" The right of wreck upon this immediate part of the coast ( Caldecott ) seems not to have been distinctly exercised within living memory of man, but whenever a ship has been stranded, large parties come down from the Country, some joining the tenantry of Lord Ashburnham, and others the tenantry of Lord Cawdor, and whichever proved the stronger party took the greater share of the Prey . "
42.
" The right of wreck upon this immediate part of the coast ( Caldecott ) seems not to have been distinctly exercised within living memory of man, but whenever a ship has been stranded, large parties come down from the Country, some joining the tenantry of Lord Ashburnham, and others the tenantry of Lord Cawdor, and whichever proved the stronger party took the greater share of the Prey . "
43.
There were originally 26 Wards each with three councillors totally 78 councillors in the newly created Brighton and Hove Borough Council : Brunswick and Adelaide, Goldsmid, Hangleton, Hanover, Hollingbury, Kings Cliff, Marine, Moulsecoomb, Nevill, North Portslade, Patcham, Portslade South, Preston, Queens Park, Regency, Rottingdean, Seven Dials, St . Peters, Stanford, Stanmer, Tenantry, Vallance, Westbourne, Westdene, Wish, Woodingdean
44.
One of Canon Shehan's inherited pastoral duties in Doneraile, which he well acquitted, was to act as an independent intermediary between Viscount Doneraile and his tenantry; and between the tenantry and their landlord, so as to avoid the levels of agrarian strife experienced on beleaguered estates such as those of the nearby Earl of Kingston, and to secure the " de facto " religious liberty traditionally enjoyed by Catholics on the Doneraile estates.
45.
One of Canon Shehan's inherited pastoral duties in Doneraile, which he well acquitted, was to act as an independent intermediary between Viscount Doneraile and his tenantry; and between the tenantry and their landlord, so as to avoid the levels of agrarian strife experienced on beleaguered estates such as those of the nearby Earl of Kingston, and to secure the " de facto " religious liberty traditionally enjoyed by Catholics on the Doneraile estates.
46.
These changes included the disestablishment of the Church of Ireland in 1869 which undermined the financial viability of the Church of Ireland Bishop of Meath's landed estate and led to the laying off of his mainly Protestant staff and the land reforms of the 1880s to the early 1900s, which saw the breakup of the large Protestant estates such as the Waller estate at Allenstown House, and their sale to their Catholic tenantry, again costing many local Protestants their jobs running the estates.
47.
He saw his role throughout his life as that of leader of his local society and a link between the party and the public . . . Fitzwilliam's world . . . was that of the great estate owner . . . . Agents, tenantry, mortgages, leases and properties were his daily concern, and to these his life had in some measure to be dedicated .'The portrait of Fitzwilliam by Reynolds had been missing since 1920 and was rediscovered in 2011.
48.
On 27 July 1613, King James VI granted the barony of Grougar with its fortalice, manor place, mill, mill-lands, tenantry, etc, in the bailliary of Cunningham, Ayrshire, to Hugh, Lord Loudoun, and his heirs, formerly held by Robert Graham, Earl of Montrose, Lord Graham and Mugdock, lands in the nearby parish of Auchenleck, formerly held by Claud, Earl of Abercorn, were then incorporated in the free barony of Grougar [ RGS . VII . 896 ].
49.
His infantry charged Hunsdon's forces, at what is now called the Battle of Gelt Bridge .'The Dacre tenantry rose splendidly to the occasion on behalf of their ancestral lords, giving what Hunsdon himself described as the proudest charge upon my shot that ever I saw'.'However, their attack was repulsed, and Hunsdon, although outnumbered by a factor of two, charged Dacre's foot with his cavalry, killing between three and four hundred of the rebels, and taking between two and three hundred prisoners.
50.
This latter I found nearly at the head of the village street, contiguous to the church and to the vicarage house, a most magnificant antient edifice, of considerable extent and altogether such a pile ( considering it the mansion of a private family ) as is not to be parallel'd in the county . . . These, by alliances with other families of note and opulence and by producing from their own stock several scyons of worth and eminence, raised their name into high esteem among the gentlemen of the county during a long continued period of ten generations and if an inference may be allowed to be drawn from the great size of the hall, " " la grande sale a manger " ", displayed often their hospitality to their tenantry and neighbours.
