gave, granted, and confirmed, to the said Sir Thomas Browne and 7 & 8 Edward Fitz Harris, the castle and lands of Ballyea, Kilfeadamore, Charles I. Lacknegrenane, Taghnekilly, in the county of Limerick; Castlebancke, in the county of Clare; Alongert and Trienmanagh, Lackarewegh, Ilandcosgrowe, and Ballychoggeran, Clonefadda, Garranboy, Ballyduffe, Barnecraigh, Gortcahell, Roe, Ballykillidea, Karrowerebane, Lackamore, Ballygirryne, Gortinagy, Kewrokelly, Lackalraner, Kewrogar, and Annahebegg, in the county of Clare; To hold for ever, in trust, for the use of the said Earl of Thomond for life, and after his decease, to the use of the said Sir Barnaby, and the heirs male of his body; and for want of such issue, remainder to the said Donatus, Earl of Thomond, and his heirs male; remainder to Henry, Lord Baron of Ibrackan, son of the Earl of Thomond, and his heirs male; and for want of such issue, to Sir Daniel O'Brien, brother of the said Earl, and his heirs male; remainder to the right heirs of the Earl of Thomond, grandfather of the present Earl.— 14 March, 14 James I.

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Conveyance whereby Sir Stephen Butler, of Bealturbet, in the county of Cavan, granted and conveyed to Edward Butler, of Clona, in the said county, two small tates of land, commonly called Dresternan, in the barony of Knockuyny, in the county of Fermanagh : To hold for ever in free soccage, for all other rents and services. 27 April, 7°.

Bond of Theobald, Baron of Brittas, to Michael Gregg, of London, draper, in the sum of £100.-February 26, 1620.

Condition of the preceding bond, namely, that the Lord Baron of Brittas shall pay to the said Michael Gregg, £46 at the Feast of SS. Philip and Jacob, next ensuing, at the sign of the George, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London.

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Letter of attorney whereby Sir Miles Fleetwood and Sir Oliver Luke appointed and authorized the Baron of Mellefont, Lord Viscount Moore, of Drogheda; Francis, Lord Anslowe, Baron of Mountnorris; Sir Edward Loftus, Morrice Eustace, William Stoughton, and John Ince, to enter into the territory or precinct of land called the Erenagh or termon land of Tomregan, with the appurtenances, containing six poles of land; and also the manor of Tulloculton, with the appurtenances, in the county of Cavan, which had been demised by Robert, late Lord Bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh, unto Oliver, late Lord Lambert, Baron of Cavan, Garret, late Lord Viscount Drogheda, and Sir George Moore, of Mellifont, for sixty years; and to demise and lease the same, for and during the term, estate, and interest of the said Sir Miles and Sir Oliver.-20 Sept., 8° Car. I., 1632.

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Conveyance whereby the Right Honourable Sir Robert Dillon, Lord Dillon, Baron of Kilkenny; Hester, Lady Lambert, Lady Dowager of Cavan; and Charles, Lord Lambert, Baron of Cavan, granted and conveyed to Sir Arthur Savage, and Sir Robert Loftus, son of Adam, Lord Viscount Loftus of Ely, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in consideration of the sum of £1,991 ros., the lands of Clonken, Killelan, Killmanahan, Doughill, and Knockdominy, in the county of Westmeath; the lands of Ballinbore, Mondrom, Tonleger, Boyanagh, and Coulteig, in the county of Roscommon: To hold for ninety-seven years, in trust, to the use of the said Lord Lambert, until the 24th June next ensuing, and afterwards to the use of Sir Miles Fleetwood, and Sir Oliver Luke, their heirs and assigns, for the residue of the said term.—July 2, 6°.

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