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Accounts of Grand Jury presentments for the 1811 Spring Assize and 1818 Summer Assize.

Act 1 of The Olio; a Serio-Comic Opera.

Printed address and press cutting containing a letter to the electors of the City and Liberties of Limerick by Matthew Barrington. The items outline Barrington’s reasons for declining the offer to become a candidate for the representation of Limerick City and praise the qualities of its former representative, Thomas Spring Rice. The items are wrapped inside a sheet of paper and tied with a ribbon.

Assortment of pamphlets, broadsheets, circulars and printed speeches of political nature.

Broadsheet advertisement by the Independent Theatre of forthcoming entertainments.

Case of Martin and Michael Malone on their own behalf and on behalf of several fishermen on the North Strand in the Liberties of Limerick city for the advice and opinion of William Waggett.

Case on behalf of the Earl of Limerick and his right to a seat and two votes in the Common Council of Limerick.

Copy joint representation from the Chairmen of Munster Fair Commissioners and Limerick Market Trust and from the President of the Limerick Chamber of Commerce to Edward Granville Eliot, Earl of St Germains, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland relating to a bill for the regulation and extension of the fairs and markets of Ireland before parliament.

Copy order by the court to Edmond Moroney, former Treasurer, and William Lloyd, present Treasurer of the County of the City of Limerick, to make available at the next Spring Assizes all account books and other documents relating to sums advanced by the Government for the construction of the new Tipperary road and the new City Gaol.

Copy resolution by the Limerick Chamber of Commerce to empower its president and directors to dispose of money ‘necessary to carry the object of our Petition in the right of election into effect’.