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From the War Office to Adam Ormsby, staying at The Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden, [London] regarding his arrears in the 49th Regiment.

Copy letter from Adam Ormsby, Fermoy, Co. Cork, to Col Yates, 49th Regiment, Fermoy, submitting his application "for the sale of my Commission of Major in the 49th Regiment, in which corps I have had the honour to serve nearly twenty eight years, being appointed as ensign to it in the year 172 ,,, I purchased a company in said regiment in the year 17[ ] ... I have served several years in the West Indies at the commencement of the War in 1793 and in various other climates to the great injury of my constitution, which has become so weak and rheumatic as to compel me to make this request ..."

Letter from B. Glegg, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, to Adam Ormsby, Ballinamore, refers to his "... having lodged the regulated amount of my purchase money in the hands of Messrs. Greenwood, Cox and Co. on the 17th April ... and the exact rate of exchange at the time ..."

Letter from Peter Warren, Henrietta St., Dublin, to Adam Ormsby, 13 Charlemont St., Dublin, regarding Adam's claim against the estate of the Rev. Sir Francis Lynch Blosse.

Letter from Peter Warren, Henrietta St., Dublin, to Adam Ormsby, 13 Charlemont St., Dublin, regarding Adam's claim against the estate of the Rev. Sir Francis Lynch Blosse.

Letter from D. Lambert, 13 Charlemont St., Dublin, to Adam Ormsby, 13 Charlemont St., Dublin, from whom Adam has his lodgings. Mainly concerning various complaints involving Mrs. Lambert and Adam's servant and the use of utensils.

Letter from Anne Ormsby, Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, wife of Anthony and sister-in-law, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, largely concerning money matters particularly to do with George's St. and Hollybrook properties. Includes a list of payments, April 1832 - September 1833.

Letter from Thomas Ormsby, Ballinamore, son of Anthony Ormsby and his first wife Rebecca Elwood, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, following Christopher's compliance with Thomas' request "... I hope you will not have any trouble from the trusteeship ... and is sorry "to find you will not have any trouble from the trusteeship ... and is sorry "to find you have changed your plan of coming down again to this country ..." Also a short note from John Ormsby saying that he expected him to spend "the summer with me in Lakeland ..."

Letter from Thomas Ormsby, son of Thomas Ormsby and his wife Ann O'Malley of Knockmore, County Mayo, nephew, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, regarding money matters and papers referring to the George's St. property.

Letter from Thomas Ormsby, son of Thomas Ormsby and his wife Ann O'Malley of Knockmore, County Mayo, nephew, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, regarding money matters and papers referring to the George's St. property.