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A letter to His Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, stating the case of certain officers in the Custom Department of Ireland, claiming compensation under the act of the 48th of the King for abolishing fees, &c. &c. By Asellus.

By: Asellus.Publisher: Dublin : Printed by Charles Lagrange,..., 1809Description: 26p.Subject(s): Customs administration -- Ireland -- Officials and employees
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.223(3) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 59134-1001
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VOL.223(10) A full and impartial report of the speeches delivered and the arguments advanced, by the Roman Catholic and Protestant gentlemen, at the meeting held at Carrick-on-Shannon, on Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1824. By Philip Dixon Hardy. VOL.223(11) Report of the discussion at the Carlow Bible meeting, on Thursday, the 18th and Friday, the 19th of November, 1824, with the speeches of the reverend gentlemen who took part in the proceedings, revised and authenticated by themselves. VOL.223(2) Further observations on the present state of agriculture, and condition of the lower classes of the people, in the southern parts of Ireland: with an estimate of the agricultural resources of that country; and a plan for carrying into effect a commutation for tithe, and a project for poor laws. By Joshua Kirby Trimmer. VOL.223(3) A letter to His Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, stating the case of certain officers in the Custom Department of Ireland, claiming compensation under the act of the 48th of the King for abolishing fees, &c. &c. By Asellus. VOL.223(4) A view of the interests of Ireland as connected with Great Britain, or France. By Andrew Finlay, Esq. Barrister at Law. VOL.223(6) Letters of a man of Ulster, inscribed, (by desire of the author,) to the inhabitants of the province of Ulster; that portion of his countrymen whose name he has assumed; whose character and intelligence he respects; and whose steady loyalty he firmly confides in. VOL.223(6) An enquiry into the history of tithe, its influence upon the agriculture, population and morals of Ireland; with a plan for modifying that system, and providing an adequate maintenance for the Catholic and Presbyterian clergy.

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