| NO. |
DENOMINATIONS |
TENANTS'
NAMES
|
TENURE & OBSERVATIONS
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| 1 |
House, Out-offices, large Store, Yard &
Garden |
Reps. Of Mrs. Johanna RYAN |
Lease dated 13th January, 1836, from Henry
Whitby BRISCOE, the owner, to Patrick RYAN, for the term of
the lives of John RYAN, Michael RYAN, and Thomas LALOR, or
61 years from the 29th Sept. 1835. Covenant that the said
Patrick RYAN shall be allowed the cost of two extra feet of
the wall of the house then taken by him, and said house to
be built by the lessee according to agreement before the
25th March 1837, with liberty to set and let said house and
premises, but not to alienate same except to one of his own
children by marriage. Said Michael RYAN, aged 26, years and
Thomas LALOR, aged 35 years, two of the cestui qui vies
therein named, are alive. The premises are therein described
as the house then lately in the possession of Walter SHEA,
situate in New-street, Carrick-on-Suir, with the back yard
and all the other edifices and back garden thereunto
attached, to the rere of said house, and bounded therein. |
| 2 |
House |
Mrs. Johanna RYAN |
Lease dated 28th July, 1841, from Henry
Whitby BRISCOE, the owner, to Patrick RYAN, for the term of
the life of said Patrick RYAN, who died in or about 10th
May, 1848, and a further term of 60 years to be computed
from the day of his death. The premises are therein
described as the house in which the said Pat. RYAN then
resided, with the back yard, garden and concerns thereto
belonging, situate in New street, in the town of Carrick-on-Suir,
and bounded as therein. |
| 3 |
House, yard, garden & out-offices |
Edmond BROWNE |
Lease dated 6th March, 1826, from Henry
Whitby BRISCOE to John FITZPATRICK, for the term of the
lives of Henry Whitby BRISCOE, James WALL, and James
FITZPATRICK, or 61 years from March, 1826. The said Henry
Whitby BRISCOE, now aged 45 years, and James WALL now aged
52 years, are still alive. The premises thereby demised are
described as the dwelling-house and back concerns on which
the said John FITZPATRICK then resided. |
| 4 |
House & Yard |
Edmond BROWNE |
An accepted proposal for a lease dated 29th
Sept. 1854, signed by Edmond BROWNE and Henry Whitby
BRISCOE, Esq. For the term said Edward BROWNE holds his
holding in New-street, with an undertaking to pay all poor
rates, county cess, income tax, and what ever tax shall be
imposed on said house during the term of the lease. Note-
the term of this tenant's holding in New-street are the
lives of Henry W. BRISCOE, now aged 45 years, James WALL,
aged 52 years, and James FITZPATRICK, since deceased, or 61
years from the 25th March, 1826. The premises are lately in
the possession of John STAPLETON |
| 5 |
House & Yard |
vacant |
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| 6 |
House & Yard |
Edmond WALSH |
Tenancy from year to year, determinable on
25th March in each year. |
| 7 |
House |
vacant |
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| 8 |
House & Yard |
Mrs. Honora CARROLL |
Lease dated 2nd August, 1797, from Henry
BRISCOE to John BENTLEY, now aged 64 years, and of Wm. MOORE
& John ROURKE, both deceased, at the yearly rent of £7
2s. 9d. Late currency, but the tenant has only paid £6 per
annum for many years. The premises are therein described as
a slateed house, situate facing the East on New -street
leading to the green of Carrick, containing in length 28 ft
6 inches, in depth 121 ft 2 inches, bounded as therein. |
| 9 |
House & Yard |
Mrs. Mary POWER |
Tenancy from week to week, determinable on
Saturday in each week. |
| 10 |
House, Out-Offices & extensive Stores and
Yard |
Edmond O'Halloran |
Lease dated 29th August, 1786, from Henry
BRISCOE to John WELLS and Stephen WELLS, for the terms of
999 years from 25th March, 1779, at the yearly rent of £10
late currency. The premises are therein described as three
houses and tenements, with the back yards, tan yard, and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, and formerly held by Mrs.
Mary CANTWELL, and then in the occupation of said John &
Stephen WELLS, and bounded as therein; and also that part of
Thomas TOOLS, holdings, then in the occupation of said John
WELLS, and which adjoins said last mentioned holdings. These
premises, with Nos. 43 & 49 Greenside, are one concern. |
| 11 |
House & Yard |
William GAULE |
An agreement for a lease dated 19th April,
1848, executed by Henry Whitby BRISCOE, Esq. And siad Wm.
GAULE, for the term of the life of said Wm. GAULE, now aged
38 years, or 31 years from 1st May, 1848. The premises are
described as the concerns in New-street as lately held by
James CASEY. |
| 12 |
House & Garden & extensive
out-offices |
Thomas Bennett WILSON, Esq. |
A fee-farm grant made under the provisions of
the Renewable Leasehold Conversion Act, by Henry Whitby
BRISCOE, Esq., and dated 15th August, 1855. The premises are
therein described as the dwelling house & yard and
garden behind said house, extending from said house to the
town wall formerly in the tenure of John DANIEL and his
widow, and bounded as therein |
| 13 |
House & large garden |
The Rev. Francis O'NEILL |
Held under a fee-farm grant dated 27
November. 1852, from Henry W. BRISCOE to the Rev. Francis
O'NEILL, executed under the provisions of the Renewable
Lease-hold Conversion Act, and the premises are therein
described as the house and garden formerly in the possession
of John BAKER and his under-tenants formerly and John
O'NEILL once held the same |
| 14 |
Houses and garden |
Mrs. E. BRANIGAN |
Lease dated 16th day of June, 1752, from Edw.
BRISCOE to Robert BAKER, for three lives with covenant for
perpetual renewal, on payment of a pepper-corn fine on the
fall of each life, at the yearly rent of 3l. Late
currency, and which premises are therein described as the
houses that the said Robert BAKER was then building in
New-street. The last renewal made by Henry BRISCOE to Ursula
BAKER, dated Sept. 1809, is for the term of the lives of
Richd. BRANIGAN and Elizabeth his daughter, both since dead,
and Elizabeth BRANIGAN his widow, now aged 60 years. |
| 15 |
Houses & yard |
Mrs. E. BRANIGAN |
Lease dated 30th April, 1774, from John
BRISCOE to Robert BAKER, for three lives, with covenent for
perpetual renewal on payment of a pepper-corn fine, at the
yearly rent of 4. Late currency. The last renewal from Henry
BRISCOE to Ursula BAKER is dated Sept. 1809, and is for the
term of the lives of Richard BRANIGAN and Elizabeth BRANIGAN
his widow, aged about 60 years. The premises are described
as the slated house in New-street, then in the possession of
Robert BAKER, and bounded as therein. |
| 16 |
House and gardens |
John WALL |
Fee-farm grant dated 29th day of January,
1856, made under the provision of the Renewable Leasehold
Conversion Act, by H.W. BRISCOE, Esq., the owner in the
Matter, to John WALL, of certain premises adjoining Cregg-road,
in the barony of Iffa and Offa East, and County of
Tipperary; and of premesis in the town of Carrick-on-Suir,
in the like barony and county, at the yearly Fee-farm rent
of £21 10s 2d., of which said rent the sum of £12 18s. 6d.
has been charged by the said grant in respect of the
premises in this No., and which are herein described as the
house, holding or tenement, together with the outhouse,
offices, back yard, and garden, thereunto belonging, as same
were, in the year 1771, held and enjoyed by John BRADSHAW. |