Marriage settlement between Patrick Nolan and Mary Anne Dunn (Edward Nolan's parents).

Parties:
Michael Kavanagh, Merchant, New Row, City of Dublin and William Dwyer, Gentleman, Usher's Quay, Dublin.

Property:
House and premises in New Row, city of Dublin.

Terms & Conditions:
For a term of 46 years, yearly rent of £100 to be paid in two even instalments on 25 November and 25 May.

Copy of the last will and testament of Richard Kavanagh, Merchant, Fleet Street, City of Dublin. Includes a list of his goods and property.

Marriage settlement between Richard Kavanagh and Sarah Archbold (parents of Fr Michael Kavanagh SJ).

Parties:
Robert Lord Archbishop of Dublin and John Archbold, Paper Merchant, city of Dublin.

Property:
David Owen's farm and Chamberlain's freehold, Lordship of Tallaght, County Dublin.

Terms &Conditions:
For a term of 21 years, yearly rent of £15 to be paid in four even instalments on the feast of St John the Baptist, St Michael the Archangel, the Nativity of our Blessed Lord and the Annunciation.

Other:
Signed and sealed by John Archbold.

Parties:
John Archbold, Paper Manufacturer, City of Dublin and Thomas Murphy, Farmer, Newtown, County Dublin.

Property:
Lands of Newtown, Castlebancroft, Fazakerly, Lordship of Tallaght, Barony of Uppercross, County Dublin.

Terms & Conditions:
In consideration of £500

Other:
Signed and sealed.

Material relating to 4 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Lease
Lessor: Edmond Henry, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham of the city of Limerick
Property: That plot of land in South Priors in the South Liberties in the city of Limerick which measures 25 feet at its front onto Richmond Place, Georges street and from front to rear two hundred feet, which is marked Number 4 on the map.
Terms and Conditions: Land let at an annual rent of £18-10-0 sterling for the lives of Conditions: Robert Newenham and Elizabeth Newenham, children of the lessee, and Reverend William Hoare of the city of Limerick.
Date: 1 April 1809
Size: 1 membrane

Renewal of Lease
Lessor: Edmond Henry, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham of the city of Limerick.
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 25 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet, marked ‘Number 4’ on the map with the original lease of 1809.
Terms and Conditions: In consideration of the payment of the sum of £18-10-0, the lease on the land is renewed for the term of the lives of Elizabeth Newenham, William Hoare and Charles Burton Newenham, the latter life inserted to replace that of Robert Newenham, now deceased.
Date: 1 July 1815
Size: 2pp

Renewal of Lease:
Lessor: Edmund Henry, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Charles Burton Newenham of the city of Limerick.
Property: That marked Number 4 on the map accompanying the original 1809 lease between Robert O’Callaghan Newenham and the Earl of Limerick, which measures from the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 25 feet and from front to rear 200 feet.
Terms and Conditions: In consideration of the sum of £18-2-2 the Earl of Limerick accepts the insertion of the name of Charles Vereker as one of the lives in the lease in the place of the recently deceased Reverend William Hoare. The property is let to Newenham at the annual rent of 17-1-6½ sterling for the term of the lives of the lessee, Eliza Newenham and Charles Vereker.
Date: 3 March 1832
Size: 1p vegetable parchment

Lease
Lessor: William Henry Tennison, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Theobald Pepper of Lissinisky, county Tipperary.
Property: That marked Number 4 on the map accompanying the original 1809 lease between Robert O'Callaghan Newenham and the Earl of Limerick, which measures from the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 25 feet and from front to rear 200 feet.
Terms and Conditions: In consideration of the sum of £21-11-2 paid by Pepper to the Earl of Limerick on the death of Lady Elizabeth Deane, née Newenham, one of the original lives of the lease of this land, the Earl lets the land in perpetuity to Pepper in return for the payment of an annual fee farm rent of £18-7-5.
Date: 20 March 1857
Size: 2pp vegetable parchment

Abstract of by Joseph Murphy Solicitors, 11 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin. Further abstract of a deed from 1858 between Theobald Pepper and Anne Stone Maunsell, 3pp.

Material relating to the sale of 3 and 4 Newenham Street, Limerick.

May 1907
Copy of negative registry search for acts affecting the lands of the Earl of Limerick undertaken by Barrington and Sons, Solicitors with accompanying explanations.
2 items

[1907]
Two copies of the Abstract of Title of the Right Honourable William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, Earl of Limerick from 9 October 1761 - 13 May 1907, covering lands in Limerick city and county some of which were leased by the Jesuits.
2 items

June 1907
Particulars of the sale of ‘Lots 2’ and ‘3’ of the Earlof Limerick’s Estate to the Jesuit Fathers negotiated by Stephen Hastings. Includes notice of the public auction, conditions of sale, description of plots and memoranda of payment.
12pp

5 June 1907
Statutory declaration by John Beatty Barrington before Justin McCarthy, Commissioner to Administer Oaths in the Supreme Court in Ireland, regarding his legal role in the sale of land of the estate of the Earl of Limerick.
2pp

19 November 1906-15 July 1907
Apportionment Account of Rent and Interest on ‘Lots 2’ and ‘3’ of the Earl of Limerick’s estate; two receipts for rent from the Reverend Michael Browne of The Crescent, Limerick and the representatives of Richard Russell.
4pp

August 1907- January 1908
File of preparatory material by Stephen Hastings Solicitors, in relation to the conveyance of ‘Lots 2’ and ‘3’ of the Earl of Limerick’s estate to the Jesuit community. Includes drafts of conveyances; schedules of deeds; final costs for solicitor’s work.
13 items

6-19 July 1907
Requisitions of title on behalf of the Jesuit Community for ‘Lots 2’ and ‘3’ of the Earl of Limerick’s Estate drawn up by Stephen Hastings, Solicitors with replies by Barrington and Sons, Solicitors, 10 Ely Place, Dublin 2.
3 items

4 July-4 October 1907
Cases drawn up by Stephen Hastings, 89 Georges Street, Limerick, given to counsel, D.F. Browne, to advise the Jesuit Fathers as to the title of the premises purchased by them from the Earl of Limerick described as ‘Lot 2’ and ‘Lot 3’ respectively.
7 items

29 May 1907-15 November 1907
Correspondence relating to the financial transactions associated with the purchase of the ground rents of ‘Lots 2’ and ‘3’ of the Earl of Limerick’s estate. Includes correspondence between Fr Michael Browne SJ, Rector of The Crescent and the Reverend Fr Assistant Walmesly SJ, and a letter in Italian from Fr General Francis Wernz SJ.
6pp

19 August 1907
Receipts for Water Rates payment by the Jesuit (-31 March 1913) Community of The Crescent, Limerick.
3 items

Conveyance:
Parties: (1) William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, Earl of Limerick. (2) The Equity Law Life Assurance Society, London. (3) Maximilian George Rooper, 17 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London. (4) John Henry Kennedy, Reepham, County Norfolk and Croker Barrington, Fitzwilliam Square, city of Dublin. (5) Reverend Michael Browne, Reverend Patrick Power and Reverend Patrick Tighe, The Sacred Heart College, The Crescent, Limerick.
Property: Part of the South Priors Land which now forms part of the Church of the Society of Jesus situate at Richmond Place otherwise the Crescent in the parish of Saint Michael and City of Limerick measuring in front to Richmond Place, 55 feet and from front to rear 200 feet, marked ‘Number 3’ on the map accompanying the 1809 lease.
Conveyance: In consideration of the sum of £850 sterling the fee farm grant to this property £39-9-2 free from all incumbrances is conveyed to Reverend Michael Browne, Reverend Patrick Power and Reverend Patrick Tighe.
Date: 7 November 1907
Size: 3pp vegetable parchment

Conveyance:
Parties: (1) William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, Earl of Limerick. (2) The Equity Law Life Assurance Society, London. (3) Maximilian George Rooper, 17 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London.(5) John Henry Kennedy, Reepham, county Norfolk and Croker Barrington, Fitzwilliam Square, city of Dublin. (5) Reverend Michael Browne, Reverend Patrick Power and Reverend Patrick Tighe, The Sacred Heart College, The Crescent, Limerick.
Property: Part of the South Priors Land which now forms part of the Church of the Society of Jesus situate at Richmond Place otherwise the Crescent in the parish of Saint Michael and City of Limerick measuring in front to Richmond Place, 25 feet and from front to rear 200 feet, marked ‘Number 4’ on the map accompanying the 1809 lease.
Conveyance: In consideration of the sum of £400 sterling the fee farm grant to this property free from all incumbrances is conveyed to Reverend Michael Browne, Reverend Patrick Power and Reverend Patrick Tighe.
Date: 7 November 1907
Size: 4pp

20 November 1910
Two schedules of documents relating to the tenancy of Robert Newenham O'Callaghan of plots of land at The Crescent belonging to the Earl of Limerick which subsequently became vested in the Jesuit Fathers.
2 items

1910
Account of moneys advanced by Stephen Hastings, Solicitor, for Bridget Stackpool, the total amounting to £25.
1p

Material relating to 5 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Lease
Lessor: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham
Lessee: Robert Maunsell, Trustee for the Society of the Tontine Building of Richmond Place.
Property: A plot of ground part of South Priors Lands in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the map containing in front to Richmond Place, Georges street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet
Terms and Conditions: Property let for the term of the lives of George Maunsell, Henry Maunsell and Frederick Maunsell, sons of the lessee, at a yearly rent of £85-6-3. Property is leased by Maunsell as a trustee for the Society of the Tontine Buildings, Richmond Place.
Date: 1 August 1809
Size: 2pp vegetable parchment
Other: Later copy included.

1 August 1811
Original and later copies of the articles of agreement of the charter party of the Tontine Buildings Company, Richmond Place West, in the Liberties in the city of Limerick. The shareholders agree that the company should build three houses at Richmond Place, with their investment of the principal sum of £3500, on the land leased by Robert Maunsell in trust from the Earl of Limerick for this said purpose. Articles further appoint the company directors and secretary and provide a schedule listing nominees for each of the shareholders.
3 items

Assignment:
Parties: (1) Robert George Maunsell and Anne Maunsell, widow (2) John Watson Mahony Esquire
Property: A plot of ground part of South Priors Lands in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the map containing in front to Richmond Place, Georges street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet.
Assignment: In consideration of the sum of 10 shillings sterling paid to each of them, Robert George and Anne Maunsell assign the property to John Watson Mahony in trust for the Tontine Building Society.
Date: 6 July 1833
Size: 2 membranes

Copy Fee Farm Grant:
Grantor: William Henry Tennison, Earl of Limerick
Grantee: Thomas Stuart of Combermere, county Cork
Property: All that plot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the 1809 map containing in the front to Richmond place, Georges Street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet.
Grant: Property is granted to Stuart in consideration of the payment of £200 and annual fee farm rent of £55-6-9.
Date: 14 February 1859
Size: 5pp

27 April 1870-16 January 1872
Copies of orders to wind up, to appoint the official liquidator, to sell and to vest property in the liquidation of the Tontine Building Company, Richmond Place, Limerick under the terms of the Companies Act of 1862.Orders drawn up by W.M. Beauchamp, 116 Grafton street, Dublin.
4 items

29 April 1872
Sale catalogue for plot of ground and the three dwelling-houses erected thereon at Richmond Place, West (The Crescent), in the city of Limerick issued by William Beauchamp, the solicitor having carriage for the sale.
1 item

22 May 1872
Negative Search for registry deeds affecting the land at South Priors in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick which measures 75 feet at its front onto Richmond Place and 200 feet from front to rear, on which are houses Number 12, 13 and 14. The search, lodged by W.M. Beauchamp, solicitor, 116 Grafton street, Dublin, is for deeds dating from 1809-1872 under the names of Robert O’Callaghan Newenham, Robert Maunsell, John Watson O’Mahony, Robert George Maunsell and Anne Maunsell.
1 item

30 September 1879
Account of costs and payment by Reverend Edward Kelly, Reverend Peter Foley and Reverend Dennis Murphy to John J. Dundon, Solicitor, for work in the period December 1872 to May 1873.
3pp

Copy Fee Farm Grant
Grantor: Thomas Stuart of Combermere, County Cork.
Grantee: John Watson Mahony of George Street, Limerick city.
Property: All that plot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the 1809 map containing in the front to Richmond place, Georges Street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet.
Grant: Stuart grants the property to Mahony in consideration for the payment of the annual fee farm rent of £78:15:0.
Date: 23 March 1871
Size: 5pp

Grant
Grantor: Lucy Anne, Marchioness d’Espinassy de Fontanelle of Breton Lodge, Leamington, county Warwick.
Grantee: Mary Frances Champion, wife of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Percival Champion of Combermere in county Cork.
Property: All that plot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the 1809 map, containing in the front to Richmond place, Georges Street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet currently leased to John Mahon Mahony. Also all that part of the lands of Gortatoher called Maryfield occupied by John Smith containing 22 acres 1 rood plantation measure situate in the barony of Bunratty, county Clare and a small field containing two acres held by James Nash also in the townland of Gortaloher.
Grant: The property is granted, ‘in consideration of the natural love and affection of the grantor for her sister the grantee and for divers other good considerations’.
Date: 16 December 1890
Size: 4pp vegetable parchment.
Other:Later copy included.

18 September 1876 (12 March 1885)
Will of Thomas Stuart, late of Combermere, Glounthaune, County Cork, retired captain in Her Majesty’s Navy. Stuart bequeaths all his property in Tontines, Limerick and Belvue, County Clare to his wife Lucy Stuart and to his daughter Lucy Anne. Later declaration by Robert Cades Assistant Registrar, Principal Registry, Dublin, notes how letters for the administration of the estate were granted to Stuart’s daughter, Lucy Anne, Marchioness d’Espinassy de Fontanelle of Combermere.
3pp

4 July 1927 - 14 April 1931
Copy of the will and probate of Lucy Anne,Marquise de Fontanelle. The Marquise de Fontanelle appoints herniece, Sybil Champion as trustee. She bequeaths her property to her sister Mary Champion and on the latter’s death, to her nieces Irene Mabel, Lilian and Sybil Champion, Maud Lucy O'Riordan and her grandnephew Stuart O'Riordan. To her sister she leaves in addition her father’s ‘swords and medals’ and to Stuart O'Riordan her father’s ‘gold pin (birds claw holding carbuncle)’.
3pp

1932
Abstract by R.E.Steward, Solicitors, Stroud, England, relating to the Tontine ground rent.
2pp

23 January 1931- 25 February 1933
Correspondence relating to the title to the land on which the Crescent College was built which is owned by the Marquise de Fontanelle. Includes letters from J.J.Dundon, Solicitors, to members of the Jesuit community, Rev. J.J. MacSheahan and Rev. Patrick O’Meara concerning issues such as ground rent.
4 items

23 January 1931-26 January 1933
File of correspondence relating to the sale of the groundrent of ‘Number 5’ Richmond Place, part of the estate of the Marquise of Fontanelle, to the Jesuit community. Includes letters by R.E.Stuart Solicitors, Bedford Street, Stroud Gloucester, acting for the Fontanelle estate, John J. Dundon. Solicitors, representing the Jesuits, J.J. Barrington and Company, Estate Agents and Anderson and Bland Solicitors, 10 Stephen’s Green, Dublin, who were responsible for title searches.
33 items

20 October 1932
Agreement between the Public Trustees Office and Sybil Champion on the one part and Reverend Fergal McGrath and Reverend Michael Browne of Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin, Reverend Cyril Power of Milltown Park and Reverend James Gubbins of the Sacred Heart College, Limerick, on the other, for the purchase, for the sum of £260, of the ground rent of £73:50 of ‘Number 5’, Richmond Place, Limerick city.
9pp

31 October 1932 - 13 January 1933
Draft and final version of requisitions required by the Jesuit Fathers from trustees for the Sale under the will of the Marquise of Fontanelle on the title to premises at Richmond Place in the parish of Saint Michael, city of Limerick, with annotations by R.E.Stuart, Solicitor; Common searches on the index of names for all acts affecting the land; Schedule of documents handed over by R.E.Stuart per Messrs. Anderson and Bland to John J. Dundon regarding the sale of the Tontine ground rents; Rulings on Titles and Directions for Searches by Anderson Bland solicitors, 10 Stephens’ Green;Extract from the Allocation Schedule from the Court of the Irish Land Commission relating to ‘Number 5’ Richmond place.
4 items

Draft Conveyance:
Vendors: The Public Trustees Office, England, and Sybil Champion of 10 Hauteville Court, Stamford Brook, London.
Purchasers: Reverend Fergal McGrath and Reverend Michael Browne of Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin, Reverend Cyril Power of Milltown Park and Reverend James Gubbins of the Sacred Heart College, Limerick.
Property: The Ground Rent of £73:50 for the plot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 5’ on the 1809 map containing in the front to Richmond place, Georges Street, 75 feet and from front to rere 200 feet
Terms and Conditions: The ground rent is sold for the sum of £260.
Date: 11 November 1932
Size: 4pp

16 January 1933
Draft and original statutory declaration by Robert Edward Stuart, Bedford Street, Stroud, Gloucester, England, solicitor, in relation to the sale by Sybil Champion of the ground rents of £78-15-0 payable out of part of South Priors Land, now Richmond Place, George’s street, Limerick, to Reverend Fergal McGrath SJ.
3pp

3 February 1933
Application by Fr Fergal McGrath SJ, to the Estate Duty Office of the Irish Free State for exemption of the Jesuits from the payment of death duties on ‘Number 5’, Richmond Place following the decease of Lucy Anne, Marquise of Fontanelle.
1 item

25 January 1933
Form completed by R.E. Stuart, Solicitor for the Revenue Commissioners upon the transfer of the fee simple of houses Numbers 12, 13 and 14 Richmond Place from the estate of the Marquise of Fontanelle to named members of the Society of Jesus.
4pp

28 February 1933
Report by John J. Dundon, Solicitors, on the title to property of the Jesuit Fathers on which is built the Sacred Heart Church and College in Limerick.
1 item

Material relating to 6 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Copy Lease:
Lessor: Edmund Henry, Earl of Limerick.
Lessee: Robert Newenham O'Callaghan
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rere 200 feet.
Terms and Conditions: Land is let at an annual rent of £37-10-0 for the natural lives of Robert Newenham, son of the lessee, Reverend William Hoare of the city of Limerick and Dean Nash, son of Jagues Nash of Brinny, County Cork.
Date: 1 April 1809
Size: 3pp
Other: Includes copy made in 1923 of original lease.

Fee Farm Grant:
Grantor: William Henry Tennison, Earl of Limerick
Grantee: Robert Keays of the city of Limerick
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors’ land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rear 200 feet.
Grant: Property is granted to Keays in perpetuity upon the payment of the annual fee farm rent of £37-3-2.
Date: 7 September 1857
Size: 5pp
Other: Copy made in 1923 of original grant.

Conveyance:
Parties: (1) David Lynch, Judge of the Landed Estates Court of Ireland. (2) John Quain, General Manager of the Union Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin.
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors’ land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rear 200 feet.

Conveyance: Land is conveyed to John Quain, in consideration of the sum of £430 sterling due to the Union Bank from the estate of Robert Keays. Land continues to be subject to the annual fee farm rent of £37-3-2.
Date: 22 June 1867
Size: 3pp
Other: Schedule of tenants with annual rents due attached. Copy of lease made in 1923.

Material relating to 7 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Lease:
Lessor: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham
Lessee: Michael Rochford
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors Land in Richmond Place measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rear by a stable lane.
Terms and Conditions: Land let for the term of the lives of Michael Rochford, Patrick Rochford and Paul Rochford, nephews of the lessee at an annual rent of £28-8-9.
Date: 21 May 1813
Size: 1 membrane
Other: Later copy included.

Lease:
Lessor: Michael Rochford, merchant, city of Limerick.
Lessee: Reverend William Deane Hoare, clerk, of the suburbs of the city of Limerick.
Property: The dwelling house in Richmond Place lately built by the lessor and now in the possession of the lessee together with the yard, offices, vaults, areas and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Terms and Conditions: In consideration of the sum of £113-5-0 sterling the house is to be let for the lives of Deane Wallace Hoare, Charles Burton Hoare and Edward Hoare, at a yearly rent of £100 sterling to be paid in two even and equal instalments.
Date: 25 July 1814
Size: 1 membrane
Other: Later copy included.

Surrender:
Parties: (1) Reverend William Deane Hoare, clerk, of the suburbs of the city of Limerick. (2) George Maunsell, John Kennedy and Robert H. Maunsell in the estate of Michael Rochford is now vested.
Property: The dwelling house in Richmond Place built by Michel Rochford, which was leased to William Hoare in 1814 together with the yard, offices, vaults, areas and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Surrender: Hoare surrenders the property back to the trustees of the estate of Michael Rochford in accordance with the terms of his lease of 1814.
Date: 1 May 1819
Size: 3pp
Other: Later copy included.

Assignment:
Parties: (1) Robert Maunsell, Joseph Fisher and Richard Nugent. (2) Daniel Gabbett. (3) Robert George Maunsell
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors’ Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rere by a stable lane.
Assignment:Maunsell, Fisher and Nugent with the approbation of Daniel Gabbett assign the lease of the property to Robert George Maunsell in consideration of the sum of £650 sterling paid to them.
Date: 16 August 1821
Size: 2 membranes
Other: Later copy assignment included.

Renewal Lease:
Lessor: Charles Burton Newenham of the city of Cork, solicitor.
Lessee: Robert George Maunsell of the city of Limerick.
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors’ Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rear by a stable lane.
Terms and Conditions: In consideration of the payment of the renewal fine of £13-2, Newenham inserts the life of George Maunsell in the place of that of Michael Rochford, deceased, who was one of the lives originally let for this land in 1813. Land is let at a yearly rent of £25-6 sterling.
Date: 3 September 1836
Size: 1 membrane
Other: Later copy included.

25 May 1836; (13 March 1838)
Copy of the last will and testament of Robert George Maunsell. The house at Richmond place is bequeathed to his wife Maria, and on her death to his children, daughters, Anne, Louisa, Maria, Georgina, Mabella, Emma, Eliza and sons Standish Grady and George. His eldest son Robert is bequeathed all his other landed property. He is to distribute the charges on his estate among his wife, younger sons and daughters. He appoints Henry Maunsell and Robert Thomas Maunsell executors. The codicil makes provisions for a further son and daughter, John Minton and Martha Sophia Edith Maunsell.
5pp

Assignment:
Parties: (1) Maria Maunsell, widow of Robert George Maunsell, and children John Minton Maunsell and Martha Sophia Edith Maunsell. (2) Anne Stone Maunsell, Louisa Emma Maunsell, Maria Maunsell the younger and Robert Thomas Maunsell
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rere by a stable lane, with the house and its contents.
Assignment: Maria Maunsell the elder acting also on behalf of her youngest children John and Martha assigns the property to her elder children on condition that they pay her an annuity of £50.
Date: 8 October 1842
Size: 3 membranes
Other: Later copy included.

Fee Farm Grant:
Grantor: Anne Stone Maunsell, spinster.
Grantees: The Honourable Lewis Alexander Grant and Georgina Grant otherwise Maunsell, his wife, Mabella Maunsell, Emma Maunsell, Eliza Maunsell, Standish Grady Maunsell, George Maunsell.
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet, in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rear by a stable lane, with the house and its contents.
Grant: The property is granted by Anne Stone Maunsell to the grantees on condition of payment in two even and equal instalments of an annual fee farm rent of £27-7-5 sterling.
Date: 21 June 1858
Size: 1 membrane
Other: Later copy included.

14 July 1864
Search for acts affecting the house and premises at Richmond Place, Newtown Perry, in the parish of Saint Michael, Limerick city, by Robert George Maunsell, The Honourable Lewis Alexander Grant and Georgina Grant, otherwise Maunsell, his wife, Mabella Maunsell, Emma Maunsell, Eliza Maunsell, Standish O’Grady Maunsell and George Maunsell, for Joseph Murphy. Search consists of the abstracts of nine deeds dated 1838-1862.
2pp

25 July 1864
Search for judgements and bonds against Robert George Maunsell from 1844-1864. The search does not yield any results according to the registrar for judgements W.H.Scrivner.
2pp

Assignment:
Parties: (1) The Honourable Lewis Alexander Grant and Georgina Grant otherwise Maunsell, his wife, Anne Stone Maunsell, Mabella Maunsell, Emma Maunsell, Reverend Thomas Henry Gollock and his wife Eliza Gollock, otherwise Maunsell, Standish Grady Maunsell, and George Maunsell. (2) Reverend Thomas Kelly, Roman Catholic Clergyman, of the city of Limerick.
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172 feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rear by a stable lane, with the house and its contents.
Assignment: The property is assigned by Lewis Alexander Grant and others to Reverend Thomas Kelly in consideration of the sum of £700 sterling and the payment of an annual fee farm rent of £27-7-5.
Date: 26 August 1864
Size: 2 membranes
Other: Copy included.

22 September-3 November 1864
Copies of affidavits by Eliza Grace Gollock and Georgina Grant, acknowledging assignment (26 August 1864) in which they give up their interest in the property at Richmond place, Limerick, with accompanying certificates issued by various Commissioners of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland.
2 items

18 August 1864
Acknowledgement by Louisa, Countess of Seafield, nee Maunsell, and her husband Lord Henry Loftus that they have no claim whatsoever on the house at Richmond Place, in the parish of Saint Michael, Limerick, formerly owned by Louisa’s father, Robert George Maunsell.
1p

Deed of Trust:
Parties: (1) Reverend Thomas Kelly, upper Gardiner street, city of Dublin. (2) Reverend Edward Kelly, Reverend Peter Foley and Reverend Denis Murphy of the Crescent, city of Limerick.
Property: The plot of ground marked ‘Number 7’, part of the South Priors’ Land in Richmond Place, measuring 25 feet in breadth and 172feet in depth bounded by in front by Richmond place and in the rere by a stable lane, with the house and its contents.
Trust: Reverend Thomas Kelly grants this property to Reverends Kelly, Foley and Murphy in consideration of the sum of 5 shillings paid to him.
Date: 23 December 1872
Size: 3 items
Other: Earlier draft copy included with the opinion thereon of L. M. Porter

1885
Schedule of the deeds and documents relating to premises situate at Richmond Place, the Crescent, Limerick belonging to the Jesuit order drawn up by Francis A. O'Keefe solicitors, 101 George street, Limerick; List of title deeds connected with property belonging to Robert George Maunsell, Richmond Place, Limerick.
2 items

Material relating to 3 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Lease
Lessor: Edmond Henry, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham of the city of Limerick
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 55 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet, which was marked ‘Number 3’ on the map originally accompanying this lease.
Terms and Conditions: Land let at an annual rent of £40 Irish currency for the lives of Robert Newenham and Elizabeth Newenham, children of the lessee, and Reverend William Hoare of the city of Limerick.
Date: 1 April 1809
Size: 1 membrane
Other: Later copy included.

Lease:
Lessor: Edmond Henry, Earl of Limerick
Lessee: Robert O'Callaghan Newenham of the city of Limerick.
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 55 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet, which was marked ‘Number 3’ on the map accompanying the lease of 1809.
Terms and Conditions: The lease on the land is renewed for the term of the lives of Elizabeth Newenham, William Hoare and Charles Burton Newenham at an annual rent of £40 Irish currency.
Date: 1 July 1815
Size: 2pp

Conveyance
Parties: (1) Mountifort Longfield and Charles James Hargreave, two of the Commissioners for the Sale of Encumbered Estates in Ireland. (2) Richard Russell of the city of Limerick.
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 55 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet, which was marked ‘Number 3’ on the map originally accompanying the lease of 1809.
Conveyance: The lease for this land is conveyed to Richard Russell in consideration of the sum of £255 paid into the Commissioners account in the matter of the estate of Francis Begley, assignee of the estate of Philip William Russell, deceased owner, and Elizabeth Sayers, petitioner.
Date: 22 November 1851
Size: 1p vegetable parchment

Fee Farm Grant
Grantor: William Henry Tennison, Earl of Limerick
Grantee: Richard Russell of the city of Limerick
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 55 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet which was marked ‘Number 3’ on the map accompanying the lease of 1809.
Grant: The land is granted by Tennison to Russell in perpetuity in consideration of the payment of annual rent amounting to £36-18-6.
Date: 25 September 1855
Size: 2 items
Other: Original and counterpart of the grant.

Conveyance
Parties: (1) Richard Russell of the city of Limerick (2) Very Reverend Joseph Lentaigne, Reverend Edmond Joseph O'Reilly, Reverend Edward Kelly.
Property: Land in South Priors, in the South Liberties, city of Limerick measuring at the front to Richmond Place and Georges Street 55 feet, and from front to rear 200 feet, together with the large mansion house and offices erected thereon, marked ‘Number 3’ on the map accompanying the lease of 1809.
Conveyance: Property is conveyed by Russell to the Jesuit clergymen in consideration of the sum of £3,500. Land remains subject to the payment of the annual fee farm grant of £36-18-6.
Date: 31 December 1861
Size: 3pp

Copy of statement by Richard Russell to the Reverend Joseph Lentaigne and the Reverend Edmund J. O'Reilly that following the agreement of 10 December 1860 he will surrender the mansion house and property at Richmond place which he now occupies to the Jesuits on 1 May 1862, 2pp (31 December 1861).