Acknowledgments

Text of legislation

How Irish statutes were made

Sources for Irish legislation, 1692–1800

General Index of Bills

Members of parliament

Regnal years and statute numbers

Links

Contact Us

Bill Number2714Session1761
Title To enable Charles Mosse, during his minority, and in case of his death without issue, to enable Jane Mosse, during her minority, by and with the consent of their guardians, to make leases for lives or years of certain plots or pieces of ground in the county of Dublin and county of the city of Dublin, and that such leases being made without fine, and at the best and highest rent, may be good against all persons.
Variant Title(s) To enable Charles Mosse, a minor, son of Bartholomew Mosse, late of the city of Dublin, surgeon and licentiate in midwifery, during his minority, and in case of his death without issue, to enable Jane Mosse, daughter of the said Bartholomew Mosse, during her minority, by and with the consent of their guardians, to make leases for lives or years of certain plots or pieces of ground in the county of Dublin and county of the city of Dublin. [23 Dec.]
Heads of Bill Stages
Originating Body Commons
Leave or Order 22 Dec 1761Leave or Order to Mr Le Hunte [1216]
Read & Committed 22 Dec 1761Presented by Mr Le Hunte [1216]
Reported 23 Dec 1761Reported by Mr Le Hunte [1216]
Sent to Chief Governor 23 Dec 1761   
Privy Council Stages
Decision of the Irish Privy Council Approved 
Received & Referred to Law Officers27 Feb 1762 
Petition to English Privy Council None 
Decision of the English Privy Council Approved 
Engrossed 4 Mar 1762 
Returned Bill Stages
House Presented Commons 
Presented 12 Apr 1762 
Sent to Other House 15 Apr 1762 
Royal Assent 30 Apr 1762 
Statute Number 1 George III c.9 (private)
[+] Further Details