The New Irish Constitution: An Exposition and Some Arguments
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The New Irish Constitution: An Exposition and Some Arguments
Home rule -- Ireland; Ireland -- Politics and government
The following table gives a summary of the number of tenant purchasers and
the amount of advances issued under the various Acts from 1869 to March
31st, 1912:
TABLE I
Act. No. of Amount of
Purchasers. Advances.
I—Irish Church Act, 1869 6,057 1,674,841
II—Landlord and Tenant Act, 1870 877 514,536
III—Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881 731 240,801
IV—Land Purchase Acts, 1885, 1887, 25,367 9,992,536
1888, and 1889
V—Land Purchase Acts, 1891, 1896 46,810 13,633,665
VI—Irish Land Act, 1903 144,630 48,824,884
VII—Evicted Tenants Act, 1907 641 356,487
VIII—Irish Land Act, 1909 5,062 1,435,175
Total 230,175 76,672,925
The following represent the Number of Purchasers and Advances—comprised in
cases at present pending under the 1903 and 1909 Acts, (_i.e._, on March
31st, 1912).
TABLE II
Purchasers. Advances
applied for.
Act of 1903 118,360 35,794,157
Act of 1909 40,733 7,094,725
(Includes lands of an estimated value of £4-½ millions for the purchase of
which the Congested Districts Board are in negotiation.)
TABLE III
Table giving (1) the Number of Holdings; (2) Area; (3) Poor Law Valuation;
and (4) the Purchase Money of (_a_) Lands Sold and Vested; (_b_) agreed to
be Sold but not yet Vested; and (_c_) in respect of which proceedings for
sale had not been instituted up to March 2nd, 1912:
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