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m u e s ARM_,_LlGH. OF CITY AND u r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m M Ar y t n u o On Tuesday, htheC13th day of' November, u 1855, m g e a s u m M Ar y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m M Ar y t n u o C m h u g e us ma h g a mCOUNTY

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. The T1·usteesand Executm·s of WILLIAMI A M

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Deceased,

OWNERS;

EX-PARTE

ANNE

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Executors of MARTHA

MILLER,

Deceased,

PETITIONERS.

PURSUA~T to the Orders of the qommissioners made :4}_, this matter, bearing date the 27th day <ff-Jupe, 1853, and. 25th day of A p~il, J 85-!, they will

AT TH£ HOUR OF'TWELVE O'CLOCKNOON,

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As set forth in the annexed Rental, the Lands, Tenements and Premises, situate in the County and the City of .Armag~ late the Property of WILLIAM McWILLIAMS, Deceased, held in Fee, in perpetuity, and under Leases for terms of years renewable, as set forth in the annexed Rental and Particulars of Sa.le. For BentAII.Iand all other Iuformattou, applf at the Office of the Oommissioners, 14, Henrietta.-street, Dublin; to Meun. Leonard Dobbin & Oo,, Solicitors for said Trustees a.nd Exeoutors; a.nd WILLIAM Miller Sol1oitor bavtng Oarriage of Sale, 27, Gardiner's-plaoe, Dublin.

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Comprising the Townland of Lenalea near the City of Armagh, is held in fee, and is not liable to Qnit-rent.

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Consists of a Tenement and Garden, sitaate in the Town of Blackwatertown, held by le""" from Lord Cremorne to the late William McWilliams, dated the 1st day of February, 1844, for 20 years,

from the 1st day of November then last, at the yearly rent of 18s. 6d., with le. in the ponnd Receiver's fees, and one days work of man lLDdhorse, or 2s. in lien thereof, payable half-yearly, 00 every 1st of May a.nd 1st of November, with covenant for renewal every 7 years, for such number of yesra as Lessor should then have in the premises, under the See of Armagh, on payment of I&. 6d. as a fine for each renewal, and by said lease the Lessee bas liberty of a gateway into the back-yardof said tenement; but out of the demise is excepted and reserved whatsoever is excepted ud """'"ed by the lease under which Lord Cremorne holds the premises from the See of Annagb. The renewalfineshave been pa.id op by the Receiver appointed over the premises, in the Chancery c....eof" Miller a. Carroll The premises demised by this lease are desoribed as all that plot of groundin Blackwatertown formerly in the possession of J John Prentice, and occupied by Robert Bleakleyandthen in the possession of said William McWilliams, ..nd ocoupied by his under-tenant, -.tainiDg in front 43 feet and 4 inches (exelnaive of half the gateway), in depth 123 feet, and in tile me 23 ~ CJinces bounded on the north and east by the tenement formerly William Harrington on the west by James Hanna's and on the south by the street.

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and Eden Knappagh situate respectively in the the Landt of DrumbeemoreEdenvese [Edenaveys] Comprm Buva7 aadCoaat7 of Armagh. near the Aid City of .Armagh, held under two perpetuity deeds,

eseeated pumPt to the Church TeD1poralitiel ~ each dated the lith day of November 1840 ud ll!llpffliYelT .ma4e beiween Sir Mathew Blakiston Baronet, and John Staunton Rochfort flrs; Did late William McWilliams of the third part; 1111d Blakiston Esq part; Richard Bayly

part. By one of said leases the annua.l rent reserved is £166 8s. Sd, payable half-yearly, on eTery 1st May and 1st November, or such increased or diminished fa,ther or other yearly rent or sum as should at any time thereafter be substituted in the place of said reserved rent, as therein mentioned, said rent to be payable free and clear over and above all rates, taxes, tithes, or rent-charges. in lieu of tithPs or other charges. a38essments, and deductions whatsoever, parliamentary, parochial, or otherwise, as well preoent as future; and by the other of said leases the annual rent reserved is £26 13s. Sd., or such increased or diminished further or other yearly rent or sum as should at any time thereafter be substituted in the place of said reserved rent, as therein also mentioned, payable half-yearly, on every Ist day of May and 1st day of November, over and above all mtes. taxes. tithes, or rent-charges, in lieu of tithes or othet charges, assessments, and deductions whalsoever, parliamentary, parochial, or otherwise, as well present as f~tnre.

In the first of said leases the premises thereby demised are set out in a map drawn in \he margin thereof, and are described as all that Farm and Lands in the Townland of Edennappagh containing, English measure, 5 acres, 2 roods, and 34 perches, together with l rood and 12 perches of Turf Bog, in the Turf Bog of Drumbeemore, ma.king in all 6 acres and 6 pen-.hes,be tho same more or less, as formerly in the posseBBionof Dorothea Smith, widow. Also, all that part of the formerly in the possession of Mr. James McWilliams deceased (who \"i&S Townland of Ednevesebeg, Edenaveys in his lifetime father of the said William McWilliams containing 96 acres. 3 roods, and 36 perchee; of the said James formerly in the pOSSCBSion also, all tha.t part of the Townland of Ednevesemore Edenaveys McWilliams cont&ining 92 acres. l rood, and 6 perches; aud also. all that pm of the Tomuand of Drumbeemore, formerly in the possession of Elizabeth Graham, containing 26 acres, S roods.and 19 perohes; ond also one other pa.rt of the said Townland of Drumbeemore likewise fonnerl7 in the possession of the ea.id James McWilliams oont&ining 30 a.eres, 2 roods.and J3p,irches, t~ther with 6 acres of bog, adjoining said Lands of Drumbeemore, and oalled and reputed part thereof. and formerly in the possession of the said James McWilliams, 4 acres of which hog lies along U\e south side of the Lough, oallcd or known by the name of John Mann's Lough, and the other ll a.c~ thereof are situate adjoining the hsig, in the possession of John McWilliams be the said se...,ral admeasurements more or less. And also, all that part of the said Townland of Drumbeemore aa formerly marked out, containing 10 Mree, be the same more or less, and known by tbe name of W 118toor Spent Bog, one part of whioh is bounded on the south by the Great Road leading from

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Armagh to Newry, on the west by John Wilkins' Mearing, on the north by the Turf Bog, and on the east by the road leading into the Turf Bog, along Owen Hart's Mearing; the other ~art t~e~eof is known by the name of Lightbodys Lough, being bounded on the west by the sa1c!William McWilliams Turf Bog, on the north by Colonel Graham's Mearing, on the east by James Largy's Premises,and on the south by different Tenants' Turf Bog, which said divisions make, in the whole, 10 acres, be the same more less, as formerly in the possession of the said James McWilliams all which lands and premises hereby demised contain in the whole 268 acres and 3 roods Engliah statute measure, be the samo more or less, and were then in the tenure and occnpation of the said William McWilliams party thereto, and his nuder-tenants, or by whatsoever other description the said thereby demised premises, or any part thereof, formerly were then or thereafter should be known and distingnished.

Mill, and pay for grinding same as therein, and for each default to pay 18s. 5ld,, eqnivslent to £1 late currency, for each barrel ground at any other Mill, to be recovered by ,listress or otberwiae, as the said yearly rent. Covenant by Lessor not to deprive the watered meadow being pa:rt of the demised premises, of a regular supply of water, and that Lessee, his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, and his and their workmen and Sel'\'ants, might enter npon snch part of the Townland of Ballinahonemore as should be necessary, for cleaning, sconring, and repairing the weirs, cuts, drains, or water courses, and to throw the filth or mud fonnd in same on the banks thereof, on payment of a reasonable sum, for any injury to be thereby snstained.

Covenant by Lessor for himself, his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns,at all times thereafter, as often as be or they should obtain a renewal from the Archbishop of Armagh, or his successors, of the Townland of Ballinahonemore, to execute to the said William McWilliams, his By the second of said leases the premises thereby demised are described as that part of the Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, a new lease of the demised premises (one year only Townland of Ednevesemore, inEdenaveys the Parish of Armagh, B't"ony of Lower Fews, and County of excepted), as should be obtained from the said Archbishop, on payment of a proportion of whatever Armagh, containing 40 acres, l rood, and 38 perches, English statute measure, be the same more flue and rise rent (if any) as the said Lessor, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, should pa.y or less, together >vith1 acre of the Bog of Drnmbeemore, all formerly in the possession of John for such future renewal of his grand lease, and a proportionable part of the costs and expenses which McWilliams and afterwards of bis son James McWilliams, and then in the possession of the said might accrne in drawing and renewing such grand lease, said proportions to be at such a rat\, as William M•Williams. and are delineated on a map drown in the margin of said lease. 136 acres, the quantity contained in the premises demised, bears to 552 acres, being the number of acres computed to be contained in said grand lease, and to be paid in a month after notice being Covenant i~ said last-mentioned lease by Lessee to grinrl corn and grain at the Mill of given by Lessor, as therein mentioned; the sum of £21 0s. 10d. has been paid to the Lessor as the Ballinahonemore,in the said County of Armagh, and pay toll or mnlcture as therein, and in case of not annual renewal fine for the demised premises, and the amount dne for such fines have been paid up so doing, to forfeit and pay to the Lessor the sum of 10s. for every barrel of groin, of every kind, by the said Receiver. which he or they shonld grind, or cause, procure, or permit to he gronn<l,at any other Mill, [Manor to be Mill] recovered by distress, personal action, or otherwise, as said reserved rent.

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No. 4,

Comprising part of the Lands of Ballinahonemore, situate in the Barony and County of Armagh, near the said City of Armagh, held under lease bearing date the 15th day of September, 1830, made by William Corry, deeeaserl,to said late William McWilliams of that part of the Town and Lands of Ballinahonemore, as formerly laid off for, and partly in possession of said William McWilliams, rontaining by estimation 136 acres English statute measure, more or less, and which said premises are deliDeatedon a map drawn in the margin of said lease. Excepting and reserving tbereont all such and the like royalties, matters, and things as are saved, excepted, and reserved by the grand lease under which said William Curry holds same premises and others under the Lord Primate, or as should be excepted or reserved by any future renewal or new lease thereof. To hold for 20 years from the 1st May then last, subject to the yearly rent of £9 4s. Sd., payable half-yearly, on every 1st May and 1st November. Covenant by Lessee to grind corn and grain which should grow on the demised premises at the Mill or Milla in Ballinahonemore, formerly known by the name of Cust's

Comprising portions of the Lands of Ballinahonebeg, situate in the Barony and County of Armagh, near the City of Armagh, held under two leases, bearing date respectively the 21st day of Augnst, 1828, and respectively made by John Jackson to said late William McWilliams. By one of said leases the premises are described as all that and those the moiety or half of the said part of the Townland of Ballinahonebeg, containing upwards of 46 acres, be the same more or less, situate. lying, and being in the Parish, Barony, and County of Armagh, as the same was formerly held by Arthur Oliver, deceased, and which said moiety so held by the said Arthur Oliver, contained the one-half of that part of the sairl Lands of Balliaabone, with the rents, issues, an<!profits thereof, as formerly in the possession of the under-tenants of Charles Seaver, deceased, and that part also of said moiety called the Northern Division, containing 23 acres, 2 roods, be the sume more or less; and also that farm or part of said moiety, called the Bleach Green, containing about 10 acres and an half, with all waters, water-corses, weirs, mills, dams, houses, buildings, and improvements thereon, with all and singular the appu:rtenances, as held and enjoyed by said Arthur Oliver; all 4

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whichsaid moiety of the Lands of Ballinahonebeg, consisting of the several parts therein before enumerated,were formerly in the possession of John, Mary, and Elizabeth Oliver, and were then in the actual possession of the said William McWilliams and his under-tenants, and o.re demised for the term of 20 yeam from the 1st November, 1827, and for such farther te1'11ll!118might be oblained by Tirtne of the covenant for renewal therein mentioned, subject to the annual rent of .t:l 6s. li<f. present currency, equivalent to £2 10s. of the late currency, payable half-yearly, on every 1st May a.nd 1st November. Excepting and reserving, as by the grand lease under which 1-r held the premises with others under the Lord Primate, is accepted and reserved, and also eu,epting the right and interest of the legal representatives of Sarah Seaver, deceased, to receive the annual sum of £2 12s. 6d. of the late currency of Ireland, as therein particularly mentioned. Covenant for renewal by Leaior, at the expiration of demise, for the further term of 20 years, and so for 20 yeare, toties qnotiee, Lessee paying, as a fine on ev(ry renewa.l, such proportion or the fine and expenses incident thereto as should be pa.id the Lord Primate for the Townlands of Bellaghey and Ballinahonebeg as the premi1!esthereby demised bear to lhe said Townlands of Bellaghey and Ballinahonebeg which formerly composed o. separate holding nnder the See of Armagh, but were a.encomprised with other lands in one lease or hoWing by the said J John Jackson under the said See, and whioh fine or fines were to be paid in one month nfter notice being giveq by Lessor as therein mentioned. In addition to the rent and fine, payable under said lease, tl1e sum of £2 8s. 5¼<!.present emrency, equinlent to £2 12s. 6d. late currency, is payable to tl,e representatives of the late Sarah Seaver,under a certain deed of partition, bearing date the 15th day of November, 1783, and aabjectto whicli the portion of the premises comprised in said lease will be sold ; the original deed of putition ha&been lodged in Court, and will be banded to the purchaser.

The -.ond lease under whieh the remaining portion of this Lot is held benrs date the 21st , and is made by the said John Jackson to said William McWilliams are~ u that part of the said Townland of Ballinahonebeg, situ1>te,lying, nnd l,eiDgia Ille Pariah,Ba.rony, and County of Armagh, aa ftrat in the tenure and occupation of Thomas Oates afterwards in the tenure and ocoupa.tion of Leonard Dobbin and William McWilliams their ander-tenanta, and then in the tenure and occupation of the said William McWilliamsud his 1111der-tenantl, and ore demised for the term of 20 years from the 1st May then Jut.and for IIICbfiutherterm, u might be obtained by virtuo of the covon11,ntfor renowal thenin mentioned. Abject to the yearly rent of £10 81. Id. presoot currency, equivalent to £11 lau payablehalt-yariy on e,ery lit May and let Nov•mber, excepting and reserving out tll llllliddem11t,u by the grandleue nnder w!iicb mid premises, with others, ,nc held by Lesaor, uder L~ ~race the Lord Primate I, excepted and reserved Co,enant for renewal by Leuor, at ~ ffl'I~ tll 14 year, from Mid lit Hay, 1828, for the farther term of 20 year& and BO from &Im to t1111e !or ncr thereafter, from 14 yea11to 14 years, for tho like term of 20 year,, BO long as

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said Lessor should renew his le,118eunder the See of Armagh, paying, as a. renewal fine for BUch renewal, 2-9tbs of such fine or fines as should be paid by said Lessor to said Lord Primate, on obtaining the renewal of bis lease, as therein particnlarly mentioned. The sum of £23 4s. 10\d. baa been paid as the average annual renewal fine under both S3id lea.sea, and which, with the rent, has been pBid up by said Receiver. The interest nnder these Le118es will be conveyed to the purchaser, save 118to 36 a. 3 r. 20 p. statute measure thereof; whereof one undivided moiety only will be conveyed as stated at heading of said Lot.

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Consists of part of the To,rnland of Cnvanacaw, near the City of Armagh, situate in the Barony nnd County of Armagh, and is held nuder lea.se bearing date the 23rd day of April, 1836, made by George Robinson, Esq., to the said late William McWilliams and d•seribed as all that part and parcel of land, then lately in possession of James Canavan and field, then in possession of George Robinson, senior, containing by estimation 16 acres English sta.tnte measure, a.stherein parlicnlatly mentioned, for the term of 12 years from the 1st November, 1835, at the yearly rent of 16s. 6d. then late Irish currency, equivalent to 15s. 2¾d. present currency, per aere, with three dayii labour of man and horse in every year, or 6s. saitl late currency, equivalent to 5s. 6½,l. present currency, in lieu thereof, at the choice of said LeBSor,his Executors, AdministratotS, or Assigns, payable balfyearly, on every 1st May and 1st November,-exeepting out of said demise unto the said Lessor, his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, full and free ingress, egress, nnd regress for men, horse~. and cnrs, into and from said premises, to raise or build a weir on the river in .,.id demised premises, for the use of said Lessor, his Executor,,, Administrators. or Assigns, his and their under-tenants, and also reserving and excepting unto bis Grace the Archbishop of Armagh and bis successors, all manner of right and reservation of right to all timber, tr..-s, mines, q11arries, and all royalties, reservations, and exceptions wbatso .. er, contained in his Grace's lease of the premises to said Lessor. Covenant by Lessor to renew said lease of the premises to said William McWilliams, Exeentors, Administrators, and Aasigna, at the end of eTery 12 years, and so from 12 years to 12 years, "" long as he or they should hold and enjoy the same under the See of Armagh. Covenants by Lessee to pay the sum of £1 le. British, eqninlent , to £1 2s. 9,1. late currency, as a renewal ffne, at the end of every 19 years. to grind corn or grain, at snob mill or mills 1181111id Lessor, his Exeoators, Administrators, or Assigns should direct, uod pay the nsu11,ltoll for grinding same, and in def11,ultpaythe aum of 4s. 7tl, present currency, equivalent to the sum of 5s. late Irish currency, for every barrel of oom or grain ground 1>tany other mill, and also perform all tho olnnses, re11erv11tions, and covenants enjoined in the lease by his said Grace, to be performed by ea.id t.,essor, bia Exeoutora, Administrators, and Amiigns, out of t~• demiaod premlaea, and fully indemnify him and them tberefrom, tho reservedttut p&yabla \o hill Gmoe only e:i:oepted. Tho annu11,lrout which has been piud for these premiata ia £Ill 16& 2d., 11ndthe average annual ronew11ltine la. 0d., wbioh have been piud up by the said Recti;er,

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Comprising Tenement and Premises known as the Bridewell Tenement, formerly described as being in the City of situate on t be north side of Scotch-street (now forming a portion of Barrack street Armagh, held in fee, and let to one tenant on lease, as stated in Rental.

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No. 8,

Comprises certain Tenements and Premises, situate in Scotch-street, in the said City of Armagh, held under two leases, bearing date respecfoely the 1st day of Febrnary, 1844, made by Lord Cremome, to the said late William McWilliams

By one of said leases the premises are state<l as all tl)at Tenement and Lot of Gronnd in Scotch-street, in the said City of Armagh, containing in front l(t feet, and in depth 69 feet, together with the messuage or Dwelling which had been ereoted thereon"'.bounded on the south-west by the street, on the north-west by Tate's tenement, on the north-east and south-east by a tenement formerly in the possession of Mary McKinstry, and are demised for the term of 7 yeara from the 1st November then last, at the yearly rent of £2 3s. 10d. present currency (equhalent to 2s. 6d. late currency for eaob of said 19 feet), with ls. in the ponnd recievers fees, payable half-yearly, on every 1st May and 1st November. Covenant by Lord Cremorne for renewal of lease every 7 years, so long as his interest shonld exist therein, upon payment by said Lessee of £I ls. lld. present currency, equivalent to £l 3s. 9d. of the late Irish currency, as a tine for each renewal. By the other of said leases the premises are described as that New Honse and Tenement in Sootch street, in the Town of Armagh, wherein John McKinstry formerly lived, containing in front 40 feet, formerly in the posse.ssion of Robert McKinstry, of Armagh, deceased, together with a Garden!"'d Lot of Ground at the rere, rnnning back to the Common, bounded on the east by Scotch street River, and on the west by John Kennedy's Garden; al.so one Tenement and Garden in sai~ street, containing in front 23 feet, and extending in the rere to the said John McKinstry's McKinstry'shouse and garden, and on the lot of ground, bounded on the esst by the saiJ John west by John Henderson's honse und John Tates garden; as also that Hoose and Garden in Scotch street, wherein William Spratt formerly lived, aiterwards in the possession of Robert Maculla containing in front to Scotch-street 31 feet, and in depth to the rere 112 feet, be the same more or less, bounded on the south by said street, on the north by the late John Kennedy's large garden, on the west by Henry Fowler's tenement, and on the east by John McParlan's tenement, and which said premises are thereby demised for the term of 21 years from the 1st day of November, 1843, at the yearly rent of £7 3s. Id . sterling, present currency (equivalent to £7 15s.

late Irish currency), payable half-yearly, on every 1st May and 1st November, together with 12d. by the pound Receiver's fees. Covenant by Lord Cremorne for the renewal of said lease at the end of 7 years from the 1st November, 1839, and so on every 7 years, on payment of £3 lie. 7d. present currency (equivalent to £3 17s. 6½d. late cnrrency), for e&eb renewa.l, for such term as the sa.id Lord Cremorne should then have therein under the See of Armagh. The renewal flues have been paid op by the Receiver.

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Consists of a Tenement and Premises, situate in English street, in the said City of Armagh, and now known as the Albert Hotel, held under lease made by Mary Boyd to the said late William McWilliams bearing date the 22nd September, 1819, and therein described as all that Messnage, Tenement, or Dwelling-house, Offices, and Garden, situate, lying, and being in English street, opposite to where the late Mr. George Parks formerly resided in Armagh aforesaid, and formerly in the possession and enjoyment of John Grieves, bnt then and for a considerable time past in the possession and enjoyment of the said William McWilliams and his under-tenant", for the term of 39 years from the 1st May then last, at the yearly rent of £10 10s. of the late currency, equivalent to £9 13s. I 0d. present currency, payable ha.lf-yeru-ly,on every 1st May and 1st November, with toties qnoties covenant for renewal for the further term of 39 years, as often as a renewal should be obtained of the grand lease under which the demised premises were held from the See of Armagh, on payment of such proportion of all such tine or fines as, by her, said Mary Boyd, her Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, should thereafter be paid to the Lord Primate or his successors, for any future renewal or renewals, as the sum of £10 10s., being the rent reserved, hears to the whole of the rent whieh at the time of the therein recited lease was paid by Joseph Boyd out of all the several tenements, messuages, and houses contained and comprised in the said grand lease under the See of Armagh, and of which the demised premises were part and parcel, and bas been returned by the late which amounted to the sum of £83 sterling. The sum of £1 18s. 1½dWilliam Carroll, formerly Land Agent to the said William McWilliams as the renewal fine payable every three years. In this lease, ont of the demise is excepted and reserved unto the said Mary Boyd, her Executors, Administrators, and Assigns whatsover is excepted and specially reserved to the Archbishop of Armagh and his successors, Archbishops of said See, by the lease under which said Mary Boyd held the demised premises. Covenant by Lessee for himself anJ every person deriving under him, to observe, perform, fulfil, and keep all and singular the claUEes,provisoes, covenants, and conditions expressed and contained in the grand lease under the See of Armagh, and of which the premises thereby demised were part, in proportion to the messuage thereby granted (the rent in said grand lease and Receiver's fees excepted), also to do suit and service at the Manor Court of the Lord Primate in Armag:., and to keep premises in repair.

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notice in writing, should not repair same, it should be lawfnl for Lessors to enter and inake repairs, and that said William McWilliams, his Execntors, Administrators, and Assigns,should pay to said Leesors all such sums as shonld be expended in making such reparations, immediately after same shonld be so completed from time to time.

12th December, 1829, from the Governors and Guardians of the Public Library of Armagh to the By a memorandum annexed to said .lease it was agreed that the premises should be demised ll&id late William McWilliams, and therein described as all that and those that Dwelling-house, subject to the payment of the annual sum of .£6,as a fine on renewing same yearly. The fines have Waste Tenement, Brewery, Offices, and Garden, then in the possession of the said William been paid np by the Receiver. McWilliams or his under-tenants, situate, lying, and being on the east side of English street, in the City of Armagh, bounded on the west by said English street, and containing in breadth, in the The portion of the premises stated in the Rental as the Mall Road comprise a portion of front to said English street, 121 feet, bounded on the e:ut by the Common, and' containing in those demised by said lease, and described therein as situate on the east si<le of English street, bffllAlth,in the rere to said Common, 144 feet 6 inches, bounded on the north by a tenement in the the Mall Road running to the rere of English street, and the tenement in qnestiun having been passession and occupation of Mr. William Rogers and containing in length, in a straight line from opened oat on the said Mall Road. There is a Map annexed to the lease, showing the premises front to rere, 378 feet, and on the sonth by a. tenement ,in the poesession and occupation of demised, aud which is lodged in Court, and will be handed to the purchaser. said the be feet, 456 rere, to front fr~111 line straight a in length, in containing and M.r.John Ogle, several admeasnrements more or lesa; and also all that and thuse that Dwelling-hoose, Back-house, offices lWldGarden, with the Appurtenances, situate on the north side of Scotch-street, in the said City of Armagh, formerly held by James M'Williams, and then in the pQ.Bsessionof the 8"id William McWilliams or his under-tenants, containing in front to said street 32 feet 6 inches, in Comprising Tenements and Premises in Barrack street and Little Barrack Street in the said City breadth, in the rere, 34 feet 10 inches, in depth, from front to rere, on the west side, 100 feet, and of Armagh, held under lease, by way of renewal, bearing date the Lit February, 1844, from Lord on the east side 106 feet, be the same more or Jess, bounded on the north by the common passage Cremorno to the said late William McWilliams, and therein described as all that the Plot of Ground to the premises then in the possession of Mr. Andrew Lyle or his under-tenants, on the east by or Tenement in Barrack street, in the said City of Armagh, formerly possessed by the late Margaret Ireland's Lane or Passage lea.ding to the rere of said tenement, on the west by premises then in had erected and built several McWilliams Douglass or her under-tenants, whereon the said William the posse,;sioo of Mr. Andrew Lyle or his under-tenants, and ou the south by Scotch-street, as the messuages or dwelliog-honsea, and which were then in the possession or occupation of his undersaid seTeral premises were more particnlarly delineated and laid down in a map or terehart thereof tenants, together with all and singular the said Messuages, Tenements, or Dwelling-houses, with to said lea,e annexed, saving and always .reserving out of eaid demise all snch matters and things their and every of their rights, members, and appurtenances, all which said thereby demised ground whauoTer,and subject to the observan,e and performance of all •ach clauses, covenants, and and premises 1,ro bounded on the south, in front, by Barrack street, and on the north, in the rere, agn,eme,,taaa e.re reserved and contained in tbe lease under whioh the said Governors and by the Scotch street River, on the east by Robert McMaster tenement, and on the west by the hold the said demised premises, with others, under his Grace Lord John George Beresford Gaardiana Correction House or Bridewell, and are demised for the term of 14 years from the 1st da] of Anlibilhopof .Armagh,or which might be reserved or contained in every futuro lea.se of said .Lcml November then last past, excepting and resening out of the demi&ewhatsoever is excepted and whichmight at any time thereafter be granted by the said Archbishop of Armagh or his ,..._ reserved by the lease which said Lord Cremorne has of the premises from the See of Armagh. The Amhbilhopaof said See, to the said Governors and Guardians or their successors. _,._ yearly rent reserved is £20, with 12d. in the pound Receiver's fees, making in the whole £21, B7 llid i- tbe premiae.s are demised for the tQ?IDof 89 years from the 1st di>y of May payable half-yearly, on every 1st May and 1st November. Covenant by Lessee to do snit and then i..t, at tJie 7ari7 rent of .&3 61. lld., payable half-yearly on every 1st May and 1st service at the Manor Court of the Primate in Armagh, and pay the usnal fees of leet money or .!fnember. B7 ~hill~ liberty la reaerved for said Governors and Guardians, or any other person Covenant by Lessor for renewal every 7 years, so long ns he, his E:te<lutors, head silver. or perlOIII b7 tbe1r appo111tment,to enter and view the buildings, walls, gates, gardens, and other Administrators, or Assigns, should renew bis lease under the See of Armagh, for 14 yeani from the on the demi.led premi,e,, and if any renaration needful and that in oase the said lmpra,,~ment. date of ea.oh renewal, on payment of £1 ls. as a renewal fine. The fine for suoh renewal bas been ' ., WilliamMcWilliams· 1 1111,h11EDOUton, or .Anigns,within six calendar monlhs after Adminlatraton, • po.Id up by the Receiver.

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No. 11,

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CONDITIONS

OF SALE.

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THE contents of the several Lots, Tithe Rent-charges, Rents, and Annual Fines, as stated in the Rental, have been obtaiped from George Miller, of Armagh, Esquire, the Receiver appointed by the Court of Chancery.over the Property to- be sold, and are to be taken as correct; and the Purchaser is not to be' entitled to compensation should any trifling inaccuracies appear therein, care having been taken to make them as correct as possible. There may be also charges and liabilities under the Drainage Acts, and the amount of which cannot be ascertained ; but the Purchaser shall not be at liberty to object by reason thereof, or to claim compensation therefor.

M y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e us ma

The amount stated in the Rent column, opposite those portions of the Premises and Grounds stated to be in Receiver's possession, has been returned by him as the rent which he would submit to the Master in Chancery at which the Premises should be set, and which he considers worth to a solvent Tenant.

The Purchaser shall not be at liberty to require evidence of the Grantor's titles in said several Leases and Renewals, or any or either of them, nor to object by reason of any charges affectingtheir interests respectively. 8

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Consisting of the Townland of

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LENALEA,

Quantity

Tmants' Nunea.

Tithe Rent.charge or Renewal Fine,

Lenalea,

...

ia \he Buony of Lower • Fews and county of

Armagh.

t 3 4

. H

a m r A 8

Representatives of la.te William Carroll

Catherine Mallon,widow

a m Ar 3 5

Rev James Hervey, Rep. John .Bell,

0 80

GalaD•J••

1st Ma.y & Jet Nov.

2 0 0

. ... ,

c.nw~

8 82

7 10 0

...

12 19 10

M y t un

Catherine Wynne are only now in being-renewable for ever, on as a. renewal fine on the fa.IIof each life The lire of Thomas. Wynne, ju.a., son of said Catherine Wynne, baa been added a.aa life, instead of said Leonard Dobbin, decea.eed.

0 0

lat Ma.y & let Nov.

1.'enant from yea.r to yea.r, tenancy determinable 1st November in

1st May & let Nov.

Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

let May

M y t un

.t let Nov.

ll 10

Lease dated 29th November, 17U. from Arthur Graham to John Bell,

for three lives, renewable for ever, on payment of £1 2s. 9d., late currency, as a renewal flne ou the fall of eaoh life, at the yearlJ rent of Se. per acre: the yearly rent here stated is the amount which is I paid as the rent under said leMe. The last renewal bears date the let December, 1829, and is made by Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham to Richard Lindsay and James Bradley, for the lives of Mary Bell, J Jane Bell, and John Bell, but by a copy of " receipt, dated the 5th April, 1842, the lives named a.re John Bell, and his two sons, William Bell and James Bell, all of wl,om have emigrated to America; but by a letter received from Mr . Henry, dated the 16th November, 1854, they are stated to be alive. Co1enanls to find at the mill, and pay toll ; also to do suit and ser,ioe at Conrls \

u M ty

I m seu

aet and Courts Baron for the manor of Hamiltonsbawn and pay

the usual fees. By the Lease all mines, &o., ~re reserved to the landlord, with libertl of bunting, hawking, fishing nud fowling on the demised premises. 1 the said last renewal th e premises d•mised are described aa All that and those the upperqua.rter of the h•lf-townland of Lenalea in the county of A rmagb, aforeSl\id, then in the possession and oooupation of Richard Lindsay and James Bradley, and their undertenllllls , containing, by estimat ion, 85 acres and SO perches, En~ish statute measure, together with the ho.If-acre of bog Connerly in t e poseession of John Bell, and then in the p06Se88ionofaaid Richard Lindsay and J JamesBradley

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g a m £44

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each year.

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Lease da.ted 1st August, 1829, from William McWilliams to William Carroll for lhe lives of William Carroll aud Catherine Carroll, son and daughter of Lessee, and of Leonard Dobbin, the younge~ which lives, the said William Carroll and Catherine Carroll, nowi payment of £2,

a m r A

Date and Description or Leate or HofIDng, &o,

£ s. d.

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0 12

...

3 25

John McClelland,

AunualXeut

pa1Abloby Tanantl

R. P.

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IN FEE.

situate in the Barony of Lower Fews, and County of Armagh-HELD

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Statv.taMtature.

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No.

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agh

L01.

No.

Qua.otity ge Tithe U.ent-oh11tor R rnew• I Fi nt, St&tute !.leu ure. payable b1 T en•o la

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l.-Continued ..

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DIOIXllmlatlODI,

5 Lenalea Continued

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• Te,nanta'Name11.

lo e: d.

Annool R ent.

•· d.

Gale Da,.,.

Date and Dtscription of Luse .or Holding, &c.

Brought forward,

3 32

44 9 10

Jane McCullagh Rep . of Robert Clark,

1 3

6 15 5

l et May & 1BtNov,

Le&eedated 23rd August, 1741, from Arthnr Graham to ltobert Clarke, for th ree lives, renewable for ever, on paymt>nt of £3 Os. lOd., late cnrrency, as a. renowa.l line on the fall of each Jife; yeaT1J rent resened, £ 6 19s, S<l.,late currency; _as.for every family, cottier and o.ndert enant residing on the premises, except les.see's family; also 12d. in the poun for eaeh pound of said rent: tbe year~ rent here stated is the amoant which is paid as the rent under said lease. The last renewal bears date the 25th June, 1827, and jll ma.de by said Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham to Robert McCullagh for the lives of John McCullagb, John McCullagh and Robert McCullagh of "bom the aaid John McCullagh and John M McCullagha.re now in being. By said Lease a.U royaltie.s are reserved to the lessor, a.nd the premise,s demised arc described as formerly in the All that quarter of the town and land of Lennilea [Lenalea] pos.qessionof said Robert Clarke and his under-tenants, contai.ofog, by estimation, 37 acres l rood, English statute measure, be the same more or less, together with half an ucre of turf bog, in Drumbee moss

6 16 8

let May & let Nov.,

140 1 86

.£68 1 11

Lea.. d•ted 18th February, 1743, from Arthur Graham to William Dixon and J obn Jameson for three lives tenewable for ever, on paytnent of bs.Jfa. year's rent as a renewal fine; yearly rent reserred 4s. of the late Irish currency per acre, with 12d. in the pound Receivers feoa. Tbe yearly rent here staled ia the amOUDtwhich is pa.id as the rent reserved under sn.id lease, the last renewal bears date the 20th June 1794, and is made by Andrew Caldwell, Joshua Spencer, and others to Joseph Jameson and William Dickson foT the Hves of John Jameson, William Dickson. and Joseph Jameson e.11of whom arc dead, but new lives ha.ve been named in. their stead, viz.• John Dickson William Jackson, and Prince Albert Edward, all of whom are now in being. By Sll.id lease all royalties are reserved to the lessor, and covenant for lessees t6 do suit and service a.t the Courts Leet and Courts Baron at the Manor Court, The premises demised are and all other services du.e thereout. described sa All That part of the upper quarter of the Townland of Lenalea, then in the tennre and ooaupation of them the aaid William Dixon s.nd John Jameson and their under-tenants containing by estimatioII 37 aoree, English measure, be the aame more or less .

Reps. of William Dickson 32 and John

Jameson

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m u e Ia s u m .. M Ar y t n u o C m h u g I e a s u m M Ar y t n . u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m M Ar y t n u o C m h u g e us ma Reps John Adamson J obn Simpson, William Peebles, James King.

}108

Lenalea

or Ronewa.1Fine,

by Tenants ~tu.tute Mensure. p1.1,y11.blo

Brought forward,

Titb, Rooc,h~g,

Qwmtlty

Tenants' Names,

DH1.ominations.

Annunl Rent.

Gale Days,

Date and Description of Leue or Holding, &o.

Obllff'f'ationa.

I 85

...

3 16

...

2 6 l! 6 4 12

....

4 7 8

(.-Continued.

1 II

1st May & ht Nov.,

;

Le.. e dated 25th October, 1710, from Arthur Graham to John The interest in a portion of the premisesdemi,ed Adamson, for three lives renewable for ever, on.payment of £12, late by this and the next Irisb currency, as a ri'newa.lfine on the fall of each life, yearly rent Lea.se on Rental, be-reserwd .£12,late Irish currency, and also six days' work of man and came vesfed in the ho1·se,and six good fat bcna yearly if demanded, or one ahil1ingin lieu Owners, and is now of eaoh days' work, and sixpence in lieu of ea.ehhen, at the choice of the il'lcJaded in the other lessor; the sums here stnt.ed .i.re the anwnntrJ wbirh arP pai,I ai:=. parts of this Lot. rent under said Lease. 'fhe last renewal beurs llate the 25th June, 1827, and is morle by ,a;d Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham to William McWilliams William Peebles, Matthew Bell and John The Rents p•yahle under those Leases thereby Simpson, for the lives of said John Simpson, Robert Simpson, and became respectively Leonard Dobbin, ofwbom the said John Simpson UIonly in being; but abated to the Repretwo new lives have been added in.stead of those deceased, viz, Lord senta.tives stated in the three lives are oow in being. By Gosford and Prince Albert rent column. said Lease all mines, minerals, and royalties &rereserved i Covenant by said lessee to do suit and service at Manor Court and pay the aeeuatomed fees; also to grind at m~or mill. The premises thereby demised are described as All that the Ha.Jf-townland of Lenylea [Lenalea] then in the posses.siouof the sa.iJ John .-\damson.

.f2.

17 1 36 Reps. of John and Isaac Lightbody, viz., John Fennix, MMoses Fennix and Townley Fennix

Jn Receiver hands,

DedactTithe&nt-charge,

Net AnnaalRent,

IS I 22

...

91 13 7

. - . .

2 12

...

1743 or 4, from Arthur Graham to John Lease da.ted 13th Felrru.'.1.ry, and Isaac Lightbody, for three livei:;,renewable for ever, on payment a.s a. renewal fine on the fall of ea.eh life. currency, la-te of £3 12s., Yearly rent reserved, £6 17s. Bd., late currency,. together with 12d. per pound.for Receiver's fees a.ndduties: the sum here stated is the amount which is now pa.id as the rent under said lease. The la.st renewal bears date th&26th June, 1827, and is made by said Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham to William McWilliams Matthew Fennix, John Fennix 1 and Moses Fennix, for the [ives of Thomas McWilliams, Moses Fennix, and Abraham Mathews, of whom the said Abraham Mathews is only now in being; but instead of those deceased, new lives have been named, viz., John Fennix, of Lisnadill. and Oliver Dobbin, son of William Dobbin, of Ternascobe and Abraham Mathews, of Armagh, all of whom a.re now in being. Covenant by lessee to grind at mill. The premises demised are described as All thot Fourth part of Upper Lenilea, then in lessee'• and bounded on the one side by Edenappagb, and J>081588Sion-mea.red on the other side by the holding iu the possession of the heirs of William Leeson, Jeoca.aed-containing 36 acres 3 roods, English mea.aure.

/f't/11

vS-,

1,,.,

The quantity here stated has been returne<l by Receiver as meadow land, in his possessio~ and the amount stated aa rent is the sum at whioh he would reoommend same being let to a solvent tenant. The purchaser willb~ entitled lo poBBession.

1 5

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h LOT No. s2.eum g a u m r M A Consisting of a Tenement and Garden in the Town of Blackwatertown, in the Barony and County of Armagh, held under ty n u o toties quoties covenant for renewal. Lease for Years, with C m h u g e a s u I M Arm y .. .. ount ... ... m hC u g e a s u rm M A y t ... n - - ... u o - - ... C m h u g e a s ----urm M - - ... A... ty n u o~ C J,1"o m h u g e a s u m Quantity

N~ \

Denominati.0111

Tith, R,n~""'••

Tenants' Names

Statute Measure

or Renewal Fine , pa.yi'-bleby Tenant.

Anuual Rent

Gale Daya

Date and

de■cription o(

Lease or holding

&c.

Ohlern.Dons

,._ R.

Blackwatertown

Thomas Martin,

6 13 10½ 1st May and 1st Nov. Dwelling-house and Garden in Blackwatertown.

in the Barony and

Tenant from year

to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

Connty of Armagh,

4½

Deduct Head Rent, -

0 19

A vemge annual tine, ..

0 2 8

Annual Profit Rent, -

O½

5 11 10

._....--

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C h g a I Arm

LO 'I, No.

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Consisting of the LANDSOF EDNEVESE, DRUMBEEMORE, and EDENKNAPPAGH, situate in the Barony of Atmagh, and County of Armagh, held in Perpetuity under Two Deeds, executed in pursuance of the Church Temporalities Act.

M y t .. n .. ou C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a .s u m r M A ... y t n u o C m h u g e us ma Quanfity •

No.

Tt>nant,• ~nmes

Dl'nomin11.tions

Statute Measure

William Murray Ednevese, [Edenaveys]

in the Barony of Armagh, andConnty of Armagh,

11 10 11

T;th, Rent-,h~cg,

or Renewal Fine, p11yableby T1:nant5

1 4

Annual Rent

70 4

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant for liis own life, under the will of the late owner, William McWilliams Esq., tenant, now nearly 92 y~ara of age.

4 17 10

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st Novemb~ in each yesr.

1 2

...

William Anderson,

7 3 16

...

12 0

0 4

...

6 2 16

...

12 0 25

Robert Anderson, jun.

Thomas Emerson,

Mary Gregory, w!dow,

6 2

Thomas Gribben,

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

4 9

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

3 10

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

...

12 12 9

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

...

6 15 3

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

0 11

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year .

28 10 11

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, teruwoy determinable 1st November in each year.

12 16 8

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st Novembeir in each year.

Thomas Kennedy,

26 3 2

James Shields,

12 0 35

... . ... ...

RobertAnderson lale John Shields,

6 2 17

...

JohnJameson

1 2 12

1 27

Carriedfon,ard, 195 3 87

£3

Date and description of Lease or Holding, &c.

I I

J Jane O'Donnell,

James Beattie,

Gale Daya

1 4

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

2 10 0

1st May and 1st Nov., Ten9,0t from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

6 19

ObsenatiODl!I

1£188 17 1

lll

A N~

y t n ouT No. LO C

agh

Arm

or Renew.I Flot>, Sl&tutaMll&llure payablehJ Tenants

Tenaot.t'Names

Deooatlnatiom

Inh, n,.,.,,,,g,I

Qm11t,

.. .. £

Drumbeemore,

15 16

17 18

mag

.. .. ..

6 2 26

George Loney,

Edenknappagh,

3 12

Patrick Hart,

I 12

308

0 4

Add payable by tenant, -

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenanoy determinable 1st November in each year.

803

1 4 1 4

306

2 8

...

DRUMBEEMORE,

1 1'7 3

EDENKNAPPAGH,

. .

m u e s u M

lstMayand let Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

7 19 9

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant from year to yea.r, tenancy determinable 1st November in eaoh year.

...

. .

Net AnnualRent,

tenancy determinable ·1st November in

1st May and let Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenanoy determinable 1st November in each year.

26 13 8

tOyear,

10 10 0

m u e us

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenant frc.m year

...

1 4

...

--- -...

203

...

3 7

102 19

The rent of this holding is included in William Murray'sholding in Ednevese.

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2 3

Meadow and grazing land in po88essionof Receiver. The amount stated as rent, is the sum at which he wonld recommend same being let to a solvent tenant. The pnrchaser will be entitled to possession.

...

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C h g a m Ar -

...

each year.

viz.:-for Tithe .Rem-oharge, EDNEVESE,

...

Date ud Deacriptionof Leue or Holdiag, &c.

...

do.

188 17 1 67 0 0

5 10 0

... 166 8 8

. .

Gale Da1e

5 19 0

Deduct Head Rent,

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a m r A 0

John McCart

Do.

... ...

2 33

7 0

William Murray

1 4

...

1 15

James Henderson,late Widow Henderson,

in the Baronyof Armagh, and County of Armagh, 19

Henry Donnelly,

iu the Ba.ronyof Armagh, aod County of Armagh,

I ..

Annuai.lRent

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Brought forward, 195 3 37 13 In Receiver'shands, Ednevese, [Edenaveys] 68 0 29 in the Baronyof Armagh, and Countyof Armagh,

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3.-Continued.

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m u e u- s ~J

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No. 4,

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Consisting of part of the Townland of BALLINAHONEMORE, situate in the Barony of_Armag~ and County of Armagh, held under Lease for Years, with covenant for renewal, toties quoties.

No. [

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Tl-11ant.s' Names

Dmomlnatfun1

6 6

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Q"'ntit7 T;tbo R,ot-oha,g, or Renewal Fine St.atuto Measure payable by teno.nts I

Francis Cowan, 1 Ballinahonemore in the Barony of Armagh, and Connty of Armagh, Patrick Hogan, 2 3

Joseph Mathews,

George Armstrong

I I

1 14

£,

I ...

" 6 18

1st May & 1st Nov.,

...

10 J 7

l $:t May & list Nov.,

Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

...

18 11

1st May & 1st Nov.,

Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

2 0

...

ht May & 1st Kov.,

...

Tenant from year to year, in tile Chancery cause of Miller v. Carroll tenancy determinable 1st November in each year; the holdini is deirerihed as Ballinahone Mill, with the lan1laucl houses t.hereto belongrng,

5 12

1st May & lat Nov., Tenant fromyear to year, tena.ncy determinable 1st November in each year.

o C h g a rm ..

John Cumming,

...

2 32

Net Aunoal Rent,

House and Garden, Danie] Canavan was an old servant to the late William McWilliams, and J1a.1 this small holding rent-free for bis life.

m u e us

Cumming f

of renewing the lea.'le under which said lands were held from. the Rev. \ Francis Gervais. Out of tbis demise are excepted all such and the like royalties, matters a11d thin~s as are save.:!, excepted and reserved in the J lease under which the said William M 'Williams held 1he snid demised premises wilh others, under the Hev. Francis Gervais Clerk . The premises demised: are described as Ali That and Tho!.e that part of the 1 town aJH! lands of Ballynahonemore, situate on the south side of the great road leading from Armagh to Newry, which had been laid off for and was tben in the of the said James Cumming, containing by

M y t n u o C m u __ agh e s u m r M A y t n u o t, C m h u g e us ma .

I\J!S 0 1

. -

°£!;

...

7 0 0 0

lease.

James Cuming

1st May & 1st Nov., Temmt from yeST to year, pending Chancery cause of Miller u Carroll, tenancy determinable 1st November in each year.

216 15 8 0 1 6

-----216 17

0 10

possession ili:19r':: Newry, and on the south by a river or streamlet which runs between said demised premi.~es, and that part of the lands of Cavanacaw, then in the thereof in the margin of said

...

.9 0 19 77 2 16 .___,__

. -

Do. Aru1 nal Renewal Fine, Do. Tilhe Rent-charge,

M y t n u

1st May & 1st Nov.,

, .;

Thomas Gribbin, In Receiver's hands,

Deduct Head Rent,

m u e us

Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinaLle 1st November in each year.

3 15

Daniel Canavan

Add payment by tenant,

Ob!erfltioM

9 1 26

8 9

Date and description of Leue or Holcling. &c.

William Woods,

Gale Days

3½

180 lI

I I I

9½

fJ)'7h - i,£.e--d 2-70-0 :., .:J,JtJJ ,'"Jcrb

4½

y t n u o C gh

m u e LOT No. 6, a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u f o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m

OonsisID!gof one undividedmoiety of part of the Townland of BALLINAHONEBEG containing 36 a. 3 r. 20 p. as in the Tenancy of Representatives of THOMAS VERNER, and also certain other portion of said Townland, held in severalty, in the Barony of Armagh, and Oounty of Armagh, held under Leases for Years, with covenants for renewal, toties quoties.

•..

I>enc.ahwions

Tenant&'Name,

Ballinahonebeg,

•n the Barony of Armagh, 8"d County of Armagh,

Representatives of Thomas Verner,

Rent-<h.,.g,

titho

Qumtity

or R enowal Fine

Annual Rent

DaleDap;

Date o.ndUeaeription of Lease or Holding, &c.

Obserntiom

Statute MeUUJ'III pa711.bleby tenant.

86 8 20

"·

2 19 7

s. d. 7

let May & 1st Nov.,

Lense by way of renewal, datud 14th December, William

McWilliams

1st part, James Craig 2nd part, and Thomas Verner 3rd part, of 36A. 3R, 20P,

of the lands of Ballinahonebeg for 19 years, from the 1st May, 1832, with

covenant for renewal, toties quoties, the yearly rent reserved is £6 18s. 3d., late currency, equivalent to £6 7s. 'ld., present currency, to the late William McWilliams, and a like rent to James Craig, aod also subject to the right of the said James Craig to an undivided moiety of the said 36A. 3n. 20P. which are not hereby intended to be sold or conveyed. All such royalties, reservations, matters and things a.s are saved and reserved by the respet"tive head leases of the premises are excepted out of said demise. Covenant for renewal, toties quoties, on payment by lessee of all rent due, and a proportionable part of the fines, fees, and rent as shall be paid for the renewal of the head leases thereof, the amount here stated is that which has been paid ~o the receiver as the rent llDd fines payable to the late William McWilliams and his representatives under said lease; renewal fine paid up to May, 1863. The premises demisedare described as All That and Those part of the said Janda of Ballynahonebeg, on the south part of the road of Cargagh, containing 20A, 3R. 20P., be tha 84me more or less, a.s formerly in the possession of the said David Verner and James Verner, as also part of the said lands, formerly known by the name of the two fields, called the Forth Fields and Hutchinson's Field, containing 16A. or thereabouts, be the same or either of them more or .Iese, and all the righta, members, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, as former1y in the possession of David Verner and James Verner, deceased, a.nd their under~tentt.nts, and then in the posses!ion of the said Thomas Verner, party thereto, and his under-tenants.

lhoaght forward, 86 3 20

2 19 7

6 7 7

A No.

y t n u No. 5.-Continued. o LOT C m h u I g I e . I us l a m r .. M .. A y t n u o C m h u g e a . s u m r M A . y t n u o C m h t, u g e a s u I'' M Arm y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a us m

»-omina.tio111

Teouta'Namu

Ballinahonebeg

'ritho Ren<ob.,go

Q... ~.1

Statute Meuuro

)l.

Broughtforward, 36 8 20 23 0 22 OsborneKidd,

or Renewn.1Fine pa711hleby teonnta

2 19 7 8 4 9

Annual Rent

011.leDo.ys

Dato and Dncriptian of Lease or Holding, &c.

Q&,,n-....,.

6 7 7 82 0 0

contintUJd,

McWilliams to Osborne Kidd of 23A. and 22P. of the lands of Ballynahonebeg with the Mill Garden and Bleach Green thereon, for 19 years, from Jst November, then last, at the yearly rent of £82 sterling, exceptin! and reserving oat ot said demise as by the grand leas<!thereof is excepted ao reserved. ·Covenant 'for renewal, toties quoties, on payment by lessee of all rent doe. and a. progortionnble part of the fine and expenses incident thereto, as ~ be pai or payable by the lessor on obtaining a renewal of the Jes.sq 'Jm<fer which he held the premises; the rent here slated is tb.at which has bd!:n paid to the Receiver as :~e rent and fines payable under said lease . Renewal .fi.oe paid up to May, 1853. The premises dt'mised are described as ,.A.JIThat nud Those that part of the Townland of Ballynahonebeg aforesaid, formerly

1st May & 1st Nov., Lease by way of renewa.l dated 22od August, 1828, from William

!:i~h{)~b~~:siK~dd~Robert Wilson

be~i:::! ~~

iY!e;:s:i~ltt~heM~:!::~foi:e,tlOub:h~u~~=,aitc~~i:~ tli~:~ri!e:~rke~ mill &Ddall other buildinre and improvements thereon, garden, bleacU-green,. utensils, and machinery t en on said premises or thereunto belonging, and all water and water-course!S,mill dam tail -race, and 'Vaste water-course into the same; also that small piece or bank of groun,I on the other side of the river, opposite the said bleach-green, between the river and the road to Kennedies, contaiaing 3n. and 27P., be the same more or less, marked No. 2 in said Map; also All That Field below the bridge, known by tl1e name of the island between the high road and tl1e river, containing ~ or holm or lying 3A. nnd l 7P,, be the same more or less, and is marked No. 8 in said Map, with full and free liberty at all times thereafter for him, the said Osborne Kidd, b.isexecutors, admmistrntors, and a.o:.signsinto and from the said weir, mill-dam, and tnil-race, with every material that may be necessary to repair, bank in, and mend the El!lme,and every part thereof, with the appurtenances in as foll and nmple a manner as the said William McWilliams could legally grant or demise the same; also That Field, containing 2.t.. JR. 26P., be the same more or less, marked No. 4 in said Map, and situate and Ute betwe~m other lands IJelon.Jin&"to tlie said William M 1 McWilliams said Lot marked No. l in said ap; also That Field, containing 3A. ln. 24P., be the same morl.!or less, marked Ko. 5 in i;nid Map, oo the east side of Ute said Lot marked No. 3 in said Map; also That Field, containing 2A. 2n. 32P, m~rked No, 6 in said Map, and situate on the east aide of the said Lot marked No. 5 in said Map,-wbich said thereby demised Siremises contain, e same more Ol' in the whole, 23.t., and 22P., English statute measure, be less, and are more po.rticulnrly delineated and described by the said Map to which said leMe refers.

Ca,rledforward,

0 2

£6

£88

7 7

A 1'o.

_,,..,.

4 5

Ballinahonebeg continwd,

h g a rm ...

.. ..

y t n Cou

LOT No. 6.-Continued.

Q""'tl'>'

Tith, Ront~b•.•ge \ or lt.enrVial Fmc

m u e us

M y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C ... m h u g e ... a s u m r M A... y t n ... u o C .. ---... m h u g e a us m Tenan~Namea

Bt&t.ute M.euur-e

"·

2 10 2 0

Osborne Kidd,

William Boyd,jun.,

Ill

William McWilliams

611 0

Brought forwatd,

Annuul Rent

GaleDtwa

pa1able by tenant.I

... ...

88 7 Sl 10

7 0

leo May &

ho May & let Nov.,

100

1st May & let Nov.,

1s,Nov.,

Dat" a.ml l>t-ecriptiun of Leue

Miller v. Carroll

Cl'

Bolding, &c-.

Oboonadom

enancy determinable lat November in each year.

Le&!le dated 15th May, 1835, from William McWilliam, senior, to William

"fro~~f;j~~t N~~~:i;:~:i

of £100, excepting out of the demise all such mattera and things whatsoenr as arc excepted anrl reserved, and subject to such clauses 85 are contained in the lease of the prcmi ees under \Vhicb same were held by said Will:tam McWilliams senior. Covenant by lessee against alieno.tion, e.:rcept with coment of lessor; also in case of leasee becoming bankrupt, 10.kiog the beoefit of the Insolvent Act, or that th e premises, or any part thereof, should be token in u:ecution, said lease to be at an end. Covenant by lessor to renew said leise for successive terms of 18 years, long as he should have an interest in the premises, the lessee paying ns a fine for every such renewal the whole amount of all fines, fees, lease-mon ey, and e:1:penses as should be paid by the said WILLIAMMcWilliams senior, on obtaining a renewal or new lense of the premises. The amount here stated is that which bas been J:!d to the Receiver

f~~~

P~~ s~':

~t~~t £1

!;t:!~e annually for every £100 sterling /aid to him by le~, but always subject such fines, fees, le~money, an expenses as aforesaid.

185

Add Renewal finee,

Dednct Head Rent payable under lot lea8e,

Do.

do.

2nd leaae,

A1111ual sum paya.ble to the rep• reeentathes of Sarah Seaver, ATenge AnnualRenewal fine, Tithe Renki>arge,

Net Annual Rent,

...

5¼

28 6

230

3 10

251

4 101

208

J;,:}~r

S 11

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a m r A I

Consisting of part of the Townland of

-~\

Tenanb'Names

r A \

Andrew Craig, reprein \he Barony and I sentative of William Waugh, CoumJ of Armagh, I

nr Renewal Fine pa.,-o.l,leby tenants

7 2 39

4 8 0

William Boyd,

4 3 82

Mary J JaneDuffy

Net Amnial Rent,

2 10

1st May &: l•t Nov.,

1 8

...

2 39

.., ...

...

A ~

... ...

m u e us

M y unt 8

m u e us ;;ie:!~ ~ ;:i:J

a: !Jt!rsa1t'Wfm~: WILLIAM and Niblo, pay the usual toll. The rent here stated is the amount paid to the Receiver, as the rent and fee! under ti.aidlease, and the/erentlses demised are described as All That Farm of land in Cavanacaw, boun ed on the east by the late James Waugh's meadow, on the south by th.e lands of Drumgaw on the ,vest by the lands of James Rice and Patrick Kenon, and on the north by J ames Ferguson's land; containing in the whole by estimation 8 acres, English statute mellSute.

M y unt

1st May &: let Nov., Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable ht November in each year.

6 8 6

1st May & 1st Nov., Tenant from year to year, under the Court, ~ending the Chancery cause of

0 0

m u e us

Miller u. Carroll; tenanj' determioable by t e sale, subject to the tenants emblements, {if any), an such right of entry as ia incident thereto.

M y t n u o C

1st May & let Nov., Tenant hom year to year, tenancy rleterminable 1st November in each year •

22 8 11 13 16 2 8

- of acres, - English,.-w. ""·~M,William •• 11..... Waugh statute measure, of the lands ofNiblo Cavanacaw, for years,

4 17 7

ObaerniioM

from 1st November then instant, at the yearly rent. of £1 2s. 9d., of the late currency, for each acre that the demised remiees contained, with 3s. like currcnel a-year for duties, savinJ out of t e demise to the Archbishop of Ar~ and his succeuors, timber trees, mine11 1 minerals, quames, j royalt1ee, reservations and exceptions, comprised in His Grace's lease of the premises demised. Covenant by lessor to renew every 12 yeani at said rent and duties, so long as he, bis executors, administ rators or a,signs, should hold and enjoy the same, under the executors, administrators, or assigns, of the late George Robinson, and that he said lessor would not surrenrler or forfeit his interest in the premises. Covenant b{ lea.see that be would pay the

o C h g a rm

Young

o C gh

Isaac

Date r.od deecriptiou of LeNt or Holding, &e.

DedactHad Bent,

...

Gale Day,

Annun.1Rent

a m r A

Tith, R~t.<ha.g,

Jt.

M y t n u o ..C ..

in the Barony and' County of Armagh, held under Lease for Years, with covenant for renewal every 12 years.

CANANACAW

h g a m

I Cananacaw

Q... tity

Statute Mea.tute

m u e us

No. 6,

7 9

h g a m

rlv

No Tithe-Rent chargeable on this Lot.

tvv - 1.1-0.1/,rfll"::;i3. >)...:;>

m u e us

C h ag

Arm

y t n ou

m u e us

M y t n No. 7'. LOT u o C m h u g e a s u m I I r M A y t .. oun .. . Barrack C Street .,I m h u g e a s u m M Ar y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e us ma

Plot Ground situate in Barrack-street, in the City of Armagh, known as "The Bridewell Tenement"-lleld No.\

Deuo ........

Tenmta'Nt.mea.

Qu,.nUty \ 11th, Ront-ohugo \ owiRene..,al Fin11, 8ta.1.11te ldea11ure. pt.yable by Tenant

Gale Daya.

Annual rent.

Dat, and n,..,.;ptfon or,,..,,

.. Hol<liog,....

m li'EE-SIMPLE.

ODS.i!rntioll5.

Barrack Street in the City of Annagh,

James Wilkins,

...

£,

let May & 1st Nov.,

Armagh, known as the Bridewell Tenement. held under lease, by way of renewal, dated the 1st January, 1825, from William McWilliams to John Summerville, for the lives of John Summerville, Somerville the lessee, Elizabeth, his wife, and Robert, their el1lc~taon-&.ll of whom are stated by the tenant, in II a letter dated the 201h December, 1854, to be living, but resident in America; this letter will be handed to the purchaser. Covenant for perpetual renewo.l on payment of JOs. of the late currency as a renewal fine, on the faU of e~ch life. Yearly rent reserved is £13 18s. of the late currency of lrelaod, with la. iu the pound Receiver's fees. Covenant against alienation or subletting, without consent of lessor, and, in case of so doing, Jesse! to be. liable to an additional rent of £5 per annum. By this lease &ll mm!s1 mrnerols, ,nod royalties are•reserved to the Jessor, and the premises demisedare described as All That ~nd Thoiie the part of the Tenement on the south side of Barrackstreet adjoining Scotch Sreet, in the City of Armagh, com~only called the Bridewel Tenement, on which the old Bridewell stood, with the plot of ground in the rere thereof as formerly Jaid off for James McKee and then in the possession of the said John Summerville, bounded as therein,

1••

y t n Cou LOT

h g a rm

m u e us

No. 8.

M y unt

Consisting of Tenements and Premises situate in Scotch-street, in the City of Armagh, held under Leases for Years, with covenants for renewal every seven years. Denomim:tloua

o C h g a rm Qu,nuty Statute Measure

Tent.nts' Names

Scotch-street,

Annual Rent

Gale Days

s. d.

s . d.

...

10 10

m u e us

Date and Deaoription of Lease or Holding, &e.

Thomas Dobbin

at the expiration of every seven years for such term as could be obtained

from Lord Cremorne by the lessor,one year excepted; the lessee:II

a fine for obtaining same, £1 3s. lOd., anrl the premiisesdemised are as All That 'l'tmement in Scotch-street, in the said City of formerly possessed by Robert McCulla and late in the possession of J John Allen, Arthur Branigan, undertenants to said Thomas Dobbin containing in front to Scotch-street, 31 feet; and in depth to the rere, 112 feet, be the same more or less, bounded as therein mentioned.

...

15 16

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenement and Premises, with the Garden and LittJe Meadow, or Park, at the

rere thereof, in Scotch-street, held by lease from the late William McWilliams, to John Colvan, dated the 9th December, 1844, for 21 years, from the let May, 1843, at the yearly rent of £15 16s. Covenant by lessor as to procuring from Lord Cremorne, a new lease or leases of the demised premises, and to grant a new lcnse to the said John Colvan, his executors, administrators, and assigns, toties quoties, lessee paying the sum of £8 Ss.

J;;i:t:

Obeern.tion.1

1st May and 1st Nov., Tenement and Premises in Scotch-street, held by lease from the late William McWilliams

r!e;;te!fo'::li~i~hdt:! ~J:1!;he:ip~t!~! inf s:~~:t.~:r~~~ Jibee fi:"rden and little meadow, or park, at the rere of the same, save and except at ~art of the said premises formerlr. in the possession of John Prentice, and t en in the possession of said William McWilliams, bounded as therein mentioned.

M y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e us ma

John Colvan, M. D.,

£,

...

Thomas Dobbin,

Tithe Rent-chorge or Renewal Fine, payable by Tenant!

Thomas Smith,

...

lstMayand

Charles Roddy,

... ...

...

1st May and 1st Nov., Dwelling-house and Tenement, Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable

...

JO 2

lstNov.,

Dwelling-house and Tenement. 1st November in each year.

Portion of the Premis es for. merly in possession of John Prentice, and at the time of the execution of this Lease in posseMion of William M McWilliamsare excepted out of the premises intended to be demised.

Tenant from year to year, tenancy determinable

1st November in each year.

Deduct Head Rents and Renewal Fines, viz. :Head Rent llllder 1st Lease, and Receiver's Fees, Do.

under2nd Lease,

ATerageRenewal Fine, under 1st Lease, Do.

do.

under 2nd Lease,

Annual ProBt Rent,

0 8

I½

0 10

...

67 8 6

h g a Arm

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m u e us

No.M 9. y t un

LOT

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m u e us

Plot of Groundsituate in Upper English street, in the City of Armagh~ held under Lease for Terms of Years, with covenant for renewal, toties quoties.

1No\

Tiro111b'Names

rma \

Q=tltJ Statute lileuure

Upper English Stree t,

Deduct Head~

•

Net AnnualRenl,

...

o C gh

I, .. I ..

9 13 I

a m r A- ... -

Ditto average H.enewal Fine,

Annual Rent

p&yable by Tenant

rma B.

...

James Matchett,

\1T::"n,!::;;ii~!:'

0 12

8¼

0 0

I M y t un Gale Day,.

let May & let Nov.,

o C gh 10 5

9½

2l-

orLeMe or Holduig,

&c.

m u e us

Tenement and premisea now known aa O The Albert Hotel." Tenant 1 from year to year, determinable 1st November in each year.

M y t un

o C h ag

.£19 14

Date •ad Description

M y t un

m u e us m u e us

o-...

C h g

a m Ar

y t n ouLOT

No.

m u e us

10.

M y unt

Premises situ ate in Upper English-street, Scotch street, and the Mall Road, in the City of Armagh, held under Lease for 39 Years,

...

o .. C I m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a us m Gale Day,

T,n~u•N unu

Upper English

Street

from 1st May, 18:29-Re~ewable,

R•

..I

70 0 0

ls\ May & 1st Nov., Dwelling-boase and premises. Tenant hom year to year, t~naacy determinabl e

l st May & 1st Nov., Tenement in Upper English street, held by lease from the late William

1st November in each year.

John Clarke Adams,

1 4

RepB.William Carroll,

D&teJt.ndDuoriptlon ot Lea:aeor Holdiug, &o,

Carried forward,

£1

145 0 0

McWilliams to William Carroll, deceased, d:ited the 21st April, !835, ro,20 years, fro~ the 1st May, 1834, at the yearly rent of £76, Covenad'by lessee to repair premises, and in case of not so doing, power to lessor todft'ect aU necessary repairs, and covenant by lessee to pay the eipen,ses thereof. Covenant by lessor to renew lease every 20 years in euccession, so long as he should have an ioterestin the premiseaunder the Governors and Guardfan8 of the Public Library in Armo.gh, the lessee paying, as a fine for every sue& renewal, one-fifth part of all lines, lees, lease money, and expenses as should be paid hy the lessor ou obtaining a renewal of the head lease of the premises, Out of said demise are e.i:cepted all such matters and things, and subject to the observance and performance of all such clauses and covenanta as are excepted, reserved, and contained in the leuae under which said premises are held under ~he Governors and Guardians of the Public Library of Armagh; also saving a right of passing, as in Lease particu1arly mentioned. The amount stated is that which has been paid for renewal fines and fees, all of which has been paid by lessee up to May, 1853. The premises demised are described as All That and Those that Front Dwelling-bonse, Yard, Stores. Kiln, Stable, and Premises on the east side of English street, in the said City of Armagh, as then inclosed in, and in the actual possession and occupation of the said William Carroll; which said dwe-Uing-housecontains in bTeadth,in the gTound story, in front to English street aforesaid, SOfeet 9 inches, together with pll the apartments of said dwelling-hou,e, which are built over a gateway or paasnge of 10 feet in breadth, leading from English street to the rere or said thereby demised premises, and other premi'les ~longing to the said William McWilliams; "'hicl1 apartmenb increase the br"adth or sairl front house, in the second story, and from thence upwards to the roof thereof, to 40 feet 9 inches. And the sai,I premises contafo in brf'adth in the rere, at Llie west end of the gateway or piSStLieof lO feet wide, l('&dingfrom the Mall road, 58 feet 6 inches; but that passage being to.kenoff suid last-mentioned breadth, reduces the same to 48 feet ti inches in the rere, adjoining another tenement belonging to the an.id William McWilliams then in the possession McConnell,his under,.tenant, be the s<1idseveral admeasureof Archibald ments, or any of them, more or lesi5,ond the aoid heTeby demised prem™!s meared and bounded as therein.

\ 2S

A .

C 1_, h LO g ma

ll•

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Quandt1

Statute Meunro

Reps. of Richard Cross Vogan,

street

M y I t n .. u

Annual Rent

Galo Daya

...

£,

1 4 0

orLeaaa or Holding,

&c.

1st May & 1st Nov., Tenement in Upper English-street, held by lc.>a!cfrom the late William

£2 1 I½ 195 0 0

McWilliams to Richard Cross Vogan, dated 21st March, 1835, for.20.r.firs from the 1st May, 1834, at the yearly rent of £60. Covenant by lessee to repair preroiseB, and in case of not doing !O, power to lessor to effed all necessary. repairs, and covenant by lessee to pay the e.:s:penaegtltlreof. Covennnt by lessor to renew lease every 20 yeo.ra in succession, so long as he should have an interetit in the premises under the Governors and Guardians of the Public Library in Armagh, the lessee paying, as a flne for every such renewal, one-seventh part of all tines, fees, lease money, and expenses as shonld be paid by the lessor on obtaining a renewal of the head lease of the prtmises. Out of said demise are excepted all such matters and things, and subject to the observance and performance of all such clauses and covenants are excepted, reserved, and contained in the Lease under which said premises ,ere held nnder the Govemor.5 aml Guiirdians of the Public Library of Armagh. The amount stated is that which has blJ!:enpaid for renewal fines and fees-all of which l1avebeen paid by lessee up to May, 1853. And the premises_are described as All That and Those that Front Dwelling-house and Shop on the east side of English street, in the said City of Armagh, next adjoining and on the north side of the said William McWilliam's own dwelling ..bouse, in said street, together with the Cellar underneath the said hereby demised front dwelling-house and shop, and also the Stores, Chandling-house, and Office--housesof every description, at the rere of the said thereby demised front house aod shop, running and extending in an eastward direction to, and ·adjoining an o.ffice-hoUBethen occupied as a cow-house by the said William McWilliams; which said thereby demised premises cont.sin in breadth, in the front to English street, 18 feet, in breadth in the rere, I O feet 8 inches, and in depth from front to rere, 193feet 6 inches, be lhe said several admeasurements, or any of lb.em_more or less, meart;-1l and bounded ••therein; together with full and free liberty of ingress, egN!SS, &c., to and for the said Richard Cross Vogan- his executors, administrators, and assigns, and his and their servants, and others employed by him and them, through the passages then leading to the same from English street, as therein.

0 17

1½

145

F-.

Date and De1crlptlon

Obl,n-yationa.

m u e us

I 0.- .Continued.

m u e s u r M A y t n u o C m h u g .. e a s u m r M A y t n u o C m h u g e a s u m r M A y t n u o C ... m h u g e a us m g a m A.

Brought forward,

Upper English

o C h

Tenants' Names

T;1h, R eoce ba.g e ttr R~ewa\ Fiae, payable by TenllJlt

No.

Carriedforward,

y t n I Cou gh

L01. 1 No. 10.-Continued.

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Archibald M 1 Connell, 1lated the 3rd July, lS.'lS, for 20 years, fro e tat Ma:.y,1838. (.;ove11antby lessee to repair prem.is~ ond in case of oot doing: so, poWer to lessor to effect all necessarl, repairs, and covenant by lessee to pay the expenses thereof, also covf'n!f.nt y lessee to insure premises for £200, and in case of not doing 80 1 thlt he Would pay an Mditional rent Of £2 per annum. C.dvenant lessor o reneW lease every 20 years in succession, so long 89 he should ave an interest in the premises under the Governol'8 and GuarrlianR of the Public Library of Armagh, the lessee paying u a fine for ever{ such reneW1:1l one-tenth part of all fines, fee,, le~e-moni, af'ldexpense, &Asonld be paid by the said lessor on obtaining a renewal of e lease of the premises. Out of said demise are e:tcepterl all such matters and things, and subjel·t to tht> observance and JU?rformanceof such clause~ and "COven&.ntA as are excered, reserved, and contained in the lease under which eaid premise-9aTe held rom the Governors nnd Guardians of the Public Library of Arm7h ·. The amount stated is that Which has been taidfor renewal tines an fees, all of which have been paid by lessee up to day, 1852, and •the premises are rlescribed as All That and Those that Tenement and Premise&on the West side·of the road leadinf from College street to Barrack Street in tbe said City of Armagh along t e Mall or common,which said remises were then in the possession and occn~ation of the said Archibald McConnell as tenant to the said William M'\ McWilliams and upon the front whereof the said Archibald McConnell had erected two d"9elliog-bou&eS 1 8 :~~:ii~'\n~r::Stfi ~oS:~~o"::~ ;;;~~c~;t~t:~:ri~!a~~bl~b!::i: feet, in rlepth from front to rere on the north side 160 feet 9 inches, and in depth from front to rere on the south side 175 feet, or thereabouts, be the said severril admeuurements or any of them more or less, nnd meared a~d bounded ns therein, tof.ether with ingress, egress, &c•• to aml for_tbe SBJd Archibnld McConnel I bis e:iecuton, admmistrntors, and asSJfns, and hi&and their workmen, &c., from the entftllnce in front, opposite t e Mall, through the gateway or passage of 10 feet wide, as therein mentioned.

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IN THE MA.'l'TBB. OF THE ESTATE 01!'

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