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Wexford, equivalent for lands of General Monke in, set out to Dr. Petty, 224, 281, 285.
sheet from Down Survey of, 396.
Wheeler, Jo., 73.
Ffra., 79.
Whittaker, William, 244.
Wicklow, 107, 108, 183.
surveyed without aid of civil survey at great additional cost, and cannot be perfected, 124, 131, 132, 134, 136, 151, 154.
value of land in, 135.
cost of, allowed Dr. Petty, 156, 333.
Widows, orphans, and maimed soldiers to be speedily put in possession of their arrears, 67, 199, 318, 328.
Williams, Jo., 243.
Wilton, George, 180.
Winkworth, Captain, 299.
Winston, Ric, 243.
Wood, Dr., new property of a circle discovered by, and author of papers in Transactions of Royal Society, 323.
Edward, 243.
Jo., 243, 249.
Woodhouse, William, 244.
Woodreeves, 70, 79.
Woods not growing upon barren mountains to be surveyed, and number of timber trees estimated, 37.
soil on which they grow, as well as the woods, applied for by adventurers, 245.
Worsley, Mr., 4, 7, 12, 13, 39, 54, 57, 107, 111, 112, 115, 119, 150, 159, 168, 183, 291.
Worsley, Mr., as stated by Dr. Petty, failed in great designs in England, was employed in managing the geometrical survey, 2.
surveyor-general of Ireland; Dr. Petty's observation on his manner of admeasuring, 2; his exorbitant prices, the dissatisfaction they created in the army; his manner of framing committees to screen his failures, and stating his geometrical surveys were done over again, 3, 312.
instructions of, clogged with unnecessary impositions, 7, 319.
not responsible for their imperfections, 313; carefully considered, 320.
survey of, excelled by proposal of committee, 10, 314; remarks on, as to its value, 312, 313.
opposes Dr. Petty's proposals, and labours to obstruct the further consideration of them, ib.
remarks of, on above, answered by the Doctor, 11.
objections to Dr. Petty's terms, being more than was paid for Connaught and Tipperary, 16.
in book of distribution as a possessor of land, 343.
Wright, Nat., 243.
Y.
Yardley, An., 181.
Young, Thomas, 243.
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