1833, Report by Commissioners Lyle Acheson and Philip Fogarty into Borough of Baltimore, West Cork, Royal Charters 1613, 1689, Compensation of £15,000 paid to Lord Carbery 1800 on Act of Union for loss of Borough. Shipping Register.

18 Sunday Mar 2018

Posted by durrushistory in Uncategorized

The same Commissioners were doing an enquiry into a suggested bridge over the River Bandon

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