16 appendix to twelfth report of the deputy
Appendix III, Order of the Master of the Rolls for delivery of Unproved
Wills to Probate Division for purpose of proof.
When, and as often as it may become necessary, for the purposes of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice in Ireland, that any Original Will, which has not been proved, and winch has been removed to the Public Record Office under Warrant of the Master of the Rolls, should be remitted to said Division for the purpose of being proved there, on the proper Officer (certified to be such by one of the Registrars) attending at the Public Record Office, and presenting such certificate, and giving his receipt in the terms annexed, let such Will be delivered to said Officer, to be retained at the Probate Division until further Order.
(Approved), Edward Sullivan, M.R.
I certify that the Will of now deposited in the Public Record Office, is required at the Probate Division for the pmpose of being proved, and that is the proper Officer to receive same.
I, the above named, acknowledge to have received from the Public Eecord Office of Ireland, the Original Will of dated Dated this day of 18
Appendix IV.
Form of Report from Parochial Officers having custody of
Parochial Records under Retention Orders.
Reference No.
PAROCHIAL RECORDS.
Paidsh of
ANNUAL REPORT.
Diocese of TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS IN
IRELAND.
Sir,—Pursuant to the provisions of the Parochial Record Act, 1876, I beg leave to report to your Honor respecting the Records of the above Parish committed to my charge by your Honor's Order, dated
hi the terms of my answers to the queries subjoined:—
Query.
1.
Plave any of the said records been lost or mislaid?
If so, when and how?
2.
Have any of the said records been injured by damp, or otherwise?
3.
Have any of the said records been kept elsewhere than in the re¬ ceptacle in said Order mentioned?
If so, where and why?
4.
Does the building in which said records are kept continue to be a safe building, and in good repair and condition?
5.
Does the receptacle in which said records are kept continue to be a safe receptacle, and in good repair and aondition?
Answer, 1.
5.
Signature, Address, Date,
