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Agreement between Dominick Browne of CastlemcGaret, Esq. of the first part; John, Lord Baron Mounteagle and Oliver Martyn of Tulliry, Esq. of the second part; Sir Henry Lynch of Castlecarra and Robert Lynch Blosse his son and heir, of the third part. It settles the marriage settlement (LE50/3/41) and demises the rights to the property to Dominick Geffrey Browne, son of Dominick and Harriet, his deceased wife.

Deed of agreement between Edmond Donoghue and Mathias Thomas Smyth, Roscrea, Co Tipperary, brewer, to charge that part of the lands of Gorteen, occupied by James Carrig with an annuity or rent charge of £20 to pay off the remainder of £152 with interest. He has already repaid £82.7.0.

Agreement between Sir Peter French of Galway, Knight, Sir Henry Lynch of Galway, Knight and Baronet, Thomas Lynch, Doctor of Phisick, Dominick Browne and Martin Lynch fitzHenry of Galway, merchant. It recites a lease of Walter, earl of Ormond and Ossory and Edward Comerford of Moyhober, Co. Tipperary demises various townlands in the Barony of Borresowle and the country called Owleaghtragh, Co. Mayo along with other lands in the Barony of Irrish [Erris]. This is granted to him for 61 years at a rent of £100 p.a. He demises his rights to his three daughters Mary Darcie alias French, Maggie Martin alias French and Ellice French and their respective husbands, Sir Henry Lynch, Dominick Browne and Martyn French.

Agreement between Sir Robuck Lynch of Corrindally, Co. Galway, Baronet, and his younger brothers Dominick and James Lynch in relation to the £800 bequeathed to them by their parents. Sir Robuck undertakes to pay the debts owed on their father’s estates and to honour the jointures to Dominick and James.

Draft of agreement between William Wilson Lynch and Messrs E&G Stapleton, agreeing to pay 2% of the sale price to the solicitors for their work on the sale of the estate.

Agreement by the tenants to bind themselves over to the peace in the area of Woodquay, and if there are disagreements in relation to the lands granted them by Dermot O'Connor of Silane, that they sort the problem amongst themselves. The tenants are P M Donoghue, D Melville, W Boyle, Mich. Donoghue, J Reilly, T Gilmor, M Reily, M Roache, T Cahill, Eanias McDonill, M Finegan, J Tianay, M Hynes, B Fearney Jnr., M Linnane, R Milon, F Bryan, T Milote, T Finnegan, W McDonough and P Tianey.

Handwritten memorandum of agreement between Massy Dawson of Ballinacourte and Gilbert Augustus. The landlord agrees to let Ballinacourte and gives exclusive rights of sporting for three calendar months and twenty-one days from the 25 September for £120 payable to J.A. Lumley and Co (agents of the landlord.)

Agreement Margaret Mitchell with William Daly, whereby Margaret Mitchell agrees to sell to William Daly for £800 the farm of Brackloon and for £600 the lands of Attymon and Laragh and setting out the terms. Maxwell, Weldon and Co, solicitors.

Agreement of Dermott Donelan of Silane, County Galway, and Margaret Donelan of Woodquay, County Galway, paying her £200 sterling. It recounts the history of the encumbrance from 1758 when a Patrick Flynn received a judgement in the Court of King's Bench from Dermott Donelan. The inheritors of the charge, Richard Rawson and his wife Marcia are paid £500, of which £200 go to Marcia's sister Margaret Donelan.

Deed of release between Richard Rawson and Marcia his wife, to Dermot O'Connor relating to judgements won against him in the Court of King's Bench by Patrick Flynn in 1758, and another judgement obtained by John Trewlis against Dermot O'Connor in 1772. Dermot is released from these judgements for the sum of £500.