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1882 Aftermath of Bantry District Evictions

West Cork Eagle, P. 2

Marquess of Waterford presumably in the British House of Lords  Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Act. p. 6

Landlord and Magistrate Robert Hedges Eyre White, p. 8

Bantry White Estate, p. 9

Richard White,  p. 9

The eviction related prosecution were dealt with by the Resident Magistrate under the   Prevention of Crime Act 1847, Edward Bayly Warburton (1823-1888), p. 9

Other local Magistrates sitting

John Edward Barrett, p. 10

William Symms Bird, p. 13

John Warren Payne Shears or John Warren Payne, p. 13

Solicitors for Defendants

John G. McCarthy, p. 15

Joseph J. Healy, p. 15

By 1910 all was changed changed utterly

Re the transfer of Land, the Irish Land commission transferred nearly 14.5 million acres from the Landed Estates to the tenant almost 70% of the landmass of the Island of Ireland.

By my reckoning this was probably the largest voluntary land transfer in world  history.  It was motivated by the concept of killing Home Rule by Kindness. 

From around 1895 if the Estate was willing to sell the Land Commission offered market value with a premium of 25% for selling on a voluntary basis.  By that time most estates were distressed and they were only too willing to sell.