Land: CORK, In the Matter of the Estate of Richard Longfield JAMESON, Esq. Owner and Petitioner
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In the Court of the Commissioners for the Sale of Incumbered Estates in Ireland
CITY OF CORK

RENTALS & PARTICULARS OF;

In the Matter of the Estate of Richard Longfield JAMESON, Esq.
Owner and Petitioner

Several Valuable Houses, and Premises, held for long terms of years situate on the
SOUTH MALL, MORRISSON'S QUAY, QUEEN STREET and LOGAN STREET in the City of Cork
AND AT BLACKROCK, in all, FIFTEEN LOTS. TO BE SOLD BY THE COMMISSIONERS,
AT THEIR COURT, NO. 14 HENRIETTA STREET IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN ON Thursday the
20th day of January 1859 at 12 o'Clock NOON

Pursuant to order of the LANDED ESTATES COURT, bearing date 15th November, 1858
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Rentals and further Particulars LOTS 10 THROUGH 15
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Further PARTICULARS for RENTAL

NOTED: The ordnance valuation of the first five lots is £852.
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DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS OF LOTS 10 THROUGH 15 -

Situate at BLACKROCK, late South Liberties of THE CITY OF CORK, but now in the Barony
of Cork, and County of Cork.

The lands and premises comprised in Lots 10-15 are parts of the lands of MAHON,
in the County of Cork held under a lease dated 18th October, 1781 made by James
CHATTERTON (later Sir James, Bart.) to Michael MURPHY of the City of Cork, Mason,
for the term of 17 years at the yearly rent of £48 10s. 0d. late Irish currency,
in which indenture there is a covenant for renewal agreed upon and for such term of
years as Jonathon BUSTEED, Gentleman, shall from time to time renew the said three fields
containing 12a 1r 20p, bounded on the high road leading from Cork to BLACKROCK, on the
South by Mr. BURY'S land; on the West by a strand or waste ground, adjoining
Alderman SWETE'S land, and on the East by other parts of the lands of MAHON, then in
the possession of Messrs. Arthur CONNELL and William KEARNES.

Michael MURPHY, the original Lessee by deed, dated 27th December, 1748 assigned all
his interest in the said lands and tenancy unto Edward JAMESON the father of the owner.
Renewals have been made from time to time, and the last renewal thereof is dated 19th
March, 1850 and was made by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON to the said Richard Longfield
JAMESON , the owner for the term of eighteen years and a half, from the 29th September
and contains a 'toties quoties' covenant for renewal on payment of the annual sum of
£15 4s 84d [crossed out: to the ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS] or of one-twentieth part
of such fine as should be paid for the renewal of the head lease of said lands.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE LOTS 10 THROUGH 15
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First Cond: The purchaser of any of the above lots shall not be at liberty to
require evidence of the title of the Lessor of lease dated 18th October 1781, to make
same or object by reason of any incumbrance affecting the ground or premises thereby demised
or the estate of the Lessor, his executors, administrators or assigns therein.

Second Cond: All of the above lots being held by owner under lease dated 18th October 1781
will be sold liable to the yearly head-rent of £49 10s.0d, late currency and to
the payment renewal fine of £15 8s. 0d but indemnified there from by LOT 10.

Third. Cond: Lot 10 will be sold primarily subject to the said yearly head rent of
£18 9s. 2-3/4d in indemnification of the said several other lots held under said
original Lease.

Fourth Cond: The purchaser of Lot 10 shall be entitled to the possession of the original
lease dated 18th October 1781, but will be required to enter into a proper deed of covenant
for its production, at the request of the purchasers of the several other lots held
under the same lease.
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LOTS 10]Part of the lands of MAHON, in the County of Cork, held for a residue of a term
of Eighteen years and a half, from the 29th September. 1849 with a toties quotes
covenant for renewal.
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

10-a] Part of the David HALL, Esq. £61 2s. 3-1/4d
Lands of Mohan

TERMS OF LEASE [HALL-8a-3r-35p] LEASE dated 6th August 1783 to Mathias SMITH
for 14 years from the 25th March 1782 at the yearly rent of £57 8s 0d, late currency.
with past renewals with fine paid during the incumbency of the Rev. Robert Daly.
Last renewal dated 28th May, 1855 from Richard Longfield JAMESON to David HALL for
13 years.

Description is that of one field in lands of Maghon, alias Mahon, near Blackrock
8 acres - 3 roods and 35 perches statute measure. Bounded on the north by highroad
leading from Cork to Blackrock Castle; on the South, partly by lands of Mahon in
the possession of Mr. CRAWFORD and of Parkaplumpa in the possession of Mr. JAMESON;
on the East by premises formerly occupied by Messrs. CONNELL and KEARNES and on the West
by premises then lately occupied by the Rev. Mr. BURROWS.

[Observations] The Lessor's side of this lease is not forthcoming, a copy has been
obtained from the tenant and will be handed to the purchaser. The tenant will be
bound to attorn to the purchaser at the expense of the estate.
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10-b] Ditto Henry DIXON £4 0s 0d

NATURE OF TENANCY: [DIXON] Tenant from year to year. Tenancy determinable on the
25th march in each year.
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10-c] Ditto William BARRY £1 6s 8d

NATURE OF TENANCY: [BARRY] Lease dated 30th September 1858 by Richard Longfield
JAMESON to William Barry for 9 years, with toties quoties covenant for renewal
with Lessor reserving one half-year of his term.
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10-d] Ditto Daniel CORKERAN £1 6s 8d

NATURE OF TENANCY: [CREMMIN] Lease dated 25th June 1841 John CREMMIN for15years,
with toties quoties covenant for renewal.

Said premises include house situate at Blackrock in the possession of Richard Longfield
JAMESON, bounded on the North by house of Mathias SMITH; on the East by the premises of
Henry MILWARD, Esq.; on the south by John MURPHY'S premises and on the West by the
high road leading to Lakelands of Blackrock.
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10-f] Ditto Daniel CORKERAN £0 15s 0d

NATURE OF TENANCY: [CORKERAN ] Lease dated 1st October 1858 by Richard Longfield
JAMESON to Daniel CORKERAN for 9 years, with toties quoties covenant for renewal
with Lessor reserving one half-year of his term.
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LOT 11] Part of the lands of MAHON, in the County of Cork, held for a residue of a term
of Eighteen years and a half, from the 29th September. 1849 with a toties quoties
covenant for renewal.
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

11] Part of the Mrs. Eliza NASH £11 4s. 0d
Lands of Mohan £16 10s.3d

TERMS OF LEASE [NASH] LEASE dated 1st June 1830, to John SULLIVAN for 17 years
by Richard Longfield JAMESON, from the 25th March at the yearly rent of £11 4s. 0d,
late currency. Last renewal dated 7th March, 1857 to Rev. William Ruxton NASH for
eleven years and one half.

Premised demised are the holding of then late Mr. Francis COTTRELL situate on what
was commonly called the Terrace on the Blackrock road in the South-EAST liberties of
Cork, saving and reserving out of said demise the small lot to the east of the coach
house already demised to by Richard Longfield JAMESON to the reps. of John WILEY.
Also demised are two small houses formerly known as part of the old factory belonging then
to the late Edward JAMESON, Esq. as well as a small plot of ground late in the possession
of Jameson.

2nd lease of this Lot 11 also to Mrs. Eliza NASH covers in detail as follows: a small house
with yard fronting and garden in rere. Bounded on the North by Blackrock road; on
the east formerly by Mr. Deane's holdings, but by then Mr. TOLEKIN"S house and garden;
on the West partly by the holdings of the Representatives of David FITZGERALD and
partly by the premises of Richard Longfield JAMESON and on the South by a house and yard
in the possession of Mr. William MURPHY, where a coach-house, stable and other improvements
had been built by Luke SHEA, deceased. Also a small plot of ground with a small house as
part of the quarry field.
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LOT 12, 13, 14] Part of the lands of MAHON, in the County of Cork, held for a residue
of a term of Eighteen years and a half, from the 29th September. 1849
with a toties quoties covenant for renewal.
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

12] Part of the Alexander DEANE £21 0s. 0d
Lands of Mohan

TERMS OF LEASE [DEANE] Tenant from year to year. tenancy determinable on
the 29th September in each year.
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

13] Part of the Henry Edward JONES £20 0s. 0d
Lands of Mohan

TERMS OF LEASE [DEANE oa-1r-op] This held under parol agreement for three years from
25th March 1855 which expired on the 25th March 1858
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

Lot 14] Part of the Mr. Mortimer £36 16s.2d
Joseph CUFFE as
Rep. of William
BUSTEED & THOMAS
Gray FULLER

TERMS OF LEASE [CUFFE for BUSTEED & FULLER] LEASE dated 22nd November 1802 by Edward
JAMESON to William BUSTEED and Thomas Gray FULLER, AT the yearly rent of £10 4s. 0d,
late currency. Last renewal dated 26TH September 1853 made to Mortimer Joseph CUFFE
for 15 years so long as the lease shall be renewed by the ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS.

The premises are demised as follows: piece or plot of ground herein mentioned as part
of the quarry field, bounded on the north by the high road leading to Blackrock; on which
piece of ground there had been built two large houses; on the south with a lot of ground
formerly demised to Denis MAHONY; on the east with Honora BARLOW'S dwelling house and
premises and on the west with a passage reserved, adjoining Alderman SWEETE'S former
concerns.
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RENTAL GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS TENANTS NAME YEARLY RENT

Lot 15] Part of the William WILEY £8 6s.6-1/28d [0a3r0p]
Rep. of £1 13s.8d [0a1rop]
John WILEY

TERMS OF LEASE [WILEY] held under two leases for two parcels adjoining.

Parcel one lease dated 30th September 1802 by Edward JAMESON to John WILEY
Last renewal dated 21st February 1857 and was made to William WILEY, Esq. L.L.D.
for the term of 11 years.

A piece of ground about three-fourths of an acre, more or less together with the
houses and other buildings made and erected thereon, bounded on the north by the high
road leading from Cork to Blackrock, on the South by a quarry formerly in the possession
of William MURPHY, on the East with a lane or passage and on the West by a lot of
ground formerly held by Luke SHEA.

Parcel two lease; dated 30th September 1806: renewal to William Wiley as above.
described as a piece or plot of ground conataining one-fourth acre, more or
less, being part of the Quarry field with the dwelling house and other buildings and
improvements erected thereon.
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Source: FHL# 0258795 Encumbered Estates - County Cork.