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Viscount Glentworth’s statement of position concerning the family’s settled and devised estates and the charges to which they are subject.

Valuation for probate of silver and plate, the property of the late [4th] Earl of Limerick by R. Wallace, Gold and Silversmith, Limerick.

Photocopy of a transcript made of the inscription on the Hartstonge Monument at Bruff, county Limerick.

Hardcover tenement valuation book with index of the estate of the [3rd] Earl of Limerick for counties Limerick, Cork, and Clare. The right hand pages have been numbered consecutively from 1 to 147, while the left-hand pages bear no pagination. The entries have been arranged first by county and then by ward or townland, as follows. For County Limerick: Abbey Ward; Castle Ward; Custom House Ward; Dock Ward; Market Ward; Shannon Ward; Glentworth Ward; Irishtown Ward; South Suburb Ward; and Knockainy. For County Clare: Kilkishen; Cloontra; Cloghera; and Quin. For County Cork: Kilmacleine; Ballyclogh; Mallow; Blackrock Ward; Caherduggan; and Bawncross. Recorded information for each tenement includes a map reference; name of street (where applicable); name of occupier; name of immediate lessor; description of tenement (e.g. ‘house & yard’; ‘house & small garden’; ‘shop & rooms’; ‘school’, etc.); size of area in acres, roods, and perches (in most cases left blank); rateable annual valuation of land (in most cases left blank) and of buildings; and total rateable annual valuation. There is also a column for observations but this has not been used.

Table prepared by Rooper & Whately solicitors listing purchase applications from the 4th Earl of Limerick’s tenants, providing the application number where relevant; number of the holding on a map; name of townland; name of tenant; amount of advance applied for where relevant; queries, mainly concerning ownership disputes and the state of repair of holdings; and responses to the queries by John Barrington solicitor.

Supplemental Bill of Complaint in Chancery in the case between William Hale John Charles, [3rd] Earl of Limerick and others, plaintiffs; and William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe Pery commonly called Viscount Glentworth (an infant), defendant.

Summary of lots of the 4th Earl of Limerick’s sales, listing number of lot; amount of rent; years purchase; reserve proposed; and remarks.

Statutory declaration to the Court of the Irish Land Commission by John Beatty Barrington, Barrington Street, Limerick, land agent that the [4th] Earl of Limerick is a limited owner of the lands of court in the county of Limerick, which include the lands comprised in an agreement dated 1 March 1907; that Viscount Glentworth is entitled to the first vested estate in the said lands; that Viscount Glentworth is under the age of 21; that the aforementioned lands are subject to certain encumbrances now vested in the Equity and Law Life Assurance Society; and that the said Society is not under any disability.

Statement regarding the rental income of the [3rd] Earl of Limerick’s Irish estates and charges to which they are subject, and the securities of the Equity and Law Society mortgage.

Statement of position concerning the [3rd] Earl of Limerick’s settled and devised estates, and A[rthur] P[epys] Whately’s opinion thereof.