..
. . . do .......................
. . d o .........................
. d o .........................
. d o .........................
18 4
FOR T H E
Valuation, £44.941 0s.
7 3 29
j
Roads o f M a in ten an ce.......................140 2
Roads o f R e p a irs ................................ .
1 7
PostRoads............... ...........................* .
14 1
New Roads ft reconst’ n . o f old do.
Lowering h ills and fillin g hollows
Road B u ild in g s
...........................
|Footpaths......................... ..
Watercourses
..................................
Sudden dam age ..................................|
Harbours
................................
Bridges...................................................
Damages ..................
.............
T otals
20 0 0
17
Total S u m m er A ssizes, 1876
8
103
B A R O N IE S
F errard.
3 7 31
0
BARONIES
Hoads o f M ain ten an ce
..................
Roads o f Repairs
............................
Post Roads ...........................................
New Roads & reconst’ n. o f old do.
Lowering h ills and fillin g h ollow s
Boad buildings ..............................
5
THE
Rateper
R ateper £ on va
in pence in pence M F P
216 10
4 5
ON
undalk
£
204
17
•08
1 3 ~5 q|
D
3
22 2
B rid ges........................................... ..
68
RATES
S I R R I N G -ower
A m ou n t,
Damages ................................................
otal 8 p rin g A a r a e s , 1 8 7 6 . . .
AND
•Valuation, £21,719 Is 0d.
towering h ills and fillin g h ollow s
goad B u ild in g s.....................................
M IL E A G E ,
undalk.
Valuation, £21,779 Is.
Rate per £ on va-
Amount
A
U pper D
Valuation. £6,382 1«8.
Rateper
Rate per £ on va
Amount
perch luation M ileage
£
8 d in pence in pence M
F p
THE
.
.
.
.
.
26 12
212 7
90 14
187
6
116 11
874 1
3
6
5
o n C o u n ty
'S p rin g . Su m m er a t L a rg e T o ta l
d
d
d
I
d
610
4 61
•68
10 39
3-89
•68
9 -6 5
6 .0 7
9 00
•68
14-45
4-77
•68
17-72
6-85
1019
5 -6 2
12-41
611
•68
10-96
•68
4 -5 7
5-71
6 -7 0
6 -3 6
12-73
•68
. . . D rogh eda.
. . . L o w er D u n d alk
1 . . • • . . . adO . . . . . . Ferrard
9 .
. . . . do...
8
County Surveyor*t Office, Dundalk, February, 1
8
7
1
.
93 2 14 2927 12
24-09
13-79
90 5
6 1544 19
8 12 78
17 03 143 7 28 2195 13
0 11 -4 4
Connty at Large Summary for 1878.
Description o f Works.
Roads o f M a in ten an ce.................................................
R oads o f Repairs . . . . . . . .....................................
P ost Roads— B a r o n ie s ............... ...............................
P ost R oads— C ounty at L a rge ; .........................
N e w R o a d s'a n d reconstruction o f O ld R oad s.
L o w erin g h ills and filling h ollow s.........................
R o ad B u ild in g s
. . . . [ . ............................................
F o o t p a t h s .................................................................. ...
W a terco u rses ...............................................................
H arbou rs ............. , . .1.................... .............................
B rid ges,
........................................* ...............................
Sudden D am age . . . i | ...............................................
D am ages ........................... ..........................................
C ou n ty Surveyor and A
ssista
n
ts..................
T o ta ls for y e a r ................................................................
[Re-presented in
5
aid of the Cess: ................................ .
Cost
Mileage
M F p
521 0 20
1 7 3
3 8 2 11
6 3 17
566 5 11
£
8 d
9012
76
689
689
153
4
7
1
1
6
6
93
9
6
6
132
9
14
8
158 17
306 10
0
0
6
0
6
0
•09
.01
•15
•02
•18
•35
670
0
77
0
8
8
6
11801 l 10
448 10 0
11352 11 10
72 4 33 1199
5
0 13-22
10 28 5 66 5 11 10542 0
2 14 05
1206
Baronial Summary of the Statistics of Works for 1876.
R ateper perch fo r
Rate per £ on
Maintenance 4- Repairs. the Valuation
6
11 73
13-72
10-31
•09
•68
‘ 68
•17
13 50
M iles o f Road Rate per p ereh\ Cost o f Roads
under Contract Maintenance Repairs, and Cost of all
and Repairs Maintenance other Works
M
F
P
D istricts
B arony o f A r d e e ..............
B arony c f D r o g h e d a . . . . .
B aron y o f U p p er Dundalk
B arony o f L o w er Dundalk
B aron y o f Ferrard . . . .
B aron y o f L o u t h ............
156
9
93
90
143
72
2
6
2
5
7
4
17
34
14
6
28
32
11*17
1768
22.65
9 05
1097
11-79
C harged onC ounty at Large
T o ta l on C ounty . . .
£ 100 is
. .do..
. .do..
.. do...
.. do...
. . do.. .
. .d o ..,
,,
666
5
11
13-72
2328 18
232
7
2817 12
1045 11
2106 15
8
1146
3
1
0
8
107
6
5 lll0
8499
88
53
18
16
589 1
10265 15 4 865
6
•42 pence in the £ on the Valuation of Ardee
. d o ........................ . . . . Drogheda
3-75
d o ....................................U pper D undalk
•47
d o ......................
.L o w er D undalk
1-10
. d o .............. ..................Ferrard
•54
.d o
...................................Louth
•86
do . . . . . . .
. . , . . . . County at Large;
•11
Total
Rate p er £ on Average
the Valuation valuat n
in Pence. ■ in £ ’s
1 8
2436
8 5
238
5
2927 12
1544 19 8
2195 13 0
1199 5
1
589
970
8-96
13 79
1703
11-73
10-28
6 1 1 1 3 1 1 10'
12 73
67,727
6,387
•50,971
21,773
44,941
27,98
■68
209,781
JOHN NEVILLE,
County Surveyor.
T a b l e N o . 2 . — COMPARATIVE V IE W OF EXPENDITURE FOR 1374, 1875, 1876.
Rate per perch Cost of Repairs
Year Miles o f Road for Repairs and Maintenance & Costof all other
under Contract Maintenance
New roads
Works
1
0
2
P
26
20
17
11.27
11-52
11*17
2! 73 2
2089 8
2328 18
( 1874 9
Barony of Drogheda . . . . \ 1875 10
\ 1876 9
3
3
6
26
4
34
16-15
18-79
17.68
203 11
230 3
232 7
1874 106
Barony ol UpperDundalk 1 1875 94
1876 93
0
5
2
22
3
14
1874 98
Barony of Lower Dundalk < 1875 98
1876 90
1
2
5
1874 149
< 1875 149
t 1876 143
5
2
7
1874 70
< 1875 70
1876 72
7
7
4
2
2
33
1874 39
Charged on County at < 1875 44
Large,
( 1876 38
2
5
2
20
17
11
/ 1874 592
< 1875579
1876(566
4
4
5
32
80
11
M
F
( 1874 158
Barony of Ardee. .......... J 1875 156
I 1876 156
(
t
(
Barony of Ferrard.
£
d
8
d
£
d
8
£
Rate per £on the Average Valua
Valuation.
tion in £’»
Total
8.
d
d
2 29
5 64
8 107
9
2
3
0 2202 14
0 2153 10
0 2436 1
2
5
8
9.16
8.94
9-70
57,706
57,728
57,727
7
7
5
7
6
6
1
0
1
0 210 12
0 236 3
0 238 8
7
7
5
7.91
9.62
8.96
6,384
6,389
6,387
19.75
22.83
22.65
2632 6 10 284
2720 14 7 191
2817 12 5 110
1
2
0
0 2916 7 10
0 2911 16 7
0 2927 12 5
18 82
15.42
13.79
50,648
50,772
50,971
39
29
6
10.01
10.20
9.05
1279 3 10 50 10
1065 13 6 331 14
1045 11 8 499 8
0 1329 13 10
6 1397 8 0
0 1544 19 8
14.67
13.77
17.03
21,750
21,749
21,773
37
19
28
10.91
9.88
10-97
1976 9
1968 3
2106 15
0 2205 9
0 2093 3
0 2195 13
11.80
11 18
11.73
44,999
44,919
44,941
7 229 0
8 125 0
0 88 18
7
8
0
1
Barony of Louth,
(
Total on County,
(
10.78
12.51
11.79
1012
1056
1145
2
3
8
9
0
6
712 6
735 17
589 1
1
1
8
6 10
32 1
53 16
9989 2 10 606 11
9866 8 10 749 19
10265 15 4 865 6
12.64
12*76
13.72
0 1018 12
0 1088 4
6 1199 5
9
0
0
873
9.33
10.28
712 6
785 17
589 1
1
1
8
.82
.84
.86
0 10595 13 10
6 10616 8 4
611131 1 10
12.15
12.16
12.73
GENERAL SUMMARY FOR 1876.
oo
6
©
S.
§
M
F
PI £
8
In Ardee Barony for this Year there are 14 1 9,123 17
Drogheda
.................... do..................
4 3 1' 180 0
Upper Dundalk ............do..................
7 1 0, 34 9
Lower Dundalk ........... do..................
7
4 36147 19
Ferrard............................ do..................
4
7 35 102 13
Louth.................................do..................
Total on County,,
Spring Assizes, 1877*
rCS v
00
•9
38 2 11 689 1
New
Roads
and
Repairs
ss §>
Total
Cost
•2 ®
eo ts
P
Valua
tion in
£ ’s
u
£ s d1 £
75
7 6 199
A
d
101 7 3
5 4 53832
5780
9
' . * I 180
0 9 30361
11
118
7 6 152 17 5 38046
7
147 19 7 49213
7il 3 2 6
34 19 0 137 12 7 27993
d [M F
■tS § S
8 3 2 29 228 14
s
0 817 15
£
57727
6387
50971
21773
44941
27981
° “< £ a
■« « **
§ -5
to fe b
•x* 1
00 P*.
209,878
209,-541
209,781
. *»
« V
V '9
TS
« g
S'
<s
* 2 _o' u ^
|
<s-H
3 k. O
§ ««
d
d
10*86
9*70
8 96
9*89
23.12 13.79
9.74 17-03
10-70 11.73
1028 10.28
8 203150 209781 13 15
27,988
27,992
27,981
12.73
HC V
OS
'8
l l
X
5
3J
*®} ^
rs ©
£
16 8
23 4
30-ti
12 03
14.13
16-3
2-94
1-64
3 51
2-58
3 04
2 53
17-7
2 92
JOHN N E V ILL E ,
County Surveyor of Louth.
5
Received during the Year, viz. :
County Grant,...
..
£550 0 0
Government Grant,
..
..
88 3 4
Interest,
..
••
•.
44 10 5
Subscriptions and D onations..
110 6 0
Constabulary Patients,
..
2 5 10
Incidentals, . .
..
..
2 0 0
------------Total ordinary R eceipts,..
. . 797
£1126 11
Balance in Bank,
..
..
Total Ordinary Payments,
..
..
Paid during the year, v iz .:
Salaries,
........................................
Provisions, . .
..
..
..
Wine, Porter, and Spirits, . .
..
Candles and Gas,
..
..
..
Soap,
..
..
..
..
Fuel,
..
..
..
..
Medicine,
..
..
..
..
Surgical Requirements,
..
..
F u r n i t u r e ,............................ '
..
Eepairs o f House, . .
..
..
Incidentals, . .
..
..
..
8 10
6
0 9
5
4
354
16
771 14
0
9
3
35 4 2
18 3 4
29 12 2
9
4 1 6 0
50 19 6
32 6 0
8
11 15
134
£ s. d.
3 8 7 2 8
0_____________________ _______________________£11^6 11
7
5
DISBURSEMENTS.
A L E X A N D E R SHEKLETON, Treasurer.
INVESTED FUNDS.
Three per Cent. Government Stock (invested in the names of John A. Haig and Richard K. Johnston, Esqrs.), balance
of original funded property,
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
£400 0 0
The like Stock Invested in the names of John A. Haig, Richard K. Johnston, and Alexander Shekleton, Esqrs.,
being a donation of £1000 from the Right Hon. Lord Clermont, towards the Infirmary Funds, and representing
Stock to the amount of
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
1099 15 q
The Hospital contains at present 42 Beds— 30 for Males and 12 for Females. Number of Patients treated during the above period 258.
_________ ______________________ Total,
Thee usual advance o f Hlb on County Grant
at Summer Assizes has not been drawn
this year, not being required.
5
Balance in Bank on foot o f last Account, £329
RECEIPTS.
Abstract of the Accounts of the L o u t h C o u n t y I n f i r m a r y , from 6th January, 1876, to 5th
_______________________January, 1877.
19
14345
.-
3 13
0
4
14345
9
6
7
Total Liabilities,
d£18911
4
0
of Levy at Spring Assizes, 1877,
327
4
2 8
1
27
210
3
Discharged Queries yet Unpaid, . .
156
9992 10 11
..
New Presentments,
..
..
s. d.
£
8198 8 6
Undischarged Queries, . .
LIABILITIES.
Viz.
19
4
A True Copy.
(Signed)
H EN RY
R O B IN S O N ,
C lerk o f
G E R A L D F IT Z G IB B O N .
Declared by me, this 11 th day o f January, 1877.
0
4
s.
0
2
£18911
50
7
6
9900 13
1255 13
6
3
2
0
146 10 11
2300
5258
£
T. F. FILGATE, Secretary to Grand Jury.
Total Means,
Baronial Arrears Ee-levied,
Advanced for Witnesses’ Expenses, . .
being balance in County Bank,
MEANS.
d.
the C ou n cil.
N .B .— Besides the above balance there are County Funds invested
in Exchequer Bills, to the amount of £2,300.
Total,
2
4
5258
Balance
11
0
9
2
d
9
7
16
10
13
16
17
s
0
£
on Queries dis
7638
charged at the last Summer Assizes,
11
viously discharged,
1255
ments of the last Summer Assizes,
Amount of Sums paid on
Court Orders, to
Prosecutors
and Witnesses, from Spring
146
23
11
DISCHARGE.
An Account of the Liabilities and Means of the County after Summer Assizes, 1876.
'L outh,
N. B .— The Secretary has returned Arrears as due by
different Baronies, as follows
Baronies.
Ardee,
..
£10 3 3
Drogheda,
.
2 1 6
Upper Dundalk,
..
22 13 9
Lower Dundalk,
..
5 2 7
Ferrard,
..
6 12 2
Total,
11
4
1
17
12
6
•
1
8
10
17
2
3
i
d
2
3
s.
1
18
£
5864
Amount of Sums received from Baronial Collectors
pursuant to the Warrants, issued after Spring
7952
Assizes, 1876,
Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions, from Summer
183
Amount received from same for the Maintenance of
27
Prisoners,
6
46
Account,
251
Dog Tax for 1875,
13
CHARGE.
Beit remembered that Townley F. Filgate, Esq., Secretary to the Grand Jury of the County of Louth, hath accounted before me, as such
Secretary as aforesaid, at foot of an account declared by me, on the 19th day of June last, and that I have charged him with all sums with
which it appeared to me that he was properly chargeable up to the 1st day of August, 1876 ; and that I have discharged him to the Amount
of all Payments which he has duly proved that he hath theretofore made thereout; and that the Account wherein I have charged and dis
charged him as aforesaid, is as follows .—
CLERM ONT,
Chairman of the Board of Superintendence
Board Room, 30th Jan., 1877.
7
4
1928
Total...............
2
695
Balance of this Account, being the
half-year’ s payments,
1
THE SEVERAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT
REFEREED
FOREGOING
TO
IN
THE
PRESENTMENTS.
1S
f 2 George 4, Chapter 3S .— An
Act to make more e f
fectual provision for the establishm ent of Asylum s for
th e
Lunatic Poor, and lor the custody of Insane persons c h a r g e d
with offences in I r e la n d .
ing
7 George 4, chapter 74.- Act for consolidating
the Laws relating to Prisons in Ir e la n d .
and a m e n d
6 and 7 William 4, Chapter 116.— An Act to c o n s o lid a te
and amend the Laws relating to the P resentm ent of P u b lic
Money by Grand Juries in Ir e la n d .
I Victoria, chapter 5 4 .— An Act to provide more effe ctu a l
means to make Treasurers of Counties and Cities in I r e la n d
account for Public M oneys, and to secure the sam e.
9 & 10 Victoria, Chapter 3 7 .— An Act to amend the L aw s
.relating to theOffice of Coroner, and the expenses of I n q u e s ts
in Irela n d .
^
ALEXAN D E R SH EK LETO N ,
7
4
T ota l........ I 1928
1
7
926
6
120 19 5
------------- 242 10
Broken Stone, Oakum, &c...
0
69 15
Work done in the Prison—
Received in the Prison for—
Maintenance of Convicts, . .
Prisoners,
..
£51 16
1
7
0
—£683 16
10
9
7
0
8
0 0
200
390
3
90
6
17
OP
1001
TITtlS
--------------------- - X X — ---------
Examined and Vouched.
8
11
d.
8.
£
Amount paid during the half-year, viz.
Prisoners’ Diet,
..£193
6
JLiJO
U
t
Prisoners’ Clothing,
34 3 10
Prisoners’ Bedding,
41 15 7
Soan, Candles, and Gas,
40 14 1
Fuel,
75 0 0
Officers’ Clothing,
3 10 0
Officers’ Rations,
97 6 8
81 3 11
Printing and stationery
19 4 9
Advertising,
5 4 6
Incidentals,
8 10 3
Hospital Account,
0 5 9
------------- 61
614 19 8
477 17 9
W ork Account
..
82 2 10
8 11 9
49 9 n
Total Payments,. . . . ------------ 1233
T H E D ISC H A R G E .
d.
s.
£
Balance in Bank on half-year ending 25tb April,
1876. viz. :
T H E C H A RG E.
Abstract of the General Statement of Accounts of the County Louth Prison, for the half-year ending 25th Dec., 1876, as laid before
______________ e ^jrrand Jury by the Board of Superintendence, at Spring Assizes, 1877.
87
II & 12 Vic
Chap. 7 2 .— An Act to amend the Acts r e
lating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland, and to am en d
the provisions for the payment of Special C on sta b les.
13 and 14
Victoria, chapter 6 9 .— An Act to Amend th e
Parliamentary
Voters in Irela n d , and to alter the Law fo r
rating immediate Lessors of Prem ises to the Poor-rate in
certain B o r o u g h s .
14 and 15 Victoria, chapter 8 5 .— An Act further to am en d
an Act of the sixth year of King William
the Fourth
to
consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the C o n s ta b u
lary I orce in Ir e la n d .
88
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.
14
& 15 Victoria, chap. 92.— An Act to consolidate and
amend the Acts relating to certain offences, and other mat
ters as to which Justices o f the Peace exercise summary
jurisdiction in Ireland.
16 and 17 Victoria, chapter 38.—An Act to extend the re*
medies for the compensation o f Malicious Injuries to pro
perty in Ireland.
the security o f Presentment, and for transferring to Coun
Money.
89
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.
24
and 25 Victoria, chapter 63,— An Act to enable
Grand Juries in Ireland to increase the remuneration o f
30 & 31 Victoria, chapter 46.—An Act to amend the
80 and 31 Vic., chap. 50— An Act to afford further facili
ties for the erection o f certain bridges in Ireland.
31 Victoria, chapter 25.— An Act to extend the Industrial
34
36 and 37 Vic., chapter 51.— An A ct to amend the Law
relating to the Superannuation o f Prison Officers in Ireland.
provisions for the repayment ol advances out o f the Consoli
relating to Grand Juries in Ireland
20 and 21 Victoria, chapter 15.— An Act to amend the Act
to the Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in
Ireland.
regulate Reformatory Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ir e
land.
22 Victoria, chapter 26.— An Act to amend the Laws
concerning Superannuations and other allowances to persons
having held Civil Offices in the Public Service.
Law relating to the Valuation o f Rateable Property in
Ireland.
38 and 39 Victoria, chapter 69. —An Act to consolidate and
amend certain Laws relating to the Militia o f the United
Kingdom.
C O U N T Y OF l a O U T H ,
GRAND W A R R A N T
($ ASS I ZES, * 8 ? ? ,
CONTAINING AN
ABSTRACT OF ALL THE COUNTY PRESENTMENTS,
JUDGES.
T H E R IG H T HON. LO RD C H IE F JU STIC E M AY,
AND
TH E R IG H T HON. MR. JU STICE B A R R Y .
HIGH
SHERIFF.
ARTHUR
PEMBERTON LONSDALE,
E s q .,
A cton
P ark ,
W rex h a m .
SU B -S H ER IF F.
BURTON BRABAZON, Esq.,
D r o m is k in , C a s t le b e llin g h a m .
Fiscal Day— Tuesday, 8rd July, 1877.
Crown Day— Thursday, 5th July, 1877.
GRAND JURY.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Colonel Sir JOHN STEPHEN ROBINSON, Bart., D.L., Foreman.
Lieut.-Col. J. C. W. Fortescue, D.L 13 Henry St. George Smith, Esq.
14 William Woolsey, Esq., J.P.
John Frederick Foster, Esq., J.P.
15 M .W m . O’Reilly, Esq., M.P., D.L.
The Hon. Charles Bertram Bellew. 16 ThomasM. Richardson, Esq., J.P.
Henry Bellingham, Esq.
17 Ralph Smyth, Esq., J.P.
18 Luke A. Lee Norman, Esq., J.P.
Arthur Macan, Esq.
20 John Coleman Kieran, Esq., J.P.
Edward Singleton, Esq., J.P.
21 Lieut.-Col. W m. Thomas Murray.
22 John James E. Bigger, Esq., J.P.
Wm. De Salis Filgate, Esq-, D.L.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Charles M'Mahon, Clerk of the Crown. I T. F. Filgate, Sec. to Grand Jury.
Thomas Bourne, Clerk of the Peace. | John Neville, County Surveyor.
DUNDALK:
P R IN T E D
BY
W IL L IA M
1877.
TEM PEST.
COUNTY
OF
kQUTH,
-----------— X X - — -----------
GRAND WARRANT FOR SUMMER ASSIZES, 1877.
NEW PRESENTMENTS.
Connty at Large.
Large for the several puposes mentioned, and under and by
virtue o f the several Acts relating thereto, v iz .: —
No.
1
GAOL O FFICERS.
£
The Board o f Superintendence of the Gaols
of this County, to pay the following Officers o f
the County Prison their Half-year’ s Salary that
will be due them at Spring Assizes, 1878.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 124 ; 7 Geo. 4, chap.
7 4 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap 68, sec, 18, viz. :
£50 0
18 9
Protestant Dissenting Chaplain,
18 9
18 9
Apothecary,
10 0
Secretary to the Board,
12 10
The Governor,
75 0
Matron,
17 10
Assistant-Matron,
15 0
Chief Warder,
25 0
17 10
Five Sub-Warders at £17 10s each 87 10
s.
d.
365
7
9
25
0
0
390
7
9
0
3
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
the Ardee
----- —- " ~
kj
o oaiai j lit a l
him at Spring Assizes, 1878.
Ibid,
Carried over,
5
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
390
7 9
COUNTY CFFICERS.
3
Charles M'Mahon, Clerk o f the Crown, halfa-year’ s salary due him this Assizes. To be now
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap 116, sec. 110,
92
10 0
Thomas Bourne, Clerk o f the Peace, the like.
County Bank. Ibid,
138
10 0
5
Townley F. Filgate, Secretary of Grand Jury,
the like. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
balance in County Bank. Ibid, and 30 & 31 Vic ,
chap. 46,
90
16 8
6
salary due him 1st July, 1877. To be now paid
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 41; and 24 and 25
133 6 8
No.
£
8. d.
1014 1 1
Brought forward,
12
William .Redmond, Judge’s Crier, half-a-year’s
salary due him this Assizes. To be now paid out
o f the surplus or balance in County Bank. 6
and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
5
0 0
13
Patrick Levins, Barrister’s Crier, the like. To
County Bank. Ibid,
5
0 0
14
Townley F. Filgate, keeper o f the County
Court-house, the like. To be now paid out o f
the surplus or balance in County Bank. Ibid, . .
5
0 0
15
Thomas W att, keeper o f Ardee Quarter Ses
sions Court-house, the like. To be now paid out
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 77,
,,
2
0 0
4
7
Same, half-a-year’s expenses o f Clerk and
office, due him this Assizes. To be now paid out
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 43,
8
Patrick Henry, Surveyor’ s Assistant, halfa-year’s salary due him this Assizes. To be now
paid out o f the surplus or balance in County Bank.
Ibid, and 24 & 25 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 7,
25
40
0
0
0
Richard Ruth, late first Sub-W arder o f County
Prison, 8 months’ that will be due him the 22nd
February, 1878
36 & 37 Vic., chap. 51,
..
17
Edward George Brunker, M .D ., late Surgeon
o f the County Infirmary and Medical Officer o f
County Gaol, 7 months’ that will be due him the
30th January, 1878, at the rate o f £155 7s. 9d.,
per annum. Ibid,
..
0
9
Patrick Graham, Surveyor’s Assistant, the like.
County Bank. Ibid,
40
0
0
10
John Pansing, Surveyor’s Assistant, the like.
To be now paid out o f the surplus or balance
in County Bank. Ibid,
40
0
0
11
Burton Brabazon, Sub-Sheriff, half-a-jear’s
salary due him the 6th August, 1877. To be now
Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 110,
23 10
0
Carried over,
R E T IR IN G ALLO W A N C E S.
16
6
8
90 13
0
H A R B O U R CONSTABLE.
18
10141 1
33
Constable o f Carlingford, 4 months’ salary that
will be due him the 1st July, 1877, he having
lodged the receipts o f said Harbour in Bank to
the credit o f the County, for 4 months’ to 1st
June, 1877, amount o f same £13 12s. Id. To
County Bank to the credit of said Harbour, but
not to be placed on the levy. 16 & 17 Vic., chan.
136, sec. 9
Carried over,
1155
0
9
6
7
N o.
19
£
s. d.
1155 0 9
Brought forward,
CORONEBS.
Dr. Joseph M. Callan, one of the Coroners, for
the performance of the duties o f his office, v iz .:
Holding 16 Inquests at £1 10s each, £24 0
118
1 9
Expensesof Medical witnesses at same 12 12
0
0
0
0
24
39 19 0
26
s. d.
8 6
William Tempest, for certain Printing and
half-a-year. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sections
131 & 142,
..
John Falconer, for the like.
Ibid,
Ibid,
..
..
86 13
0
9
0
0
27
22 8
W illiam Tempest, to repay him the cost o f dis
tributing the County Books and Documents,
the respective Officers o f the County. To be now
Bank. Sections 8, 25, & 142,
.. 1 8
8
John Mathews, for the like. To be now paid
Ibid,
>t
2
28
375 0
0
47 0
0
CO U N TY IN F IB M A B Y SURGEON.
Hercules H. MacDonuell, M .D., Surgeon o f
the County Infirmary, half-a-year’s salary that
will be due him at Spring Assizes, 1878, he giving
prisoners and others in the County Prison with
out any other fee or reward. Sec. 86,
..
Carried over,
1639
8
6
4 14
B E P A Y M E N T S TO GOVERN M EN T.
9
CO U N TY IN F IR M A B Y GRANT.
Alexander Shekleton, Treasurer o f the County
Infirmary, with £354 16s. 9d., balance in Bank
on the 5th January, 1877, for the use o f said
Infirmary for half-a-year. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 85,
..
7
36 16 10
1 0
0
0
4
0
4
22
25
like, viz. :
Holding 10 Inquests at £1 10s each, £15
2
1
Expenses of Medical witnesses at same, 4
21
£
1639
Brought forward,
P R IN T IN G A N D ST A TIO N E R Y .
23
To be now paid out o f the surplus or balance
in County Bank. 9 & 10 Vic., chap. 37, secs.
25 & 30.
20
No.
advances from the Consolidated Fund, v iz .:—
Amount of thk County’s proportion
o f the Expenses o f maintaining 83
Lunatic Asylum, 5 months from the
1st January, 1877, to the 31st May,
1877. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec.
92,
. . 822 1 8
The 23rd o f 28 half-yearly Instal
erecting a Dining and Becreation Hall
for said Asylum.
18 and 19 Vic.,
chap. 109,
,,
6 0 1
F o r w a r d , 828
1
Carried over,
9
1770
I
9
9
£
No.
Brought forward,
B. d.
1 9
1770
F orw ard, £828
1
9
ments of £4,206 9s. 0d. expended on
New Buildings for said Asylum.
Ibid,
“
150
4
7
This County’s proportion o f £707
14s. 6 d. expended
on completing
Boundary Walls and structural alter
ations for said Asylum. Ibid,
. . 87 17
One half-year’s Expense of Annual
Revision o f Rateable Property in this
County, to 1st July, 1877. 37 & 38
..
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SUMMER AS6IZES, 1877.
No.
31
32
2
£
s. d.
3803 11 9
Brought forward,
The same, to repay them an advance made for
Expenses incurred in Ardee Bridewell for or in
respect of Prisoners confined therein, together
with allowances for Fire, Candles, and Straw, for
3 months ending 31st March, 1877. To be now
paid out of the surplus or balance in County Bank.
19 & 20 Vic., chap. 68 , sec. 27,
. . 2 10
Thomas Boe, for one year’s advertising in the
Dundalk Democrat, per contract, that will due
him at Spring Assizes, 1878. 6 ^ 7 Wm., chap.
116, sec. 22,
lo
o
0
52 10
0
Constabulary Expenses, half-year
to 31st March, 1877, viz. :—
One moiety for Extra Constables.
11 12 Vic., chap. 72,
. . 229 15
sures. 14& 15 Vic., chap. 92,
..
33
John Hughes, for the like, in Drogheda Argus.
n id >
..
10 0 0
34
of coal, 1 ton of coke, also bogwood, supplied to
the County Court-house since last Assizes, for the
use o f same. To be now paid out of the surplus
or balance in County Bank. Sec. 76,
..
12
0
0
35
gas-light supplied to the County Court-house
since last Assizes, for the use o f same. To be now
paid out o f the surplus or balance in County Bank.
..
4 12
1
36
The same, being the amount expended in pro
viding Furniture and Fittings for the County
same. To be now paid out o f the surplus or
..
16 13
6
37
The Governor and Company o f the Bank of
Ireland (for the Fee Fund in the Court of
Chancery) being the fee payable on the Secre
tary’s Account after Spring Assizes, 1877, at 3 s.
per Cent., to cover the expense o f auditing said
account. 1 Vic., chap. 54, sec. 17,
..
15
5
0
51 6
----------------- 1353
10
0
29
30
The Board of Superintendence o f the Gaols of
this County, with £61 3s. 3d. balance in Bank,
on account of the General Expenditure of said
Gaols, till Spring Assizes, 1878. £400 to be
Bank. 7 Geo. 4, chap. 74, sec. 2,
. . 600
The same, with £36 0 s. 8d. balance in Bank,
being the amount required by them on account
o f the Expense of the Apprehension and Convey
ance o f Prisoners, till Spring Assizes, 1878. To
County Bank. 14 & 15 Vic., chap. 85, sec. 4 ; and
19and 20 Vic., chap. 68 , sec. 36,
Carried over,
80
0
0
0
0
3803 11
9
0
Carried over,
4
3874 11
9
10
11
No.
£
s. <3.
3874 11 9
Brought forward,
38
Townley F. Filgate, being the cost incurred by
him in applotting the Cess upon the entire
County, and making two copies o f same. To be
Bank. 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 5,
39
Thomas Clarke, contractor, for keeping the
County Court-house in repair for one year, till
Summer Assizes, 1878. (Contract, £47 ; extras,
£3 ). 6 Sf 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 69.
40
W illiam Agnew, contractor, for defraying the
cost o f Heating the County Court house, and sup
plying Gas fittings for same, for one year, till
Summer Assizes, ! 878. (Contract, £ 2 1 ; extras,
£4 ). Ibid,
..
41
No.
46
40
50
00
£
s. d.
4025 14 7
Brought forward,
The Directors o f St. Anne’s Industrial School,
County Dublin, for the like. To be now paid
31 Vic., chap. 25, sec. 9,
. . 3 4 8
POST ROADS.
47
Nicholas Carberry, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the post road from Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin, (N o. 77, Barony o f Ardee).
6 and 7 Wm 4, chap. 116, sec. 50.
..
20
0
0
48
Richard Hanlon, contractor, one-half the
expense o f repairing the post road from Carling
ford to Newry, (No. 156, Barony o f Lower Dun
dalk). Ibid,
15 16
6
Terence Boyle, contractor, one-half the ex
pense o f repairing the post road from Carling
ford to Newry, (No. 162, Barony o f Lower Dun
dalk). Ibid,
..
is 13
5
00
H ugh Cassidy, contractor, for keeping the
Court-house o f Ardee in repair for one year, till
Summer Assizes, 1878.
(Contract, £19 10s. ;
extras, 10s.) Ibid,
..
42
The Directors o f St. K evin’ s Reformatory,
County W icklow, for the reception and keeping
o f Juvenile Offenders, committed from this
County, for the half-year ending 30th June, 1877.
County Bank. 21 & 22 Vic., chap. 100, sec. 5, . .
25
0
0
49
20
0
0
50
3
4
6
43
The Directors o f St. Conleth’ s** Reformatory,
K in g ’s County, for the like.
To be now paid
Ibid,
..
3 4 6
44
The Directors o f St. Joseph’s Female Reforma
tory, County Galway, for the like. To be now
Bank. Ibid,
..
6 9 3
45
31 Vic., chap. 25, sec. 9,
. . 3 4 7
Carried over,
4025 14
7
Henry Sloan, contractor, for repairing 47
perches o f the post road from Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Dunleer, (No. 183, Barony o f
Ferrard). Ibid,
TOTAL,
2
1
3
£4085 10
5
12
13
Barony of Ardee.
No.
d.
No.
51
£
s.
County Surveyor, for repairing until Summer
Assizes, 1878, 1346 perches of the road from
Ardee to the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and
Mayne, between the Drumgoolstown road near
Kearney’ s Cross and the Big Bridge of Anna
gasson. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 5 0 ; and
20 & 21 Yic., chap. 15,
..
52
Owen Byrne, contractor, for repairing until
from Ardee to Carrickmacross, by Lagan and
Crowmartin, between the turn to the Bog road
at Snipehill and Lagan Bridge and the meering
o f Louth and Meath at Mullabane and Greatwood, including the branch to Churchtown
Graveyard. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st year. . 58 10 0
Brought forward,
£ s.
300 12
d.
8
56
James M 'Keown, contractor, lor repairing
road from Dundalk to Dunleer, betweeu the
O
meering o f Louth and Ardee Baronies at Patrick
W alshe’s and the turn o f the road to W illiams
town. Sec. 52.
1st y e a r.. 53 4 0
57
Thomas M 'Keever, contractor,
for repairing
67 16 until
0 Summer Assizes, 1882, 1339 perches o f the
( road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by Beaghs{, town, between the Nicholastown road (near the
Mills of Louth) and the old Carrickmacross road
at Tullykeel. Sec. 52.
1st year. .
26 10 0
58
Michael W oods, contractor, for repairing until
from Dunleer to the Sea at Port, by Drumcar,
between Cluide Bridge and Drumcar Cross and
the Mountain road at Corstown
Sec. 52 ; and
20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15.
1st year. .
25 8 6
59
Michael Grogan, contractor, for repairing until
^
from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Mosstown Grave(. yard, between the Collon and Dunleer road and
Rathescar new line. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 52.
1st year. .
5 8 9
60
Patrick Boe, contractor, for repairing the foot
paths on the road from Dundalk and Drumcondra
to Ardee, between Mr. Bitchie’s tenant’s house
and the Dispensary in Ardee, and between the
Female School and W illiam Black’s house in
Ardee. Sec. 51,
15 0 0
61
John Durnin, contractor, for filling hollows for
60 perches on the road from Stormastown to
Boodstown, between Cookstown Cross and Sta
bannon. Sec. 56,
20 0 0
62
a wall on the road from Castlebellingham to An-
53
road from Dundalk to the Sea at Salterstown,
between the main street of Castlebellingham and
the meering o f Ardee and Ferrard at Salters
town. Sec. 52.
1st year.
73
6 8
54
John Durnin, contractor, for repairing until
from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Annagasson,
by Ballybailie Cross between the old Carrickma
cross road at Mountrush and the Biverstown
road at Bock, including the branch from Mapastown to Roodstown Castle. Sec. 52.
1st y ea r.. 52
0
0
James M'Donald,contractor,
for repairing
road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between the turn
o f the road to Williamstown and Coneyburrow
Bridge. Sec. 52.
1st year v
0
0
n
55
Carried over,
49
300 12
8
Carried over,
446
3 11
14
15
N o.
63
64
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
446 3 11
nagasson, between Bernard Sharkey’s o f Lynns
and Patrick H oey’s. Sec. 56,
..
16
0
0
Joseph Murray, contractor, for constructing
French drains along the road from Ardee to the
Sea at Annagasson, between Riverstown Cross
and Kearney’s Cross at Drumgoolstown. Sec. 56;
and 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
5
0
0
40 perches of a tail-drain and making a gullet
on the road from Dunleer to Ardee, by Dromin,
between Mr. James Gray’s farm yard and Mr.
Coleman’ s avenue gate. 6 & 7 Wm, 4, chap. 116,
sec. 56,
..
6
0
0
65
James Durnin, contractor, for repairing a
double gullet on the road from Ardee to Drum
condra, by the Bog o f Glack, between Mr. Caraher’ s land in Coole and his tenant’ s (Henry
Duffy’s) land in same. Sec. 56,
5
0
0
66
Patrick Barron, contractor, for constructing
100 perches of a fence along the road from
Drogheda to Dunleer, by Rathescar, between
Rathescar Cross and Janeville. Sec. 56,
67
W illiam Bryde, contractor, for constructing 30
perches o f a fence on the road from Dunleer to
Smarmore, between Lawlesstown H ill and Rath
escar Cross. Sec. 56,
68
69
No.
70
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
560 15 11
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
85
4
0
sec. 145 ; and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 6,
9
7
3
Michael Smyth, contractor, being the Second
Instalment o f £330, presented at Spring Assizes,
1877, for widening, gravelling, and repairing 330
perches o f roadway from Ardee to Drogheda, by
Philipstown, between Thomas Garrity’s house in
Whiteriver and Kirwan’s Cross.
Sec. 50.
2nd instalment >.
0
0
1
1
82 10
Patrick Brennan, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, be
tween Garvey Bridge joining County Meath and
the Bridge of Tallanstown. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
2nd yea r..
51 16
7
72
John Geraghty, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dunleer to Kells and Slane, by
Kieran and Smarmore, between Annaglog Cross
and Cusack’s and Kieran Bridges at the bounds
o f the County. Sec. 52.
2nd year. .
21 11
9
73
Thomas Mathews, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Ardee to Slane, by Obertstown
and Smarmore, between John’s Bridge adjoining
Ardee Workhouse and Corbally’s Cross near
Kilpatrick. Sec. 52.
2nd year..
13 10
0
74
perches o f the road from Collon to Drumcondra,
by Belpatrick, between Martin’s Bridge and
H oghill Bridge. Sec. 52.
2nd year..
8 13
0
750 18
6
0
0
0
Carried over,
71
560 15 11
Carried over,
16
No.
75
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
750 18 6
Patrick Manning, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Ardee to Collon, by Belpatrick
and Funshog, between the Cross o f Annaglog
and the meering of Ardee and Ferrard at Bel
patrick. Sec. 52.
2nd year..
10
No.
81
;r
8
6
76
Joseph Murray, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Ardee to Annagasson, by Roods
town, between Red House and Kearney’ s Cross
at Drumgoolstown.
Sec. 52.
3rd year. . 103 7 0
77
for 3 years from SummerAssizes,
1875, 1600
perches o f the post road from Ardee to Dunleer,
by Dromin, between Coogan’s Bridge and Cros
selish. Sec. 52.
last yea r..
20 0 0
..
£20 0 0
Off Barony,
..
20 0 0
82
£
s. d.
170 11 2
Brought forward,
James Durnin, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Ardee to Drumcondra, by the
Bog o f Glack, between the road from Cookstown
to Drumcondra near Mr. Singleton’s new road
and the B og of Glack. Sec. 52.
4th yea ri.
55 18
Michael Grogan, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Collon to Dunleer, between
Margaret Bridge and Gibber’s Bridge and the
meeiing of Ardee and Ferrard at the lands o f
Athclare. Sec. 52.
4th yea r..
39
£40
0 0
Patrick Roe, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between
Mapastown Bridge and the School-house of
Ardee. Sec. 52.
3rd year.. 155 16 0
79
o f the road from Ardee to Dunleer, by Bichardstown, between the National School-house in
Ardee and K eag’s Cross. Sec. 52.
4th year. .
69 0 0
80
Mathew Kieran, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Ardee to the Mills of Louth, by
Tallanstown, between the post road from Ardee
to Carrickmacross near the Dispensary in Ardee
and the Bridge o f the Mills of Louth. Sec. 52.
4th year. . 6 1 1 2
78
Carried over,
1170 11
2
Owen Byrne, contractor, for repairing for 5 years
from Summer Assizes, 1874, -504 perches o f the
road from Ardee to Drumcondra, by Silver Hill,
between the road from Ardee to Burley Bridge
at Silver Hill and the road from Ardee at Mr.
Caraher’s land in Coole. Sec. 52.
4th yea r..
84
yeara from Summer Assizes, 1874, 641 perches
o f the road from Dundalk to Drumcondra, be
tween Mr. Callan’s in Cookstown and the meering
o f Louth and Meath at Mr. Singleton’s new line
in the Bog o f Glack. Sec. 52.
4th year. .
6
2
3
18 18
0
48
1
6
26
3
9
21
5 10
83
85
Jaines Crinion, Jun., contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Bathescar, between the Cross o f Dromin and the
Bridge at the Barony Boundary.
Sec. 52.
5th year. .
86
Thomas W oods, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Port, by
Clonmore, between the bounds of Ardee and
Ferrard at Corstown and Gallagh and Clonmore.
Sec. 52.
5th year..
Carried over,
1380
I
0
18
19
£
9. d.
No.
87
Thomas Speers, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Ardee to Kells, by Shanlis, be
tween the National School-house in Ardee and
Sbeadog Bridge aDd the bounds o f the County.
Sec. 52.
5th y ea r.. 31 11 6
88
John Skane, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Kells to Dunleer, by Knockacleva and Philipstown, between W idow M oor
wood’s on the road from Collon to Ardee, by
Funshog and Philipstown Chapel.
Sec. 52.
5th y ea r..
7 18 0
89
s o f the road from Ardee to Slane, by Smarmore,
between Corbolis Cross and the meering of Louth
and Meath at W hite Mountain Bridge. Sec. 52.
5th year. .
15 12 0
90
Henry Durnin, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Kingscourt, be
tween the cross roads o f Aclint and the meering
o f Louth and Meath near the Fox Cover. Sec.
52.
5th year . 23 14 3
Barony of Drogheda.
No.
91
£
from Drogheda to the Sea, by Greenhill’s, be
tween Newfoundwell Boad and Greenhills Road.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st yea r..
92
s.
d,
7
0
7
Barony o f Drogheda, being the amount o f his
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec 148 ;
and 19 & 20 Vic , chap. 63, sec. 10,
. . 8 1 1
£1458 16
98
of Arrears of County Cess due upon same, per
sec. 145 ; and 19 and 20 Vic , chap. 63, sec. 6, . .
94
Patrick Commons, contractor, one-half o f cost
of repairing 276 perches o f the road from
Drogheda to Dundalk, between the Borough
Boundary and Mr. Harpur’s Demesne W all.
(See No 193, Barony o f Ferrard). 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 52,
117
24
3
7
0
9
No.
£
s. d.
219 County Surveyor,
2
0 0
220
Do.
1
0 0
233 Peter M ‘Guiness,
1
6 8
234 John Reilly
1 13 8
235 Henry E. Kelly,
6
0 0
246 James Byrne,
2
8 4
------------- 14
TOTAL,
£1444
95
8
8
8
1
of the road from Collon to the Sea, between the
Old Turnpike Boad and the Borough Boundary
Mark at Harman’s Garden. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap
116, sec. 52.
2nd year .9
96
5 years from Summer Assizes, 1874 6M perches
of the road from Drogheda tc I»undalk, between
Listoke gate and the meering o f Ferrard and
Drogheda. Sec. 52,
4th yea r.. 62
Carried over,
7 10
8
113
6
50
20
21
No.
97
98
99
£
s. d.
113 5 0
Brought forward,
Patrick Commons, contractor, for repairingfor
o f the road from Collon to the Sea, by Tullyesker,
between the meering o f Drogheda and Ferrard
at Tullyesker and Ballymakenny Cross and the
Glebe and Peter Coogan’s house. Sec. 52. 4th year
years from Summer Assizes, 1874, 65£ perches
o f the road from Drogheda to Termonfeckin,
between the Borough Boundary Mark at Nun’s
W alk and Newfoundwell Bridge.
Sec. 52.
4 th y e a r ..
N<>100
19
3
4
£
Joseph Maxwell, contractor, for repairing
road from Forkhill to the Sea at North Marsh,
between John McAlester's gate al Red Cow and
the Sea at North Marsh. 6& 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
sec. 56,
..
s.
d.
72 19
6
101
John Dullaghan, contractor, for repairing
road from Nerwy to Ardee, by Little Mill, be
tween Edward Flynn’s forge on the Castleblayney
road and Thomas M'Uartney’s on the Louth
road. Sec. 50.
..
34 15 10
102
from Dundalk to the Sea at Soldier’ s Point,
between Mr. Peter Duffy’ s in Peter street, Dun
dalk, and Mr. H ugh M ‘Court’s at Soldier’s
Point. Sec. 52.
\sf year. . 29 7 6
103
Owen Sherry, Jun., contractor, for lowering
hills and filling hollows on the road from Dundalk
to Castleblayney, between Hackball’ s Cross and
Annavackey School-house. Sec. 56. 1st instal
ment o f £480.
..
60 0 0
104
County Surveyor, for repairing a wall and
sea-pavement on the road from Dundalk to Dun
leer, by Blackrock, between the Square at Black
rock and Clermont avenue gate. Sec. 56; and
20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
. . 60 0 0
o f the road trom Drogheda to
the Sea,
by the Chord, between the Borough Boundary
Stone at Eastern corner o f Chord Burial Ground
and Greenhill’s Bridge. Sec. 52.
5th yea r..
9
0
0
4 16
9
3 12
0
£142 13
1
ments in aid oi the levy, viz. :—
No.
279 Patrick Clarke,
282
Do.,
£ s. d.
..
0 12 0
. . 3 0 0
TOTAL,
105
George Burn, H igh Constable o f the Barony
of Upper Dundalk, being the amount of his
Poundage at Niuepence in the Pound, on
Carried over,
257
2 10
22
23
No.
Brought forward,
£
3. d.
257 2 10
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 148 ;
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
94
106
..
10 17 10
107
John M'Ardle, contractor, being amount ex
pended on the fences, walls, gullets, and surface,
suddenly damaged, on the road from Dundalk to
Newry, between the Castle o f Seatown, Dundalk,
and M ‘K inley’s forge at the meering o f Upper
and Lower Dundalk, under the order o f William
Robson and Michael Kelly, Esquires, Magistrates
o f this County. To be now paid out o f the
surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm.
4, chap. 116, sec. 4 9 ; and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 2,
sec. 17.
. . 19
No.
between Ladywell
Bridge. Sec. 52.
5
1
£
s. d.
582 18 0
Brought forward,
Bridge
and
Lurgangreen
2nd year.. 194
5
4
5
0
37 18
0
33
9
111
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Black
rock, between Mrs. Percival’s on the Dublin
Road and Clermont avenue gate. Sec. 52. 3rd
year
..1 2 8
112
Patrick M'Eneany, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Carrickmacross, b e
tween the Castleblayney road and Gorteen, by
Belrobin. Sec. 52. 3rd year
..
Richard Coleman, contractor, for repairing for
5 years from Summer Assizes, 187-5, 885 perches
of the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Hains
town, between the Dublin road at Mullaharlin
and Clermont avenue gate and Hugh Murphy’s
on the Dublin road. Sec. 52.
3rd y e a r..
108
John G. Graham, contractor, being amount
expended on the surface suddenly damaged on the
road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between Lady well
Bridge and Lurgangreen Bridge, under the order
o f John Murphy and J. J. E. Bigger, Esquires,
Magistrates o f this County. To be now paid out
20
113
0
0
0
109
110
Laurence Conlon, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Ardee, between the
Cross o f Bath and the Bridge o f Fane. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd year.. 181 12
3
John G. Graham, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Castlebellingham,
Carried over,
582 18
114
Patrick Boche, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Black
rock, between Thomas Mullin’s in Barrack-street
and the Long Avenue. Sec. 52.3rd yea r.. 30 13
4
115
John Brennan, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Dun
mahon, between Mr. Richardson’s back gate and
the Old River Fane. Sec. 52. 3rd yea r..
16 13
9
116
of the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney,
between Mr. Barton’ s entrance gate at Salttown
and Hackball’s Cross. Sec. 52.
4th year. . 166
0
0
3
Carried over,
1190
5
0
2
2
24
25
8. d.
£
No.
Brought forward,
1190
117 James Graham,contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Ardee to Newry, by Barleyfield
and Balriggan, between the Ballsmill road at
Castletown, the Forkhill road at Mountbailie,
and theturn toKilcurry and Balregan. Sec. -52.
4th yea r..
118
119
120
121
122
2
2
No.
123
56
4
0
County Surveyor, for repairing for 1 year from
Carrickmacross to the Sea at Blackrock, between
the Cross o f Knockbridge and the Sea at P.
Brodigan’ s and Cocklehill, including by H ag
gardstown Graveyard. Sec. 52.
72
Peter Hearty, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Dundalk to Crossmaglen, be
tween the Bridge of Chrin and th6 bounds of the
County at Ballybinaby
Sec. 52.
4th yea r..
59 10 10
124
£
Brought forward, 1420
George’s Quay, H 'Alester’sPawn Office, Nicholas-street, Linenhall street, and the Big Bridge
of Dundalk. Sec. 52.
4th yea r.. 74
s.
5
d.
0
8
0
3
4
78
0
0
88
7
6
53 13
4
13
9
0
21 12
0
o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, be
tween the Railway Bridge at Rice’s Cross and
Mr. M Keown’s inBelrobbin. Sec. 52. 5th year 29
Owen Sherry, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, between Hackball’s Cross and the bounds o f
the County at Drumboat. Sec. 52. 6th y e a r ..
between Lord Boden’ s back gate at Salt,town and
the meering o f Louth and Armagh at Ballsmill.
52.
6th year..
the road from Dundalk to Newtownhamilton, by
Lurgankeel, between the Police Barrack at K il
curry and the bounds o f the County at Ballymaclose. Sec. 52.
6th y ea r.,
James Coburn, contractor, for repairing for 7
by Cariff Grove, between Patrick M ‘Gough’s in
Cariff and Mary Rogan’s in Lurgankeel. Sec. 52.
6th yea r..
Anthony Hagan, contractor, for repairing for
7 years from Summer Assizes, 1872, 648 perches of the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Roskeagh, between the Dundalk and Forkhill road
at Mountbailie and the meering o f Louth and
Armagh at Roskeagh. Sec. 52.
6th year..
John Conroy, Jun., contractor, for repairing
for ,*» years
from SummerAssizes, 1874, 590
perches o f the road from Forkhill to the Sea at
Lurgangreen, between the Crossmaglen road at
Killin and Kilcurley National School-house.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r..
John Moley, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney, by
Farrendreg, between the Carrickmacross road at
Lisnawilly and the Ballsmill road at Castletown.
Sec. 52.
4th year. .
8
0
126
14 15
0
127
27
5
0
John M 'Ardle, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, by W ellington-place and Bowling Green, between Dr.
Gartlan’s in Jocelyn-street, the entrance to
Carried over,
125
1420
5
0
128
Carried over,
1778 18
2
27
26
•
No.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
1778 18 2
129
o f the road from Dundalk to the Sea at Black
rock and at South Marsh, between the Point Road
at Redbarn and the Green Avenue, including the
. branch leading to the Sea at South Marsh.
Sec. 52
last year.. 20 4 0
130
Owen Lennon, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Carrickmacross to Newry, by
Shanmullagh, between the bounds of the County
at Treagh and at Dowdall’s bridge. Sec. 52.
last year. .
14 16 8
131
Patrick Lamb, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Dundalk to Castleblayney and
Crossmaglen, by Cavanamore and Courtbane, be
tween H . Coulter’s in Carrickastuck and Court
bane Chapel, between the County bounds at
Rassan and Courtbane and the late Turnpike
road at Annavackey. Sec. 52.
last yea r.. 32 1 8
No.
132
£
s. d.
from Dundalk to Newry, by Mountpleasant,
between M ‘Kinley’s forge at Red Cow and the
bounds o f the County at Carrickarnan. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st y ea r.. 243 12 0
133
Thomas Byrne, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Carlingford, between the end
o f the road leading to Bellurgan Quay and
Biverstown bridge. Sec. 52.
1st year. .
71
1
9
from Dundalk to Carlingford, between the Newry
road at Faughart Lower and the road leading
to Bellurgan Quay
Sec. 52.
1st year. .
98
0
0
135
Owen Kelly, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Forkhill, by Whitemill, between
the old Turnpike road at Faughart and the Cross
at Whitemill and the Cross at St. Bridget’s
Station. Sec. 50,
54 18
6
136
Patrick Rice, contractor, for repairing until
from Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown, be
tween John Long’s in Artullybeg, the Graveyard
at Templetown, and the Sea at Old
M ill and
Cooley Point. Sec. 52.
1st y ea r..
21 2
6
£1846
ments in aid o f the levy, viz :—
No.
£ s. d.
299 John Moley,
. . 0 5 0
300 James Coburn,
. . 3 9 0
302 James Graham,
. . 2 0 0
305 Richard Coleman,
. . 0 6 5
TOTAL,
0
134
6
.
6
0
5
£1840
0
1
137
James Toner, contractor, for widening and im
proving 20 perches of the road from Newry to the
Sea at Gylea’s Quay, between Michael Breen’s in
Ballygoly and John Carroll’s house in Benagh.
Sec. 50,
..
Carried over,
6
0
0
494 14
9
28
29
N E W PRESENTM ENTS G R AN TED SUMMER ASSIZES, 1877.
N E W PRESEN TM EN TS G RA N T E D SUM M ER A SS IZ E S , 1877.
N o.
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
494 14 9
N o.
138
Peter M ‘ Manus, contractor, for repairing the
paved w ater-tables and sides o f the road from
D undalk to New ry, by Omeath, between the B ig
W om an ’ s Grave at Corrakit and the Sea at
Omeath. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56,
3
0
0
Peter R ice, contractor, for repairing the pitched
sea-slope on the road from C arlingford to the Sea
at Bellurgan, between the R a ilw ay bridge in
B ellurgan and Bellurgan Quay. Sec. 56,
20
0
0
140
John K eenan, contractor, for repairing all the
bridges and gullets on the road D undalk to
Omeath, between B ellurgan R ailw ay Station and
the Big W o m a n ’s Grave at Corrakit. Sec. 5 6 ...
10
141
Peter Rafl'erty, contractor, for building up two
breaches in the cutting on the road from Dundalk
to Carlingford, between John H u gh es’ s house in
K illen and M ichael C rolly’ s house in Piedm ont.
Sec. 56,
..
3
0
0
142
M ichael R ice, contractor, for repairing and
clearing out all the gullets on the road from D u n
dalk to Carlingford, between D r. B arbour’ s house
in Carlingford and G eorge W a lk er’ s in same.
Sec. 56,
5
0
0
143
Patrick M agreehan, contractor, for repairing
all the gullets and bridges on the road from
N ew ry to the Sea at Rathcor, between the Big
W o m a n ’s Grave at Corrakit and P atrick R oon ey ’ s
in Castletown Cooley. Sec. 56,
144
G eorge L on g, contractor, for building a fence
on the road from D undalk to Carlingford, b e
tween the A cre o f Irish G range and the Chapel
in same
Sec. 56,
0
1
0
145
Thom as Tinnelly, contractor, for bu ildin g a
fence on the road from Carlingford to N ew ry, b e
tween Rev. M r. H u rst’ s w all in Ballyonan and
the bridge at M ichael Larkin’ s. Sec. 56,
0
1
0
139
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
537 16 9
146
M ichael D oherty, contractor, b ein g the Second
Instalm ent o f £ 2 8 0 , presented at S p rin g Assizes,
1877, for m a k in g a new line o f road from D u n
dalk to the Sea at G reenore, betw een the R a m pa rt
houses and the Sea at G reenore, near the CoastG uard Station. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 56.
2nd Instalment, . .
46 13
147
M ich ael H en ry, contractor, bein g the last o f
T w o Instalm ents o f £ 1 2 0 , presented at Spring
Assizes, 1877, for constructing a pitched slope
and repairing a breach along the road from D u n
dalk to the Sea at G yles’ Q uay, betw een W idow
C um m iskey’s house and the N ew P ier at Gyle^’
Q uay. Sec. 56.
last Instalment, . .
60
0
0
148
Patrick M ‘ Alester, H ig h Constable o f the B a
rony o f L ow er D undalk, b ein g the am ount o f his
P ou n da ge at N in epen ce in the P ou n d, on
£ 8 0 8 0s. 7d. lodged b y him in Bank to the
W a rra n t issued after Sprin g Assizes, 1877. T o
C ounty Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 148;
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
30
6
0
149
T o be raised o ff this Barony, bein g the am ount
o f A rrears o f County Cess due upon same, per
affidavit o f C ollector.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116,
3
5
0
150
John K eenan, contractor, b ein g am ount e x
pended on the surface, sides, bridges, &c.,
suddenly dam aged, on the road from Dundalk to
Carlingford, by S lievenaglogh , between B ellurgan
R ailw ay Station and P iedm ont Bridge, under the
order of H en ry Brush and Edw ard T ipping,
Esquires, M agistrates o f this County. To b e now
Bank.
6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 4 9 ; and 7
Wm. 4, chap. 2, sec. 17,
15
0
0
Carried over,
2
0
0
0
0
5 3 7 169
Carried over,
4
693 11
A3i
30
No.
151
Brought forward,
H ugh Harold, contractor, being amount ex
pended on two culverts and a water-course,
suddenly damaged, on the road from Dundalk to
Pond in Carlingford, under the order o f C. Obins
W oodhouse and C. B. Mitchell, Esquires, Magis
trates of this County. To be now paid out of the
surplus or balance in County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm.
4, chap. 116, sec. 4 9 ; and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 2,
sec: 17.
£
s. d.
693 1 1
156
8
0
0
153
154
155
Brought forward,
Richard Hanlon, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the post road from Carlingford to Newry, b e
tween Ballyonan bridge, the Sea at Drummullagh, and the bounds o f the County at Cornar
mucklagh.
6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
3r d y e a r .x
£15 16
Off Barony,
..
15 16
£ s. d.
826 6 8
15 16
6
6
6
£31 13 0
o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, be
tween Maguire’s Cross and the Sea at Temple
town. Sec. 52.
3rd y ea r.. 27 15 0
157
152
No.
John Keenan, contractor, for repairing for
of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, be
tween Bellurgan Railway Station and the Big
W om an’ s Grave at Corrakit. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
2nd y e a r..
Patrick Flanagan, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Carlingford to the Sea at
Whitestown, between Grange Cross, the Acre,
and the Junction o f the Carlingford and Whitestovrn roads. Sec. 52.
2nd year..
Patrick Rice, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, by
Piedmont, between Mr. Kendall’s in Loughan
more and the bridge at the Bush Church. Sec.
52.
2nd year..
35
0
49 13
of the road from Dundalk to the Sea at Omeath,
between the Big W om an’s Grave at Corrakit and
the Sea at Omeath, Sec. 52.
3rd y e a r..
20
1
0
159
John Rice, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 187-5, 596 perches
o f the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, between
Clonalagh bridge and Ballug. Sec. 52. 3rd year
17
7
8
0
H ugh Harold, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summer Assizes, 1875, a waterchannel and pipes, on the road from Dundalk to
Pond in Carlingford. Sec. 52.
3rd y ea r..
Peter Carroll, contractor, for repairing for 7
161
of the road from Newry to Carlingford, by R a
vensdale Park and Bellurgan Deerpark, between
the Newry road at Feede and Annaskea and
Ballymascanlon bridge and Mrs. M ‘Donald’s on
the Carlingford road. Sec. 52.
bth yea r..
160
22 16
9
of the road from Carlingford to the Sea at Bel
lurgan, between P. M ‘Atee’s house in Bullurgan
and Bellurgan Quay.
Sec. 52.
2nd year. . 17 15 10
Carried over,
158
0
826
6
8
Carried over,
2
80
990
7 10
4
2
96
33
32
£
No.
162
Brought forward,
Terence Boyle, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the post road from Carlingford to Newry,
between Peter Connor’s house in Carlingford and
Ballyonan bridge. Sec. 52.
5th y e a r..
. . £ 1 8 13 5
Off Barony,
..
18 13 5
£37
163
164
165
£ s. d.
990 4 2
Brought forward,
s. d.
1102
2
168
18 13
5
Richard M 'Geeney, contractor, for repairing
Serches o f the road from Dundalk to Carngford, by Gyles’ Quay, between W idow Cummiskey’s in Loughanmore and the Sea at Gyles’
Quay. Sec. 52.
5th gear.. 4
9
3
£1182 11
o f the road from Markethill to Carlingford and
Mountpleasant Railway Station, between the
meering o f Louth and Armagh at Claretrock,
Mountpleasant Railway Station, and the Carling
ford road at Ballymascanlon. Sec. 52. 5th year
James Toner, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Newry to the Sea at Gyles’
Quay, between the Jenkinstown road near Agha
meen School-house and Mrs. W oods’ house in
Piedmont. Sec. 52.
5th y ea r..
Edward Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road Dundalk to Carlingford, by Bathcor,
between Patrick Malone’s in Castlecarragh and
the Seashore and Blake’s Cross.
Sec. 52.
5th year. .
167
Thomas Murphy, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Dundalk to Carlingford, be-
29 13
35
5
4
No.
340 James Byrne,
..
£
s.
4 0
341 Mathew Campbell,
..0
6
12
1102
4
7 11
2
d.
0
0
TOTAL,
15 18
5
4
6
0
£1178
5
5
0
166
Carried over,
2
tween Riverstown bridge and the Sea near the
Tholsel Gate and P . Connor’s in Carlingford.
Sec. 52.
5th yea r.. 76 0 0
6 10
Owen Kelly, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Newry, by Jonesborough, between the Newry road at Dromad
and the Sea at Narrowwater. Sec. 52. 5th year
No.
2
34
35
NEW PRESENTMENTS GRANTED SUMMER ASSIZES, 1877-
Barony of Ferrard.
No.
No.
169
'
£
s. d.
Patrick M ‘Evoy, contractor, for repairing until
from Drogheda to Dundalk, by Blackhall, between
Blackstaff bridge and the Cross at Blackhall.
6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1styea/r. .
51 17 2
170
Richard Kirk, contractor, for repairing until
from Drogheda to Dundalk, between Cobbler’s
Cross and the Sea at Annagasson.
Sec. 52.
1st year.
56
171
James M'Donala, contractor, for repairing
road from Ardee to Drogheda, by Stone House
and Rokeby Hall, between 'Whiteriver bridge
and the road leading from Barmeath to Drogheda.
Sec. 52.
1st yea r..
34
17
4
172
Patrick Gallagher, contractor, for repairing
road from Collon to the Sea, between the Town
of Collon and the Cross o f Tenure.
Sec. 52.
1st y e a r..
24
7
1
173
W illiam Callahan, contractor, for repairing
road from Ardee to the Sea, between Owen Bar
ton’s house and the Cross o f Port. Sec. 52.
1st yea r..
12
1
6
174
Michael Byrne, contractor, for repairing until
from Collon to the Sea, between Tenure Cross
and the Cross of Moylera. Sec. 52. lstf y e a r..
13
9
4
175
Patrick Crilly, contractor,
Summer Assizes, 1882, 724
from Drogheda to the Sea,
Mill and James Kavenagh’s
5
0
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
210 19 5
176
William Callahan, contractor, for repairing
road from Drogheda to Dundalk, between the
CrosB of Port and the Sea at Seafield. Sec. 52.
1st y e a r.. 11 18 4
177
County Surveyor, for repairing a gullet and
building a breach in the retaining walls, and re
pairing said walls, on the road from Moylera to
Collon, between Tenure Cross and Branagan’s
Cross. Sec. 5 6 ; and 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
35 0 0
178
Edward Jones, contractor, for repairing until
Summer Assizes, 1882, the Harbour o f Dunany.
16 & 17 Vic., chap 136.
1st year. .
10 0 0
179
Henry Sloan, contractor, for repairing 100
feet of a gullet, and making a new gullet, &c.,
on the ioad from Drogheda to Dundalk, between
Hugh Byrne s house in the Town of Dunleer and
the Post Office in same. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chan. 116
sec. 56,
5 0 0
180
Harony o f Ferrard, being the amount o f his
County Bank. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec 148 :
and 19 & 20 Vic , chap. 63, sec. 10,
71 2 2
181
o f Arrears o f County Cess due upon same, per
sec. 145 ; and 19 and 20 Vic , chap. 63, sec. 6,
6 17 10
182
John Collier, contractor, being the amount
for repairing until
perches o f the road
between Mr. K ing’s
at the Sea. Sec. 52.
1st year..
Carried, over,
18
2
210 19
0
5
expended on the road, suddenly damaged, from
Drogheda to Dunany, between Hacket’s Cross
and beaneld Cross, under the order o f the Right
Carried over,
350 17
9
36
37
£ s. d.
350 17 9
Brought forward,
N o.
Hon. Lord Bellew and Sir John S. Robinson,
Bart., Magistrates ol this County. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 49 ; and 7 Wm. 4, chap. 2, sec. 17,
10
0
183
Henry Sloan, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the part post road from Drogheda to Dunleer
and Collon, between the meering of the Baronies
o f Ferrard and Drogheda at Tullyesker hill and
the bridge o f Dunleer at Hammondstown. 6 & 7
Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
2nd year. . 176
Off County at Large for 47 perches, £2 1 3
Off Barony,
. . 176 0 0
1
2
5
188
W illiam Carroll, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Port,
between Dysart Cross and Seafield Cross. Sec.
52.
2nd year. .
31 16
8
189
perches o f the road from Collon to Slane, be
tween Mr. W ynne’s house in Collon and Amberson’s bridge and Lambert bridge.
Sec. 52.
2nd year. .
13 18
0
190
of the road from Dunleer to Duleek, between the
Collon post road and the Obelisk at the Boyne.
Sec. 52.
2nd year. .
20 13
0
191
o f the road from Dunleer to Collon, between
Margaret Bridge and the Collon post road. Sec.
52.
2nd year. .
11
9
3
perches o f the road from Ardee to Slane, by
Smarmore, between Clinton’s bridge and the
bounds of Louth and Meath. Sec. 52. 2nd year
10
2
8
the Borough boundary at Mr. Myles’ nursery and
Mr. Harpur’s demesne wall. Sec. 52. 3rd year
56 14
0
830 17
3
0
3
Thomas M 'Donald, contractor, for repairing
perches of the road from Dunleer to the Sea at
Beynoldstown, between the main street in Dun
leer and the cross roads at Batbdrummond. Sec.
52,
2nd year..
48 17
185John Terney, contractor, for
repairing for 5
o f the road from Drogheda to Kells, between the
Collon post road at Tullyallan and W ood bridge.
Sec. 52.
^nd year . 52
186
24
£178
184
0
£
s. d.
662 1 3
the Sessions’ House o f Termonfeckin and John
Boylan’s house in Clogher. Sec. 52. 2nd year. .
0
Brought forward,
Daniel Reilly, contractor, for repairing for 5
of the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Clogher,
between Cobbler’s Cross and the road from
Callystown to the South Harbour of Clogher.
2nd year..
Sec. 52.
8
192
5
0
193
24
0 10
187Peter Kirk, contractor,
for repairing for 5
of the road from Drogheda to Clogher, between
Carried over.
Also, off Drogheda Barony, for one-half
o f 276 perches,
. . £24 3s.
662
1
3
Carried over,
41
38
N E W PR E SE N TM E N TS G R A N T E D SUM M ER A SSIZES. 1877.
N E W PRESENTM ENTS G RAN TED SUMMER A S 8IZES, 1877.
£
£
No.
194
195
196
197
198
199
Brought forward,
M ichael K elly , contractor, for repairing for 5
the road from D rogheda to D undalk, between
the Cross o f Blackhall and C obler’ s Cross. Sec.
52.
4th y e a r ..
s.
d.
830 17
3
61
5
Patrick Com mons, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Collon to the Sea, by M aiden’ s
Cross, Piperstow n, Tullyesker, and Fieldstow n
Chapel, between the old Turnpike road, the
bounds o f the Barony at Ballym akenny and
Piperstow n Cross, at the corner o f M r. Sm ith’s
demesne. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r ..
42
8
Edw ard Craven, contractor,
years from Summ er Assizes,
o f the road from D rogheda to
the m eering o f Ferrard and
School-house at K ellystow n.
30
0 10
Brought forw ard ,
N o.
N o.
384
388
389
396
401
402
404
405
406
409
413
0
1282
0
6 0
2 0
3 0
1 0
5 0
3 0
1 11
2 0
2 0
2 0
2 0
F orward, £3
Patrick Com m ons,
Jam es T oris,
D o.,
Owen M ‘ E vuy,
P atrick Clarke,
Jam es Toris,
T h om as V en ab les,
P atrick M 'K en n a ,
John Savage,
T h om as M ‘ D onald,
N ich olas Carberry,
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
11 11
0
Thom as Crilly, contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summ er Assizes, 1874, 980 perches
o f the road from D rogheda to D undalk, between
K ellystow n School-house and Skeagm ore bridge.
Sec. 52.
4th y e a r ..
40 16
8
32 11
£1249
19
3
4
1036
2
7
211
W illia m Chesher, contractor, for repairin g
until Sum m er Assizes, 1882, 1005 perches ot the
road from D undalk to D unleer, betw een L u rgan
green b rid g e and the m eering o f L ou th and A rdee
B aron ies at P. W a lsh e ’ s. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
1st y e a r ..
58 12
212
J oh n K in dlan , contractor, for repairing until
Sum m er Assizes, 1882, 1389. perches o f the road
from D un dalk to K in gscou rt, b y W hiterath,
betw een the D undalk and D unleer road at John
W o o d s ’ house and Christianstown Cross. Sec.
~2
*
1st y e a r ..
213
Owen M ‘K enn a, contractor, lor repairing until
Sum m er Assizes, 1882, 1061 perches of the road
from Carrickm across to D unleer, by M ullacrew ,
betw een M r. G ernon’ s gate at M ills o f Louth and
G lydecourt avenue gate. Sec. 52.
1st yea r. .
Carried over,
Carried over,
2
6
8
8
B arony of L outh .
P eter K irk , contractor, for repairing for 5
years from Summ er Assizes, 1874, 616 perches
o f the road from D rogheda to D undalk, between
Jam es Foster’ s in Callystown, M ichael G ibney’s
in Clogher, P ort Oriel H arbou r and the South
H arbou r o f Clogher. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r ..
M athew M urphy, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from D unleer to the Sea, by Pains
town, between T ogher H ill Cross and the Sea at
L urganboice. Sec. 52.
4th y e a r ..
TOTAL,
d.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
for repairing for 5
1874, 515 perches
Dundalk, between
D rogheda and the
Sec. 52.
4th year
6
s.
6
43
8
1
26 10
b
128 11
1
41
40
N o.
Brought forward,
£ s. d.
1179 16 6
206
Patrick Carroll, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Ardee to the Sea at Dunany,
between the meering o f Ardee and Ferrard at
Mountdoyle and Sir Alan Bellingham’s gate at
Dunany. Sec. 52.
5th gear..
18 14
207
John Connolly, Jun., contractor, for repairing
perches o f the road from Dunleer to Termon
feckin, between the Cross o f Drumshallon,
Blackhall Cross, and the Cross o f Drumgutter.
Sec. 52.
5th yea r..
28
208
Brought forward,
No.
No.
384
388
389
396
401
402
404
405
406
409
413
6
£
s.
d.
1282
0
2
0 0
6 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
1 0 0
5 0 0
3 0 0
1 11 6
2 0 0
2 0 0
2 0 0
2 0 0
F o r w a r d , £3
Patrick Commons,
James Toris,
Do.,
Owen M ‘Evoy,
Patrick Clarke,
James Toris,
Thomas Yenables,
Patrick M 'Kenna,
John Savage,
Thomas M ‘ Donald,
Nicholas Carberry,
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
32 11
Patrick Murphy, contractor, for repairing for
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by
Harristown, between Whiteriver bridge at the
Barony bounds and Boyle’s bridge at the County
bounds. Sec. 52.
5th year. .
TOTAL,
£1249
8
8
Barony of Louth.
25
0
0
8 13
4
209
Peter Carron, contractor, for repairing for 7
of the road from Dunleer to the Sea at Port,
between the meering o f Ardee and Ferrard and
the Cross o f Clonmore. Sec. 52.
5th year..
210
James Reilly, contractor, for repairing for 7
o f the road from Dundalk to Drogheda, by Sal
terstown, between the meering o f Ardee and
Ferrard and John Harmon’s house at Salters
town. Sec. 52.
5th yea r.. 21 10
£1282
0
211
W illiam Chesher, contractor, for repairing
road from Dundalk to Dunleer, between Lurgan
green bridge and the meering o f Louth and Ardee
Baronies at P. W alshe’ s. 6 and 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
lit y ea r..
58 12
6
212
John Kindlan, contractor, for repairing until
Summer Assizes, 1882, 1389. perches of the road
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, by Whiterath,
between the Dundalk and Dunleer road at John
W oods’ house and Christianstown Cross. Sec.
52 .
*
1st yea r..
43
8
1
213
Owen M 'Kenna, contractor, for repairing until
from Carrickmacross to Dunleer, by Mullacrew,
between Mr. Gernon’ s gate at Mills of Louth and
Glydecourt avenue gate. Sec. 52.
1st year. .
26 10
6
128 11
1
0
2
ments in aid o f the levy, viz :—
No.
£ s. d.
380 County Surveyor,
.. 3 0 0
Carried over,
6
5 10
Carried over,
12820 2
42
43
^°*
214
£ s. d.
128 11
Brought forward,
James M 'Ardle, contractor, for repairing- until
from Carrickmacross to the Sea at TYhitehouse,
between Allardstown Cross and the Sea at W hitehouse. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 5 2 ; and
20
and 21 Vic., chap. 15.
18t year. .
1
45 4 8
Owen Mathews, contractor, for repairing until
from Dundalk to Kingscourt, between Mrs.
Marmion’s house in Louth and the bridge at the
Mills o f Louth. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 52.
1st yea r,, 18 6 0
216 ^ Patrick Murray, contractor, for repairing until
from Ardee to Carrickmacross, by Drumgowna,
between Mr. Gernon’s at Mills of Louth and
Francis M 'K enna’s in Drumgowna.
Sec. 52.
1st yea/r.. 23 8 0
217 ^ Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., contractor, for repair
ing until Summer Assizes, 1882, 789 perches o f
the road from Dundalk to Ardee, by Grange and
Coolfed, between Mr. K in g’s house at Grange
and the road from Louth to Manfieldstown.
®eCm
l st y e a r.. 19 14 6
218
Mathew Crawley, contractor, for widening the
road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at Lurgan
green, between Mrs. Crawley s house in Kilcroney
and Gilbertstown hill. Sec. 50,
8 0 0
219
Patrick Wâlsh, contractor, for constructing a
gullet on the road from Dundalk -to Drogheda,
between Mr. Dickie’s at Seabank and Patrick
Walshe’s o f the Spa. Sec. 56,
0 1 0
No.
Brought forward'f
£ s. d.
243 5 3
Francis M 'Kenna’s house and Patrick Mathews’
in Drumgowna. Sec. 56,
0
1
0
221
Patrick J. Little, contractor, for building 15
perches o f a wall on the road from Dundalk to
Annagasson, by Lurgangreen, between Henry
Cheshire’ s house in Mooretown and Patrick
M ‘Guinness’ at Whitehouse. 6 & 7 Wm. 4,
chap. 116, sec. 56,
0
1
0
222
Thomas Lane, contractor, being the third In
stalment o f £139 16s. 0d. presented at Summer
Assizes, 1876, for forming, widening, gravelling,
and repairing 466 perches of the road from Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Dromiskin, between the
Rectory Gate in Dromiskin and Nicholas M agill’s
in Drumleck. Sec. 50,
3rd instalment. .
34 19
0
223
Barony o f Louth, being the amount o f his
£1196 19s. Id. lodged by him in Bank to the
W arrant issued after Spring Assizes, 1877. To
and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 63, sec. 10,
44 17
8
224
sec. 145 ; and 19 & 20 Yic., chap. 63, sec. 6,
215
220
Patrick Mathews, contractor, for building 16
perches o f a fence on the road from Carrickma
cross to Dundalk, by Drumgowna, between
Carried over,
243
5
3
3 113
225
John M 'ltugh , contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Carrickmacross and Louth to
Dunleer, between Mr. K naggs’ gate in Corderry
and Bragganstown bridge. 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap.
116, sec. 52.
2nd y e a r..
Carried over.
39 17
6
366 12
8
44
45
No.
226
227
228
£ s. d.
366 12 8
Brought forward,
£
No.
Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., contractor, for re
pairing for 5 years from Summer Assizes, 1876,
1150 perches of the road from Kingscourt to
Dundalk, by Corderry, between Patrick Mur
tagh’s house in Louth and Allardstown Cross.
Sec. 52
2nd year.. 35 18
Brought forward,
No.
F orw ard,
9
Owen Mathews, contractor, for repairing for 5
o f the road from Castleblayney to Ardee, by
Ballykelly, between the meering o f Louth and
Monaghan and James Moore’ s in Stonetown and
Priorstate Cross. Sec. 52. 2nd yea r.. 21 15 7
463
464
465
466
467
471
Thomas Grimes,
John M 'Fadden,
Laurence M 'Kenna,
Bernard Hanratty,
James Conlon,
John Maguire,
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
£
1
4
3
0
4
0
0
591
7
3
14 17
8
s. d.
16 8
0 0
0 0
11 6
0 0
14 2
15 4
o f the road from Carrickmacross to the Sea at
Annagasson, between Tallanstown bridge and
the meering of Louth and Ardee.
Sec. 52.
3rd yea r.. 115
TOTAL,
5
2
229
John M'Fadden, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Dundalk to Dunleer, by Dromis
kin, between the old river Fane and the stream
that divides Louth and Ardee. Sec. 52. 5th year 30 18
1
230
Laurence Hoey, contractor, for repairing for 7
the road from Castleblayney to Ardee, by Mulla
crew, between Patrick Murtagh’ s house in Louth
and Mr. Kieran's avenue gate at Bathbrist.
Sec. 52.
5th year.. 20 17
£591
7
0
3
ments in aid of the levy, viz. :—
No.
461 Patrick M ‘Keown, Jun.,
..
£ s.
116
Carried over.
d.
8
59173
s. d.
£576
9
7
I
46
47
A B S T R A C T .
UNDISCHARGED PRESENTMENTS
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I
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F O R M E R
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Re-Presented.
Gfoss Amount.
£4085 10
County at Large
... 1458 16
Ardee,
...
146 5
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk, ... 1846 0
Lower Dundalk, ... 1182 11
... 1282 0
Ferrard,
...
591 7
Louth,
5
9
1
6
5
2
3
14 8
3 12
6 0
4 6
32 11
14 17
8
0
5
0
6
8
£10592 11
7
75 16
3
WarranU Issued.
Connty at Large.
..
2565 2 0
266 13 7
2839 9 4
1603 8 5
2122 2 11
1119 19 1
No.
231
£
10516 15
43, County Surveyor, Court-house o f Ardee,
repair,
bal
232
42, County Surveyor, heating County Court
house, and Gas-fitting,
bal
4
233
234
235
SUMMEK ASSIZES, 1877,
236
-------- -> *«---------COUNTY OF LO U TH , )
C H A B LE S M ‘ MAHON, of Brook>field, Clerk of the Crown for said
___ _________ t o w i t .
) County, maketh Oath and saith, That
the foregoing contains a True Copy or Abstract of the Present
ments made by the Grand Jury, and fiated by the Court at said
Sworn before me at Dundalk this 1th day of July, 1877.
237
238
239
240
J. M UBPHY,
Justice of the Peace for the County of Louth.
241
Granted Summer, 187-5.
bal
/ 40, County Surveyor, heating County Court| house,
..
j 40, W illiam Adams, heating County CourtVbouse, gas-fittings,
bal
41, Nicholas Colligan, Court-house o f Ardee,
bal
71, Peter Mathews, post road, Drogheda to
Collon,
..
repair,
bal
39, Francis Watters, heating County Court
house, and gas-fittings,
bal
40, H ugh Cassidy, Court-house o f Ardee,
repair,
..
48, Nicholas Carberry, post road, Ardee to
Dunleer, by Dromin,
bal
b.
d.
7
0
0
7
0
0
3
0
0
8
0
0
7
0
4
10
0
0
42
3
4
15
0
0
7
0
0
20
0
0
5
0
0
3
8
Signed,
C H A B LE S M'MAHON.
Carried over,
131
49
48
No.
Brought forward,
Newry,
lal
243
52, Henry Sloan, 47 perches post road,
..
£ s. d.
131 3 8
258
242
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
4
£
s. d.
792 12 5
Brought forward,
No.
74, Thomas Connolly, post road, Dundalk to
Carrickmacross,
..
38
0
0
£830 12
5
6 10
TOTAL,
21 3
37, W illiam M ‘ Master, Rent o f Stores o f the
Regiment o f Militia,
lal
35 0
61, John Reilly, 124 perches, post road, from
..
6 14
62, Henry E. Kelly, post road, from Carrick
macross to Dundalk,
..
43 13
63, Henry E, K elly, 150 perches, post road,
from Kingscourt to Newry,
..
3 15
64, Denis Flanagan, post road, Ardee to Dun
leer, by Dromin,
..
47 10
65, County Surveyor, 82 perches, post road,
Newry to Dunleer, through the Town o f Dun
dalk,
..
28 14
66, County Surveyor, post road,Dundalk to
Ardee and Louth,
..
87 0
67,
John Hardy, post road, Dundalk to
Kingscourt,
..
84 16
68, Patrick Roche, post road, Drogheda to
Collon,
..
74 6
69, Patrick M'Cullough, post road, Drogheda
to Collon,
..
47 12
70, James Toris, 568 perches, post road, Ardee
to Drogheda,
. . *42 12
71, James Toris, 284 perches, post road, Ardee
to the Sea at Seafield, by Dunleer,. .
..
8 5
72, Patrick Claike, post road, Drogheda to
Navan, by Townley Hall,
..
80 8
73, Daniel Breene, post road, Dundalk to
Kingscourt,
..
64 13
Barony of Ardee.
0
4
259
..
Carried over,
0
260
0
261
0
4
264
265
0
266
0
267
9
7
792 12 5
lal
by Richardstown,
..
262
by Philipstown,
..
263
rickmacross,
..
0
8
0
20 0
0
5 0
0
0
0
20 0
74, Michael Smyth, 348 perches road, Kings
court to Dunleer, by Roodstown,
lal
80,
Thomas K ing, wall, Dundalk to Dunleer,
lal
90, Henry E K elly, 933 perches part post
lal
93, Nicholas Carberry, 925 perches road, K ells
268
lal
269
lal
Carried over,
0 1 0
58 2
6
3 0
0
0 1
0
10 0
0
20 0
0
6 19
15 0
158
4
7
0
1
50
51
No.
270
Brought forward,
95, Thomas Kindlan,
454 perches road,
bal
1400 perches road,
Ardee to Carrickmacross, by Rathneestin and
Thomastown,
272
99, James M 'Keown,
1154 perches road,
Drogheda to Duudalk, by Bolies,
£ s. d.
158 4 1
4 18
7
271
273
100, Michael Smyth.
1461 perches road,
16 10 10
28 17
22
0
275
279
280
281
282
283
284
£ s. d.
353 13 8
66 , Patrick Roe, 984 perches road, Dundalk
to Ardee,
l al
286
to Dunleer, by Richardstown,
bal
39 o
0
18 0
0
287
68 , Mathew Kieran, 1724 perches road, Ardee
to the Mills o f Louth, by Tallanstown,
bal
20 1
2
288
70, James Durnin, 910 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra, by the Bog of Glack,
bal
19 18
6
15 2
3
14 0
0
12 1
6
12 3
9
0
289
71, Michael Grogan, 1043 perches road, Collon
to Dunleer,
bal
290
72, Owen Byrne, 504 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra, by Silverhill,
bal
291
73, Owen Byrne, 641 perches road, Dundalk
bal
to Drumcondra,
53, John M ‘Keever, 1339 perches road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt, by Arthurstown,
bal 35 15 10
54, Patrick Brennan, 1777 perches road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt,
bal 13 16 7
276
55, John Geraghty, 942 perches road, Dun
leer to Kells and Slane, by Kieran and Smar
more,
bail 9 1 1 9
277
56, Thomas Mathews, 540 perches road, Ardee
4 10 0
to Slane, by Obertstown and Smarmore,
bal
278
Brought forward,
285
0
274
No.
57, Bernard Anderson, 437 perches road, Col
lon to Drumcondra, by Belpatrick,
bal
3
0
0
58, Patrick Manning, 417 perches road, Ardee
3 0 0
to Collon, by Belpatrick and Funshog,
bal
59, Bichard O. Henry, gullet, Ardee to Car
2 0 0
rickmacross, by Rathneestin,
bed
60, Nicholas Carberry, fence, Dunleer to
0 1 0
Ardee, by Dromin,
61, Denis Flanagan, fence, Dunleer to Smar
0 1 0
more,
to Annagasson, by Boodstown,
bal 46 7 0
5 0 0
bal
Carried over,
353 138
292
Dundalk to Drogheda, by Rathescar,
bal
293
76, Thomas W oods, 730 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Port, by Clonmore,
bal
77, Thomas Speers, 842 perches road, Ardee
to Kells, by Shanlis,
bal
295
78, John Skane, 474perches road,Kells to
Dunleer, by Knockacleva andPhilipstown,
bal
65 10
294
296
297
298
299
300
79, Patrick French, 8 o 2 perches.road* Ardee
to Slane, by.Smainupre,
bal
81^ Henry Durnin, 785 perches road, Dundalk
to Kingscourt,
bal
82, James M 'Keown, 1356 perches road,
Ardee to the Sea at Annagasson, by Bolies and
Mayne,
bal
83, James M 'Keown, 532 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer,
bal
84, Alexander Armstrong, 678 perches road,
Dunleer to the Sea at Port, by Drumcar,
bal
Carried over,
1111
6
118
0
7
0
0
3 14
3
33 16
0
27
4
0
10
0
0
605 10
5
52
53
No.
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
s. d.
£
605 10 5
Brought forward,
85, John Durnin, 1810 perches road, K ings
court to Dunleer,
bal
9
5
8
86, James M 'Donald, 980 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer,
bal 10 16 8
87, Michael Grogan, 261 perches road,
5 8 9
88, Laurence M 'Kenna, 1100 perches road,
Dundalk to the Sea at Dunany, by Castlebelling
ham,
bal 28 6 8
75, Michael Smyth, widening 330 perches
road, Ardee to Drogheda, by Philipstown,
1st Instalment.. 82 10 0
76, Patrick M ‘Kenna, 648 perches road, Dun
129 12 0
77, Patrick Rogan, 1358 perches road, Dun
67 18 0
78, Peter Mathews, 1322 perches road, Ardee
66 2 0
to Annagasson, by Drumcar,
79, James Conlon, 981 perches road, Dundalk
98 2 0
to Kingscourt, by Nicholastown,
80, Michael Smyth, 1438 perches road, Dun
59 18 4
dalk to Drogheda, by Drumgoolstown,
81, James M'Keone, 973 perches road,
32 8 8
82, Bernard Callan, 903 perches road, Ardee
24 9 1
to Castleblayney, by Corcreeghagh,
No.
& s. d.
1222 11 3
Brought forward,
317
to Carrickmacross,
. . 200
0
0
318
90, Patrick Boyle, 775 perches road, Ardee to
Drumcondra,
..
61
7
1
319
..
48 19
4
320
to Drogheda, by Kildemock and Paughanstown,
36 14
0
321
93, John Reilly, 1416 perches part post road,
. . 146 13
8
..
43 13
0
42 18
0
83, Thomas Larney, covered drain, Kings
court to Dundalk, by Mills o f Louth,
bal
84, Patrick Halfpenny, gullet, Cookstown to
Drumcondra,
85, Peter Mathews, wall, Dunleer to A r d e e ..
315
86, Thomas Stokes, fence, Ardee to Dunleer,
316
by Dromin,
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
1222 11
3
314
Carried over,
322
323
95, Henry E . Kelly, 933 perches part post
..
324
96, John Beilly, 833 perches road, Kingscourt
to Drogheda,
..
4
9
325
97, Denis Flanagan, 1600 perches post road,
..
47 10
0
326
..
26 19
7
327
..
31
4
2
9 18
7
328
100, Thomas Kindlan, 454 perches road, Castle
bellingham to the Sea at Seabank,
..
329
101, County Surveyor, 1400 percheB road, Ardee
to Carrickmacross, by Rathneestin and Thomas
town,
..
TOTAL,
31
33 10 10
£1 9 83
4
3
54
55
Barony of Drogheda.
No.
£
s.
d.
330
331
91, Patrick Commons, 460 perches road, Col
lon to the Sea, by Tullyesker,
bal
10
0
0
4 16
9
s.
dalk,
333 108, Patrick Clarke, 147 perches road, Drogh
0
1
0
Ca&tleblayney,
..
344 110, County Surveyor, last instalment, hills
and hollows, Castleblayney to Newery, by Bal.*
regan. 20 & 21 Vic., chap. 15,
bal
road to the Sea,
bal
346 110, County Surveyor, 2172 perches road, Car
rickmacross to the Sea at Blackrock
bal
4
0
0
22 18
6
3
0
2
2 10
4 11 11
89, Patrick Clarke, 196 perches road, Collon
to the Sea,
91, Patrick Commons, gullet, Collon to the
335
Sea at Tullyesker,
681
perches road,
bql
96, Patrick Commons, 460 perches road, Collon
337
to the Sea, by Tullyesker,
97, Patrick Clarke, 65^ perches road, Drogh
338
eda to Termonfeckin,
339
9
7 10
2
0
0
31
0
0
19
3
4
0
0
4 16
9
9
103, Thomas M ‘Donald, 378 perches road,
Brogheda to Dunleer,
341 106, Patrick Clarke, 500 perches road, Drogh
342 107, James M'Donald, 460 perches road,
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Blackhall,
109, County Surveyor, 1100
348 116, Stephen Duffy, Jun., 1830
Ardee to Newry, by Sky hill,
>
•:
,
perches road,
bal
perches road,
bal
40 10
0
19
2
6
349
99, Laurence Conlon, 1002 perches road, D un
dalk to Ardee,
bal
46
0
0
350
100, John G. Graham, 992 perches road, Dun
dalk to Castlebellingham,
bal
19
5
4
10
0
0
11
0
0
32
5
0
9 18
0
351
102, Michael Coburn, bridge, Ardee to Fork
hill,
bal
352 103, Richard Coburn, bridge, Forkhill to the
Sea at Blackrock,
bal
353
106, Patrick Boche, 1539 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Blackrock,
bal
340
TOTAL,
0
347
95, Patrick Commons,
d.
345
332
336
£
343
334
N o.
47
5
0
354
107, Patrick M'Eneany, 1137 perches road,
lal
50
0
0
355
108, Richard Coleman, 885 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Hainstown,
lal
15
6
8
356
109, Patrick Roche, 230 perches road, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Blackrock,
l al
£207
9
3
Carried over,
16
3
9
7 13
4
243 19
3
57
56
d.
243 19 3
£
No.
357
Brought forward,
110, John Brennan, 445 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Dunmahon,
bal
a.
No.
373
4
0
0
358
dalk to Castleblayney,
bal
62
5
0
359
112, James Graham, 562 perches road, Ardee
to Newry, by Barleyneld and Balriggan,
bal
26
4
0
£ s. d.
562 2 1
Brought forward,
127, Patrick Lamb, 1540 perches road, Dun
dalk to Castleblayney and Crossmaglen, by
Cavananore and Courtbane,
..
10
1
8
374
road, Newry to Dunleer, through the Town of
Dundalk,
bal 228
9
8
5
5
360
113, County Surveyor, 2172 perches road, Car
rickmacross to the Sea at Blackrock,
..
72
8 0
375
361
114, Peter Hearty, 1429 perches road, Dun
dalk to Crossmaglen,
bal
dalk to the Sea,
bal 211
15
0 0
376
115, John Conroy, Jun.. 590 perches
Forkhill to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
bal
2
2
2
14 15 0
377
111, Patrick Roche, 1100 perches road, Dun
..
302 10
0
378
dalk to the Sea at the Steampacket Quay,
bal
63 17 10
379
dalk to Newry, by Chapel-lane,
bal
24 19
6
362
363
364
road,
..
116, John Moley, 545 perches road, Dundalk
to Castleblayney, by Farrendreg,
bal
117, John M 'Ardle, 496 perches road, Dundalk
to Newry, by Wellington-place and Bowling
Green,
bal
365 119, Richard Coleman, 700 perches road,
Dundalk to Castleblayney, by Belrobbin,
bal
120, Owen Sherry, Jun., 1040 perches road,
bal
367 121, J o h n Coulter, 1414 perches road, Dundalk
to Newtownhamilton,
bal
5 0
7
19
0 0
9
3 4
380
114, Peter Hearty, 946 perches road, Crossma
glen to Dundalk, by Rcche,
..
23 13
0
9
0 0
381
118, John Hardy, 981
perches post road,
..
84 16
3
26
7 6
382
to Forkhill,
..
163 10
0
383
120, Joseph Maxwell, 441 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newry,
. . 128 12
6
384
dalk to Castleblayney,
..
92 15
0
385
..
38
2
6
£1936 17
7
366
368
369
bal
to Newtownhamilton, by Lurgankeel,
13 13 4
123. James Coburn, 807 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newtownhamilton, by Carriff Grove, . .
13
9 0
370
124, Anthony Hagan, 648 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newry, by Boskeagh,
bal
371
to the Sea at Blackrock and at South Marsh, bal
5
126, Owen Lennan, 1017 perches road, Carrick
macross to Newry, by Shanmullagh,
..
14 16 8
372
Carried over,
5 12 0
562
4
2
0
1
TOTAL,
58
59
No.
No
£
s.
d.
386
lal
6
0 0
387
145, Hugh O’Hare, water-way, channel, and
..
2
0 0
125, Michael Doherty, footpath, Carlingford to
Newry,
lal
5
389
lal
35
132, Patrick Flanagan, 993 perches road, Carhngford to the Sea at W hites town,
lal
398
133 Patrick Rice, 783 perches road, Dundalk
to Carlingford, by Piedmont,
i ai
3"
* I t 4’ oPeter 5 “ ®’ 305 Perctes road, Carlingford
to the Sea at Bellurgan,
4
0
0
3
0
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
20
0
0
10
0
0
10
0
0
15 16
6
7 15
0
5
1
0
3
0
0
2
9
6
400 x 1! 7, ,? ete/ R ice> weighing machine, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
0 0
0
0
road, Newry to the Sea at Templetown,
. . 118
7
128, Owen M'Donald,
bridges
and
walls,
lal
131, Michael Rice, Riverstown bridge, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
lal
393
134, Thomas Traynor, bed o f river, bridge,
lal
5
..1 1 8
395
145, Peter Rice, 695 perches Dundalk
to
..
0
2
394
Carried over,
404
144, Richard Hanlon, 1085 perches post road!
405
145, Michael Donnelly,
406
146, Michael Donnelly, 770 perches road, Dundalk to the Sea at Omeath,
407
R ice, 596 perches road, Dundalk to
Carlingford,
M
408
148 H ugh Harold, water-channel and pipes,
409
149, Peter Carroll, 2450 perches road, Newry
to Carlingford, by Ravensdale Park and Bellur
gan Deerpark,
410
151, Owen Kelly, 890 perches road, Dundalk to
i ai
0
0 0
7
17
6
7 6
666
perches
road,
i ai
9
322 12
0 0
? ice’ 940 Perches read, Markethill
to Carlingford and Mountpleasant Railway Statlon’
lal
412 *i!5 c Ja^ 8-,T°,ne£ 986 Perches road, Newry to
the Sea at Giles a Quay,
23
7 10
7 13
4
9
0
0
3
0
0
450
6
8
411
396131, John Keenan, 1400 perches road, Dun
lal
140, Owen Kelly, bridges, Dundalk to Newry,
lal
403 141 Terence Boyle, bridges and gullets, Car
lingford to Newry,
0 0
392
4
402
6
391
397
401 lin gfordW6n M ‘ D° nald’ bridg 08> Newry to Car-
388
390
£ s. d.
322 2 6
Brought forward,
6
Carried over,
61
60
£
Brought forward,
£
s. d.
450
6
Brought forward,
8
429
413
154, Edward Murphy, 700 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carlingford, by Rathcor,
414 155, Thomas Murphy, 1520 perches road, Dun
bal
415 156, Richard M ‘Geeney, 306 perches road,
Dundalk to Carlingford, by Giles’ s Quay,
416
157, John Coulter, 2016 perches road, Dun
dalk to Newry,
bal
417 158, John Coulter, 784 perches road, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
.
bal
418 159, James Byrne, 1551 perches road, Dun
bal
419
160, Thomas Murphy, 676 perches road, Car
lingford to the Sea at Templetown,
bal
12
7 11
110
2
0
0
0
46 16
0
20
8
0
20
6
3
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
126, Bryan Toner, 1571 perches road, N ew rj
to the Sea at Rathcor,
127, James Murphy, 1094 perches road, Dun
128, Owen Kelly, 824 perches road, Dundalk to
Newry,
130, Peter Carroll, wall, Dundalk to Carling
ford, by Ravensdale,
131, Peter Rice, bridge and river bed, Dundalk
to Carlingford,
bal
134, Michael Doherty, fence, Carlingford to
Newry,
—
135, Peter M'Manus, fence, Newry to Car
lingford,
Carried over,
2
6
430
140, Peter Rafferty, 906 perches road, Dun
dalk to Carlingford, by Slievenaclough,
. . 22 13 0
431
141, John Long, water-course and Iron grating,
Carlingford to the Sea at Templetown, by Irish
Grange,
. . 5 0 0
432
142, Peter Rice, 695 perches road, Dundalk to
Newry, by Faughart Graveyard and E’eede,
..
TO T A L ,
17
7 6
£941
5
i)
5
o
0
1
0
0
5 13
4
Barony of Ferrard.
6 12 11
124, Michael Doherty, new line o f road, Dun
dalk to the Sea at Greenore,
1st Instalment, ..
421 125, John Farley, 1825 perches road, Carling
ford to the Sea at Whitestown and Ballagan, . .
d.
9
139, Edward King, 1005 perches road, Carling
, . 25
420
2
S.
871
433
46 13
4
155, James M'Donald, water-course, Drogheda
i ai
85 10 11
29
9
1
54 14
0
34
8
6
434
142, Patrick Murphy, sewer, Ardee to Droeheda, by Collou,
ba(
435 148, Patrick Clarke, 620 perches road, Termon
feckin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan bridge,
bul
436 157, County Surveyor, 900 perches road,
i ai
jt
5
Q
10
0
0
35
0
0
437
438
184, Edward Jones, the Harbour o f D unany,..
186, James Beilly, 1026 perches road, Dunleer
to the Sea at Clogher,
bai
5 10
0
439
198, Michael M'Evoy, the Hatbour of Clogher,
0
1
0
871
2
9
bal
Carried over,
10
0
0
15
13
Q
2
0
0
50 11
4
63
No.
Brought forward.
£ s. d.
50 11 4
455
154, James M'Donald, gullet, Dundalk to
441
440
442
443
444
445
446
447
157, Edward Craven, new gullets, CoUon to
169, James Crofton, Clk., fence, Drogheda to
Ardee, by Bathescar,
164, Patrick Flanagan, 220 perches road, Col
lon to the Sea at Termonfeckin, by Tullyesker,
bal
165, Patrick Clarke, 620 perches road, Termon
feckin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan bridge,
450
451
432
453
454
5
5
4
0
0
0
0
456
0
457
0
458
459
460
0
1
0
0
1
0
Brought forward,
Collon to Slane,
bal
168, John Terney, 472 perches road, Dunleer
to Duleek,
bal
169, Michael Smyth, 262 perches road, Dunleer
to Collon,
bal
170, Bernard Anderson, 304 perches road,
Ardee to Slane, by Smarmore,
bal
172, Patrick M ‘Culloch, Harbour o f C log h er,..
174, Patrick M'Culloch, gullet, Drogheda to
Dundalk, by Monasterboice,
bal
177, Patrick Clarke, fence, Drogheda to the
Sea, by Termonfeckin,
dalk,
bal
182, Michael Kelly, 980 perches road, Drogh
eda to Dundalk,
bal
Collon to the Sea, by Maiden’ s Cross, Pipers
town, Tullyesker, and Fieldstown Chapel
bal
184, Edward Craven, 515 perches road, Drogh
eda to Dundalk,
bal
185, Peter Kirk, 616 perches road, Drogheda to
Dundalk,
186, Thomas Crilly, 980 perches road, Drogh
eda to Dundalk,
bal
s. d.
£
220 19 5
6 18
0
10 13
0
7
9
3
3
4
2
8
8
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
41 14
0
18
5
0
25
8
6
173, John Lynch, 1096 perches road, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
b&l
448
bal
449
No.
161, Henry Sloan, 2035 perches part post road,
Drogheda to Dunleer and Collon,
bal
162, Thomas M'Donald, 988 perches road,
Dunleer to the Sea at Reynoldstown,
bal
163, John Terney, 1045 perches road, Drogheda
to Kells,
ba^
164, Daniel Reilly, 1049 perches road, Dunleer
to the Sea at Clogher,
bal
to Clogher,
bal
166, William Carroll, 955 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea at Port,
bal
Carried over,
5
0
20 13
13
5
115
0
4
2
0
461
462
463
464
465
466
46
0
0
467
12 17
8
468
18
8
9
5
8
220 19
5
11 11
0
20
0
0
187, Mathew Murphy, 460 perches road, Dun
leer to the Sea,, by Painstown,
bal
4
3
4
470
188, Patrick M ’Culloch, 1300 perches road,
Dundalk to Drogheda, by Monasterboice,
bal
11
0
0
471
189, Patrick Crilly, 962 perches road, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
bal
8
1
4
404 16
4
5
11 16
0 10
469
0
0 10
2
8
Carried over,
64
No.
Brought forward,
£ B. d.
404 16 4
No.
£ s. d.
542 2 9
Brought forward,
472
190, Owen Crosby, 1045 perches road, Dunleer
lal
5 15 5
473
191, Patrick Gallagher, 670 perches
Collon to the Sea at Termonfeckin,
road,
lal
7
0 0
Collon to the Sea,
bal
489 207, Edward Jones, Harbour o f Dunany,
..
474
192, John Thornton, 320 perches road, Ter
monfeckin to the Sea at Seapoint Lodge,
bal
4
0 0
490
Collon to the Sea, by Tenure,
lal
1
0 0
194, Patrick Carroll, 642 perches road, Ardee
to the Sea at Dunany,
lal
6
0 0
475
476
477
478
6
0
144, Patrick M'Cullough, 714 perches post
road, Drogheda to Ardee, by Collon,
..
47 12
0
492
145, John Terney, 575 perches road, Drogheda
to Nobber,
••
43
2
6
46 10
0
18
7
0
18 12
0
39 15
0
45 0
49 15
0
0
493
196, Patrick Murphy, 800 perches road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Harristown,
lal
146, Thomas McDonald, 930 perches road,
Collon to the Sea at Baltray, by Ballymakenny,
7
0 0
494
0 0
495
13 10 0
496
to Dunleer, by Funshog,
..
148, Edward Craven, 496 perches road, Collon
..
149, W illiam W oods, footpath, Collon to
Drogheda,
..
150, James Morgan, footpath, Ardee to the
Sea, through Dunleer,
..
151, John Collier, barrier, Port to Drogheda,. .
481
eda to Dundalk, by Blackhall,
lal
482
to the Sea,
..
201, John Lynch, 527 perches road, Ardee to
the Sea,
..
to Dundalk, by Togher,
lal
203, James M'Donald, 1030 perches road,
Ardee to Drogheda, by Stonehouse and Rokeby
Hall,
bal
204, John Terney, 460 perches road, Kells to
Duleek, by Townley Hall,
.. 7
487
74
491
0 0
198, James Reilly, 860 perches road, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Salterstown,
lal
486
143, Patrick Roche, 743 perches post road,
Drogheda to Ardee,
..
9
480
485
0
0
195, John Connolly, Jun., 970 perches road,
Dunleer to Termonfeckin,
lal
197, Peter Carron, 260 perches road, Dunleer
to the Sea at Port,
lal
484
8 11
10 0
479
483
488
3
15 12 6
15
4 2
10
8 7
20
00
7
92
13
4
205, Mathew Stanley, 828 perches road, Collon
to the Sea,
bal 4 13
3
Carried over,
542
2
9
497
498
499
152, Patrick Manning, sewer, Drumcondra lo
Collon, by Belpatrick,
..
500 153, Patrick Flanagan, gullet, Collon to the
Sea, through Tullyesker,
,.
501
154, Laurence Johnson,wall,
Drogheda, through Dunleer,
Dundalk
to
..
5 0
0
3 0
0
0 1 0
502
157, James Toris, 1500 perches part post road,
Ardee to Drogheda,
..1 8 2
8
503 158, James Toris, 1000 perches part post road,
..
50 1
504 159, Owen M 'Evoy, 1017 perches road, Collon
to the Sea at Reynoldstown,
..
63 11
Carried over,
1247 14
0
0
3
6
67
£
No.
505
Brought forward,
507
508
6
..
6 19
6
11
o
0
162, Patrick Olarke, 620 perches road, Termon
feckin to the Sea at Baltray, by Broghan,
..
20 13
4
163,
Thomas
Elcock,
1265
perches
road,
. . 126 10
s.
201, James Conlon, 13 perches road, Castle
8
9
165, James Toris, 220 perches road, Drogheda
,,
22
0
0
166, Patrick Manning, 1295 perches road,
Collon to Ardee, by Drumcondra,
.,
18 17
167, Thomas Venables, 863 perches road, Dun
dalk to Drogheda, by Gallagh,
168 , Patrick M'Kenna, 895 perches road, Collon
to Kells and Slane,
..
514
169, John Savage, 735 perches road, Collon to
Slane, by Beaulieu,
..
515
170, John Lynch, 1096 perches road, Drogheda
to Dundalk,
..
516
517
172, Thomas M ‘ Donald,
900
perches
road,
..
735 perches road,
..
173, John Terney, 320 perches road, Nobber
to Drogheda, by Mellifont,
..
TOTAL,
d.
8
0
0
520
191, Patrick Watters, 655 perches road, K ings
bal
6
0
7
521
193, Patrick Gartlaney, 759 perches road,
Castleblayney to the Sea at Blackrock, by
Knockbridge,
bal
3
0
0
80
510
518
£
164, Patrick Clarke, 1430 perches post road,
,.
513
519
0
509
512
Barony of Louth.
Granted Summer, 187-5.
161, Patrick Flanagan, 220 perches road,
Collon to the Sea at Termonfeckin, by Tully
esker,
..
Drogheda to Dundalk, by Termonfeckin,
511
No.
160, Peter Winters, 186 perches road, Drogh
eda to Collon,
506
s. d.
1247 14
18
26
26
62
8
£1745
9
7
5
5
0
0
2 11
208, Thomas Lane, 466 perches road, Dundalk
to Drogheda, by Dromiskin,
1st Instalment, 34 19
523 209, John M ‘Hugh, 1320 perches road, Car
bal 10 0
9
. . 21
48
522
7
6
2
0
116
0
0
524
210, Patrick M ‘Keown, Jun., 1150 perches
road, Kingscourt to Dundalk, by Corderry,
bal
18
0
0
525
211, Owen Mathews, 697 perches road, Castle
blayney to Ardee, by Ballykelly,
bal
6
0
0
526
212, Thomas Kindlan, bridge, Dundalk to
Kingscourt, by Whiterath,
bal
4
0
0
527
215, James Cusack, 2049 perches road, Car
rickmacross to the Sea at Annagasson,
bal
43
5
2
528
216, Laurence M 'Kenna, 488 perches road,
bal
12 17 10
529
217, John M'Fadden, 989 perches road, Dun
dalk to Dunleer, by Dromiskin,
bal
15 18
1
530
218, Laurence Hoey, 556 perches road, Castle
bal
10 17
0
531
219, Thomas Maguire,
Dundalk to Dunleer,
road,
bal
16
0
0
532
220, Owen M 'Kenna, 1061 perches road, Car
rickmacross to Dunleer, by Mullacrew,
bal
6
0
0
194 17
8
4
0
1020
perches
Carried over.
68
69
No.
533
534
£ s. d.
194 17 8
Brought forward,
221, Thomas Murray, 624 perches road, Car
rickmacross to Dundalk, by Drumgowna,
bal
912
0
222, Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., 1340 perches road,
bal
19 13
9
37 4
6
15 16
8
223, Patrick Larkin, 1489 perches road, Dun
dalk to Kingscourt, by Whiterath and Lurgan
green,
..
536 224, Patrick M 'Keown, Jun., 800 perches road,
..
No.
548
16
5
0
549
188, Patrick Gartlaney, 759 perches road,
Castleblaney to the Sea at Blackrock, by K nock
bridge,
..
25
6
0
550
189, John Maguire, 473 perches road, K in gs
court to Dundalk,
..
15 15
4
£1045 16
3
TO TAL,
537 174, Patrick Roche, 1362 perches road, Dun
..
306 9
0
175, Patrick Hart, fence, Louth to the Mills of
Louth,
.• 0 1 0
539 176, Thomas Lane, widening and repairing 466
perches road, Dundalk to Drogheda, by D ro
miskin,
2nd Instalment,.. 34 19 0
540 179, Daniel Breen, 817
541
542
perches post
road,
..
64
180, Thomas Grimes, 722 perches road,Carrick
macross to the Sea at Lurgangreen,
.
18
1 0
road,
..1117
2
181, John M'Fadden,
495 perches
Carrickmacross to the Sea at Seabank,
543 182, Laurence M ‘Kenna, 294 perches
Dunleer to Dundalk, by Dromiskin,
544 183, Bernard Hanratty, 1370 perches
Dundalk to Ardee,
545
£
s. d.
988 9 11
187, Thomas Clarke, 650 perches road, Castle
blayney to the Sea at Blackrock, by Tullygee,. .
535
538
Brought forward,
A B S T K ACT,
—
137
—
U NDISCH ARGED PRESEN TM EN TS OF FORM ER ASSIZES,
road,
..
8 11
road,
. . 182
184, Thomas Connolly, 778 perches post road,
•• 38
6
134
0
185, James Conlon, 809 perches road, Castle
blayney to Ardee,
•• 33 14
547 186, Patrick Watters, 655 perches road, K ings
. . 12 5
0
546
2
£830 12 5
1983 4 3
207 9 3
1936 17 7
941 5 9
1745 2 11
1045 16 3
County at Large,
Ardee,
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,.
Lower Dundalk,.
Ferrard,
Louth,
7
T o ta l,
Carried over,
988
9 11
£8690
8
5
70
71
Cess, selected from the Cess Collectors’ returns, agreeably to the
GRAND
JURY
ORDERS
provisions o f the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 8, the afore
said number are to be chosen by ballot, viz. :—
A T SU M M ER ASSIZE S, 1877.
ARDEE BARONY.
W e appoint that Presentment Sessions shall be held at the fol
lowing times and places, and for the following Baronies, between
the hours o f Twelve o’clock noon and Five o ’clock in the afternoon
o f each day, respectively, preparatory to the next General Assizes,
pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 3, v iz .:
Francis M ‘ Mahon, Louth Hall.
Patrick D . Caraher, Mayne.
Bichard Macan, Drumcashel.
Laurence Roche, Mullacloe.
W illiam B. Hudson, Painstown.
W illiam Doran, Harristown.
John Tisdall, Rathcoole.
James M ‘Loughlin, Roodstown.
Patrick Beilly, Milloxtown.
Charles Filgate, Arthurstown.
Patrick Steen, Hurlestone.
James Bitchie, Ardee.
A t Ardee, on Monday, the 10th December, 1877, for Ardee
Barony.
At Ravensdale, on Tuesday, the 11th December, 1877, for Lower
Dundalk Barony.
At Dunleer, on Wednesday,
Drogheda Barony.
At
the 12th December, 1877, for
Dunleer, on Wednesday, the 12th December,
Ferrard Barony.
1877, for
L O W E R D U N D A L K B A RO N Y .
Francis Boyle, Villa.
Bernard Quinn, Mountbagnal.
James Feehan, Castlecarra.
George Brown, Millgrange.
Patrick Murphy, Bathcor.
Thomas Parks, Ballug.
Alex. M'Cracken, Strandfield.
P. W m . Beatty, Mountpleasant.
Henry M 'Ardle, Rampark.
Thomas W ilson, The Cottage.
Robert M ‘Dowell, Belmont.
A t Louth, on Friday, the 14th December, 1877, for Louth Barony.
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 15th December, 1877, for Upper
Dundalk Barony
At Dundalk, on Saturday, the 15th December, 1877, for County
at Large.
W e fix and determine that the number o f persons to be associ
ated with the Justices o f the several Presentment Sessions for the
County shall be as follows, viz :—
For Ardee Barony— Eight.
|For Ferrard Barony— Eight.
For Lower Dundalk Barony— Six For Louth Barony— Six.
For Drogheda Barony— Five.
For Upper Dundalk Barony—
Eight.
And from the following lists containing double the same number
o f persons who have paid the greatest amount o f Grand Jury
D R O G H E D A B A RO N Y .
Ben. Whitworth, Boyne Mills.
John Heuston, Carntown.
John W oods, Stameen.
Bichard Barron, Moneymore.
James Rogers, Townrath.
Patrick Casey, Yellowbatter.
F E R R A R D BARONY.
Charles Markey, Glaspistol.
John P. King, Togher.
Henry St. G. Smith, Piperstown.
Patrick Crilly, Morganstown.
Owen Markey, Reynoldstown.
John Dolan, Dysart.
Joseph Dolan, Gaulstown.
Patrick Marron, Killaly.
F. W . Leland, Little Grange.
Bernard Gannon, Kiltallaght.
R. St. Geo. Smith, Greenhills.
William Crilly, Grangebellew.
Patrick Pentony, Tullyallen.
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LOUTH B A R O N Y .
Christopher Neary, Monavallet.
Patrick Hughes, Castlering.
Travers Wright, Killincoole.
Thomas Little, Newtowndarver.
John N. Doran, Glyde Farm.
Jas. Mathews, Mansfieldstown.
Francis Booth, Miltown Grange.
William Campbell, Glyde Farm.
Walter Gernon, Carrickmullan.
Matthew Coffey, Bawn.
Baronies, pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 W illiam 4, chapter 116,
section 147, v iz .:—
For
For
For
For
For
For
Ardee Barony,
Drogheda Barony,
Ferrard Barony,
Upper Dundalk Barony,
Lower Dundalk Barony,
Louth Barony,
Do.,
do.
George Burn, o f Boche Cottage.
Patrick M 'Alester, o f Faughart.
U P B E B D U N D A L K BARONY.
James M ‘ Kone, Belrobbin.
A. Murdock, Newtownbalregan.
Joseph Dickie, Fairhill.
Alex. M ‘ Cracken, Strandfield.
Robert Bailie, Shortstone.
Robert M ‘Dowell, Mullaharlin,
Patrick Callan, Kane.
Nicholas Arthur, Haynestown.
Joseph M‘ Cann, Ballynurd.
John M 'M ahon, Newtownbabe.
Eugene Doherty, Dundalk.
Patrick Jennings,
do.
Peter Callan,
do.
Frederick W . Kidd, Balriggan.
W e appoint the following to be a Board o f Superintendence o f
the Gaols within this County, pursuant to the Acts 7th George 4,
chap, 74, 6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, and 19 & 20 Vic., chap. 68,
v iz .:—
W e appoint that 150 copies o f the Schedules o f Applications
Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 W m . 4,
chapter 116, section 5.
present Assizes, and Presentments remaining yet Undischarged,
also, a detailed Abstract of his Accounts, be printed and distri
buted by the Secretary to the Grand Jury, pursuant to the Acts
6 & 7 W m . 4, chap. 116, sec. 142, and 30 & 31 Vic., chap. 46.
dalk, pursuant to the Act 6 & 7 Wm. 4, chap. 116, sec. 43.
W e appoint the following to be H igh Constables and Collectors
of the Public Moneys granted at this Assizes, for their respective
TheBt. Hon. Lord Clermont, J.P
Lt.-Col. J. C. W . Fortescue, J.P,
Frederick J. Foster, Esq., J.P.
W illiam Buxton, Esq., J P.
W illiam W oolsey, Esq., J.P.
John George Coddington. Esq.
John C. Kieran, Esq,, J.P.
John J. E. Bigger, Esq., J.P.
Malcolm B. Murray, Esq.
Michael K elly,Esq., J.P.
Contracts for the supply o f certain Printing and Stationery,
for one year, from Summer Assizes, 1877, to Summer Assizes'
1878, have been entered into at Presentment Sessions, and are
now approved o f pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 W illiam 4, chap.
116, section 47, viz. :—
W illiam Tempest, o f Dundalk, Contractor.
John Martin, of Dundalk,
|
„
John Moneypenny, o f Dundalk, J His Securities.
John Mathews, o f Dundalk, Contractor.
Arthur Johnston, o f Dundalk,
)
Joseph Maxwell, o f Dundalk,
o
J018Securities.
The following Application has been approved o f at Present
ment Sessions, and is now certified, viz. :—
For repairing 1020 perches of the Old Boad from Drogheda to
Ardee, by Balgatheran and Coolfore, between Waterunder Bridge
and the main road at the Flax M ill near the Collon Nursery,
not to exceed £892 10s. (See No. 1, Barony o f Ferrard).
74
75
Ordered— That the Surveyor’s Report laid on the table be
printed in the Warrant for the ensuing half-year.
Ferrard Barony,
Ordered— That on all Presentments granted at this Assizes for
Public W orks exceeding £20, the Secretary to the Grand Jury
do advance to Contractors three-fourths of the amount on Certifi
cate o f County Surveyor in each case, pursuant to the 128th
section o f the 116th chapter, 6 and 7 William 4th, and 30 and 31
Victoria, chapter 46. The period for issuing such advances to
terminate one week previous to the Fiscal day of the ensuing
Assizes.
_______ ______________
chapter 15, the amounts for same, respectively, be paid out o f
any one o f such certificates not to be for a smaller sum than £5,
arranged by the Grand Jury at Spring Assizes, 1858.
Louth Barony,
No.
380
384
388
389
396
401
402
404
405
406
409
413
461
463
464
465
466
467
471
County Surveyor
Patrick Commons
James Toris
Do.
Owen M 'E voy
Patrick Clarke
James Toris
Thomas Venables
Patrick M 'Kenna
John Savage
Thomas M 'Donald
Nicholas Carberry
Patrick M 'Keown, J u n ..
Thomas Grimes
John M 'Fadden
Laurence M 'Kenna
Bernard Hanratty
James Conlon
J ohn Maguire
W e direct th&t the following Undischarged Presentments be
Ee-presented in aid of the Levy at the present Assizes, as regards
No.
219
220
233
234
235
246
County Surveyor,
Do.,
Peter M'Guiness
John Reilly
Henry E. K elly
James Byrne
Drogheda Barony,
279
282,
Patrick Clarke
Do.
Upper Dundalk do,,
299
300
302
305
John Moley
James Coburn
James Graham
Bichard Coleman
Lower Dundalk do.,
340
341
James Byrne
Mathew Campbell
Ardee Barony,
..
..
. .
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
£ s
2 0
1 0
1 6
1 13
6 0
2 8
0 12
3 0
o 5
3 9
2 0
o 6
4
o
0
6
£
3
6
2
3
1
5
3
1
2
2
2
2
1
4
3
0
4
0
0
s
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
0
0
0
0
16
0
0
11
0
14
15
d
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
6
0
2
4
to be paid out o f the surplus or balance in County Bank, viz, :—
No.
s d
£
County at Large,
3 Charles M ‘Mahon
92 10 0
4 Thomas Bourne
138 10 0
5 Townley F. Filgate
92 10 0
6 John Neville
133 6 8
7
Do.
25 0 0
8 Patrick Henry
40 0 0
9 Patrick Graham
40 0 0
10 John Pansing
40 0 0
11 Burton Brabazon
23 10 0
12 W . Redmund, Judge’s Crier
5 0 0
13 P. Levins, Barrister’s do. ..
5 0 0
14 T. F. Filgate
5 0 0
15 Thomas W att
5 0 0
18 Harbour Constable, out of
Carlingford harbour funds
>> ))
ii
19 Dr. J. M. CAllan
39 19 0
20 Dr. T. J. Moore
22 8 9
77
76
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SUAIMER ASSIZES, 1877.
No.
County at Large,
26
27
29
30
31
34
35
36
38
42
43
44
45
£ s
1 8
William Tempest
4 14
John Mathews
400 0
Gaol Board
80 0
Do.
2 10
Do.
12 0
David Lockhart
4 12
T. F. Filgate
16 13
Do.
40 0
Do.
Directors o f St. Kevin’ s Re
3 4
formatory
3 4
Do. St Conleth’ s do.
6 9
Do. St. Joseph’s do.
Do. Gibraltar Ship Indus
3 4
trial School,
3 4
Do. St. Anne’s do.
85 4
Joseph F. Booth,
8 1
Thomas M'Cullough
94 5
George Burn
19 0
John M 'Ardle
20 0
John G. Graham
30 6
Patrick M ‘Alester
15 0
John Keenan
8 0
H ugh Harold
71 2
Thomas M'Cullough
10 0
John Collier
44 17
Joseph F. Booth
d
8
2
0
0
0
0
1
6
0
6
6
3
and we direct the payments upon same to be made in accordance
with the Grand Jury Order o f this Assizes, regulating such pay
ments under the Act 21 & 21 Vic., chap. 15, v iz .:— To such
contractors, artificers, or workmen as may be duly certified by
such Surveyor.
'
present Assizes be paid to the undermentioned parties, v iz .:—
s
£
No.
26 7
230 Peter Mathews, security for Patrick Boyle,
10 0
300 Neal Coburn, for James Coburn, deceased,
348 George Long, representative o f the late John
Long, deceased,
..
. . •• 5 0
353 Patrick Magreeghan, security for James Ma13 13
greeghan,
..
444 Anne Carroll, administratrix o f Patrick Carroll,
12 14
deceased,
46
24
Ardee Barony,
4
Drogheda do.,
Upper Dundalk do , 14
16
16a
Lower Dundalk do., 19
21
22
17
Ferrard do ,
18 a
14
Louth do.,
7
8
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
8
Ordered— That the following Undischarged Queries o f the
present Assizes be placed upon the Grand Warrant following this Assizes in the name of the County Surveyor, for the
execution of the several works, viz. :—
£ s
No.
-..
33 10
101 James Taaffe,
16 10
Do..
241
72 8
26 5
171 Patrick Clarke,
11 5
Do.,
383
11 5
Do.,
408
pursuant to the Act 6 and 7 W illiam 4, chapter 116, section 146,
d
1
0
0
4
6
Ordered— That Contract No. 37, Barony of Ardee, at present
Assizes, Thomas Murray, contractor, is hereby cancelled.
Referring to the circular from the Privy Council Office, Dublin
Castle, dated 1st June, 1877, soliciting the opinion of the Grand
Jury as to the remuneration to the Clerk of the Peace for carry
ing into execution the Juries (Ireland) Acts—
Resolved— That considering the smallness o f this County, we
think One Shilling per name, on all names retained on the List
o f the Clerks o f the Unions (including those exempted),^ a
moderate remuneration to the Clerk o f the Peace for the duties
performed by him under said Acts.
Referring to our Order made at Spring Assizes, 1877, with
regard to the Bridge proposed to be built by the Great Northern
Railway Company (Ireland), over the Windmill Road, beside the
Town o f Dundalk, and the correspondence of our Secretary, in
compliance with said Order with the said Company—
Ordered— That our Solicitor communicate with the Great
Northern Railway Company (Ireland), with a view to having the
78
GRAND JURY ORDERS AT SUMMER ASSIZER, 1877.
Inclinations to the Bridge such as will meet the approval o f our
County Surveyor.
Besolved— That a Deputation be appointed to wait on the
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant to urge the justice o f
inserting in the Prisons’ Bill (Ireland) provisions similar to that
contained in the Bill for England, providing for repayment to a
County for any adequate Prison accommodation in the excess o f
its own requirements for the last five years which will be handed
over to the central authority.
C O U N TY S U R V E Y O R ’S R E PO R T.
at Summer Assizes, 1877.
Lieut.-Colonel Fortescue.
W illiam Ruxton, Esq.
John Murphy, Esq.
G entlem en ,
Another new addition o f 1020 perches— at a cost o f
£892 10s.— to your County roads, in the Barony o f Ferrard, was
W illiam Woolsey, Esq.
sanctioned at the last Road Sessions, and comes before you to be
certified.
The application is for repairs, but should properly
have been for a new road, as forming, widening, fencing, and
drainage, including gullets, have to be provided for to some
ex ten t; and, it is right, before a new addition to the mileage, at
a very heavy expense, shall be placed on the County, that the
opinions o f two different sets o f Cesspayers should be taken by
having the work certified.
There are some legal questions, how
ever, arising from the form o f the application under Sections 27,
50, and 55 o f the Grand Jury Act, which it would be well now to
settle.
Since last Assizes I expended about £90 out of a sum o f £223
then placed at my disposal for repairing and strengthening Car
lingford Pier, which was very much shaken during last Winter.
Until after a year’s experience o f the effects o f the works just
completed I do not intend any further expenditure unless espe
cially called for. A great deal o f money might be thrown away
unless a tentative proceeding be adopted.
I have been trying
to obtain a Dredger for cleaning out the berths along the quay,
but failed, the resources being too limited.
80
81
COUNTY SURVEYOR’ S REPORT, SUMMER ASSIZES, 1877.
The prosecution o f some defaulting Contractors ordered last
Spring, since carried out, and resulting in convictions in each case
will, I believe, do good, as the omission in other cases for some
years lately past did harm.
Owing to the great increase o f work, and the greater expense
Acconnt of Expenditure on Works in Connty Louth by County
Surveyor up to 18th June, 1877.
and difficulty in getting it done, I must ask your permission to
appoint an extra Assistant, or, in fact, to restore the number o f
Assistants to what it was thirty-seven years ago, which was then
reduced at my request.
The roads under repairs continue, generally, in good order.
I am, Gentlemen,
Y our obedient servant,
JO H N N E V IL L E ,
County Surveyor.
B A R O N Y OF ARDEE.
1— Nicholastown Road, 981 perches, between
Mills of Louth and Aclint,
No. 261, Spring Warrant, 1877,
..
Amount
Presented.
£ a. d.
30
0
0
BA R O N Y OF U PPE R D U N D A L K .
2— Main
Street, 480 perches, between P. Rice’s
and Lady well Bridge,
No 65,
..
..
..
28 14 0
No. 108,
..
..
.. 307
6 0
3—Barrack Street, 428 perches, between Earl
Street and Steampacket Quay,
No. 109,
..
..
..
Amount
Expended.
£ s. d.
30
0
0
78 16
4
336
0
0
78 16
4
278
4
0
66 18
7
4— Workhouse Road, 348 perches, between Geo.
Henry’ s and Rath Bridge,
No. 66,
..
..
87
No. — ,
..
..
•• 87
0 0
0 0
84 17 10
174
0
0
84 17 10
Seatown Road, 238 perches, between
Clanbrassil Street and Quay Street,
No. 112,
..
•• H 9
0
0
58 11
3
5 — Back
6 —Chapel Lane, 118 perches, between Roden
Place and W ellington Place,
No. 113,
..
..
..
59
0
0
30 11
5
7— Barleyfield, hills and hollows, between St.
John’s Bridge and Marlfield House,
No. 269,
..
..
..
42
12
7
19 14
1
8— Knockbridge and Blackrock Road, 2172
perches, between Knockbridge and BlackNok 298,
8
0
40 5
2
B A R O N Y OF L O W E R D U N D A L K .
9—New
Line of Road from Big W oman’ s Grave
at Corrakit to Cornamucklagh,
N o 337,
..
••
70 0
No. 339,
..
..
. . 118 7
No. 349,
..
••
. . 118
7
-.
••
42
0
6
6
35 0
0
306 15
0
35
0
0
6
3
0
6
4 11
6431
51
7
5
8
1
1
1
£
. Amount
^
Amount
4083 10
124 0
999
9
425
3
872 14
543
9
13
s
£
1120
Barony o f Ardee .......
Barony o f Drogheda
Barony o f Ferrard . .
Barony o f Louth . . . .
Townlands.
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
2 1 0505 12
3
11
19
10
0 0
d
10-661 4
10-0161
13-2332
17-5669
11-3264
9-5989
d
s
£
57742
6 3 90
51497
2 1 906
44 9 6 6
2 8 002
S.ROBINSON,
Foreman of Grand Jury.
Rate per £1
on Local
Assessment.
JOHN
Rate per £1
on General
Assessment.
Sworn before me this 5th day of July, 1877,
Annual
Valuation of
Barony
N E VILLE.
APPLO TM B N T
JOHN
FO B
J ohn N e v i l l e , County Surveyor of Louth, maketh Oath and
saith, That the Sums presented to him by the Grand Jury for the
Repairs of Roads, &c., mentioned in the above Accounts, have
been expended by him and certified, as shown in said Accounts.
4
1
2122
10516 15
11
2
1119 19
7
4
5
d.
0
s.
£
2565
266 13
2839
9
1603
8
2
Gross Amount
of Baronial
Warrants issued
d
46
s
16
£
6
00
____
1444
8
142 13
1840 0
1178
5
1249
8
576
9
164
11
d
14 0 0
BARONY OF LOUTH.
11—Christianstown Road, 1489 perches, between
Lurgangreen and Christianstown Cross,
.
3 00
8 00
__
11
140 0
COUNTY OF LOUTH.
10—Painting and Repairing Iron Bridge at the
Obelisk,
..
..
SU M M E R
_ , ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________
OF FERRARD.
Presented.
Expended.
£s. d.
£ s. d.
BARONY
3
SURVEYOR.
d.
COUNTY
s.
BY
Proportion of
Baronial
Local Pre Total of the 3
County at Large Presentments. sentments
preceding
Presentments
Columns.
on Baronies.
WORKS
1877
ON
A S S IZ E S ,
EXPENDITURE
IMPERATIVE
Lunatic Asylum,
i*
Land
a
^
Expenses under Jurors
Retiring
PRESENTMENTS.
—
u_s»—
i
..
TOW NLEY
..
Gaol and Bridewell Maintenance, &c-,
County Officers,
Allowances, ..••
F.
Secretary
£1066
Constabulary Expenses,
234
••
Expenses of Inquests,. .
Cess Collectors,
••
Valuation,
•
Instalments for Works,
R e fo r m a to r ie s ,
____
90
TOTAL,
£3892
to Grand
3
15
62
6
16
6
4^°
14
5
••
682
10
0
..
640
13
4
4 5
7 9
333
16
0
52
10
0
Compensation for Malicious Injury,
Expenses under Ballot Act,
Act,
Expenses under Registry Act,
224
2 4
19
7 6
13
18
Ju ry .
9
Total Liabilities,
—
49
2
5
6
3
0 10
223 12
56
£18159 14
o f Levy at Spring Assizes, 1877,
Discharged Queries yet Unpaid, . .
9857 12 11
s. d.
5 11
New Presentments,
£
7973
L IA B IL IT IE S .
MEANS.
s.
1
0
5
5
£18159 14
7
7
4
0
6
d.
58 11
8937 12
1593 10
51
2300
5218 18
£
T. F. FILG A TE , Secretary to Grand Jury.
Total Means,
Baronial Arrears Ee-levied,
Advanced for Witnesses’ Expenses, .
being balance in County Bank,
V iz .:—
Undischarged Queries,
F IL G A T E ,
0
An Account o f the Liabilities and Means o f the County after Spring Assizes, 1877.
84
11
5
0
2
7
6
0
10
13
17
3
7
2
17
17
15406
..
.
..
..
..
..
£15 3 10
2 5 5
21 7 7
5 0 9
6 14 0
7 19 10
Total,
18
17
5218
15406
16
16
Bank, to Spring
As
Expended per above account
Outstanding unexpended
223 12104 1
3
7
-£119 10
4
13 12
223 12
£237
Expenditure Orders issued by Grand Jury, v ia .:
Unexpended on previous orders by
last Account
..
..
..
£66 3 5
Subsequent order for expenditure,
157 8 10
Tolls for 4 Months, to 1st June, 1877,
Harbour Constable,
..
..
..
Balance in County
sizes, 1877,
Receipts
8
4
3
6
6
1
8
4
7
10
1
5
11
2
d
11
s
G ERALD F ITZG IB B O N .
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. . . 8
..
..
..
Bank to credit of said Har
..
..
..
.
4
5
4
9
. . 126
£237
0
1
6
..
77 3
.. 10 10
9 0
..
7 19
£6 13
TOWNLEY F. FILGA TE , Secretary to the Grand Jury.
Robert Parks,
John Cousins,
P. Jennings & Co.,
John Neville,
Balance in County
bour,
..
Expenditure, under order of Grand Jury as cer
tified by County Surveyor :—
to 1st July, 1877,
..
..
..
Expenditure
4
THOM AS H. T A Y L O R , Acting Clerk of the Council.
A True Copy.
(Signed)
Declared by me, this 7th day o f June, 1877.
N.B.— Besides the above balance there are County Funds invested
in Exchequer Bills, to the amount of £2,300.
Balance
£
on Queries dis
8374
charged at the last Spring Assizes,
102
viously discharged,
1593
ments of the last Spring Assizes,
Amount of Sums paid on Court Orders, to
Prosecutors and Witnesses, from Summer
51
51
14
D IS C H A R G E .
An Account ol the Receipts and Expenditure of Carlingford Harbour, in this County, from
Spring to Summer Assizes, 1877-
Ardee,
Drogheda,
Upper Dundalk,
Lower Dundalk,
Ferrard,
Louth,
Baronies.
N. B.— The Secretary has returned Arrears as due by
different Baronies, as follows —
6
9
1
5258
Amount of Sums received from Baronial Collectors
pursuant to the Warrants, issued after Summer
9822
Assizes, 1876,
Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions, from Spring
146
Amount received from same for the Maintenance of
24
Prisoners,
32
23
Account,
28
Amount received in lieu of Rates on Government
property,
49
Casual receipts,
1
Total,
d.
2
£
s.
4
CHARGE.
Be it remembered that Townley F. Filgate, Esq., Secretary to the Grand Jury of the County of Louth, hath accounted before me, as such
Secretary as aforesaid, at foot of an account declared by me, on the llt h day of January last, and that I have charged him with all sums with
which it appeared to me that he was properly chargeable up to the 13th day of March, 1877; and that I have discharged him to the Amount
of all Payments which he has duly proved that he bath theretofore made thereout; and that the Account wherein I have charged and dis
charged him as aforesaid, is as follows .—
W IL L IA M W OOLSEY,
Chairman of the Board of S u p e r i n t e n d e n c e ,
Board Room, 1st June, 1877.
I S ' 9
1546
Total.
11
1
761
Balance of this Account, being the
half year’s payments,
1
311 13 11
302 17 9
W ork Account, including £100 trans
140 2
ferred to charge side,
2 10
27 18
Total Payments,
£97 10 11
5 1 3
2 13 1
..
fSoap,
c Candles, and Gas,.. 23 12 2
36 17 6
]Fuel,
40 10 6
(Of Peers’ Clothing,
48 13 4
(Officers’ Rations,
23 10 4
9 9 6
Printing and stationery..
4 13 0
Advertising,
4 11 5
Incidentals,
2 16 10
Hospital Account,
IPrisoners’ Diet,
Prisoners’
Clothing,
F
Prisoners'
Bedding,
I
3
1546
7
ALEXAN DER SHEKLETON,
T ota l.
0 0
100
3
2
24 10
27 3
Work done in Prison, viz.:
Stone Breaking,
Oakum and Mats, &c.,
Transfer from profits of W ork
Account to General Gaol
Expenditure Account, ..
4
50 16 0
0 16 10
Received in Prison for—
Conveyance of Military
Prisoners,
Maintenance of Convicts, ..
Prisoners,
Maintenance of Excise d o.,..
£3 3
45 12
0
252
1
6
General &aol Expenditure,
200 0 0
..
390 7 9
8 11 9
£598 19
9
1
851
8
2
TITLES
OF THE
Several Acts of Parliament referred to in the foregoing
sentments.
Pre
7 George 4, chapter 74.— An Act for consolidating and
amending the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland.
5 & 6 William 4, Chapter 63.— An Act to Repeal an Act
of the Fourth and Fifth year of his present Majesty relating
to Weights and Measures, and to make other provisions
instead thereof.
6 and 7 William 4, Chapter 116.— An Act to consolidate
and amend the Laws relating to thePresentment of Public
I Victoria, chapter 54.— An Act to provide more effectual
means to make Treasurers of Counties and Cities in Ireland
account for Public Moneys, and to secure the same.
9 & 10 Victoria, Chapter 37.— An Act to amend the Laws
relating to the office of Coroner, and the expenses of Inquests
in Ireland.
II & 12 Vic., Chap. 72.— An Act to amend the Acts re
13 and 14 Victoria, chapter 69.— An Act to Amend the
Parliamentary Voters in Ireland, and to alter the Law for
rating immediate Lessors of Premises to the Poor-rate in
certain Boroughs.
14 and 15 Victoria, chapter 85.— An Act further to amend
an Act of the sixth year of King William the Fourth, to
lary Force in Ireland.
16 and 17 Victoria, chapter 38.—An Act to extend the re
medies for the compensation of Malicious Injuries to pro
perty in Ireland.
the security of Presentment, and for transferring to Coun
Money.
695
Balance in Bank on half-year ending 25tb Dec.,
1876, v iz .:
Examined and Vouched.
10
1
785
d.
VI.
D.
A)
Amount paid during the half-year, v iz .:
T H E D ISC H A R G E .
d.
s.
£
T H E CH ARG E.
Abstract of the General Statement of Accounts of the County Louth Prison, for the h a l f - y e a r ending 25th April, 1877, as laid before
the Grand Jury by the Board of Superintendence, at summer Assizes, 1 8 7 7 . ___________________
89
90
ACTS OF PARLIAM EN T.
18 and 19 Victoria, chapter 109.— An Act to make further
19 and 20 Victoria, chapter 6 3.— A d Act to amend the Acts
relating to Grand Juries in Ireland.
20 and 21 Victoria, chapter 15.— An Act to amend the Act
o f the 6th and 7th years o f King W illiam the Fourth, chap
to the Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in
Ireland.
regulate Reformatory Schools for Juvenile Offenders in Ir e
land.
23
and 24 Victoria, chapter 119.— An Act to amend the
Laws relating to W eights and Measures in Ireland.
23 Victoria, Chapter 4.— An Act to enable the Commis
sioners o f Her Majesty’ s Treasury to defray one moiety of
the expense o f the annual Bevision of the Valuation of
Bateable property in Ireland out o f the Consolidated Fund.
24 and 25 Victoria, chapter 63,— An Act to enable
25 Sf 26 Victoria, chap. 76.— An Act to amend the Weights
and Measures (Ireland) Act, 1860.
80
& 31 Victoria, chapter 46.—An Act to amend the
31
Victoria, chapter 25.— An Act to extend the Industrial
34
36 and 37 Vic., chapter 51.— An Act to amend the Law
relating to the Superannuation o f Prison Officers in Ireland.
Law relating to the Valuation of Bateable Property in
Ireland.
38 and 39 Victoria, chapter 69. -A n Act to consolidate and
amend certain Laws relating to the Militia of the United
Kingdom.

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