Land: CORK, In the matter of the Estate of CHARLOTTE MANNIX, and WILLIAM MANNIX,
an infant, Lot No. 5
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In the matter of the estate of CHARLOTTE MANNIX, and WILLIAM MANNIX, an infant,
Ex parte
JOHN CARROLL, And BARCROFT HAUGHTON CARROLL
By Public Auction ... 26 day of May, 1857

LOT NO. 7

Rental of a Dwelling House and Premises situate on the Grand Parade, formerly
called Tuckey's Quay, in the City of Cork, known as No. 86, held for ever under
a Deed dated the 12th day of November, 1712, at a pepper-corn rent.

DENOMINATIONS:
No. 1
CITY OF CORK, Grand Parade, known as No. 86

TENANTS' NAMES:
Michael COLLINS

DESCRIPTION OF HOLDING:
Dwelling House and Premises, 15 feet in front, and 41 feet from front to rere

ANNUAL RENT:
£   s.  d.
28  0   0

TENURE BY WHICH TENANTS HOLD:
Tenant under the Court of Chancery by Lease, from 1st November, 1852, for seven
years, pending the Cause of CARROLL v. MANNIX.

OBSERVATIONS:
This Lease will expire with the sale.

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DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.
The Premises comprised in the Lot are (amongst other premises not to be sold in
the matter) held under a Deed, bearing date the 12th day of November, 1712, from
Mathias SMITH, junior, then of the City of Cork, Cooper, to Christopher TUCKEY,
of said City, Esquire, whereby the said Mathias SMITH did, for the consideration
therein mentioned, duly convey unto the said Christopher TUCKEY, his heirs and
assigns, All That and Those, a Parcel of Ground adjoining to the walls of said
City, eastward, as the same was then enclosed and walled-in, containing in
length 157 feet, from north to south, adjoining on the north to the holdings of
Baptist SMITH, deceased, on the Quay, then commonly called Tuckey's Quay, but
now called the Grand Parade; and in breadth, from the City walls on the west to
the Quay of the said Tuckey on the east, containing at the north end 39 feet,
more or less, and at the south end 39 feet, more or less, with the easements and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, with all the houses, buildings, and
structures then built and erected thereon; to hold to the said Christopher
TUCKEY, his heirs and assigns, for ever, to the sole use of the said Christopher
TUCKEY, his heirs and assigns, for ever, subject to the yearly rent of one
pepper-corn, on every May day, if lawfully demanded. And the Grantee did thereby
covenant for himself, his heirs and assigns, to maintain and preserve all and
every the common sewers which then formerly, or then were, passing through the
City walls into the premises, at his and their costs and charges, as the same
should and might for ever a free passage through the premises into the river or
channel then made on and in the said granted premises.
The Premises are in good order, and are in one of the best business situations
in the City of Cork.

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Mr Wiseman's Valuation, by order of the Commissioners, is £47.


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Source: FHL# 0258795 Encumbered Estates - County Cork.