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Particulars of judgment in the Court of Queen’s Bench in the [first] case of Robert Story Plaintiff and Samuel Moore defendant and a related certificate of satisfaction of judgment. Corresponds to item no. 45 on the schedule in P15/3/5/1/1.

Abstract of search for judgments and recognizances covering the years 1839-1850 relating to Samuel Moore. The document lists the judgments and recognizances which appear unsatisfied and not vacated.

This sub-series contains correspondence relating to the sale of Kilnacrott by Samuel Moore to William Hague.

Fragment of a letter from Samuel Moore, Windham Club to ‘Albert’ [John Albert Nesbitt?] advising him that ‘I really do not think it is prudent to proceed further until something definitely is arranged.’

Letter from M. Connor notifying an unidentified recipient that he has received the original registry searches due for judgment [in the case of Moore to Hague].

This sub-series contains material relating to a dispute over a bond of indemnity between Samuel Moore and his solicitor Robert Story.

Copy letter from Samuel Moore, United Service Club, to an unidentified recipient [but possibly William Tatlow] asking to be furnished with Mr Story’s costs without delay.

Costs between solicitor and client furnished by Robert Story, late solicitor to Samuel Moore, in the case of Edward King Tennison plaintiff and Samuel Moore and others defendants; prepared by John Collum.

This sub-series contains material relating to the case of Moore v. Willes.

Letter from A. W. Irwin, 5 Gray’s Inn Square, London to Samuel Moore, the Rocks, Crossdoney, county Cavan seeking a part payment of £29.10.0 towards his bill of charge in the case of Moore v. Willes.