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Costs associated in the matter of Thomas, Anthony and John Yeadon Ormsby, minors, taxed by Townsend in 1834. Solicitors are Mills and Echlin, 12 Gloucester St., Dublin.

Instruction for Counsel on behalf of Thomas Ormsby Esq., Junior to settle deed making tenant in the precipe and a recovery of lands in the County of Mayo. For Henry Adair. Includes Adair's opinion. Dated 27 [Nov] 1833.

Bound volume of copy letters written by Adam Ormsby in connection with the will of Owen Phibbs of Merrion Sq., Dublin and of which he was an executor, to various people including John Ormsby; the Earl of Kingston; Henry Cary; Thomas Montgomery Esq.; Peter Phibbs; Messrs. La Touche Co.; Messrs. Greenwood, Cox and Co.; Archdeacon Verschoyle; E.M. Lewis Esq.; Miss Phibbs; Rev. Sir Francis Lynch Blosse; Patrick Touhy; Ormsby Phibbs; John Ormsby of Lakelands, Castlebar was agent for Owen Phibbs. Includes a letter mentioning the death of his brother Peter on 18 August 1834 (19 Nov 1834). There are also a number of enclosures including a letter from Henry Cary and a page relating to the registering of a Marriage Settlement between Annesley Cary of Portarlington and Mary Phibbs (rod 449.36a.288706 (14 Mar 1792) and three copy documents relating to the leasing of lands from the Bishop of Killala (Rev. Cary of Killala). Adam died in April 1835.

Includes draft and copy letters by Adam Ormsby

Letter from Adam Ormsby of Ballinamore relating to his military career.

Draft letter from Adam Ormsby of Ballinamore relating to his military career.

Draft letter from Adam Ormsby of Ballinamore relating to his military career.

Letter from Adam Ormsby of Ballinamore relating to his military career.

Letter from Palmer Browne, 21 Cuff St., Dublin, to Elizabeth O'Malley, Grenville St., Dublin, asking for financial assistance as he was 'reduced to the utmost distress' due to a lawsuit he was involved in with his nephew Lord Kilmaine.