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Letter from J Murray Walker, enclosing an affidavit for him to sign for the Land Commissioners, commenting that they seem to have sanctioned the rest of the sales.

Letter from J Murray Walker, stating that John Wilson Lynch's error will have to be explained to the Commissioners. He states that it would be well if Dermody and McInerney's lands could be quickly let to another tenant to ensure that the sale goes smoothly. He has heard from Mr J Quin, the Comte de Basterot's agent, that the survey is being made but the sea shore makes it very complicated.

Letter from GH Lyster, enclosing an affidavit for him to sign, telling him to enclose amendments if he feels it necessary.

Letter from G H Lyster, explaining that the delay by the Land Commissioners in moving forward the case.

Copy list of tenants and amounts paid, with interest, for the Roo Demesne, Leagh North and Shanclogh.

Letter from J Murray Walker, informing him that title 'was admitted yesterday' and he hopes at long last to have overcome all the delays. He states that he will be at the hotel in Kinvara to collect the money, and that be well if Connor, 'your bailiff' got all the tenants to turn up.

Letter from J Murray Walker, stating that the agreements were with the registry office for three days, and would be sent when they reached his office. He mentions the death of Mr Lyster's mother.

Letter from G H Lyster, telling him that Mr Walker's costs cover all of his costs also. He comments that he was only telling him the probable balance and that Mr Walker would be in touch about the matter.

Letter from J Murray Walker, commenting that the tenants have not paid the amounts due from them. He has told Connor to let them know that he will direct a solicitor on Saturday to begin legal proceedings. John Killeen has asked him to delay until May. Walker comments that 'he is one of the most respectable of the whole lot' and recommends that he is given the time. He also comments of the case of the wife of the evicted tenant, who was still in possession, he told her that she would get jail again if she meddled with the land in any way. In a postscript GH Lyster suggests that a local solicitor would be best to deal with the tenants. He is making out the title to the de Basterot estate and asks if it would be possible to look at the abstract of title John Wilson Lynch was given when buying the Duras estate.

Memorandum of John Wilson Lynch stating that he had received a letter from William Connor of Leagh informing him that McInerney held a piece of land for which he paid no rent. The land can be seen from Martin Whealan's holding, with whom McInerney is having a dispute. It is stated that Pat Burke of Kinvara sold the land to McInerney for £3.