5 8 PUBLIC WORKS, IRELAND.
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15—Reports, 1810.
1814—continued.
Elphin.
Report of Mr.
John Longfield on the state of the roads in the Lough Gara district, in the neighbourhood of Elphin, Rep.
iii.
App.
13.
Emigration.
See Immigration of Labourers.
Employment.
Report of Mr.
Brassington, civil engineer, on the advantage of reclamation of bog, in affording employment for the people, Rep.
iii.
App.
119, 120, See also Connaught Men.
Endrim Bog.
Report of Thomas Townshend, civil engineer, on the bog of Endrim, situate in district No.
6, lying in the county of Westmeath and King's County, JRep.
ii.
App.
150 Statements of the contents, in English and Irish acres, of the bog of Endrim, in district No.
6, situate in Westmeath and the King's County, specifying the quality of bog, ib.
158, 159.
Engineers.
Return of the names of the engineers, surveyors, clerks, and officers appointed and employed by the Commissioners appointed to inquire and examine into the nature and extent ofthe several Bogs in Ireland, and the practicability of draining and culti¬ vating them; together with the dates of their appointments, and the amount of salaries, wages, allowances, and rewards directed and appointed to be paid to each of them, Rep.
i.
App.
13 Similar account for the period between 16th April 1810 and the 5th Januaiy 1811, JRep.
ii.
App.
30 Similar account for the period between 5th January 1811 and the 31st December 1813, Rep.
iv.
App.
19, 20 Copy of the in¬ structions of the Commissioners to their engineers, as to their mode of proceedings, Rep.
i.
App.
10-12 Copy of additional instructions issued by the Board for the instruction ofthe engineers employed by the Commissioners, ib.
12 Copy of further instructions ofthe Commissioners to their engineers, -Rep.
ii.
4pp.
27-29.
See also Estimates, 1.
Locks.
Engines.
See Steam Engines.
Ennel Lough.
See Lough Ennel.
Ennis, Clare.
Report of Thomas Colbourne, civil engineer, on the improvements made in bog land in the neighbourhood of Ennis, Rep.
iii.
App.
102, 103 Report of Thomas Colbourne on mountain bogs eastward of Kiirush, on the road to Ennis, and some small bogs to the north-west of Ennis, in district No.
10, ib.
104.
Ennismore Bog.
Report of Alexander Nimmo, civil engineer, on the bog of Ennismore, situate in the northern division of the county of Kerry, together with an estimate of the expense of drainage, Pep.
iv.
App.
96.
Erive Bog.
Report of William Bald, civil engineer, on the rivers running through the bog of Erive, in the south-western part ofthe county of Mayo, Pep.
iii.
App.
138.
Erril Bog.
Report of David Aher, civil engineer, on the Erril Bog, situate in the district lying between Roscrea and Killenaule, in the counties of Tipperary, Kilkenny, and Queen's County, Rep.
iii.
App.
73, 74 Estimate ofthe expense of draining Erril Bog, ib.
79.
Erris Barony, Mayo.
Observations of the Commissioners on Mr.
Griffith's report on the bogs in the mountainous district of Erris, Rep.
iv.
8, 9 Report of Richard Griffith, jun.,
civil engineer, on the bogs in the barony of Erris, situated in the north-west part ofthe county of Mayo, Rep.
iv.
App.
175-186 Statement of the number of acres of land in the district of Erris, specifying the quantity under cultivation, unproductive mountain, and unprofitable red bog, ib.
181 Report of Richard Griffith, jun.
on the proposed new roads through the mountains in the district of Erris, ib.
182-184.
Erri Bog.
Report of Mr.
Longfield on the bog of Errit, situated in the Lough Gara district of the county of Roscommon, JRep.
iii.
App.
20.
Errit Lough.
Repoit of Mr.
Longfield on Lough Errit, situated in the Lough Gara dis¬ trict ofthe county of Roscommon, Rep.
iii.
App.
12 Report of Mr.
Longfield on the improvements intended at this lake, ib.
18.
Errive River.
Estimates of the expense of erecting bridges across the River Errive, at Seaighathough and at Barass, in the south-western district of the county of Mayo, Rep.
iii.
App.
139.
141-Estimate of the expense of draining the bogs of the River Errive, ib.
142.
Erry Bog.
Report of David Aher, civil engineer, on the bog of Erry, situated in the district No.
8, lying between Roscrea and Killenaule, in the counties of Tipperary, Kilkenny, and Queen's County, Rep.
iii.
App.
77 Estimate of the expense of drain¬ ing Erry Bog, ib.
82.
Esculents.
Memoir of Professor Wade on the growth of esculents in bog, Rep.
iv.
App.
25.
Esker
