KEEPER OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS IN IRELAND.
'-8 3 1588.
Fiants.—Elizabeth.
ganston, Corteston, Cowtone, Clonceste, Porteglorie/ Lawrau^i, and Goddergraunge, amounting in the whole to 13 copies of corn at 13s.
4c?.
the cople; the tithes of the parish church of Clan6, same co, extending to Clane, Ballicappo, Betaughston and little Newton, amounting to 19 copies.
To hold for 31 years from the determination of a lease by John Bawson, knt.,
late prior of S.
John of Jerusalem, to David Sutton.
Bent £21 6s.
8c?.
Also the late monastery of Clontowskirtie in O Kellie's country^ in co.
Boscommon, that is to say, the site of the house of canons of Clontowskyrtie ni Sinna in 0 Kellie's country, lands of Clontows¬ kirtie, the tithes of the rectory, extending to Clontowskirte ' Balligonnollen, Lykynny, Kyllenerowske, Ballerie, the Blyes' Kyllurny, Crustatna, Oultmark, Clonekeine, Ballicloghie, Ourragh-dowe, Cloghguoell, Brenowe, Cowlomeregan, Aghrime, Monshick-nane, Garrolie, Garrowrie, Mackny, Dimcarclie, Gartenecartny, and Carrie, in 0 Kellie's country; the site of the monastery of Kylmore near the Shynnen in the country called Ivire, co.
Ros¬ common, the lands and rectory of Kylmore; (leased by 4865, recited as of 18 May, xxvii).
Also the tithes of the parish church of Clonshambo, 6 copies, co.
Kildare (besides the tithes of Belgard, land in Hoggiston, and the altarages), possessions of S.
John of Jerusalem.
The site of the friary of Bossericke, co.
Mayo, with 2 quarters of land; the site of the friary of Strade, co.
Mayo, with 2 quarters of land, which 2 friaries are leased by 3368.
To hold for 40 years from the determination of the present interests.
Rent £20 Is.
4c/.
viz.:—Clontowskirt£7
19s.
8c?.,
Kylmore 70s.,
Clonshambo £4, Booserick 46s.
8c?.,
Stracle 45s.—[9]
August, xxx.
5251 (6681.)
Commission to sir John Norris, knt.,
lord president English, of Mounster, Tho.
Norxis, vice-president, sir H.
Wallopp, vice-
treasurer, sir Valentine Browne, knt.,
Jesse Smythes, chief justice of the province, Boger Wilbraham, general solicitor, and James Gowle, gent.;
to call before them all who pretend title to the lands lately escheated by the attainder of the earl of Desmond and others, to receive their claims in writing and thereof to make a register; to consider how the claims may be answered, ancl thereof to make another book, to be ready for other commissioners who shall after visit the province ; as it is expected that the proofs to be tendered by the lords and free¬ holders of the province will consist chiefly of depositions of witnesses, the commissioners are to appoint a wise person to take the depositions on oath, and to digest them into gooct form for the information of the future commission.
They are also to consider disputes between undertakers relative to the bounds of seigniories and other matters, and if they cannot determine'them to refer them to the lord deputy and council; also to make inquisition what seigniories, rents, and other profits are due to the queen within the province, upon whom they are due, and who has received such rents since the attainder of the earl, and thereof to make a perfect book or register.—22
Aug.,
xxx.
5252 (4196.)
Grant to Oonoke m'Kedaghe 0 Farrall, gent.;
of the Engi«h.
office of seneschal of the country of Sleightwilliam, in co.
Longford.
To hold during good behaviour, with all usual profits, as in 2190.
—23-Aug.,
xxx, 5253 ([6572.)
Livery to Richard, son and heir of Walter Bauceter,
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