Showing 82 results

Decree granting administration of the estate of Ann Molloy to dispose of all and singular goods, rights, credits and chattels.

2 copies of articles of intermarriage between Laurence Bomford Molloy and Elizabeth Mulock.

Articles of agreement of marriage between Reverend John Mulock Clk., of Ballyard, King's County of the one part, and Richard Homan, Gent, of Moategranoge, Westmeath, and Ann Homan, eldest daughter of Richard Homan, of the second part, and Eusebius Low of the city of Dublin, and Thomas Mulock, also of Dublin, of the third part.
A provision is agreed that should she survive her intended husband, Ann Homan and her assigns shall receive and be paid one annuity or yearly rent charge of £65 by way of jointure from the towns and lands of Ballyard.

Handwritten notes, invoices and correspondence relating to renovations carried out to Bellair House in 1838.
Includes detailed report prepared by Michael Murray, builder, for Thomas Mulock of specifications of work proposed to be done for erecting a private chapel at Bellair.

Invoices, bills and estimates for renovations carried out to Bellair House, includes:

Invoice from Brussels Kidderminster and Flax Carpeting;
List of carpenters' work to be done at Bellair;
Invoice from John Brierly, Fancy Muslin & Trimming Warehouse, No 40, Dorset Street;
Invoice from Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Warehouse, No 24, Clare Street, Dublin;
Invoice from Matthew West, Old Established Plate, Plated and Jewellery Warehouse, No 15 Skinner-Row, Dublin;
Invoice from Morgans Cabinet Makers & Upholders, Dublin.

Case of Thomas Homan Mulock of Bellair, King's County concerning entitlements to premises adjoining the River Brosna.

Exemplification of common recovery suffered by Thomas Homan Mulock of the town and lands of Bellair, King's County.