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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… him of the Duke of Grafton's petition, that the mills and weirs of Kilmainham and the lands of Kilmackeoge therein … his Majesty in relation to his interest in those mills, weirs and lands and that, before his Majesty can make any … to send over the true state of the case of those mills, weirs and lands. [ S.P. Dom., Entry Book 55, p. 309.] Jan. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… thereof nor the bleaching yard there nor the mills or weirs of Kilmainham or the wash house there nor the said 64 … its appurtenances and the bleaching yard and the mills and weirs of Kilmainham and the washhouse there and the 64 acres …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… flockages, heriots, tolbuts, fens, brooks, water weirs, fishings, quays, creeks, sands, seashores, wrecks, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Langrack for the King's use. Those that keep the locks and weirs keep up the water, and hinder the barges passing except …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… am not satisfied he has a good title to the said mills and weirs, which he himself seems to distrust by his own … him. Upon the whole I conceive that the said mills and weirs lying in the midst of the Park here are very fit to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Quartermaster William Flood and others for the fishing weirs and mills of Kilmainham, to which his Majesty was … intruded into it and is now in possession of the said weirs and mills and lands thereto belonging; that the lands … competitors that the lands of Kilmackeoge and the fishing weirs and mills and lands of Kilmainham are forfeited to and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… directed the Lord Lieutenant (upon an information that the weirs and mills of Kilmainham lying within the Phnix Park of … him by Sir Maurice Eustace), that he should seize the said weirs and mills for his Majesty's use, or recover the … his petition that, in case his title to the said mills and weirs was defective, his Majesty would make him a new grant …