The ecclesiastical register; containing the names of the dignitaries and parochial clergy of Ireland: as also of the parishes and their respective ... and glebe-houses with ecclesiastical annals - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1827 Excerpt: ... it has been considered more expedient to endow an infirmary for the reception of the sick and wounded poor, and out of the residue of the fund, the corporation, who have the management of it and the appointment of a master, give 100/. a year to decayed house-keepers. The estates of the Poers, the founders of this hospital, have now passed into the hands of the Marquess of Waterford, whose ancestor appropriated the interest arising out of 3,110/. at 5L per cent, for founding another institution of the same kind in the city, the house being granted by the corporation. To one of these hospitals, ten barrels of wheat yearly were bequeathed by William Dobbin of Waterford, as appears by his will under date 1663 in the Prerogative office. Inrolment; and Smith's Waterford, in part, p. 185. 1579. See Estate--To the bishopricks of Waterford and Lismore were found to belong, by inquisition taken on the 26th of April in this year, several chiefries, besides the towns and lands of Bishopscourt, containing sixty acres; Killcaragh, sixty acres; Ballegaran, sixty acres; Kiledronan, one hundred and twenty acres; Killarrenedine, one hundred acres; and the towns of Ballenegleragh, Beawle, Killmolasshy, Kilmoklieg, Kealogmo', and Kealogheg, which, with the appurtenances, bishop Patrick had leased for a term of years to the dean and chapter of Waterford. Inquisition. 1617. See & Glebe Lands--Pursuant to privy seal dated the 9th of July in this year, there were granted in pure alms to John bishop of Waterford and Lismore and his successors, the towns and lands of Killnemannagh, Ballyherin, Garryglasse, and Clonekine, containing three hundred and ninety-eight acres; Bolyna, containing forty-six acres; Bally hern ibegg, forty-five acres; Mellinagh, alias Millenagh, twenty-eig...
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