Small hardback notebook in full calf binding, with tooled gilt morocco leather label on front cover embossed ‘Members of the Limerick Club’ in gold on the front cover. The book contains a list of some 700 names of club members, grouped in rough alphabetical order by surname initial. An alphabetical index at the beginning of the book gives the page numbers on which corresponding names can be found. Information relating to each member is limited to their surname and first name, except for military officers whose rank and regiment are included, usually at the expense of their first name. Many of the names have been crossed out, presumably indicating members who had died or left the club. Some of these have been crossed out with such a heavy hand as to render them illegible.
Limerick County ClubCopy of a pre-nuptial settlement dated 8 February 1681 between Edmond Pery of the city of Limerick esquire of the 1st part; Robert Rice of the city of Limerick of the 2nd part; and Bartholomew Stackpoole of Stackpoole Court, county Clare esquire and Stephen Comyne of the city of Limerick, gentleman of the 3rd part involving the hamlets and lands of Rathany in county Limerick containing by estimation 430 acres; the several messuages, land tenements and hereditaments with their appurtenances in the North Liberties of the city of Limerick commonly called North Priores [Priors] Land containing by estimation 40 acres; the Abbey called St Francis Abbey in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick commonly called South Priores [Priors] Land containing by estimation 120 acres; and Saint Mary’s House situate on the east side of the parish of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the city of Limerick.
Pery family, Earls of LimerickLetter from Barrington & Son, 10 Ely Place, Dublin to John Vanderkiste, Limerick enclosing a schedule of charges on the trust estate paid out of the fund in the Landed Estates Court, and discussing the jointure due to the Dowager Countess of Limerick and annuities due to Lady Gray, Lady Repton, and Lady Georgiana Pery out of the trust estate.
Pery family, Earls of LimerickThis sub-series contains agreements and covenants relating to the separation of 4th Earl of Limerick and his wife, Mary Josephine née Irwin (1867-1943).
Pery family, Earls of LimerickStatements of title and related observations concerning Samuel Moore's title to the Moynehall estate and the financial status of the estate.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanBond between James Walsh, distributor of vellum and parchment for the county of Cavan, Captain Samuel Moore of Cullis and Colonel Thomas Nesbitt of Lismore, all of county Cavan, for £3,000 to the Crown.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanSchedule of a negative search for judgments, revivals, decrees, rules and orders, recognizances and crown bonds, judgments at the suit of the crown, statutes, redocketted recognizances, and crown bonds, lis pendens, inquisitions, acceptances of office, and civil bill decrees for poor rates registered or re-registered against Samuel Moore from 27 June 1828 to 20 November 1852. Also a copy of same with additional explanations.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanThis sub-series contains material relating to a dispute over a bond of indemnity between Samuel Moore and his solicitor Robert Story.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanLetter from A. W. Irwin, 5 Gray’s Inn Square, London to Samuel Moore, the Rocks, Crossdoney, county Cavan seeking a part payment of £29.10.0 towards his bill of charge in the case of Moore v. Willes.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanNote relating to a codicil Major Moore wants prepared to his will.
Moore family of Moynehall, county Cavan