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This sub-series contains notices to quit, costs of ejectment, notices of auctions and distrainment, notices and certificates of agreement for fixing fair rent, deeds of attornment and a schedule of compulsory purchase order concerning tenancies on the Shanbally Castle estate in county Tipperary.

Blank notices of distrainment.

Notice to quit issued to Bridget Connors, widow, Pound Lane, Clogheen, county Tipperary. Also see P43/1/1/4/2/4.

This sub-series contains declarations, warrants, recognizances and summonses relating to the Cahir Petty Sessions Court.

Summonses issued to defendants to appear at the Cahir Petty Sessions Court. The charges relate primarily to assault and battery, and the use of threatening language.

This sub-series contains mainly material relating to various legal disputes involving the O'Callaghan family and schedules of compulsory purchase order concerning the Shanbally Castle estate in county Tipperary.

Affidavit signed by Lawrence Casey testifying to a sum of money owed to him by Cornelius O’Callaghan for lime burnt. The affidavit includes a note from Charles Tuckey, Parson’s Green, Clogheen, county Tipperary attesting to the fact that the complainant is wretchedly poor and appealing to O’Callaghan’s representative Mr Conellan to pay the demand.

This sub-series contains correspondence generated by the land agents in charge of the Shanbally Castle estate in county Tipperary.

Hardback letter book containing copies of letters and summaries of agreements relating to estate management, mainly rents, leases, ejectments and financial matters.

Letters from assorted correspondents, as follows: Edward M. Taylor discussing his financial difficulties, the general election, and the poor state of his mother’s health; Joseph Thompson relating to a sale of wool; Cornelius Kelleher of Knockdrislagh seeking a receipt of a year’s rent paid; John Bell concerning payments made to him for works at Shanbally Castle; Rowland Bourke enclosing his accounts (now not present); Keady Bourke stating that he will not redeem Banteer and requesting the return of his money; Jeremiah Lane of Gurteenbeha relating to the quarrying of stone, stripping of bark, and the sale of a horse; Richard Tooker seeking to take a lease of Viscount Lismore’s shooting rights on his mountain near Banteer; J. V. Carpenter complaining about the conduct of quarrymen at a quarry in Gortmore; and John Turner relating to a dispute over a passage leading to his place through his neighbour’s field. Also a petition signed by Viscount Lismore’s tenants on the lands of Feohanagh, county Limerick, enclosing a memorial (now not present) to be forwarded to Viscount Lismore. Also one undated note [by Taylor?] ordering receipt stamps from Dublin.