Warrant of execution issued to Charles Taylor for refusing to give up possession of his premises at Pound Lane, Clogheen, county Tipperary. Also see P43/1/1/4/1/10.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianWarrant of execution issued to Bridget Connors for refusing to give up possession of her premises at Pound Lane, Clogheen, county Tipperary. Also see P43/1/1/4/1/11.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianThis sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's novel The Man in Brown, published in 1945.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerThis sub-series contains mainly photocopied material relating to aspects of Maurice Walsh's career as a customs and excise officer.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerEnvelope containing slightly differing typescript versions of a children’s story entitled Wally the Wall written by Frances Condell. With minor pencilled corrections. Some of the copies bear the pseudonym *'Jack and Jill'.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickWall calendar in Celtic design.
Daly Family of Limerick CityCopies of a poem entitled Waiting… written by Frances Condell under her own name.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickHardback wages book, recording name and address of labourer, dates and number of days worked, and fee paid. With an index. For related loose inserts, see P43/1/1/2/1/2/8.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianThis sub-series contains letters and royalty statements from W. and R. Chambers publishers.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerBound softback volume containing on the first pages minutes of the Dispensary committee meetings between 1835 and 1846 and statistical reports from 1843 and 1850. The latter report reveals that the Dispensary struggled to continue its activities at this time because of the lack of resident subscribers. It also notes that ‘Population now much reduced 2/3s of census of 1841’. The minutes of the first meeting, held on 6 January 1835 to form the Dispensary, includes a list of names of subscribers and of potential subscribers to be solicited. Minutes of the second meeting, held on 2 February 1835, incorporate the agreed rules and regulations of the Dispensary. Subsequent meeting notes revolve primarily around funding and accounts. The second part of the book commences upside down from the rear of the volume and comprises income and expenditure accounts, account summaries and lists of subscribers between 1835 and 1848. There are also pro forma notices and text to be used on receipts.
Cratloe and Meelick Dispensary