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Hardback rent book relating to holdings in Cappawhite, Carunahalla and Clogheen, recording the name and number of denomination, name of tenant, poor rate if applicable and rent paid. Paginated, with the first page numbered 478.

Hardback rent book of Viscount Lismore’s tenants in Clogheen, county Tipperary, containing daily entries of rents received.

Hardback rent book of Viscount Lismore’s tenants in Clogheen, county Tipperary, containing daily entries of rents received.

Rent book of Eyre Coote’s Fingal and Maryborough estates with an alphabetical index to tenants and notes on the history of the two estates. The book record the denomination, tenant, acreage, valuation and tenure of each holding, payments and deductions made and observations; with loose inserts.

Rent accounts relating to townlands in the Poor Law Union of Clogheen, listing denomination, townland, date of payment, amount due, poor rates and income tax deducted, and amount paid.

Renewal of a lease dated 12 April 1810 between Edmond Henry [1st] Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; and the Reverend Averell Hill, Archdeacon of Limerick of the 2nd part of the half lot of ground marked no. 3 in the plan of a new town laid down by David Dukart in 1765 and described in a map annexed to the original lease [now not present] dated 26 April 1791 being part of the Strand adjoining the River Shannon at South Priors Land in the Liberties of the city of Limerick containing in front towards the river 99 feet and in depth from a new intended street to low water mark which said premises are bounded by two streets intended to be left 60 feet wide each and by an intended quay and half lot of ground in Lancelot Hill’s possession. Term: three lives renewable forever. Conditions: yearly rent of £13.8.1½ sterling, together with one peppercorn as a fine for the renewal of each life, if demanded. Also a second renewal of the lease to Averill Hill dated 2 June 1828; and a third renewal to Walter Hussy Hill dated 16 July 1832.

Renewal agreement of a lease by Thomas Barrett and Patrick Barrett of part of the lands of Knockdrislagh.

Reminder from the Legacy Duty Department, Stamp Office, Dublin for unpaid legacy duties under the will of the late Gerard Moore.

Hardback notebook with the remainder of a draft of the novel The Hill Is Mine from P7/2/1/7/4. From the front, pages 84-175 on right-hand pages, beginning ‘Chapter VI’: ‘Ruary disappeared among the alders’; upside down, from the back pages 266-304, beginning: ‘The bracken was nicely dried’ (25-29 January 1940). Some alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

This sub-series contains ephemera relating to Thomas Clarke and his son Thomas James Clarke.