Appendix.
230 b Dunmanway.
Value set by owners in Registry Courts not considered.
Usual manner of letting land in this Union.
Effect of competition not allowed for.
APPENDIX to REPORTS relative lo the
Fair support un¬ tenant allowed for.
Average amount of county cess and tithe.
Sixty objections lodged.
Considered by Board of Guardians.
Rate-payers generally content.
No objection from any landlord.
Prevalent disposition to lower the valua¬ tion.
In estimating the value of the tenements out of which the owners had registered freeholds did not make any reference to the value which the owners had set upon them in the IWisti'v Court.
b' y The usual manner in which lands are let in this part of the country by the owners in fee is for three lives or 31 years, but leases for 21 years under middlemen arc more numerous.
There is much competition for land in this Union.
Made no allowance for the effects of such competition in raising ihe market price of land.
Such competition has raised the market price above what a solvent tenant could afford to pay, reserving a reasonable remuneration for his time, labour, and capital.
Never calculated exactly what would be such reasonable remunerat ion, but always allowed what, would fairly support the tenant and such members of his family as lived with him, and assisted in cultivating the farm.
The average acreable amount of county cess over the entire Union is about Od.
per annum of tithe about 7d.
About 60 objections were lodged against the valuation, and the Board of Guardians met pursuant to notice, on the 25th and 28th of November, 1840, for the purpose of hcarino-such objections, when they dismissed about 20 of them as frivolous, about Iwenty were allowed, and there being a doubt as to the remaining 20, the valuators were directed to re-value them, which they accordingly did, and made some alterations which were satisfactory to the tenants, who withdrew their objections.
The rate-payers are generally content with the valuation.
There has been no objection from any landlord.
No notices of appeal have been lodged.
The prevalent grounds of objections were excess of value, compared with other hoklino-s, very few on the ground of actual value, and not many on the ground of excess of areas.
There were no objections on the ground of too low a value except by persons who com¬ plained of their own holdings being too highly valued as compared with such holdings.
The disposition to lower the valuation is most prevalent among tenants.
The supposed reasons for their wishing to lower it are, lest a high valuation should militate against them when re-taking their farms from their landlords, aud increasing their rents.
The valuation is below the rent.
The number of tenements of which valuation altered by revision, was about 40.
Valuation of £10 County Electors (registered 1832 to 1840), so far as ascertained.
COUNTY Cork.
.
Marked thus * re-registered in 1832, and not since registered.
DUNMANWAY UNION.
Names of i£10 Electors whose Tenements are situate
in the above Union.
& Q E-w Ibane] and I Barry-1 roe.
J
Ashe, John Barter, Richard .
Crowly, Timothy .
Cotter, Sylvester .
.
Good, William Good, Thomas Hurley, Daniel Lane, Walter.
O'Leary, Timothy Riordan, Cornelius .
*Riordan, Michael V *Riordan, Cornelius .
Barrett, Daniel .
Burchill, James Good Clarke, Thomas .
Cotter, Parr .
Dullea, Daniel Eedy, Nicholas .
*Good, Joseph .
Hennesey, Michael .
Milner, Michael .
.
Stanley, George .
Stanley, William .
Stanley, Francis .
.
Wright, Thomas .
Wright, George .
*Bennett, Michael
Bate of Registry ns in Clerk, of Peace's List.
Dec.
9, 1835
Dec.
10, 1835 Dec.
9, lb35
Oct.
21, 1830 Due.
9, 1836 Dec.
11, 1839 Oct.
13, 1832 Oct.
30, 1832 Oct.
18, 1839 July 4, 1836 Oct.
17, 1S39 Feh.
11, Oct.
17, Nov.
3, Dec.
11, Oct.
21, May 14, Oct.
18, Oct.
21, Oct.
18,
1840 1839 1832 1839 1840 1835 1839 1839 1839
Oct.
17, 1832
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Description of Property Name or Situation of
Kxleitt in
Net Annual Hated as stated in Property as staled in
Statute Mciihuu'
Valui-IS Observations.
Rate Rook.
Rate Uook.
iih iu
Rate Book.
ill Rati-1 £.
h.
imk.
d.
A.
Jt.
v.
3 3 Munnivadra .
114 0 0 31 ]() 0 Buildings .
Monacasker .
4 0 0 Land and buildings Shanacrane 100' o" 0 25 0 0
3 3 Gurtnatour 78 0 0 26 0 0 3 3 Tirlitin .
.
.
&0 0 0 56 0 0 3 3 3 3
3 3 Shanacrane .
118 0 170 0
0 0
Hfi 0 20 0
0 0 Jointly with another.
'
3 3 Clonmoyle 160 0 0 81 0 0 3 3 3 3
Cooldonhy Johnstown
38 0 98 0
0 0
36 0 37 0
0 0 Jointly with another.
3 3 Gurtnatour .
.
100 0 0 17 10 0 Jointly with another.
3 3 Inchinassig .
333 0 0 41 10 0 Jointly with another.
3 3 Currabegs.
35 2 0 28 0 0 3 3 Derigra 81 0 0 62 0 0 •
3 3 Shanarah, West .
53 0 0 38 0 0 3 3 Edencurra 48 0 0 34 10 0 3 3 Glaun ....
20 0 0 17 0 0 3 3 Knockea .
11 0 0 11 0 0 Land ....
Gunaneuro .
14 0 0 11 0 0 ; Land and buildings Budderaman .
.
Go 0 0 47 0 0
} 3 Edencurra 30 0 0 22 0 0 '
3 3 Cumcrowly 32 0 0 17 0 0
'
3 3 3 3 37 0 0 34 0 0 i
_ ,
>> Shanarah, Middle 46 0 0 30 0 0 j Land ....
Derrigrah.
, .
5 0 0 7 10 0
) 3 3 3 14 0 0 14 0 0 Land and buildings Slaveen .
.
.
90 0 0 49 0 0 Michael Bennett an*
Jeremiah Keary.
