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 eng Estates (Law) -- Ireland -- Early works to 1800. Ireland -- History -- War of 1689-1691 -- Early works to 1800. eebo By the commissioners and chief governors of Their Majesties revenues. : Rules to be observed by the persons proposing to be tenants to any of the land Ireland. Commissioners of Their Majesty's Revenue. 1690 1 486 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A This text has no known defects that were recorded as gap elements at the time of transcription. 2014-04 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-07 Sampled and proofread 2014-07 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
seal of the royal treasury of Ireland, circa 1690

SIGILL COMISSIONAR FISCI REGII HIBERN

BY THE COMMISSIONERS and Chief GOVERNORS of Their Majesties REVENUES .

Rules to be observed by the Persons Proposing to be Tenants to any of the Lands , or Houses , Forfeited by the Rebellion , and in their Majesties dispose .

1 THat all Persons desiring to become Tenants to any of the said Lands , or Houses , do lodge their Proposals with Our Secretary .

2 That in their Proposals , they set forth the Names of the Lands , the County , and Barony , they are in , the No. of Acres each denomination contains , and who were the Proprietors thereof : What Houses , Gardens , Orchards , Mills , Royalties , or other Improvements are on the Premisses .

Whether the said Lands are Tenanted in part , or in the whole : If Tenanted , by whom , and what Rent per . Annum .

3 That they also set forth the utmost they will give per . Ann. for each Denomination , for a Lease thereof to continue during their Majesties pleasure , in which Lease there will be a clause , that if their Majesties shall please to determine the said Demise , before one whole Year be expired , in such case the Tenants shall Reap and carry away the Crop , and Mow and carry off the Grass he hath sowed , or saved , by himself , or Tenants on the Premisses .

4 That any one that Proposes , for any Forfeited Houses , in any Corporation , in their Majesties dispose as aforesaid , do insert in their Proposals , the Street , and Parish the same do's lye , and what Gardens , Stable , or other Out-houses are thereon , the names of Tenants , the Rent they pay , and in what condition the Premisses really are , and the most they will give for the same , for the Term aforesaid .

5 That every Tenant for payment of the Rent , and performance of the Covenants , shall give such Security as We shall approve off .

And that We will set the Premisses to them that offer most for the same , and give Security for performance as aforesaid .

6 And that all Persons who have any Incumbrances on any of the said Lands , or Houses , before the 13th of February 1688. do make the same appear unto Us with all speed , that due regard may be had thereof , on the disposal of the said Lands , and Houses , as aforesaid .

Custom-House , Dublin , 9th October 1690. Char : Meredith . John Lowther . William Culliford . Edward May . Edward Ford . Bartho : Van Homrigh .

DUBLIN , Printed by Joseph Ray , on Colledge-Green . 1690.