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Copy scheme of charity by William Leake for the establishment of a school in Limerick.

Copy settlement of the [4th] Earl of Limerick’s Irish estates made between William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; May, Countess of Limerick, his wife of the 2nd part; and John Henry Kennedy of Whitwell Hall, county Norfolk esquire and John Beatty Barrington of Limerick city esquire, as trustees, of the 3rd part.

Copy speaker’s warrant for the inspection of all public rolls and poll books on foot of the petition by Thomas Spring Rice complaining of an undue election and return for the City of Limerick.

Copy statements of position by Rooper & Whately of the 4th Earl of Limerick’s settled and devised estates following the completion of sales of property in Limerick city by auction and sales of agricultural property through the Land Court.

Colour photocopy of a bound hardback volume containing a summary of the settled and devised estates passing on the death of William Hale John Charles, 3rd Earl of Limerick, and the charges to which they are subject; includes a family pedigree. Lacking copies of pages 2 and 8, and with two copies of page 13.

Copy transfer of existing mortgage security between Nassau William Senior of Kensington Gore in the county of Middlesex Esquire and Charles Purton Cooper of Boulogne-sur-Mer in the kingdom of France, Barrister at Law of the 1st part; William Henry Tennison [2nd] Earl of Limerick of the 2nd part; the Honourable William Hale John Charles Pery, commonly called Viscount Glentworth of the 3rd part; John Ellis Clowes of the Temple in the city of London and Thomas Glover Kensit of Skinners Hall in the city of London of the 4th part; George Rooper of 26 Lincoln’s Inn Fields in the county of Middlesex esquire of the 5th part; and John Vanderkiste of Limerick land and estate agent of the 6th part on the life interest of the Earl of Limerick in settled estates in Limerick, Cork, and Clare and a further mortgage by appointment for term under power of a re-settlement of 19 May 1862 to secure £25,000 and interest.