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to Thomas Brabazon by Mortgage dated 22 March 1833, subsequently
assigned to Thomas Tilly and now held in Trust by Rosenthal for the benefit
of the creditors of Thomas Hynes.
872 7 May 1853
Assignment of premises at Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, subject to the life use of
Henry Darley jr. of Stillorgan. Henry Darley jr. of Kildare Street, Land Agent
& George Johnston Darley of Kildare Street, Civil Engineer 1 st part;Henry
Darley 2 nd part; Richard Guiness Hill & Amy Georgina Hill 3 rd part;Andrew
Cartan, Merchant, of Stillorgan Brewery; 4 th. Property consisting of 8a 3r 13p
in Stillorgan, All above to sell to Cartan for £1 subject to the life interest of
HD.
873 21 July 1858
Deed of Assignment, Robert Murray and Alexander Thompson McFarlane, 61
William Street, Dublin, Trustees of the Provincial Bank of Ireland of the 1 st
part; Michael Murphy of [Mounthrath] Street, Dublin, assignee of Andrew
Cartaro, Joseph Cartaro, Edward Duffy (Bankrupts) and Edward Fottrell of
Fleet Street Dublin 2 nd Part and Joseph Henry Ferguson of Stillorgan, 3 rd part.
After paying Murphy £30, Murray, McFarlane and Murphy make over to
Ferguson a field comprising 8a 3r 13p, part of the lands of Stillorgan, for the
remainder of the term as set out in a lease dated 10 Jan 1794 ( 88 years and 6
months).
874 11 Feb 1860
Counterpart of Lease of a dwelling house and premises 36 Georges Street,
Limerick. John O’ Brien, Mountjoy Square, Dublin and others to Stephen
Hastings, Brush Manufacturer, Limerick for a term of 200 years at an annual
rent of £75, payable biannually on the 1 May and 1 Nov., on condition the
premises will not house the business of Soap Boiler, Tallow Chandler, Vintner
Publican or Victualler, Hatter, Coppersmith, Pewterer or Brazier on pain of a
levy of an extra £75 p.a. In 1878 the annual rent was reduced to £70.Lease
features an ink and wash plan of the premises by William Corbett, City
Surveyor.
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