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20 years at an annual rent of £860 payable quarterly on the 24 June, 29 Sept.
25 Dec. and 25 March. A clause states that every 6 years Meagher must
“perambulate….the means and bounds of the said premises” or be fined £2.
Also the French’s Agent is to be allowed view the premises on demand and
Meagher is to supply him with a plan of the true bounds and limits of the land
or be fined £2.
869 5 May 1815
Letter to Mrs. Hall, Upper George Street, Limerick, from T. Jackson,
Bruselles, “happy to find that you are at last satisfied that the past shall be
buried in oblivion”. He hopes their misunderstandings are now behind them,
adding his wife Helen has written to her a letter “submissive & dutiful”.
Relates their journeying since leaving Caen’s and subsequent flight when
news of Bonaparte’s landing reached then. The journey to [the Netherlands]
was fraught with mishaps, which he recounts humorously. They have settled
at Brabant where “Johnny Frog wont be inclined I think to trouble us”. He is
confident that the monarchy will be restored and feels the majority of the
people support the king. They plan to move towards the Rhine assisted by
their children’s nurse and her sister “they are invaluable servants, Humble,
careful of our interest & most solicitously watchful of & Attentive to our
Children” (Helena, Tom & Fred). Directs her to tell Bindonhe has written to
him and if the old tenants at Fanninstown do not pay the rent due “I wish
ejectments to be served on them as well as the rest”.
870 2 Dec 1836
Assignment of Mortgage of £1632 by the Rev. Walter Cramer Roberts of
Glasnevin Co. Dublin to Thomas Tilly of Henrietta Street, Dublin. The deed
refers to and indenture dated 22 Aug 1836, by which Thomas Hynes of
College Green on foot of a debt of £1600 owed to Walter Cramer Roberts, did
assign the house and lands of Kingstown, 3 houses on Prospect Hill, 3 cabins
at Bohermore, a house and yard in Buck Street, 4 houses and shops in High
Street, a yard and store on Merchants Road all in the parishes of St. Nichlas &
Rahoon, Galway Town. Tilly now takes over the said mortgage.
871 30 Mar 1848
Conveyance. Thomas Tilly, Henrietta Street, Dublin, to Henry Rosenthal,
Merchant, Nassau Street, regarding several premises in the town of Galway, in
the parishes of St Nicholas & Rahoon. Originally granted by Thomas Hynes
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