Table IL—Number of Tenants whose Tenancy has been determined (1) under
Section 7 of the Land Law Act of 1887 (i.e.,
those who, having received an Ejectment Notice, have been converted into Caretakers)^ and (2) of Tenants and Sub-Tenants whose Tenancy has been determined under other processes of law at the suit of the Landlord, for the Quarter ended 30th June, 1898.
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(2).
Number of '1 enants Number of Tenants and Sub-Tenants whoss converted into Tenancy has been determined under other Caretakers bv ser-' processes of Law at the suit of the vice of Ejectment Landlord, showing also the number of re-Notice under admissions in these cases as Tenants, COUNT Y.
Section 7 of the Sub-Tenants, or Caretakers on the day of
Land LawAct, 1887.'
Eviction.
Number Re-admitted Sub-Tenants.
Tenants.
Tenau ts.
As
Tenants.
As Sub-Tenants.
As Care¬ takers.
Ulster :
1 i Antrim, .
.
.
.
3"> Armagh, ....
83 i i .
Cavan, .....
143 i Donegal, ....
106 i 2 , Down, .....
10 Fermanagh, ....
38 2 1 i Londonderry, ....
11 Monaghan, ....
79 1 i Tyrone, ....
112 <•
Total for Ulster, 625 6 3 2 Leinster :
Carlow, ....
12 Dublin, ....
6 1 2 2 .
Kildare, ....
29 1 , Kilkenny, ....
15 .
King's, .....
* 3-4 1 i Longford, ....
31 .
Louth, .....
7 .
Meath, .....
16 1 ^ Queen's, ....
6 1 .
Westmeath, ....
20 1 i 1 Wexford, ....
17 1 # Wi-cklo-w, ....
5
7
•
Total for Leinster,.
19S 4 2 1 Cohnaught: Galway, B.R.,
.
} 183 {i , .
Galway, W.R.,
.
1 1 4 Leitrim, ....
60 Mayo*, .....
309 1 1 Roscommon, ....
31 .
Sligor .....
27 o 1 • 1
Total for Connaught.,
.
610 9 3 1 • 5 Munstee :
Glare, .....
23 5 1 1 Cork, E.R.,
....
\ » 1 7 3 3 Cork, W.R.,
....
) Kerry, .....
13 m Limerick, ....
24 , Tipperary, N.E.,
t „ f 1 Tipperary, S.R.,
\ 3 i I Waterford, ....
14 •
Total for Munster, 133 15 5 • • 5 Total for Ireland for Quarter, ended 30th June, 1898, 1,566 37 15 3 * 13 Total for Ireland for Quarter ended 31st March, 1898.
.
829 [ 22 8 -5 3 Note 1.—It
should be noted that the number of re-admissions given in Column 2 only include cases where the re-ad-misslons occurred on the day of eviction, and no indication can be given of the number who may afterwards be re-admitted.
Nora 2.—The
figures given in Column (1) have been obtained from the Superior Courts and from the Clerks of the Peace, and it is found impossible to furnish statistical information which would approach accuracy as to the number of Sub-Tenants who may be affected by the Ejectment Notices upon Tenants.
