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This sub-series relates to financial and administrative matters arising from the death of Samuel Moore’s solicitor Robert Story [on 16 April 1853].

Poem entitled Début, unattributed but written in Condell's hand.

Deceased Patient’s Effects form in the name of Miss Kathleen O’Brien from Canterbury Group Hospital Management Committee, Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury, which records the patient’s name, ward, date, and description of articles. The form is signed by Mary O’Neill and witnessed by [E. Binfold].

Declaration by John MacNamara of Court in the parish of Kildimo, county Limerick, former servant to the late Sir Henry Hartstonge, that Sir Henry Hartstonge died on 25 February 1797 without issue; that following his death the late [1st] Earl of Limerick came into possession of the Hartstonge estate in the parish of Kildimo; and that this estate is now and has for many years past been known as the Court Estate.

Sworn declaration by William Morony, Fortlawn, Ballyglass, county Mayo, of the birth of his son Henry Vereker Lloyd Morony on 1 July 1854 at 50 Camden Street, Dublin. Morony notes that the birth took place three days before he attended an auction in Castlebar at which he purchased the Fortlawn property from the Encumbered Estates Court.

Declaration of secrecy signed by Walsh (address given as Templemore) affirming that he will not disclose financial information obtained in the course of his duty. Also signed by John Connolly, Justice of the Peace.

Deed of apprenticeship between Michael Frost of the first part; Solomon Frost of the second part; and C. V. O’Malley of the third part.

Deed of attornment signed by occupants of unspecified premises in Clogheen, county Tipperary to become tenants of Viscount Lismore. With a related list.

Deed of covenant between William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, [4th] Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; May Countess of Limerick, the wife of the Earl of the 2nd part; and Ellis George Whately of No. 17 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, solicitor as trustee of the 3rd part, whereby the Earl covenants to pay to the Trustee the annual sum of £875 to be held in trust for the Countess for her separate use; 10 August 1928; with a related letter from May, Countess of Limerick to Ellis George Whately dated 31 August 1928.

Deed of release by the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland of part of the lands of Ballinruane, county Limerick. The deed relates to a loan of £600 to Thomas Edward Lloyd, Heathfield, county Limerick, secured by a charge on the townlands of Ballinruane, Ballyroan and Heathfield, county Limerick. Having received the sum of £25 from Lloyd, the Commission releases from the charge those parts of the townland of Ballinruane, county Limerick, held by D. O’Connell, J. Corkery, M. Hayes, T. Carroll, J. Fitzgibbon and T. Goold, containing 72 acres 2 roods statute measures. The deed incorporates a map of the townland of Ballinruane to the scale of 6 inches to 1 statute mile, with the released holdings highlighted in red.