Land: CORK, In the Matter of the Estate of Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Others; Owners
ex parte Charles Douglas HALFORD 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; LOTS 11 through 14
Lands in the County of Cork and Ground, Dwelling Houses and Premises in the City of Cork
TO BE SOLD BY THE COMMISSIONERS, AT THEIR COURT, NO. 14 HENRIETTA STREET IN THE CITY
OF DUBLIN ON TUESDAY THE 1st day of December, 1857 at the hour of 12 o'Clock NOON
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ABRAHAM THOMAS CHATTERTON, Solicitor for the Petitioner, 8 INN'S QUAY, DUBLIN; and
49 South Mall, Cork
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Printed for the Offices of Frederick A. KLEIN, C. E. by John CROWE, 19 Cook Street, Cork
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		     		GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO
				LOTS Nos. 11, 12, 13, [as grouped] and Lot. No. 14
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]

The lands of FARRANMACTEIGHE are within a mile of the City of Cork, on the Western Road
and are on the banks of the River LEE.  There are upon them a large number of valuable houses
and buildings and the undertenants have, in almost every case; large interest in their
holdings, the valuation of lands being very nearly double the rental.

The Lands of these lots have been held under ONE lease, from the BISHOPS of Cork
and the ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS at a Gross Rent of £23 6s 2d and fees, but for the
purpose of the sale in this matter have been divided into three holdings, and a distinct
lease of each obtained, with the rents apportioned accordingly.

LOT 11 is valued at: £174 - LOT 12 at £185 and LOT 12 at £335: The annual fine paid to the
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS for renewal of these lands was £53 6s 1d for the sale now divided
between 11, 12 and 13. in the proportion of the valuation above. gives the future renewal
estimate as follows: Lot 11, £13 7s 4d - Lot 12, £14 4s 2d and Lot 13 £253 14s 7d

The Gross tithe rent-charge is £10 18s 10d. A copy of the applotment has been obtained
which shows' Lot 11 as £3 5s 7-1/2d; Lot 12 as £3 19s 1 and Lot 13 as £3 14s 1-1/2d.

The letting of Lot 11 having been made since the passing of the Act of 1st and 2nd
Victoria, chapter 109 (tithe rent-charge Act) will be payable by the purchaser. The
original letting of No 2 on LOT 12 was prior to the passing of that act, and up to the
period of agreement of 24th April 1850, the tenant £4 with the rent as the tithe rent-charge.
and this is now included in the rent now payable out of that holding. [LOT 11] and is not
reserved as rent upon the renewal of the lease.

The tenant [No 1] on Lot 12 pays £2 3s 6d Tithe rent-charge, but is not reserved as rent upon the
renewal of the lease.  The tenant No 2 [Lot 12] pays  13s 6d which is reserved as rent by his
last renewal of the 4th June, 1853.
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				Rental and Particulars LOT 11
			      Griffith's Valuation for this Lot is £124
			        [Edited and Condensed where possible]

Part of the of lands of FARRANMACTEIGHE, in the Barony of Cork, County of Cork, in the Parish
of Saint Finn Barr's containing about 48 Acres with yearly rent of £5 16s 10d  paid to
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS of Cork Producing a Yearly Profit of £92 9s.

RENTAL -- LOT No. 11		GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

DENOMINATIONS			TENANTS NAME 		 	YEARLY RENT

 	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	Thomas JENNINGS			£101 16s 0d
	in the Barony of Cork

NATURE OF TENANCY: [JENNINGS] LEASE dated 14th May 1850 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to Thomas JENNINGS  and renewal dated 11th June, 1857 by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Sir James CHATTERTON to Thomas JENNINGS for the term of 19 years, from 25th March, then last
past, at the yearly rent of £2 5s. for every acre save 2 allowed for waste and severance caused by
a new line of road through said lands; also excepting to the Bishop of Cork, all gorts and glebe
lands and also excepting to said Bishop and all successors with liberty to enter and take all waifs,
estrays, felon's and fugitive's goods and all woods and underwoods on the demised premises save
such the said JENNINGS and his heirs, assignees etc shall plant.

All Bog timber and also all royalties, mines, minerals, quarries of stone and coal found or
to be found, as well as the liberty of fishing, fowling, hunting &c and to hold court leet and
courts baron thereon, containing the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant, and a covenant
to do suit and service to the said Bishop, and to perambulate and maintain the bounds and to
present enroachments and mutual covenants for renew 'toties quoties' without additional rent
or fine, unless the fine to be paid to Bishops should exceed £53 6s 1d, or if such not paid
in six months after notice in writing. The lessor will not be bound to renew further but might
resume possession at the termination of the then existing term.

There is a clause of surrender at the end of any third year for the term upon giving six
months notice.

Further in to the Descriptive particulars are noted: Lease 12th of May 1857, that yearly rent
of £51 16s 10d over and above all quit rent, crown rent, contributions, county charges, taxes
and impositions payable quarterly with 1s in the pound, receiver's fees.

The releases in the leases note any listed exceptions were enjoyed by the Bishopric and its
members since the year 1688.

There is a restriction the "Sir James CHATTERTON should not alien, sell or assign his lease,
interest or title to the premises, to any person or persons whatsoever, other than his own family,
unless licensed by the said Commissioners and their successors under common seal, under a
penalty of an additional rent." The purchaser will not be penalized for any such alienation.

This lease also requires the tenant to sow as much hemp and flax as the statute requires as
well as perambulate the bounds and maintain the fences.

The original lease of 12th May, 1857 and counterpart of the undertenant's lease of 14th May, 1850
will be handed to the purchaser.
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				CONDITIONS OF SALE AS TO LOT No, 11

The purchaser of LOT 11 shall not be entitled to require evidence of the title of the
Lessors in the Lease of 12th May, 1857, to make the same nor object by reason of any incumbrance
affecting their or any or either of their Estate or Interest.
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			GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 12
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]
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Part of the of lands of FARRANMACTEIGHE, in the Barony of Cork, County of Cork, in the Parish
of Saint Finn Barr's containing about 40 acres with yearly rent of £6 4s 3d  paid to
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS of Cork Producing a Yearly Profit of £96 18s. 1d. during the
life of Mrs. Catherine Philpott, one of the tenants, and after her decease, £115 17s. 2d.

RENTAL -- LOT No. 12		GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

MAP 	DENOMINATIONS		TENANTS NAME 		 	YEARLY RENT

5]	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	William LANE	1a 0r 10p 	£7 7s 8d
	in the Barony of Cork

NATURE OF TENANCY: [LANE]  LEASE dated 24th April 1823 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to Daniel CROWLEY; renewal dated 30th August, 1856 by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Sir James CHATTERTON to William LANE for the term of 20 years, from 25th March, then last
past, containing the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant, and a covenant for renewal
'toties quoties'.
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1]	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	Charlotte 	39a 1r 6p 	£115 0s 0d
1a	in the Barony of Cork	PHILPOTT
1b
1c
NATURE OF TENANCY: [LANE]  LEASE dated 28th February 1827 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to John PHILPOTT; renewal and further lease dated 27th June, 1834 by said Sir William Abraham
CHATTERTON to Charlotte PHILPOTT at the yearly rent of £115, sterling; renewal dated 27th September
1856 by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON and Sir James CHATTERTON to Charlotte PHILPOTT
for the term of 20 years, from 25th March, then last past, at the yearly rent of £115 sterling,
during her life time and after her decease, £115, excepting to the Bishop all the same as LOT 11.
containing the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant. The tythe rent charge payable by tenant.
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			GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 12
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]

The same Particulars as Lot 11 apply here as well as the notation that the rent will increase
upon the death of Charlotte PHILPOTT, presently aged 70 [1857 sale date]
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				CONDITIONS OF SALE AS TO LOT No, 12

The purchaser of LOT 12 shall not be entitled to require evidence of the title of the
Lessors in the Lease of 12th May, 1857, to make the same nor object by reason of any incumbrance
affecting their or any or either of their Estate or Interest.
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			      GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 13
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]
				    Griffith's Valuation: £226 15s
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RENTAL -- LOT No. 13		GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

MAP 	DENOMINATIONS		TENANTS NAME 		 	YEARLY RENT

2]	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	Joseph SPILLANE   23a 1r 32p 	£70 3s 3d
	in the Barony of Cork

NATURE OF TENANCY: [SPILLANE]  LEASE dated 19th October 1827 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to Thomas FORREST; renewal dated 30th August, 1856 by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Sir James CHATTERTON to Joseph SPILLANE for the term of 20 years, from 25th March, then last
past, containing the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant, and a covenant for renewal
'toties quoties' The Bishopric and its members since the year 1688 retain these rights to land use
as spelled out in LOT No. 11 above.
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4]	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	Thomas JENNINGS     7a 2r 22p 	£22 10s 9d
	in the Barony of Cork

NATURE OF TENANCY: [JENNINGS]  LEASE dated 1st June, 1827 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to Thomas JENNINGS; renewal dated 30th August, 1856 by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Sir James CHATTERTON to Joseph SPILLANE for the term of 19 1/2  years, from 25th March, then last
past, containing the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant, and a covenant for renewal
'toties quoties' The Bishopric and its members since the year 1688 retain these rights to land use
as spelled out in LOT No. 11 above.
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6]	FARRANMACTEIGHE, 	Daniel KELLEHER     13a 0r 3p 	 £24 0s 0d
	in the Barony of Cork
NATURE OF TENANCY: [KELLEHER]  LEASE dated 5TH May 1849 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to Thomas JENNINGS; WITH agreement [no date shown] by Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON
and Sir James CHATTERTON to Daniel KELLEHER FOR reduction of rent to £24 from £30 initial rent,
for the term of 20 years, from 25th March, then last past, containing the usual covenants
between Landlord and Tenant, and a covenant for renewal 'toties quoties' The Bishopric and its
members since the year 1688 retain these rights to land use as spelled out in LOT No. 11 above.
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			     GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 13
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]

The original lease 12th May 1857 and counterparts of the undertenants of 19th October, 1827;
30th August 1856, 1st June 1827, 5th May 1849 and 24th September, 1856 will be handed to
the purchaser.
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				CONDITIONS OF SALE AS TO LOT No, 13

The purchaser of LOT 13 shall not be entitled to require evidence of the title of the
Lessors in the Lease of 12th May, 1857, to make the same nor object by reason of any incumbrance
affecting their or any or either of their Estate or Interest.
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   			    GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 14
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]
				    Griffith's Valuation: £226 15s
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The premises formerly known as the Manse of DRIMOLEAGUE, in Dean Street, City of Cork,
in the Parish of Saint Finn Barr's held for a term of 40 years from 1st May, 1836, with
yearly rent of £2 15s 4d equivalent to  £3, late currency.
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RENTAL -- LOT No. 14		GALE DAYS 25th March and 29th September

MAP 	DENOMINATIONS		TENANTS NAME 		 	YEARLY RENT
								£16 0s 0d
2]	House, Garden and	John O'SULLIVAN
	Premises, Nos. 7 and
	8 Dean Street

NATURE OF TENANCY: [O'SULLIVAN]  LEASE dated 17th May 1855 by Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. to
to John O'SULLIVAN for 20 years then instant, containing the usual covenants between Landlord
and Tenant, and a clause of surrender at the end of every third year, giving six months notice.
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			    GENERAL INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS AS TO LOT No. 14
				  [Edited and Condensed where possible]

Foregoing premises held by lease dated 9th June 1759 by Reverend Samuel WOODROOFE TO
Lawrence DELAMINE [sp] for a term of 40 years. payable half-yearly 1st. May - 1st November;
renewal dated 11th May 1836 by Reverend Thomas TUCKEY. PROPENDARY of DRIMOLEAGUE, to
Sir William Abraham CHATTERTON. Premises situated on the South side of the Church-yard,
late in the tenure or occupation of Elizabeth CARLETON, Widow, or her assigns.

The original lease of  9th June 1759 is not forthcoming; a copy of the extract as entered in
the lease-book of registry-office of the Diocese of Cork and Ross, together with the original
lease or renewal 11th May 1836 and counterparts of the undertenants of 17th May 1855, will be
handed to the purchaser.
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				CONDITIONS OF SALE AS TO LOT No, 14

The purchaser of LOT 13 shall not be entitled to require evidence of the title of the
Lessors in the Lease of 12th May, 1857, to make the same nor object by reason of any incumbrance
affecting their or any or either of their Estate or Interest.
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Source: FHL# 0258795 Encumbered Estates - County Cork.