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answers same. Copy reply from George Ryan on reverse advising Grehan that
the costs in the matter seem exorbitant.
583 12 Nov 1836
Letter to George Ryan from [his brother] John D. Ryan, No. 4 Bath Buildings,
Cheltenham, discussing mutual friends and George’s trip home to Inch.
Moves on to enquire about the sale of wheat on the estate and requests George
to go to Liseria and check why Gorman needed the chestnut horse there for so
long. Enquires about other work Gorman should have attended to and encloses
instructions for work for George to read to Gorman.
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584 29 Nov 1836
Letter to George Ryan, Inch House, from Lord Hawarden, Dundrum, Co.
Tipperary, replying to his inquiry, and informing him that with reference to
the recent Memorial sent by the Landed Proprietors of North Tipperary,
proposing to divide that county into two Ridings, it did not appear that the
Baronies of Kilnamamagh or Eliogathy could be included in the Northern
Riding.
585 8 Dec 1836
Letter to George Ryan from GH Bennett, discussing family news and events.
Expresses her hope that he will not be alone over Christmas and mentions the
[Barry] family whom she is introducing in Dublin, “ I am sorry I cannot give
them an introduction to Lady Bernard as we are not on terms”. Mentions her
boys are to go to [Inlacestone], reluctant, as she is to part with them they
cannot be kept at home “where there are no advantages to be had”. She
comments on the recent run on the Banks and the confusion it caused. Closes
describing her health as poor and notes the delay in the progression of Peter
Grehan’s matrimonial affairs.
586 11 Dec 1836
Letter to George Ryan, Inch House, from Stephen Grehan discussing financial
matters. Grehan thanks Ryan for the £600 received via Colonel [Laor],
explaining he had to lend Mr. Whyte £1000 for “a very urgent call on him”.
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