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Copy of Probate for Thomas Ormsby of Ballinamore, granted to Anthony Ormsby, one of the executors of the will. Includes copy will which mentions his wife Elizabeth nee Ruttledge, sons Anthony, Thomas, Peter, Adam, George, John and Christopher; leaves lands of Lisbragan and Clonfinance to Thomas; his sister Anne Ormsby and his daughters Sarah and Ann Phibbs. Executors are his two eldest sons Anthony and Thomas, of Knockmore, with two codicils dated 1816 and 1817. Witnesses are William Lindsey, Thomas Ruttledge, Thomas Semple and Thomas Murray. Date of will given as 31 March 1816.

Copy of Probate of Adam Ormsby of Charlesmont St., Dublin, granted to executors, noting he died on 20 April 1835. Includes copy will which mentions Mary, Peter and Owen Phibbs, children of his sister Sarah; Sarah, Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas, a Lieutenant in the 92nd Regiment, Owen Lloyd, an ensign in the 88th Regiment and Anthony Ormsby, the six children of his brother Peter Ormsby; Elizabeth Ormsby, daughter of his brother Thomas Ormsby of Knockmore; Elizabeth Ormsby, daughter of his late brother George Ormsby; Anthony and John Yeadon Ormsby, sons of his late brother Anthony Ormsby; his brothers John and Christopher Ormsby. Executors are John Ormsby of Lakeland and his nephew Thomas Ormsby of Knockmore. No witnesses noted, date of will 24 Nov 1834. Henry Mills makes sworn declaration on Adam Ormsby's handwriting.

Copy of Probate of Charles Semple of Turlough, Co. Mayo, granted to Mary Semple, widow. Includes copy will which mentions his freehold property leased from Lord Lucan and Fitzgerald and appoints Thomas Ormsby of Knockmore and John Ormsby of Lakeland his trustees. Also mentioned are his wife Mary nee Marsden; sons Charles, John Bingham, Lionel Fitzgerald and William, father-in-law James Marsden; deaths of his daughters Harriet and his other daughters Elizabeth and Susanna, his brother Henry and his sister Eleanor Osle. 2 codicils 1824 and 1826. Executors are his wife Mary and Thomas Ormsby. Witnesses Edward Fitzgerald, Peter Cohoon and Thomas Grubb, date of will 13 Nov 1823.

Copy of Probate of Lieut. Col. Anthony Ormsby of Ballinamore and Gloucester St., Dublin, granted to Ann Ormsby of Grenville St., widow and executor. Includes copy will which mentions his sons Thomas, Anthony and John Yeadon; John Walsh, foster-father to his son Thomas; Nurse Sheeran; Nurse Cassidy; his wife Ann and his sister Sarah, wife of Charles Phibbs. 1 codicil same date as will. Executors are his wife Ann and brother Adam. No witnesses noted. Note of 17 Sept 1822 John Mills sworn declaration of Anthony Ormsby's handwriting.

Copy of programme for Máire Rós by J M Barrie, translated by Siobhán Nic Cionnaith, staged at the Abbey Theatre.

Copy of Prompts - Bulletin of the Irish Theatre Archive [Dublin], collected by Thomas Kilroy. Special issue entitled "The Irish Actor, Cyril Cusack".

'Punch', special issue on "The Irish".

Copy of questions directed to Richard Maunsell in relation to Eyre possessions in the town of Galway from 1712 on, as part of the case of ejectment relating to the mills of Galway being brought forward by Robert Hedges Eyre. It outlines the ownership of the lands through Dominick Burke, back to Edward Eyre junior and onto Robert Hedges Eyre. The answers of Richard Maunsell are not given.

Copy of receipts issued by Coll E H Moore to James Dillon for £4 he received annually over this time.

Copy of typescript [report from British MI6 to Northern Ireland office], in anticipation of the publication of the Gardiner Report, to deal with detention and the Emergency Provisions Act generally. Expressing opinion that the Provisionals share the wish to bring violence to an end; hoping that once violence is again terminated, the same representatives could be brought together again for talks; remarking that they 'are not at this stage able to meet Mr. David O'Connell himself', wondering whether he is now personally directing the dialogue. (Caption by [Éamonn Downey], stating the item was sent by [H.M.G. - the British government] to Brendan Duddy, and belongs with the other so-called 'P.A.C. minutes', dating it by a copy in 'ROB''s papers; also offering information on the Gardiner Report.)