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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JULY 31, 1931. 717 PART N THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JULY 31, 1931. 717 PART n. i Annual 1 i Sum fixed 1 Reference pursuant No. on to the i _. i ., _ . , Map filed provisions I Standard standard Beg. Name of Tenant. Postal Address. Barony. t Townland. in Land Area. of Clause 2 Purchase | "SK™ Annuity No? Purchase Part II of 1 1 Commls the third aion. Schedule j to the Act i • A. R. P. £ s. d.£ s. d. £ B. d. Holdings subject to Bents other than Judicial Bents. 48 Patrick Gallagher .. Biliary, Lurg Aghahannagh 6 ;36 3 36 8 15 f 7 11 4 159 6 0 . Pettigo, Co. Donegal. 59 Edwin Anderson Gortacar, do. Cloiielly 3, 3A 22 0 25; 5 19 8 5 3 2108 11 11 Clonelly P.O., i Co. Fermanagh 60 Do. do. do. do. 4 25 0 10 7 0 10 6 1 4127 14 5 61 George Barton Clonelly, do. , do. 5 37 0 10, 11 8 0 9 16 6206 16 10 Clonelly P.O., Co. Fermanagh , 1 62 John Graham Denybrick, do. ( Clonaweel 1 15 2 10 \ Clonelly P.O., \ I 4 18 8 4 5 0 89 9 6 Co. Fermanagh { Curraghmore 22 0 1 20 j Clonaweel, do. f Clonaweel 5 4 2 20 \ 63 Mary Nobel (wife of ' Mark Noble) Clonelly P.O., 1266 2 0 0 42 2 1 Co. Fermanagh I : Curraghmore 19 1 1 33.1 65 Thomas Henderson . do. do. Clonaweel 12, 12A 19 3 0 750 6 5 0131 11 7 12B, 12C 67 James White Curraghmore, do. Curraghmore 1, 1A 13 1 25 3 9 10 3 0 2 63 6 8 Clonelly P.O., t • Co. Fermanagh. 76 John Fitzpatrick Springtown, do. i do. 15 830 2 12 0 2 4 10 47 3 10 Tullyhommon P.O., 1 Co. Fermanagh. V 79 Francis Doonan c/o J. & B. do. Drumgowna 3, 3A 40 0 12 L. Spence, West ; . 10 15 6 9 5 10195 12 3 Clonelly P.O., Co. Fermanagh. Glennagarran 10 113 85 James Alexander Derrybrick. do. Derrybrick 5 13 0 20' 2 19 6 2 11 4 54 0 8 Brimstone Clonelly P.O., Co. Fermanagh. 86 Anne Gibson (widow) Glennagarrari, do. Glennagarran 1, 6A 24 1 6 60053 6 108 18 11 Clonelly P.O., Co. Fermanagh. 87 James Johnston . Drumchurrin, do. do. 4 10 3 10 3 5 6 2 16 6 59 9 6 • Kesh, ! Go. Fermanagh. ' 88 Do. do. do. do. 6, 9 12 3 36 2 12 10 2 5 6 47 17 11 89 William White Glennagarran, do. do. 7 0 2 20 0 14 2 0 12 2 12 16 2 Clonelly P.O., Co. Fermanagh. 94 Thomas Evans c/o James do. Bossgole 1 35 2 2 7 4 96 4 10131 8 1 Osborne Elliott Elliott, Main Street, i Pettigo, . ! Co. Donegal. , 1 96 Thomas Hugh Stragolan, : do. Stragolan 3 22 3 28 6 17 6 5 18 6 124 14 9 McCartney Clonelly P.O., 1 Co. Fermanagh. 97 James Johnston Drumchurrin, do. f do. 4 13 1 101 Kesh, ll 4 16 64 3 2 87 10 11 Co. Fermanagh. I Derrybrick 6 3 0 20 I 1 100 John Fitzpatrick Springtown, do. Springtown 5 2 0 18 1 15 10 1 10 ia 32 9 1 Tullvhommon P.O., j • Co. Fermanagh. NOTES.—(a) Each holding when vested in the purchaser shall continue to have appurtenant thereto, and to be subject to, as the case may be, ant previously existing easements, rights and appurtenances. (b) The gale-days for the payment of rent in respect of the above-mentioned holdings are the 1st May and 1st Xovember. (c) In future the tenants of such of the holdings named above as are affected thereby will be liable for their respective proportions of the Drainage Maintenance Bate in connection with Lough Erne Drainage. (d) The rents of the holdings set out in Part II hereof were as set out in the Schedule hereunder.:— Beg. Beg. ; i Beg. , Beg. Beg. Xo. Rent. No. | Rent. 1 No. Bent. No. Rent. No. Rent. £ s. d. i £ s. d. £ s. d. | £ s. d. £ s. d. 48 12 0 0 62 I 676 76 600! 87 420 96 10 0 0 59 10 0 0 i 63 3 10 0 79 14 0 0 I 88 3 18 0 97 700 60 10 0 0 65 900 85 500! 89 1 10 0 100 2 10 0 61 15 0 0 67 , 572 | 86 7 10 0 j 94 10 0 0 Dated this 24th day of July, 1931. W. B. MACLATCHY,. Land Purchase Commission. Northern Ireland, Secretary. 7 Upper Queen Street, Belfast..
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