By the commission[ers] & chief govern[ers] of their Maj[es]ties revenue of Ireland.

Comissioners of the revenue in Ireland.

An abstract of the gross produce of the following branches of their Ma[jes]ties revenue of Ireland for half a year ended at Midsom[me]r 1691.
Published: (1691)

Com[missione]rs of the revenue in Ireland.

Revenue of Ireland a[rising?] from these heads.

A particular of the grosse produce of the several branches of the revenue in Ireland for one year ended at Xmãs 1685.
Published: (1685)

A particular of the grosse produce of the several branches of the revenue in Ireland for one year ended at Xmãs 1684..

A certificate of the publick revenue in Ireland in all the branches thereof both certain and casual for one year ended at Christmas 1684.
Published: (1691)

A certificate of the true state of the publick revenue in Ireland in all the branches thereof both certain and casual for one year ended at Christmas 1685.
Published: (1691)

An account of the state of the revenue in the kingdom of Ireland from Xmas[se] 1684 to Xmas[se] 1685 conteining the income and issues thereof : Abstracted out of the records of the auditors office of that kingdom from the vice treasurers accounts which are lodged there and are allowed by com̃issioners authorized by com[m]ission under the broad seal of that kingdom for taking the same.
Published: (1691)

An account of the state of the revenue in the kingdom of Ireland in the year 1684 from the 20th of March 1683 to Xmãs following 1684 conteining the income and Issues thereof : Abstracted out of the records of the auditors office of that kingdom from the Vice Treasurers accounts which are lodged there and are allowed by com[m]issioners authorized by Com[m]ission under the broad seal of that kingdom for taking the same.
Published: (1691)

Mr. Lowndes's report concerning the ffarme of the revenue in Ireland made to John Fforth and partners : rec'd the 19th June 1691. N. 88. (7).
by: Lowndes, William, 1652-1724
Published: (1691)

An abstract of the gross produce of their Ma[jes]ties revenue of Ireland from the landing of Duke Schonberg 13th of August 1689 to Midsom[mer] 1690.
Published: (1691)

Mem[oran]d[um] about Collectors in Ulster &c Ireland /
Published: (1689)

Contract formerly made w[i]th the Earl of Ranelagh & others touching the Publick Revenue of Ireland : Recd. from Wm. Lowndes by Esqr. May 23th 1691. N. 88. (3).
by: Lowndes, William, 1652-1724
Published: (1691)

By the Lords-Justices and Council, a proclamation. : Capell, Cyrill Wich, W. Duncombe. Whereas the Commissioners and chief governours of His Majesties revenue ... .
Published: (1694)

The substance of an Act of Parliament, made in Ireland, in the seventh year of the reign of King William the Third, for raising a tax for His Majesty, by way of poll, and otherwise : published by His Excellencies command.
Published: (1695)

By the Lords Iustices and Councell. : Adam Loftus Canc., R. Corke. : Forasmuch as wee obserue that the going foorth of souldiers (to collect the monyes due by vertue of such assigments as haue beene heretofore made of His Maiesties rents and reuenews, aswell to seuerall companies of the armie as to sundry particular persons for their payment) fals out to be extreamely burdensome to the countrey, in that many in all partes doe suffer by the outrage and violence of the souldier, ...
Published: (1629)

Taxation in Ireland : an economist's perspective /
by: Bristow, John
Published: (2004)

An abstract of cash paid into the treasury out of his Maj[es]ties casual revenue for three years from Midsum[m]er 1692 to Mids[umme]r 1695.

A history of the Irish protest against over-taxation, from 1853 to 1897. /
by: Kennedy, Thomas
Published: (1897)

Estimate of the Small Branches P[er] Annum.

An abridgement of all the English and Irish statutes now in force, or use, relating to the revenue of Ireland : Continued to the end of the session here and in Great-Britain, in the 7th year of His Present Majesty King George III. Alphabetically digested under proper heads, with reserence to the acts at large. And a table of the principal matters.

By the Lords Iustices, and Councell. : Ad. Loftus Canc., R. Corke. : Whereas the surplusage of His Maiesties reuenues remayning after deduction of the ordinarie charge depending thereupon, is appointed by His Maiestie to be applyed towardes the payment of his armie, thereby to giue the countrie the more ease in payment of the monyes required from them towardes the support of the said armie maintayned here for the necessary defence aud [sic] safety of his subjects..
Published: (1630)

The state of His Majesties revenue in Ireland : as the same was given in to the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesties Treasury in England /
by: Aungier, Francis, Earl of Longford, -1700

By the Lords Iustices. : A proclamation concerning the payment of His Majest. revennue. : Adam Loftus Canc. Ri: Powerscourt..
Published: (1622)

[Y gwir er gwaethed yw]
Published: (1684)

Revenue Dr't. observations &c of comm[itte]es appointed by Act of Parliam[en]t to state the incomes & issues.
Published: (1690)

The management of the revenue : with queries relative thereto.
by: Free citizen
Published: (1758)

Explanationes notabiles deuotissimi viri Richardi Hampole heremite sup[er] lectio[n]es illas Beati Iob : ...
by: Rolle, Richard, of Hampole, 1290?-1349, et al.
Published: (1483)

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Published: (1520)

A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland, in its several branches of import, export, and inland duties : Containing, I. An abridgment of all the English and Irish statutes now in force relating to the revenue of Ireland, alphabetically digested under proper heads, with reference to the acts at large. II. The former and additional book of rates inwards and outwards, with the neat duties payable on each species of goods therein mentioned, and the neat re-payment on exportation of foreign goods in time, affixed to each denomination; all discounts deducted. III. A distinct view of the duties which compose the body of the revenue of Ireland, according to their several denominations; where in the nature and extent of each is fully explain'd: with the method of computing and collecting the same. IV. The method of making entries inwards and outwards: of granting and obtaining premiums, ...tures, &c. the usual taxes and allowances, with tables of fees, and other useful tables: Directions to masters of ships, &c. Calculated for the use of all officers, merchants, masters of ships, and others concerned in the revenue or trade of Ireland. By Thomas Bacon, of the Custom-House, Dublin. Ordered to be published by the chief commissioners and governors of His Majesty's revenue of Ireland.
by: Bacon, Thomas, approximately 1700-1768

An abstract and common place of all the Irish, British, and English statutes relative to the revenue of Ireland : and the trade connected therewith : alphabetically digested under their respective proper titles : with several special precedents of information, &c. upon the said statutes, and other matters, never before published /
Published: (1779)

A brief account of the proceedings of Joseph Bruxby brewer, in relation to his improving his Ma[jes]ties revenue of excise.
Published: (1700)

[[Q]uonia[m] ex t[er]mi[ni]s fiu[n]t p[ro]po[si]c[ion]es
by: Swineshead, Richard
Published: (1483)

A copy of a commission under the Great Seale of Ireland /
by: Parsons, William, Sir, 1570?-1650
Published: (1642)

A copy of a commission under the Great Seale of Ireland /
by: Parsons, William, Sir, 1570?-1650