Unità archivistica 67 - 15 Newenham Street, Limerick

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Material relating to 15 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Lease:
Lessor: Mary de Courcy, Drostwich Spa, Worcestershire, England
Lessee: Mary Liddy, 27 Catherine Street, Limerick city.
Property: The plot of ground together with the dwelling houses thereon known as ‘Number 15’ Newenham Street, and the two small houses at the rear thereof, measuring in front facing Newenham Street 21 feet 8 inches and in the rear 52 feet.
Terms and Conditions: Property is let for a term of 99 years at an annual rent of £12.
Date: 31 December 1943
Size: 4pp including map.

29 February 1944
Solemn declaration by Alton S. Murphy of James Murphy and Son Estate Agents O'Connell Street, Limerick relating to the lease, 31 December 1943, between Mary de Courcy and Mary Liddy.
3pp

Draft Assignment:
Parties: (1) Mary Liddy, 27 Catherine street, Limerick city. (2) Reverends Cyril Power of Clongowes Wood College and Fergal McGrath of 35 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin, members of the Society of Jesus.
Property: The plot of ground with the dwelling house thereon known as ‘Number 15’ Newenham Street and the two small houses at the rear thereof.
Assignment: Liddy assigns the property to Reverends Power and McGrath in consideration of the sum of £500 for the residue of the term of 99 years subject to the annual rent of £12.
Date: 22 February 1957
Size: 3pp
Other: Includes two solicitors’ letters on the subject of the assignment.

22 February 1957
List of title deeds relating to the premises at ‘Number 15’ Newenham Street, Limerick prepared by John J. Dundon, Solicitors.
2pp

20 February 1957-27 February 1957
Material relating to the payment of income tax on property purchased by the Jesuit community at The Crescent, Limerick, which had been leased by Mary Liddy.

29 May 1957
List drawn up at The Crescent, Limerick, of title deeds relevant to the purchase by the Jesuit Fathers from Mary Liddy of leasehold interest in Number 15 Newenham Street and two small houses in the laneway at the rear.
2pp