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Statutory declaration to the Court of the Irish Land Commission
Statutory declaration to the Court of the Irish Land Commission
IE 2135 P51/6/2/3/10 · Item · 27 March 1907
Part of The Limerick Papers

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.

 Pery family, Earls of Limerick
Status Report on Nuclear Power, ESB
IE 2135 P28/1/3/12 · Item · 1978
Part of The Simon Dalby Papers

S. F. Coakley, Status Report on Nuclear Power, ESB: An update of a paper presented to the Institution of Electrical Engineers (Irish Branch) in November 1975. Dublin: Electricity Supply Board, 1978.

 Dalby, Simon, Professor Emeritus
Statue at Aylesford Friary, Kent
IE 2135 P12/5/4/9 · Item · 2 June 1965
Part of The Kate O'Brien Papers

Black and white photograph (140 x 90 mm) of statue of Saint Anne with Our Lady and the Infant, Jesus, at Aylesford Friary, Kent. Contains a handwritten note on the back by Kate O’Brien which reads ‘Saint Anne (with Our Lady and the Infant Jesus.) … Aylesford Friary. June 2, 1965.’

 O'Brien, Kate (1897-1974), writer
Statistics relating to the profit and loss made by agricultural schools
IE 2135 P101/3/4 · File · 8-12 September 1877
Part of The Mungret Agricultural School Papers

Statistics extracted by John Kenny from the annual reports of the Commissioners [of National Education] relating to the profit and loss made by various agricultural schools in Ireland between 1864 and 1874. The statistics are followed by a statement by Kenny explaining that the dramatic reduction in profits, which occurred in 1869, was not limited to the Limerick Farm and did not result from Kenny’s neglect of his duties as superintendent but from an exceptionally wet winter followed by an extremely dry spring and summer. Attached to the statistics are copies of character references from District Inspector M. S. Seymour and R. Potterton of the Royal Hotel, Buxton, attesting to Kenny’s good character.

 Mungret Agricultural School
Stationery
IE 2135 P74/1/2/1/19 · File · [c. 1960s-1970s]
Part of The Lorna Reynolds Papers

Writing paper and envelopes bearing the logo and address of University College Dublin; three versions of writing paper bearing Dr Lorna Reynolds’ name and the logo of University College Galway, otherwise identical but bearing different phone numbers; writing paper bearing the letterhead of the Irish Federation of University Women; writing paper bearing the logo of IASAIL; an compliment slip and sheets of writing paper bearing the letterhead of University Review.

 Reynolds, Lorna Teresa (1911-2003), academic and poet