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Mode of giving Notices, &c.
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XXXI. And be it enacted, That whenever any Notice required to be given by this Act, or which is required or necessary for carrying into effect any of the Provisions of this Act cannot be given or delivered to the Person to or for whom such Notice is directed or intended, it shall be sufficient for the Person obliged to give such Notice to leave the same at the last known or most usual Place of Abode of the Person to or for whom such Notice is directed or intended, with an Inmate or such Place of Abode aged Sixteen Years or upwards, if such Place of Abode be within Ireland, and if the same be not within Ireland, then to serve such Notice on the Agent or Attorney of such Person, or the Receiver of the Rents of his Estate, and if such Agent, Attorney, or Receiver cannot be discovered, then it shall be sufficient Service of such Notice to publish the same at least once in each Week, in Two successive Weeks, by Advertisement in the Dublin Gazette and in Two Newspapers published in Dublin, and in One Newspaper circulating in the County in which the Lands to which the Notice relates or the greater Part thereof are situate, and also to give such Notice to any principal Occupier of any of such Lands, or, if the Master or Remembrancer so direct, to send such Notice by the Post to the last known Address of the Party on whom the same shall be required to be served, within such Period as to admit of its being delivered within the Period prescribed, if any, for such Notice to be given, or to serve such Notice on such Person and in such Manner as the Master or Remembrancer directs.
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