Showing 17741 results

Letter from William Sheehy, Cork, to Cornelius O’Callaghan concerning the sale and purchase of various items of merchandise.

Last page of a letter from James Butler, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cashel to an unidentified group of gentlemen, urging them to exercise their vigilance and diligence 'to extirpate vice, & plant virtue & good morels [sic] that they may gain the Celestial Reward'. The missive incorporates a letter from Ellicebeth Swift addressed 'to all & every Clergymen [sic] in Care of souls within the Dioceses of Cashel & Emly', accusing them of ill treatment and threatening to make them 'dance & gallop in sich [sic] a manner that the Munster Lass in her Prime would not catch you till you pass the post at Mitchelstown' if they do not mend their ways. The letter constitutes a rare and useful account of relations between clergymen and parishioners within the Catholic Church in the archdiocese of Cashel and Emly from the female perspective.

From William Knaresbrough [to Cornelius O’Callaghan?] enclosing a copy of his letter to Mrs O’Callaghan relating to the valuation and sale of her park and paddock. With related notes and valuations.

Receipts for rents received from Walter Whitshed and Mary Parnwell on account of rent due to Henry O’Brien out of the lands of Bohercroe [Bohercrow, county Tipperary] in part of interest money due to Cornelius O’Callaghan.

Softback ledger containing mainly accounts of rents and annuities received by Denis O’Callaghan. For related loose inserts, see P43/1/1/2/1/2/1.

Assignment of lease between Michael Lewis Henry White and Thomas White, city of Dublin, Gentlemen, of the first part, Robert Lewis, city of Dublin, gentleman, of the second part and the Reverend Charles Coote, Dean of Kilfenora, of the third part.

Property: The towns and lands of Straboe containing 319 acres and 30 perches plantation measure and Derrygarran containing 241 acres and 28 perches plantation measure situate in Queen’s County together with all houses, edifices and appurtenances to the said premises.

Term: For the remainder of the original term of three lives.

Conditions: Five shillings sterling.

Receipts mostly for interest received on mortgages and securities, signed by Cornelius O’Callaghan, originally inserted between the pages of P43/1/1/1/1.

Half year’s rent roll of St Leger St Leger Esquire’s estate at Killmeaden [county Waterford] for 1 November 1773, listing tenants’ names, denominations, rent due, and rents received.

Softback ledger containing a rent roll of Cornelius O’Callaghan’s estate as returned to Francis Ryan in 1761-1764, recording tenant’s name, holding, when due, annual rent and fees, and total due. Also estate income and expenditure accounts to 1774.