The Bantry Estate Collection - University College Cork Library

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68 11 July1890
Assignment of the full benefit of a covenant on the part of the late William
Henry Hare White, 3 rd Earl of Bantry for the payment of the sums of £32,000,
£1,000, £600, £400, £1,000 and £1,000 (of a sub-mortgage taken out on the
14 th May 1870), and full right to recover and receive and give effectual
receipts for the sums in the name of Robert White and Jeremiah Francis
Leonard. It is made by Jeremiah Francis Leonard, Reen Lodge, Adrigole,
Robert White, Reen Lodge, Adrigole, and parties mentioned by Schedule, to
Herbert Charles West, (Solicitor), City of Dublin. West is to hold this upon
trust as security of payment to the parties of the Schedule. Lists the parties
within a Schedule from 1876-1890, giving dates, parties involved, amounts
and addresses. Includes a copy of the assignment.
69 11 July 1890 – 20 April 1891
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Agreement made between Robert White and Jeremiah Francis Leonard, and
William Smiddy (Victualler), Grand Parade Market, Cork. They demise to
Smiddy the Royal Naval Hotel, Castletown Berehaven, for 99 years, subject to
a proviso for redemption. If they should pay Smiddy £2,000 with interest of £5
per cent per annum before the 1 st January next, he will surrender the premises
back to them. If not paid, they will pay the interest half yearly on the 1 st
January and the 1 st July. They will insure the premises for £1,200. If the
interest should be paid on time, Smiddy agrees not to press for the full £2,000
until after five years from the date of this indenture. Includes a schedule of
lands and premises referred to in the document; and an indenture agreed in
1891 that White and Leonard agree to pay any interest due on the security of
£36,000 on the mortgage of £2,000 within 90 days of it being due. Also a
schedule of debts taken out by White and Leonard.
70 13 Oct. 1891
see also
88, 94
Mortgage of £400 with interest of £10 per cent per annum, taken out by
Robert White, Jeremiah Francis Leonard, Alicia Leonard (Wife), all of Lee
View, Sundays Well, City of Cork, and John Michael Sullivan (Shopkeeper),
Castletown Berehaven, with Andrew Collins (Clerk of the Petty Sessions),
Skibbereen, against a charge on the Bantry Estate, amounting to £36,000.
They agree to pay to Collins the full amount with interest, on the 1 st April
next. Any amount due after this date will be paid with interest half yearly on
the 1 st October and the 1 st April.
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