3 copies of renewal of lease dated 6 January 1790 concerning the lands of Brookville [Brookfield] containing 175 acres between Charles William Bury and Reverend William Peter Turpin.

Lease of part of the lands of Coleshill [Colehill] and Ballydaly from Edward Earl Digby to John McHroy for one life, or twenty-one years from 29 September 1819, at the yearly rate of £46-2-6.
Including 'A map of part of the lands of Coleshill in the Barony of Geashill and King's County. Part of the Estate of the Right Honourable Earl Digby. Surveyed by John Molloy 1819', hand coloured, scale 20 Perches to an Inch, with bordering land leased to Dan Larkin, McEvoy, John Conroy, Daniel McHroy, John Fitzgerald, Andrew J. O. Flanagan, Cox Esq. and under ownership of the Earl of Charleville.

Copy of lease for part of the lands and bog of Clonshanny from Milo and Sophia Bagot to Daniel Bagot for three lives from 1776, at the yearly rent of £6.

Lease for lives renewable forever of lands at Mucklagh between William Curtis and Charles William Bury dated 25 October 1810 and drawn by Thomas S. Berry Solicitor. Affecting lands in the town of Mucklow [Mucklagh] comprising of 5 acres and 2 perch and being at the yearly rent of £28 11s 7d. Sealed by both parties.

Lease by Charles William Bury to Patrick Digan for lands at Mucklagh containing 10 acres and 1 for term of 21 years and yearly rent of £9 1s.

Lease by Charles William Bury to John Digan for lands and house at Mucklagh for term of 17 years with yearly rent of £15.

Lease by Charles William Bury to William Kelly for lands containing 13 acres in in the barony of Ballycowan to hold for 17 years at rent of £19 16s.

Lease by Charles William Bury to William Elcoat for house and gardens at Mucklow [Mucklagh] for one life at yearly Rent 5s. Includes hand drawn map.

Lease by Charles William Bury to Thomas Berry for land in Killinroe, demesne of Charleville, containing 139 acres to hold for of 20 years and paying the rent of £104 and 5 shillings.

Lease by Charles William Bury to John McMellan for house and tenement 'known by the name of the Poor House together with the garden containing a half an acre', situated in Mockley [Mucklagh] for 20 years at £1 10s.