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Record 3911 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3911
TITLE:

Letter from John Butcher, Storekeeper’s Office, Office of Ordnance, Dublin, submitting a receipt of items received from the yeomanry of County Wicklow.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from John Butcher, Storekeeper’s Office, Office of Ordnance, Dublin, to an unnamed recipient [but likely the Chief Secretary’s Office], submitting a receipt of items received into the ordnance stores from the yeomanry of County Wicklow, in accordance with an order dated 20th December 1830; indicating the consignment was sent under authority of Brig Maj [William] Cosby and includes firearms, scabbards and bayonets.
EXTENT:

1 item; 1pp
DATE(S):

6 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3912 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3912
TITLE:

Letter from Brig Maj Ninian Crawford, [inspector of yeomanry], Sligo, [County Sligo], on the subject of yeomanry recruits taking the Oath of Allegiance.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Brig Maj Ninian Crawford, [inspector of yeomanry], Sligo, [County Sligo], to Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Chief Secretary, acknowledging the circular letter of government on the subject of yeomanry recruits taking the Oath of Allegiance; adding the instructions will be carefully attended to.
EXTENT:

1 item; 1pp
DATE(S):

6 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3913 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3913
TITLE:

Letter from Laurence Sulivan, deputy, War Office, [London, England], with query on pay of particular corps of yeomanry in Ireland whose arms are held in ordnance stores.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Laurence Sulivan, deputy, War Office, [London, England], to the Under Secretary [Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Gosset], drawing attention to the circumstances of particular corps of yeomanry in Ireland whose arms are held in ordnance stores; asking if such should have their pay discontinued. Enclosing copy letter from Brig Maj Henry Croker, [inspector of yeomanry for counties Clare, Limerick, Tipperary and part of King’s County], to the War Office, explaining something of the background to those Irish corps without arms; stating the men do not appear for inspection or service but merely ‘answer to their names when the Roll is called’; alluding to the situation of the yeomanry of Kildysert and Rosscastle whose arms were given up due to the intense spirit of political agitation in County Clare, especially the influence of Daniel O’Connell; also noting the arms of the yeomanry at Dunkerrin were relinquished by Capt Minchin on grounds of security against theft or plunder.
EXTENT:

2 items; 6pp
DATE(S):

24 Dec 1830-6 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1830
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3914 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3914
TITLE:

Letter from Brig Maj [Alexander] Armstrong, [inspector of yeomanry], Kells, [County Meath], concerning an inspection of the yeomanry corps and some instances of outrage.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Brig Maj [Alexander] Armstrong, [inspector of yeomanry], Kells, [County Meath], to the Chief Secretary [Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley], outlining some of the difficulties of arranging a timely assembly of local yeomanry corps for inspection; indicating he has made contact with Lieut Gen Sir [John] Byng [Commander in Chief of the Irish Army] and with Maj Gen Sir Thomas Arbuthnot [assistant adjutant general] but matters progress slowly; observing that disaffection continues to disturb the country and noting that a household atKingscourt, County Cavan, was ‘robbed of arms’; adding that ‘several ash trees had been cut down’ and pikes are manufactured in the forges.
EXTENT:

1 item; 4pp
DATE(S):

7 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3915 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3915
TITLE:

Letter from Capt John Perkins, magistrate, Ballybroony, near Killala [County Mayo], reporting on a plunder of arms from James Dougherty and Robert Homes, both members of the yeomanry corps.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Capt John Perkins, magistrate, Ballybroony, near Killala [County Mayo], to [Francis Knox] Gore, [1st Baronet, Lord Lieutenant of Sligo], reporting on a plunder of arms from James Dougherty and Robert Homes, both members of the yeomanry corps; adding he has ordered a guard on the village of [Mallaranny] which is the place of residence of a large number of serving yeomen; indicating his intention of recruiting a number of ‘Special Constables’ to keep watch on local villages and towns, and signalling his readiness to have the arms of the yeomanry placed in a secure location, if deemed necessary; adding in a postscript that he has several stand of old arms and ‘2,000 rounds of ammunition’ in an out office, which he fears might be at risk.
EXTENT:

1 item; 4pp
DATE(S):

6 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3916 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3916
TITLE:

Letter from [SW] Greene, yeomanry officer, [?Kilranelagh, CountyWicklow], advising that all the yeomanry recruits in his district be prevailed upon to take the Oath of Allegiance.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from [SW] Greene, yeomanry officer, [?Kilranelagh, CountyWicklow], to an unnamed recipient [but likely the Chief Secretary’s Office], advising that all the yeomanry recruits in his district be prevailed upon to take the Oath of Allegiance; also referring to the government initiative for an inspection of the local yeomanry corps by the General Officer of the district.
EXTENT:

1 item; 3pp
DATE(S):

9 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3917 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3917
TITLE:

Letter from Brig Maj Ninian Crawford, [inspector of yeomanry], Sligo, [County Sligo], concerning the protection of yeomanry arms.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Brig Maj Ninian Crawford, [inspector of yeomanry], Sligo, [County Sligo], to Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Chief Secretary, acknowledging the circular letter of government on the subject of the protection of yeomanry arms; adding he will leave Sligo tomorrow to carry out an inspection of the yeomanry corps as ordered by government.
EXTENT:

1 item; 1pp
DATE(S):

9 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3918 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3918
TITLE:

File of documents on the subject of a tour of inspection of the yeomanry corps under the superintendence of Brig Maj Henry Croke [inspector of yeomanry, Mallow, County Cork] in the Connaught district.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

File of documents on the subject of a tour of inspection of the yeomanry corps under the superintendence of Brig Maj Henry Croke [inspector of yeomanry, Mallow, County Cork] in the Connaught district. Included copy letter from John [Rott], assistant adjutant general, Athlone, County Westmeath, to Croker, indicating that power to inspect the yeomanry districts of County Clare, Kings County [County Offaly] and Nenagh [County Tipperary] has been delegated to Lieut Col Fuller, Commander of the 59th Regiment, Birr [Parsonstown, County Offaly]; stressing that Fuller need be contacted to organise the tour of inspection without loss of time and that a full report must be made to Maj Gen Sir Thomas Arbuthnot [assistant adjutant general]. Also includes copy of inspection schedule by Croker incorporating in tabular form name of ‘Corps’, ‘Place of Inspection’, ‘Day of the Week & Month’ and ‘Hour of the day’; noting below that copies of the schedule have been forwarded to Arbuthnot and Maj Gen Sir George Bingham, district commanders.
EXTENT:

6 items; 14pp
DATE(S):

1 Jan 1831-11 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3919 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3919
TITLE:

Letter from Brig Maj Henry Croker, [inspector of yeomanry], Mallow, [County Cork], referring to the arrangements for a tour of inspection of the district yeomanry corps.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Brig Maj Henry Croker, [inspector of yeomanry], Mallow, [County Cork], to the Chief Secretary [Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley], referring to the arrangements put in place to conduct a tour of inspection of the district yeomanry corps; explaining that due to his own fragile state of health, responsibility is now delegated to his son, John W Croker; indicating that his son met the field officer and commenced the tour on the 9th at Rathkeale [County Limerick]; adding his expectation his son will perform the duty with ‘promptitude and precision’. Also copy circular letter from John [Rott], assistant adjutant general, Athlone [County Westmeath], to Croker, giving directions in respect of procedures in the matter; with copy form for use in inspection.
EXTENT:

3 items; 6pp
DATE(S):

3 Jan 1831-11 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number
Record 3920 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1831/3920
TITLE:

Letter from Brig Maj Daniel Mahony, [inspector of yeomanry], Killarney, [County Kerry], acknowledging that the inspection of the district yeomanry corps is a procedure that will take place three times per year.
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Brig Maj Daniel Mahony, [inspector of yeomanry], Killarney, [County Kerry], to Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Chief Secretary, acknowledging a stipulation that the inspection of the district yeomanry corps is a procedure that will take place three times per year; adding his intention to ‘pay due attention’ in future.
EXTENT:

1 item; 2pp
DATE(S):

12 Jan 1831
DATE EARLY:

1831
DATE LATE:

1831
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

1831/Yeomanry/No Original Number

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