Parliamentary Papers, Volumen26H.M. Stationery Office, 1845 |
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1st January 31 December 31st Dec 31st March accommodation Account Aid granted Antrim County APPENDIX Armagh attendance average number Ballina Ballinasloe Ballycastle Board Bridge Building and Fitting-up Carlow Clare classes Clonmel Commissioners Committee CONNAUGHT Contribution towards Building Cork County Road day-rooms District Asylums District Lunatic Asylum Ditto Ditto Donegal Drainage Dublin ending the 31st erection establishment expenditure expense Fisheries Free Stock Galway County Grand Jury Harbour House improvement incurable inmates insane institution Ireland Kerry County Kilkenny LEINSTER Leitrim Limerick Loan Fund Londonderry Lord Lieutenant Lough lunatic poor male Ditto male female Manager Maryborough Mayo Mont de Piété MUNSTER navigation Number Number of Children Office pauper lunatics Portumna present PROVINCE Queen's County received into connexion Repairs Report Requisites at Half-price returned river Roscommon Salary School Requisites Schools in operation Sept Shannon Sligo Teachers Toll Dues Total Tralee Trustees ULSTER Vict Waterford Wexford County Workhouse
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