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Surrender of lease between William Dunlea of Knockananig, county Cork, farmer, of the first part and John Hyde of Cregg, county Cork, esquire, of the second part.

Property: All that and those that part of the lands of Cregg, containing about 28 acres and 19 perches like measure bounded on the east by a bye road, on the south by the high road leading from Fermoy to Ballyhooly and on the north and west by another part of said lands of Cregg in the possession of Michael Moloney situate lying and being in the barony of Fermoy and county of Cork with the appurtenances as then and still in the possession of the said William Dunlea.

Conditions: Dunlea to be released and discharged from the fulfilment and performance of the covenants and conditions of the original lease; and Hyde to pay Dunlea ten shillings before the execution of the deed in consideration of the surrender.

This sub-series contains supporting documentation providing proof of the claims made in the statements of title in the case of Moore to Jackson.

Supplemental Bill of Complaint in Chancery in the case between William Hale John Charles, [3rd] Earl of Limerick and others, plaintiffs; and William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe Pery commonly called Viscount Glentworth (an infant), defendant.

Small square of paper with sundry notes and the address for RTÉ 2.

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.

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

Summons from Petty Sessional Division of Faversham, Kent, addressed to Kate O’Brien at 177 The Street, Boughton, Kent, regarding complaint from Rating Authority for Rural District of Swale in connection with outstanding payment of £13.42, plus £1.10 in costs amounting to £14.52, and with instruction to appear on Wednesday 20 March 1974 before the Magistrates’ Court sitting at the Guildhall, Faversham. Letter is annotated in O’Brien’s handwriting noting the following, ‘9 March, ’74. Dear Sirs, Sorry about this, but I have been ill, and away from home for a long Time. I enclose my cheque for £14.52. Kate O’Brien’. Attached to the letter is a receipt for £14.52 dated 11 March 1974.

Summer programmes.

Poem entitled Summer Love written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Summary sheet entitled ‘Carnsore Addresses’, listing the name of each county, sequential numbering and totals. Also see P28/2/3/1/2.