The Condition and Prospects of Ireland: And the Evils Arising from the Present Distribution of Landed Property: with Suggestions for a Remedy

Hodges and Smith, 1848 - 354 стор.

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APPENDIX Q Statistics of the several Counties in England	19

Security of property essential to civilization	24

Penal Laws unfavourable to industry	30

Ireland has improved in spite of all depressing circumstances	36

CHAPTER III	42

Injurious effects of settlements and incumbrances	46

Agrarian outrages	52

NoteExtract from Lord Lansdownes speech	67

Great deficiency of employment for labourers in Connaught	193

Very doubtful whether the unions along the Western coast	199

Some electoral divisions even in the West able to support their poo	205

Information of a local committee essential for good management	211

Poorlaw unless well administered may do much harm	215

Inequality of taxation the most important objection to localizing	217

Union rating would not enable the property of Ireland to support	223

The collection of rates must be insisted on	229

Distress very much mitigated in the Eastern counties of Ireland	73

Much good nevertheless effected	79

Objected to at first	100

Valuable results of this mode of relief	101

Much suffering still exists	108

Fearful prospects and great extent of distress	114

Many pretend poverty who are able to support themselves	120

Diminution of exports	126

Exciting causes	128

How has this disproportion been affected by the present calamity?	129

CHAPTER IV	135

Defective education of children in workhouses	142

Large importation of the public funds from England to Ireland	148

Difference between wages of skilled and unskilled labour	154

Fisheries not sufficiently attended to in Ireland	160

Emigration to Great Britain	166

Private enterprise sufficient if sale of land were free	172

Consolidation has been proposed as a remedy	174

Difficulties of giving them a legal right to compensation	180

Popular sympathy with the offenders	186

Proposal of assessing the landlord for his portion of the rate con	192

CHAPTER XII	235

This is felt by both the proprietor and the tenant	241

There are limits to the power of an owner over his land	247

Poor rates c fall wholly on the landlord the mortgagee	250

Causes stated for its withdrawal	256

The head landlord can distrain for the rent of the whole from	262

Reference to the experience of other countries	268

Improving spirit of the people of Switzerland	274

Instance of the extraordinary industry of squatters on a mountain	280

Effects of property in land in promoting feelings of loyalty	286

Condition of England has been adduced as an objection to these	291

APPENDIX	297

Statistics for Leinster Ulster Munster and Con	301

APPENDIX H Table showing the comparative order of	307

APPENDIx N Comparative statement of the Occupation	313

APPENDIx P Statistics of the several Counties in Ireland	323

APPENDIX R Statement of the Poor Law Unions in each	324

APPENDIX U Description of the Tenure by Lives renewable	332

APPENDIX Y Remarks respecting the Management of Estates	338

Extracted from MCullochs Geographical Dic	345

240	347

Назва	The Condition and Prospects of Ireland: And the Evils Arising from the Present Distribution of Landed Property: with Suggestions for a Remedy
Автор	Jonathan Pim
Видавець	Hodges and Smith, 1848
Оригінал із	Університет штату Міннесота
Оцифровано	28 бер. 2012
Обсяг	354 стор.

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