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Letter of John Comyn, Ballinderry, Ballinasloe, relating to a payment of £11.18.2 income tax. Includes a half page entitled 'Rents and Rly dividends, Uncle Richard's bequest to me' (Mar - Aug 1905). Also cheque for £11.8.2.

Letter from John Comyn, Thomond House, Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare, enclosing his account for the year ending Nov 1906. vouchers and a cheque in which he mentions having met Tilly Redington on the train. Enclosures, account, vouchers and statements of interest in lieu of rent collected by the Land Commission, which give the name of each tenant, townland, sum paid for the purchase of their holding and the interest paid.

Letter from John Comyn, Ballinderry, Ballinasloe, enclosing his account for the year ending Nov 1907, vouchers and a cheque. Enclosures, account, vouchers and statement of Land Commission interest.

Notification of the payment of a sum of £11.4.5 to John Wilson Lynch's trustees by the Land Commission.

Copy letter of John Wilson Lynch to the Estate Duty Office, Somerset House, London, informing them of his plans to sell railway stock and asking about the amounts to be paid by instalments.

Letter from Estate Duty Office, Somerset House, London, giving details of the duties and interest due and asking him to forward certain assessed accounts if he wishes to pay the duties on the real estate by instalments. Includes envelope (19 Oct 1905) and a receipt for £679.18.4 from the Provincial Bank of Ireland to John Wilson Lynch (1 Aug 1908).

Letter from Winterbotham, Gurney & Co., solicitors, Cheltenham, relating to the sale of railway stock and again pointing out the distinction between duties on the personal estate, which can be paid out of capital, but succession duty on the real estate must be paid by him. He has the option of paying the later by instalments. The cost of their charges will be ten guineas.

Copy of a letter from Fanny Wilson Lynch, Belvoir, Co Clare, to the Estate Duty Office, Somerset House, asking them to send the amount of duty owed on the personal estate and how much in half yearly instalments on real estate. She states that her husband is still unwell.

Demands and memorandum relating to the payment of the third instalment of estate and succession duty on the real estate of Anna V Foster. Includes note in John Wilson Lynch's handwriting that he paid the third installment of the duty £31.1.8 (28 Apr 1906). Also printed memorandum from the Estate Duty Office.

Copy telegram from John Wilson Lynch to Estate Duty Office, Somerset House, London, stating that the property has been sold to the Land Commission 'who should be applied to for duty claimed'.