Mealiffe, Upper Church and Temple Beg (Tipperary) inclosure Act 1834
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1834 c. 34 |
| Year | 1834 |
ANNO QUARTO & QUINTO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
Cap.
34.
An Act tor inclosing Commons and Waste Lands
within the Parishes otMealiffe, Upper
Churchy
and
Temple Beg in the County of Tipperary.
[30th July 1834.]
W
HEREAS there are within the several and respective Parishes
of Mealiffe, Upper Church, and Temple Beg, in the Barony of
Kilnemanagh in the County of Tipperary, Commons and Waste
Lands containing Three thousand five hundred Acres or thereabouts in
English Statute Measure, whereof the King's most Excellent Majesty in
right of His Crown is or claims to be entitled to the Soil: And whereas
the Right Honourable
Hector
John Graham Earl of Norbury, Bryan Phelan,
Francis Phelan, James Launders, John Launders, Lord
George
Quin, the
Reverend Alfred Armstrong, Rector of Mealiffe, and others, are Owners
and Proprietors or otherwise interested in the said Commons and Waste
Lands, and are or claim to be entitled to certain Rights of Common and
other Commonable Rights and Interests in, over, and upon the same: And
whereas it would be highly beneficial to such Owners and Proprietors, and
to the several Persons entitled to Rights of Common and other Common-
able Rights as aforesaid, if the said Commons and Waste Lands were
divided and allotted unto and amongst the said several Owners and Pro*
prietors and other Persons interested therein according and in proportion to
their respective Estates, Rights, and Interests, and if such Allotments were
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Appointment
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sioners.
Oath to be
taken by
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conveniently laid together and inclosed ; but the same cannot be effected
without the Aid and Authority of Parliament: May it therefore please
Your Majesty that it may be enacted
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and be it enacted by the King's
most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the
Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament
assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That Charles Maunsell of
Clonlish House, King's County, Charles
Rolleston
of Lowlands, King's County,
and Augustine
Cooper
of Killinure in the County of Tipperary, and their
Successors to be elected in manner herein-after mentioned, shall be
and they are hereby appointed Commissioners for dividing, allotting,
and inclosing the said Commons and Waste Lands in the Parishes afore-
said, and for effecting the other Purposes in them vested by virtue of
this Act j but such Commissioners and the Commissioners to be ap-
pointed as herein-mentioned shall, previously to commencing the Duties
of their Office, respectively take and subscribe the Oath or Affirmation
following ;
' T A. B. do swear, \_or, being one of the People called Quakers, do
' solemnly affirm,~] That I will faithfully, impartially, and honestly,,
'• according to the best of my Skill and Ability, execute and perform the
' several Trusts, Powers, and Authorities vested and reposed in me as a
' Commissioner by virtue of an Act for \here insert the Title of this Acf\,
' according to Equity and good Conscience, and without Favour or
5 Affection, Prejudice or Partiality, to any Person or Persons whomsoever.
1 So help me GOD.*
Which Oath or Affirmation it shall be lawful for any One of the said
Commissioners or any One Justice of the Peace for the said County of
Tipperary to administer; and the said Oath or Affirmation to be taken and
subscribed by each Commissioner, and also the Appointment of any
new Commissioner, shall be annexed to and inrolled with the Award to
be made pursuant to this Act, and a' Copy of the Inrolment thereof
shall be admitted as legal'Evidence.
For Appoint- \l. And be it further enacted, That if any of the Commissioners herein
ment or new namec] or t0 be appointed by virtue of this Act shall, before the
ers in case of Execution of all the Powers and Authorities hereby vested in him or
Death, &c. them, die, neglect or refuse to act or become incapable of acting in the
Execution of this Act, then and in every such Case it shall and may be
lawful for the surviving or remaining Commissioners or Commissioner,
and they and he are and is hereby authorized and required, at any Time
and from Time to Time within Thirty Days next after such Death, Neg*
lect, Refusal, or Incapacity shall be known to him or them, by Writing under
their or his Hands or Hand to appoint another fit and proper Person to be a
Commissioner in the Place of each Commissioner so dying,, neglecting,
or refusing to act or becoming incapable of acting ; and every Com-
missioner so to be appointed as aforesaid shall have the like Powers and
Authorities for carrying this Act into execution in all respects as if he
had been named and appointed a Commissioner in and by this Act; and
that all other Acts, Matters, and Things authorized and directed to be
done and executed by the Commissioners herein named, or to be elected
as aforesaid, may be done and executed by any Two of them ; and all
such Acts, Matters, and Things shall be as valid and effectual as if the
same had been done and executed by all the said Commissioners herein
named,
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