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Parts of a proof copy of Nine Strings to Your Bow.

Loose pages containing parts of handwritten draft of the short story The Red Girl. Begins: ‘The Major-General took his cigar from his lips.’ Alterations. Pagination, some pages missing.

Hardback notebook with parts of handwritten draft of the novel The Hill Is Mine. Begins with ‘Prologue’: ‘The scene of this chronicle is Scotland of the Highlands…’ and continues on the right-hand pages in sequence, pages 1-83; from the back of book upside down, section dated 17 January 1940 beginning with ‘Chapter XII’: ‘Stephen went across to the croft’, pages 176-257. Continued on loose pages inserted in the front (pages 258-265). Alterations. Pagination.

Loose pages containing parts of a draft of the short story The Red Girl. Begins: ‘The hotel lounge was big Michael Flynn’s best room, a great, wide, low apartment’. Alterations. Pagination, some pages missing.

Particulars of the allocation of assets in the Land Court in order of priority concerning the 4th Earl of Limerick’s estates prepared by Rooper & Whately.

Particulars of the [4th] Earl of Limerick’s settled and devised estates, revised 13 July 1912.

Particulars of security for a proposed loan of £3,000 at 4 ½ per cent interest.

Particulars and conditions of a sale by auction of part of the estate of Eyre Coote in Mountrath, Queen’s county, consisting of valuable building sites and well-secured rents, payable out of houses in the town. Includes a map of the properties.

Bound volume containing the rental, maps, particulars and conditions of the sale of ground rents, portion of the City of Limerick estate of the 4th Earl of Limerick, by public auction on 3-7 June 1907 by Messrs James H. North & Co., Dublin. The volume provides a detailed description of each of the 247 lots in tabular form, listing the lot and map numbers; denominations; grantees’ and lessees names; dates of gale days; yearly rent; tenure; and observations. The columns ‘yearly rent’ and ‘tenure’ of Lots 42 (p. 47) and 51 (p. 55) have been cut out. In addition, the pages containing Lots 3-4, 17-18, 33-38, 48-49, 66-67, 99, 121-122, 215-218 and 228-231 have been removed. Several maps are inserted between the pages, but some of these are now missing. Of the surviving maps, numbers 3, 4, 5 and 7 are loose and maps 8, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 17 are bound into the volume, but not in numerical order. Also see P51/6/1/2/3/7.

Particulars and conditions of sale of the land and house in and adjacent to the town of Maryborough together with 164 shares in the Maryborough Gas Company arising from the death of Patrick Quigley and an order from the Chancery to settle his estate.