Disturbed Ireland
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Of the land reclaimed for manorial rights over a mud-bank couldhardly be overlooked by the Crown; and it is, I believe, not quitesettled how this large sum of money and valuable land is to bedivided, if at all. The landowners base their claim on various grantsand charters and the Crown opposes them on public grounds, while theCourt of Chancery takes care of the money. Contending against"landlordism" and other difficulties Mr. Drinkwater pushed vigorouslyon, almost, as it has turned out, a littl...e too vigorously for his owninterest. The English public is aware that the Government has atvarious times encouraged Irish landlords to improve their property byoffering to lend, at different rates of interest, two-thirds of themoney to be spent, always with the proviso that the Governmentengineer approves of the plan and sees the work well and dulyperformed. Under the old Act of William IV. , passed in 1835, the rateof interest was fixed at 5 per cent. Under this statute Mr. Drinkwaterapplied for 45, 000l.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the land reclaimed for manorial rights over a mud-bank couldhardly be overlooked by the Crown; and it is, I believe, not quitesettled how this large sum of money and valuable land is to bedivided, if at all. The landowners base their claim on various grantsand charters and the Crown opposes them on public grounds, while theCourt of Chancery takes care of the money. Contending against"landlordism" and other difficulties Mr. Drinkwater pushed vigorouslyon, almost, as it has turned out, a littl...e too vigorously for his owninterest. The English public is aware that the Government has atvarious times encouraged Irish landlords to improve their property byoffering to lend, at different rates of interest, two-thirds of themoney to be spent, always with the proviso that the Governmentengineer approves of the plan and sees the work well and dulyperformed. Under the old Act of William IV. , passed in 1835, the rateof interest was fixed at 5 per cent. Under this statute Mr. Drinkwaterapplied for 45, 000l.
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