Showing 43332 results

Draft of memorandum of John Wilson Lynch to [GH Lyster, outlining the case of John Dermody and his eviction from the lands in question.

Letter from GH Lyster, 34 Dawson St., Dublin, stating that the Commissioners intend to send Mr O'Kelly to inspect the lands and will let him know when he will visit. He advises having 'a good man to point out the farms'.

Letter from John O'Kelly, Corville, Roscrea, Co Tipperary, to GH Lyster, stating that he will inspect the estate the following Saturday and Monday.

Letter from J Murray Walker, 13 Lorne Terrace, North Circular Road, stating that it is only now the Commissioners have sought an inspection, and that there has been a long delay from them.

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 GH Lyster, stating that if he can get a proposal from McInerney and Dermody in relation to the lands, he will place it before the Land Commissioners at once.

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 J Murray Walker, stating that he received a letter from the Land Purchase Commission to say that they had sanctioned the advance except Dermodys and McInerneys. He does not feel that there will be any further problems.

Letter from J Murray Walker, stating that Morough O'Brien of the Land Commission suggested that the two outstanding certificates should be in the name of adjoining tenants to save expense. He asks what he thinks of this and states that papers relating to the rent charge and drainage charge have been lodged.

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