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599 10 Feb 1836
Copy of the reply by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, to an address from
the County of Tipperary, presented 18 th Feb. 1836. He expresses his
satisfaction gained from the expressions of confidence he received, and
comments on “the total absence of any political discontent” in the County.
600 25 January 1851
Bond of Indemnity. Whereby Edward Lalor Cambie of Templemore; The Rt.
Hon. Richard Lalor Shiel, Her Majesty’s Consul at Florence; Soloman Lalor
Cambie of Kiltoran; Francis Meagher of Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin,
Barrister, and Joseph Hanly of Lower Gardiner Street, agree to pay £10,000 to
George Ryan of Inch , who as High Sheriff of Co. Tipperary has agreed to
appoint Edward Lalor Cambie as his Under Sheriff on the provisos he adheres
to the rule of law and carries out his duties honestly and diligently.
9.5 Letter from Catherine White, wife of George Ryan
601 19 April 1864
Original & Copy letter from Catherine Ryan to her son George in Naples.
Gives news of home, including farming activities. All is quiet “The country
seems in a soporific condition”, but the price of cattle has risen unexpectedly
high. Refers to a forthcoming flower show in Dublin “to which the
fashionable look forward greatly”, adding “I believe this has not been a
particularly gay season for Catholics at least in Dublin. We don’t hear of
many balls or parties”. Gives news of neighbours, Lenigans, Cardens and
Trants. She has not given his address to his brother John at Stonyhurst as the
postage would be too expensive “as the contents will be chiefly to enlighten
you on the prospective cricket etc this season at Stonyhurst”.
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