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Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to Michael Corcoran the yard with the stores and out offices thereon situate on the east side of Church Lane, Maryborough as tenant from year to year from 1 May 1899 at the yearly rent of £6 payable half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November. Corcoran to keep the premises in good order.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to Michael Delany the semi-detached dwelling house and premises, yard and garden situate on the south side of the Dublin Road, Maryborough, being the western half of the premises lately in his occupation from year to year from 1 May 1898 at the yearly rent of £12 to be paid half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November. Delany to keep the house and premises in good order and to use it as a private dwelling house only.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to Philip Lynch a cottage and garden on south side of Dublin Road, Maryborough adjoining Mr Diamond’s house for 5 years from 1 February 1898 at the yearly rent of £12 payable half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November. Lynch to keep the house and premises in good order and to use it as a private dwelling house only. The tenants of the adjoining house are to retain the right to use the passage at east side of the property.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to the Reverend James Harris, Reverend Christopher Coyne and the Reverend John Kearney the house, out offices, gardens and land situate on the north side of Church Street containing 2 acres, 1 rood and 10 perches statute measure as tenants from year to year from 1 May 1899 at the yearly rent of £18 payable half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November in every year. Harris, Coyne and Kearney to keep the house and premises in good order and to use it as a private dwelling house only.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to Thomas Francis Flood the semi-detached dwelling house and premises, yard and garden situate on the south side of the Dublin Road, Maryborough, being the western half of the premises lately occupied by Joseph King as tenant from year to year from 1 November 1898 at the yearly rent of £12 to be paid half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November. King to keep the house and premises in good order and to use it as a private dwelling house only.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to William Crolly the semi-detached dwelling house and premises, yard and garden situate on the south side of Dublin Road, Maryborough lately occupied by Thomas Flood as tenant from year to year from 1 April 1902 at the yearly rent of £12 payable half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November in every year. Crolly to keep the house and premises in good order and to use it as a private dwelling house only.

Agreement by Eyre Coote to let to William Stenson the house and garden in Coote Street, Mountrath, Queen’s County lately in possession of Fenton Brien (who has been evicted) for the term of 21 years beginning from 1 May 1883 at the yearly rent of £2 5s sterling payable half-yearly on 1 May and 1 November. Stenson to keep the house in good and substantial repair during his term.

Agreement between Henry W. Waterling of the town of Brookhaven, county of Suffolk and state of New York, and Thomas J. Clarke of the Borough of Brooklyn, city and state of New York for the sale of a parcel of land in the town of Brookhaven to Clarke for the sum of $3,600.

Agreement between Richard Studdert Reeves of 51 Merrion Square Dublin, Solicitor, and John Jacob Cooke Collis of 47 Essex Street, Strand London, Solicitor, trustees of the will of the late John Hyde Esquire of the first part and Norton Charles Martelli of Monabeg, Fermoy in the county of Cork, Lieutenant-Colonel Indian Staff Corps of the second part.

Property: The dwelling house known as Creg House furnished and the offices, gardens and the gate lodge attached thereto, and the small field known as the Castle Paddock, and such privilege (not however exclusive) of shooting over the Creg Demesne as the owners have power to let.

Term: Three years commencing on 15 October 1902.

Conditions: Yearly rent of £80 by half yearly payments on 15 April and 15 October.

Agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to Christopher Dowling the garden adjoining and running parallel to the Borris Road late occupied and used by Richard Mahoney from week to week from 31 January 1925 at 6 pence per week payable on Saturday in every week. Dowling to make good any damage to the said garden and wall enclosing same.