Letter to Thomas Conolly from Michael Clarke,
1765 May 4.
Clarke writes to Conolly - ‘I am glad you have ordered Bowers [a carpenter at Castletown House] to be discharged, which Coane did yesterday; he is a good-for-nothing vain fellow. Mrs. Stone and I have consented to Cooper Walker’s valuing such things as are to be paid for in the house by you, and I hope we shall settle it next week. Not a word of any bidding for Leixlip. I am afraid people are terrified at so great a rent. Yet I hope this summer will induce some of the great folks to offer something for it.’
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Letter to Thomas Conolly from Michael Clarke,
1765 May 4.
| In Collection: | Thomas Conolly Papers, 1760-1822. |
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| Description: | Clarke writes to Conolly - ‘I am glad you have ordered Bowers [a carpenter at Castletown House] to be discharged, which Coane did yesterday; he is a good-for-nothing vain fellow. Mrs. Stone and I have consented to Cooper Walker’s valuing such things as are to be paid for in the house by you, and I hope we shall settle it next week. Not a word of any bidding for Leixlip. I am afraid people are terrified at so great a rent. Yet I hope this summer will induce some of the great folks to offer something for it.’ |
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| Language: | English |
| Extent: | 1 item (1 letter). |
| Format: | Manuscript |
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MS 41,341/3/4
(Manuscripts Reading Room) |
| Rights: | Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland. |