Some of the farmhouses in the township present the appearance of the mansion of an English landlord, and the estates are in the highest state of cultivation and improvement.

Following this the plantation of Munster began with a half a million acres being declared Crown property and distributed among English landlords with the former inhabitants being ordered to Connacht.

When the Germans were in dispute with their English landlords and the colonial government of New York, he was among the representatives chosen to go to London and seek help from the British government.

The Dartfield Horse Museum and Park occupy the buildings and estate of an English landlord from the famine years of the mid-19th century.

Irishmen had escaped famines and English landlords.

What would be the response to a famine in England: would Parliament really expect English landlords to pay thee entire cost of relief.

This strategy for transforming Gaelic warlords into English landlords ('surrender and regrant') remained a central plank of Tudor reform throughout Elizabeth's reign.

Before the famine they exist almost solely on potatoes, penniless subtenants who pay their rent in labor to an English landlord residing in Italy.

He said the police were "... big ugly fat-necked wombat headed big bellied magpie legged narrow hipped splay footed sons of Irish bailiffs or English landlords ...".

In 1715 Sir Arthur Shaen, an English landlord in Erris, began building a small town on a wet and marshy area near 'The Mullet' peninsula.