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Transcription: 1859 October 27 and maintenance of each inmate (supposing 20 minates in a School) will be about 7/1 per week, not including coal, salaries of Superintendents or other Officers Rents, Repairs, Purniture, Printing, stativnery etc with other expenses incidental to such establishments. The Certified Reformatary Schools now existing are as undermentioned and the number of mmates in each is stated from the letters of the applicants for presentments under the Committee to which Mr Murray is Kouorary Secretary Ft Rivins deformatary, for Bays at Glencree containing now 41 Inmates and immediately expected 2 14 Inmates for Girls Clanturk, cantaining, do High Park for Girls Golden Bridge containing 2 Inmates do F Josephs under the Cammittee to which the Revd Mr Shore is Houorary Secretary 2 for Girls under this Committee a male School is fitting up and will Thortty be certified In reply to queries addressed to the Secretaries of the Schools seeking estimates of the numbers of childrew which will probably be cummitted up to the nonth of January 1861. Mr Murray states that by the niddle of Navember there will be in Glencree School 43 boys, that he calculates upon 3 per month. being sentenced to 1st January 1861,- The number of Girls in High Park and Golden Bridge 14 and he calculates upon the committal of one per mouth to January 1861, and he states the total number liklly to be committed tobe 75 The Rev Mr Shore states that if the average convictions of Juveniles under 16 stated in the Police returns for 1858 continues he estimates the Committels in 1859 of 9 males and 3 Pemales and in 1860 of 26 males and 12 Finales Total 50 We are of opinion that the Corporation should aid these most valuable institutious in every manner possible, being convinced they must not anly prevent crime and reclaim young cruninals, but uttimately their action will considerably reduce the amount of the burthen now placed upon this City and the nation for the support of Prisons dud repression of Crime; We therefore recommend that the steps stated in the Act should be taken to enter into contracts with the managers of the reformatories to grant 2/0- per week per head for each juvenile during detention, and to provide funds to meet such contracts, we thirk a sum of £800 should be presented to this Committee for the present and ensuing year. The total amount of the presentments we recommends. is £29776 -6..2, in reduction of the amount to be applotted we are enabled. in this year by reason of the state of the Collection an foot of former presentments to apply a sum of £3548.3 .. 6 the amount of savings an former presentments and nett proceeds of industrial laber in the two Prisons

Transcription: Dublin City Council Minutes C21A1124 Oct 1863 May 1884 Location: 31101113 O Dublin City Council Dublin City Archives Cto Dublin City Library & Archive, 138 144 Pearse Street Dublin 2 emait: cityarchives Cdublincity ie,

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Transcription: Minute Book of the Commissioners for Making Wide and Convenient Streets in the City of Dublin No. 27.

Transcription: Dublin City Council Minutes C2/A1/37 August 1876-March 1877 Location: B1/01/17 (C) Dublin City Council Dublin City Archives C/o Dublin City Library and Archive 138-144 Pearse Street Dublin 2 e-mail: cityarchives@dublincity.ie

Transcription: C Dublin City Council Dublin City Archives Clo Dublin City Library & Archive 738-144 Pearse Street Dublin 2, emalt: cityarchives (dublincityie, Wide Street Commissiont, Jury Books MSsChury Bookt 10 Volume 10 1812-1814. Shelf Location: C1102101

Transcription: A Survey of an Holding in Sackville Street &ca. in the County of the City of Dublin Set to Henry Ottiwell Esq.re by the RtHon: and Hon: the Commissioners for making Wide and Convenient Streets in said City by Tho .s Sherrard 1791 E. Commiss .r of Wide Streets to Henry Ottiwell 19F. N. Comm r of Wide Streets to Henry Ottiwell 40 F. No. 12. 40 F. 19 F. ABBEY STREET S. SACKVILLE STREET Ten feet to an Inch W.

Transcription: West A Map of the Glebe Lands of Taghadowe in the Barony of     Salt and County of Kildare the Estate of the Hon .ble the Corporation of Dublin demused to         Surveyed by A R Nevill,C.S 1814  Pat.  Kelly  Fitz p Ladys Chapel No.1 No.1  Dan .l Dunn Tho .s Hackett [DUBLIN CORPORATION +; RECORD] S  Bi to  Ladys Chapel NW 53 3/4 L.  Phepoe To Ladys Chapel 58 2/3 NW to  Straffon NW 10° 165  Perches to Round Tower NW 19°+ to Round Tower  Windgate Hill No. 3 Leveled Set by L.  Phepoe to Edw .d Farrell No. 4 L  Phepoe To Kilcock [DUBLIN CORPORATION +; RECORD] N Round Tower Leonard  Phepoe No. 2 L  Phepoe [DUBLIN CORPORATION + + RECORD] Reference No. A R P 1 Lady's Chapel Church Yard Garden & Field 1 3 22 2 Taghadowe Church Yard & Old Orchard 1 0 02 3 Windgate Hill & Field 8 2 24 4 Part of  ... in  dispute  set by L  Phepoe  to Edw Farrell 11 3 2 1 08 16 14 3 24  Scale  of Ladys Chapel & Toghadowe 10 Perches Windgate  Scale  20  Perches  to an Inch Ea

Transcription: 159 Royal Exchange Monday 23rd.. November 1801 Lease produced to Jury - Henry William Stockdale  }   Says he Knows the Sworn                                 }   Dock yard at the                                             }   South side of lower Abbey Street was in Treaty for said yard in the year 1799 and would have taken a Lease thereof (if Messrs.. Colville and Byrne would agree to Expend £600 thereon) at a Rent of £200 a year and that he would lay out his proportion of the sum of £600 being £200 if they would give him an Interest in the Ground  thos  some of themselves That he would now enter into the late Treaty was he not prevented by the present valuation of the Commissioners Mr. Rawlins states that Mr. Sweetman has surrendered up any Claim to the dry Dock he having never paid any Rent for the same since he Came into possession The Law agent to the Commissioners state that there are only six Months of the Term Granted by Thomas Hawkshaw to Messrs Colville and Byrne - The Law agent Reads the Claim put in by Mr. Stephens in the year 1799 and it is admitted that the Commissioners intended in the years 1793 and 1799 to have same valued To

Transcription: 176 Royal Exchange Wednesday 26th November 1834 Dublin 14th November 1834 Sir Pursuant to the orders of the Board I have inspected the premises in Little Ship Street referred to in the Memorial from the Dean of Kildare and others and in order to the better understanding of the subject I have prepared and enclose herewith a Sketch of this part of the City in which the Buildings in question are stained yellow. It appears that the removal of these houses forn part of a project that has been commenced by the Wide Street commissioners for the purpose of improving this part of the Metropoles, by taking down one side of Little Ship Street, and thereby opening a better commer nication between the Castle, Ordinance Office ec.and the western part of the City. This project has been completed except with reference to four houses Standing on the northside of the Street three of which are certainly not in a safe state or fit to be inhabited New fronts appear to have been added to the old Houses and these are severed from the more ancient parts of the building and are in somedanger of falting into the Street The Houses have been a long time in their present state, and it appears to be a subject that demanee promipt attention, as besides the danger arising from the precarious state of the Houses, all that has been done in widening this communication is rendered nearly uscless

Transcription: W8 B05 Commissioners Lord Clermont Sir Saml. Bradstreet Barn Thomas Adderly Esq.r David La Touche Junr. Esq.r John Foster...Esqr Rt. H: Wm Burton Esq.r Lord Clifden, Jas. Bager Esq.r Redmond Morres Esq.r Lord Mayor Rt. H: John Ponsonby 2t. H: Wm Brownlow Rt. H: Theop: Clements Rt. H: Edmd Sexten Pery Lodge MorresEsqr. Luke Gardiner Esqr. Theop.s Thompson Esq.r Rt. H: James Fortescue Syd: Singleton..Esqr Duke of Leinster Henry Sandford Esqr Doctor W.m Clement

Transcription: Paper cover folded in from the front, held down by white adhesive paper at top and bottom left of cover. Highly decorated label in centre partially covered by paper cover. Label reads in print:  JOHN CHAMBERS'S GENERAL PRINTING-OFFICE, ACCOUNT-BOOK, PAPER, & COMMERCIAL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, 4, ABBEY STREET. 4 Qrs.  £   :15:6  (the number 4 and 15:6 are handwritten)

Transcription: 55, Royal Exchange Saturday 1st. June 1793, No. 4. a piece of Waste Ground Situate at the rere the ' on the East side of Mabbot Street. Mrs. Thomasyn OBrien Claims this Ground, Mr. John Bayley Attey. attends for her. Memorial Read - which States. That John Seaton (by Lease dated 16th. September 1782.) demised to Richard Power said piece of Ground by the Description of All that and those the Stable and Grnd at the rere of a part of Carr's Yard in Mabbot Street bounded on the South by Carr's Yard aforesaid on the East by another Garden in the possession of said John Seaton on the North by a small Garden in possession of said John Seaton and on the West by Sundry holdings at the rere of Mabbot Street aforesaid for 42. years from 25th. March then last at the yearly rent of £4, 0.. 0. That said Power Assigned these premises t, Michael OBreien Farmer That

Transcription: 24. Tholsel Monday 27th April 1789. Read Minutes of 22nd. April Instant. Holds by Lease and Release (produced to the Jury) dated 6th. and 7th. October 1768 from John Mitchell Esq.re to Catherine King widow all that Dwelling House with the Yard behind Jame, in breadth in the front 19 feet, and in Depth from Front to rere 96 feet, for lives renewable for ever at the yearly rent of £25. in Consideration of £100. Catherine King by deed of Release (produced to the Jury dated 9th September 1769. Assigned her Interest therein to Colvill Cowell Esqre. in Consideration of £75. Colvill Cowell, by deed of Release (produced to the Jury) the Release dated 18th November 1772. Assigned his Interest therein to Thomas Edwards in Consideration of £0,,5,,0. Thomas Edwards, by an Indresement on the Back of the foregoing deed (produced to the Jury) dated 6th. February 1773 - Assigned his Interest therein to John Seaton in Consideration of £40,0,,0 John

Transcription: Austin R 19 All Hallows Collige 22, American People address to 38, 48 Allen Timothy & John 65, 130, 141, 157, 229, 233, 338, 396, 417 Allen Martha Anne 96 Auditors of Borough 99, 380 Advowsons 100 Armstrong and Dolan 102, accounts of the Corporation 102, Address to Her Majesty 114, 5, 125, 242, 264, 282, on Her Visit to Ireland 502, 508, 510 Andrew St 118, 139, 214, 230, 235, 236, 240, 247, 267, 297, 336, 419, 435, 462 Attachments City & oreign 118, 122, 150, 190, 407, 466, 471 Archbold John 1271 Ammerman HC 139 Aldermen Macistrates 142 Address to the Prople of France 216, 223, 238, 250, 251 Auction lettings 246 Address to the Lord Lieutenant 251, 252, reply 258, 404, 408 Aldermen Bonds of Tumor 284 Austin George 297, 336, 442, 464, 521 Alliance & Consinners Gas 306, 468 Assissors of Borough 350 Arkine Thomas 351, 447, 468 Analysiv of Water 388 Armstrong (Pipe Water sunt) 402, 409, 412, 418 Advertizer General 444, Abvented Tax 447, 449, 455 Australia 469, 472 Albert His Royal Highness Prince 505