Parliamentary Papers, Zväzok 19H.M. Stationery Office, 1856 |
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1st Sept 31st January 9 Vic acres Antrim APPENDIX April August to 31st Ballinamore barony beds boats bridge channel Commissioners of Fisheries Commissioners of Public completed Cork Curing Establishments dams defined and determined District Ditto division draft nets drainage drains Dublin Dublin Hospital Earl erected excavation Expenditure Fisheries Fisheries for 1854 Fisheries in Ireland FISHERIES.-Acts floods Galway George Henry Inspecting Commissioners Ireland Irish Fisheries James John July June Keenagh labourers Land Improvement Limerick Longford Lord Lough Lough Corrib Lough Gara Lough Neagh map or plan March Mayo Meath medical and surgical Monts de Piété mouth Office of Public particularly shown patients physicians Pier portion REDMOND BARRY regulate the Irish Report of Inspecting Richard RICHARD GRIFFITH river Road Robert salmon salmon fisheries season shoal shown and described Sligo statute mile surgeons take of fish Thomas Total townland weir Wexford William
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