4S APPENDIX TO SEVENTH REPORT OP THE DEPUTY [APP.
X.
1540.
Fiants.—Henry
VIII.
and a rent of 28s.
5c?.,
also from 1558, 4 marks out of Dunkenny, formerly payable to Gerald earl of Kildare, attainted.
[Much defaced.—See
Aud.
Gen.
pat.
books, vol.
i, p.
9].—22
July, xxxii.
157 (190)-Lease to Edmund, archbishop of Cashel; of the site of the
monastery of friars minor of Casshell, with appurtenances.
To hold for twenty-one years, at a runt of 56s.
8c?.—24
August, xxxii.
158 (102).
Grant to Robert Shortall, late prior of Fertnekeraghe; of a
pension of 5 marks.—31
August, xxxii.
(Cal.
P.
R.,
p.
60, art.
8.)
159 (105).
Grant to William Higham, one of the yeomen of the (English.)
Crown ; of the office of Serjeant or bailiff of the county Kildare.
To hold for life.—Westminster,
20 June, xxxii.
Delivered into Chancery, 9 September, xxxii.
(Cal.
P.
R.,
p.
67, art.
6.)
160 (104).
Grant to John Alen, master of the rolls, and Thomas
Alen, gent.;
of the offices of constable of the castle of May-noth, seneschal of the court and surveyor of the manor of May-noth and Maynothesley, and keeper of the park of Maynoth.
To hold to them and the longest liver, with a fee of £10 sterling, and all other rights.—1
October, xxxii.
(Cal.
P.
R.,
p.
67, art.
7.)
1540-1.
161 (414).
Grant to James Butler, earl of Ormond and Ossory; of
the site of the priory of Kenlis, county Kilkenny, lands, &c, of Kenlis, le Grange, Killeneth, Desert, and le Grow, and the rectory of Kenlis.
To hold in tail male, by the service of a third part of a knight's fee, paying annually £5, or the third of the said rectory, to the vicar of Kenlis.—4
January, xxxii.
162 (329).
Pardon to William Furlonge, of Greseton, county Wex¬
ford, horseman, Philip, Nicholas, and John, his sons; Mayas Furlonge, of Daveston, same county, horseman; Thomas Fur¬ longe, of Bulganriaghe, same county, horseman; Thomas, Henry, John, and James Furlonge, of the same county, footmen, sons of Patrick Furlonge.—Fine,
£5 10s.—13
January, xxxii.
(Cal.
P.
R.,
p.
69, art.
31.)
163 (200).
Lease to Edmund Duffe, gent.;
of the site of the priory
of friars preachers of Arclow, with appurtenances.
To hold for 21 years, at a rent of 20s.—15
February, xxxii.
164 (106).
Grant to Stephen Fitzwilliam, of Jopeston, gent.
; of
the office of a gunner in the castle of Dublin.
To hold for life, with a fee of 8cZ.
sterling a-day out of the manors of Trym and Moygar.—23
February, xxxii.
165 (192).
Lease to Thomas Butler, of the Cahir, knight; of the
site of the priory of the B.V.M.
of Cahir, a fishery, lands of Cahir-doneiske, Manistyr ne Cahir, Mouche Graunge, Little Graunge, and Kilemlaghe, rectories of Cahir-doneiske, Loghlwyr, Donohill, and Corroke, county Tipperary, and Feddamore, county Limerick.
To hold for 21 years, at a rent of £14 4s.
8c?.—
27 February, xxxii.
(See Cal.
P.
R.,
p.
94, art.
46.)
166 (189).
Lease to Edmund Bi*ay, of Clonmell, merchant; of the
tithes of the Grange and Kylleliaghe, county Tipperary, late possessions of the abbey of the B.V.M.
of Enyslawnaghe.
To hold for twenty-one years, at a rent of £4.—1
March, xxxii.
