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That part of Te)-
rid, on which
is the Dwelling-
House •. ••

2 That part of Tub--1
rid, known as
Ballinag era Cloon-
donogh, and Mo-
nungue ........ ••J

3jTabridmore .. —•• „ .

4 Tubridbeg, and of
•i
Tabridinore,9a.3r.

srßeenreigh, a sub-
denomination of
Tubrid .. • • .. • • • •
6 Ballyrobert, a sub-
denomination of
Tubrid • • • • • ..
7 Cloghers, a sub-de-
nomination of Tub-
-8 .Clounereestane, a kub- 7
denomination of
Tubrid • • •

IGe,). Gunn,l
Esq. •• j

Mau Leyne 1
Esq. •. 3

17 Tenants

5 Tenants

2 Tenants

A. R. I'.

276 1 0

126 1 0

43 0 10

5 Teaants

3 Tenants

1 Tenn

Total acres

541 1 35

187 19 111

330 1 15
of Tuhridbeg

and of
Tubridmore
9 3 20

165 18 0
I
J

252 3 34

70 7 9

135 0 21

G 8 10 0

15G 0 13

85 10 4

33 2 26

42 10 0

1957 0 4

936 16 611

Upon Lot 1 there is a first-class Dwelling-house, well sheltered
itii plantations.
The tenant of No. 2 has a very considerable interest in his

ho lding.
Many of the tenants on the other Lots hold under old leases,
granted between the years 1793 and 1793 for lives therein named,
arid upon the expiration of the leases a considerable rise maybe ex-
pected.
For full particulars as to tenures, B;c., intending purchasers are
referred to the printed rentals.
line ESTATE commonly known as,
THE BALLYNORIG ESTATE,
situate in the parish of Kilmoily, barony or Clanrnaurice, and
county of Kerry, held under Lori Orkney for lease of lives re-
newable for ever, subject to ahead rent of 401. Irish, or 361. 18s. 60.,
containing iu the whole 1,159 a. 2a. 17r., which will Le sold in four
Lots :
_ .

I • Denominattons.

O!Ballymacandrew North .. ••
0 Ballymacandrew South .•
,IBallynorig West • • .. • • •• • .
[2 ißallynorig East .. •••

Tenants,

8 Tenants,
8 Tenants,
16 Tenants,
18 Tenants.

Acres

Quantity
Statute
➢feasure.

A.
132 3 25'
145 2 3s
438 3 30
432 0 4

Rents.

X s. d.
99 7 2
89 16 7
273 6 0
324 13 0

1159 2 17

A fee•farm grant of these four lots will be obta,ned befi
and the rent is to be borne wholly by Ballynorig West,
tion of the other three lots.

787 2 9

)re the sale,
in exonera-

LOT No. 13.
The LANDS of MIDDLECARKER otherwise KNOCKROUR,
situate in the parish of Ballincushlane, barony of Trughenackiny
and county of Kerry, containing in the whole 1,885 e. 2a. 30r.
statute measure, held by the Messrs. O'Connell under lease for
lives, renewable for ever, at the yearly rent of 301. Irish or 27/.
135. 10d. British. All the lives are in being and Mr. O'Connell's
landlord will grant a lease in perpetuity when he obtains one him-
self from his immediate landlord.
These lands are held t,y Mr. Fitz Gerald under an old lease for
lives renewable for ever, at a profit rent of 1131. Is. Gd., payable to
Mr. O'Connell ; and as Mr. Fitz Gerald the tenant has an interest of
upwards of 6001. a year, the above profit rent is a most desirable
purchase

LOT No. 14.
The FEE-SIMPLE ESTATE of AGIIATUBRID, CLOIIINE-
CAN UGE. ItATIIKEARIN, and both the KILIAJONIES;
situate in the parishes of Caber and Killemilagh, barony of Iyeragh,
awl yotury of Ker, y, containing in the whole 3,2615. Oa. OP., statute

measure.
All these lands are set to John Spotswood, Esq., under an old
lease for lives and years, with covenants for perpetual renewal, at a
rent of 2711. 1 ls. 83.‘d. ; and there is a renewal fine of 351. late cur-
ren7y, payable by the tenant on the fall of each life ; the lives named
in the last renewal are all in being.
This tenant has a very valuable interest in those lands.
LOT No. 15.
The FEE-SIMPLE ESTATE of KILLOUNCAIIA, situate in the
parish of Killemilagh, barony of Iveragh, and county of Kerry, con-
tinuing, in the whole 227 A. Oa. 11r. statute measure, set to three
tenants at a rent of 601.

LOT No. 16.
The FEE-SIMPLE ESTATE of GLANBALLYMA, situate in the
parish of Kinn, barony of Clannuturice and county of Kerry, con-
taining 397 e. Oa. 6r. statute measure, and set to G. D. Stokes, Esq.,
for lives renewable for ever, at a rent of 731. IGs. 10d., and not sub-
ject to'quit or crown rent.
.Nlr. Stokes has a very considerable interest in these lands.
LOT No. 17.
The LAND 0 of RATTICOMANE WEST, situate in the parish of
Aghlish, barony of Magordhy, and county of Kerry, containing 262 e
3a Or, held by Mr. O'Connell for 500 years from 1713.
Let to seven tenants, at rents amounting to 2271. Ils. Bd.
LOT :Co. IS.
The LANDS of RATIICOMA.NE EAST,
situate in the parish of Aghlish, barony of Maconihy, and county of
Kerry, containing 246 e. 3a. 22r., statute measure, held by lir.
O'Connell, under leas . for 500 years, irons 1713.
Let to five tenants, at rents amounting to 173/. 17s. Od.
lt,:thcomane East and Rathcomane West are held under one
lease, at a rent of 30/. Ss. Gd., which is to be borne wholly by Rath-
comane West, in exoneration of the other lands.
The FEE-SIMPLE EsT ATE known as
THE PRIORY ES rATE,
with its subdenominations, situate in the parish of Prior, barony of
lveragh, and c. unty of Kerry, conta'n!ng in the whole 3,7'27e. la.
30p. statute measure, and which will be set up in the following
manner

Denominations.

Tenants,

1 Rev. Denis
Baffinskelligs• ••••••• •• t M ahony ••
' • --

!O Coom and Kinnalrd East, s Chas.Sugrue,l
and Leabaleaha Esq, . • I
East and 'West Dun-1 ~Thos. Serger•
geagon and Ileeligu- son, Esq..
29 West and Middle Kin- S- The :Misses
uairde, and Boulakt el. L , Spread • .
Patrk. Trani;
23 Curraghnave .......... t Esq... •• • •

Quantity I Rent and
statute tithe•rent
Measktre. charge.

A. R. r.t A. I, d.
747 1 16 92 6 2
1 973 0 221 90 9 2
411 2 9'
,46 3 1

717 0 11 33 1 6j
281 3 14 11 1 7
566 1 31. 21 18 5.

t- John Spots
14 Clohaneanoe .... • • .• • • wood, Esq.

1,727 1 30 348 0 0

All the tenants on the Priory Let have valuable interests in their
Loidings.
Dated this 29th day of June, 1850.
S. WOULFE FLANAGAN, Secretary.

Rentals can be obtained at the Court, No. 14, llenrietta-street,
Dublin, and from the following parties :
D. and T. FITZGERALD, Solicitors, having the carriage of
the sale, 2, Fleet-street, Dublin ;
T. W. MURPHY, solicitor for the owners, Tralee and Killar-
ney, and No. 9, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin ;
F. SUGIIUE, Esq., Solicitor for the receiver, Cork, and 7,
Inns Quay, Dublin ;
Mr. WSi. GARNER, 55 A. Southampton-road, Bloomsbury,
London ;
Mr. THOS. MILLER, Scottish Registration Office, 6, St. An-
drew-square, Edinburgh.

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