186 CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS (IRELAND).
Consistorial Court, Bridget Dixon, late of No.
50, Townsend-street, Dublin, deceased :
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I also leave to the widows of Clarendon-street Poor-house, 5 /.
I will to the clergymen of Townsend-street Chapel, the sum of 10 /.,
for offering up masses for the repose of my soul.
Edward Quin, late of Meadow Brook, in the County Dublin, deceased: y I give towards the finishing the chapel of Dundrum, 2 /.;
I give to the schools of Dundrum 2 I.;
and I give for masses to be said for my soul, 2 /.
Robert M'Clai?i,
late of Pill-lane, Dublin, Combmaker, deceased : S I order her to pay to the Rev.
Dr.
Coleman, parish priest of Anne-street Chapel, and his suc¬
cessors, yearly and every year, so long as my interest in the house, No.
54, Pill-lane, shall con¬ tinue, the sum of 5 /.
sterling, towards the support of the school of said parish.
Michael Keogh, late of 17, Garden-lane, Dublin, deceased : S Eighthly, I bequeath to the Rev.
Mathew Flanagan, my rev.
and respected parish priest, the
sum of 5 /.
sterling, that he may apply it as he thinks proper.
Anne Shaman, late of Sidney Avenue, in the County Dublin, Widow, deceased :
I leave and bequeath to the minister, curate, and churchwardens of the parish of Tawny, in the aforesaid county of Dublin, for the time being, and their successors, one annuity or rentcharge of 20 /.
a year out of the aforesaid lands at Dundrum, in trust, to he appropriated by them to the relief of the aged, infirm, and indigent poor of the said parish of Tawny ; and I make this request in accordance with my own will, and that of my late sister, Frances Marchant, in testimony of our being very many years residents of said parish.
Patrick M'Donald, late of 37, Abbey-street, Dublin, Grocer, deceased :
v' That 5 /.
shall be paid to the Rev.
Luke Dempsey, of Denmark-street, for masses, and 5 Z.
to
the Rev.
J.
Hamilton, Marlborough-street, for masses.
The Reverend Patrick Colman, late of Capel-street, Dublin, deceased':
To the Mendicity Association I bequeath the sum of 50 /.
Peter Bowdal, late of Harold's Cross, County Dublin, Gentleman, deceased: ./
To the Rev.
Mr.
Nicholas Roche, the sum of 10 /.
sterling, in order that he may offer up the
sacrifice of the mass for the repose of my soul, and the repose of the soul of my dear wife, Mar¬ garet Dowdal, and to read as many masses as he would think would be sufficient to satisfy for said sum.
I also give and bequeath the sum of 10 /.
sterling to the Rev.
Mr.
Cassidy, to offer masses like manner as aforesaid, and to read as many masses as he may think will satisfy said sum.
I also give and bequeath to the Rev.
Mr.
Peter Tyrrell the sum of 10 Z.
sterling, in like manner, for offering up masses for the repose of my soul, and the soul of my dear wife, and that as many masses as will satisfy for said 10 /.
And whereas I am possessed of five small cottages, by lease renewable for ever, in Mountain View Avenue, Harold's Cross, at the head rent of 6 /.
per annum, which produces a profit rent of 44 Z.
yearly, which I dispose of same as follows : I give, devise, and bequeath to the orphan children of the Nunnery of Harold's Cross, the sum of 10 Z.
sterling, to be paid for their use and maintenance, half-yearly, on every 1st May and 1st Nov.,
for and during the term of said lease of said premises.
I give, devise, and bequeath the other four cottages to my said executors, which produce 24 Z.
per annum, after paying 10 Z.
yearly for the use of the orphan children of said Nunnery, which sum of 24 /.
I leave and bequeath to my said executors, share and share alike, to offer up masses for the repose of my soul, and the repose of the soul of my dear wife Margaret Dowdal, during their natural life and lives; and after their decease my will is that my said executors do will and bequeath said sum of 24 Z.
to the clergyman or clergymen of Rathmines Chapel, and so to continue for and during the term of said Peter Stone, late of Usher's Quay, in the City of Dublin, deceased: */ And after payment of all my just debts and funeral expenses, and of the sum of 20 Z.
to the
Rev.
Patrick Murphy, to be expended by him as he shall think proper, in having masses offered up for the repose of my soul, and that of my said dear wife, in case she shall die before me, and also of my late daughter, Mary Anne Lawlor; and of the sum of 20 /.,
which my said executors shall pay towards the building of the new Roman-catholic parochial church, about to he erected in the parish of St.
Andrew; and in case my said three grandchildren shall die before they respectively attain their age of 21 years, then I order and direct that my said property shall be disposed of by my said trustees and executors in the following manner: that is to say, 20 /.
to the Sick and Indi¬ gent Roomkeepers' Society ; 20 I to the Mendicity Association; 10 /.
to the Malachian Orphan Society; 5 /.
to the Roman-catholic schools of the parish of St.
Audeon; and the sum of 100/.
to he distributed by my trustees, or the survivors of them, or the executors of such survivors, to and amongst such charities in the city of Dublin, or they or the survivor of them, or the executors or administrators of such survivor shall desire.
Julia Lynam, late of Lower Windgates, County Wicklow, Widow, deceased :
V First, I leave and bequeath 10/.
to the Rev.
Alexander Roche, parish priest of Bray, for the
purpose of saying masses for the repose of my soul; secondly, I leave and bequeath 10 /.
to the Rev.
John Byrne, Catholic curate of Bray, for the like purpose; thirdly, I leave and bequeath 10 /.
to the parish priest of Rathmines for the like purpose.
