Showing 34658 results

Draft Constitution as Approved by Dáil Éireann. [1937.]

Draft deed of assent between the National Bank Limited (the executor) and Helen L. Allott (the beneficiary), vesting in Allott all the estate and interest of the late Reverend Andrew Chartres Brew Molony of the Vicarage, Great Gidding Huntingdon, county York, and releasing the executor from any subsequent costs or proceedings. The deed refers in particular to properties at Corofin.

Draft disentailing deed prepared by E. White, 16 Molesworth Street[, Dublin], concerning a marriage settlement and related hereditaments in respect of unidentified parties but presumably Helen Mary Matilda Morony and Edward Locke Lloyd, who married in 1917.

Draft document entitled Achievement (1834-1928) outlining the crisis faced by the Irish bacon industry as a consequence of foreign competition, and steps taken by O’Mara Limited to rise to the challenge. With handwritten amendments.

Draft address prepared for Ferenka Recorder, in which Herrema bids farewell to his Irish colleagues and thanks them for their support and friendship during his 2½-year stay in Ireland.

Draft general release and indemnity between Thomas Frederick Knipe of Erne Hill, county Cavan and Samuel Moore of Cavan, county Cavan of the first part; Theophilus Thompson of Cavan and Isabella his wife of the second part and James Edwards of The Cloughs, county Stafford of the third part. Also a copy of same.

Photocopy of a typescript introduction with handwritten amendments by Lorna Reynolds and Robert O’Driscoll to a volume entitled The Speckled Bird in the Yeats Studies series. Pagination.

First two pages of an introduction to a volume entitled Yeats and the Occult in the Yeats Studies series.

Draft lease between John Hyde of Cregg, county Cork, esquire, of the first part; and Thomas Barry of Ballyenihan, county Cork, farmer, of the second part.

Property: That part of the lands of South Ballyenihan lately in the tenancy of Thomas Noonan and commonly called Paddock containing 20 acres and one perch plantation measure.

Term: For three lives or 21 years.

Conditions: £2:10:0 sterling for each acre payable by two equal half-yearly instalments on 25 March and 25 September. A note in the margin questions the amount of rent payable.

Other: The lease is unsigned and the words ‘not executed’ have been written on the cover in pencil.

Draft letter from Stephen O’Mara, Strand House to Ernest Proud, concerning his personal will.