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Encumbered estates court, rental of the lands of Raheenbeg in the King's County to be sold by the commissioners, at their court

Handwritten book which documents local remedies for illnesses picked up by animals. Examples include Lawrence Kelly's cure for the scab, Mr Dillion’s salve for lambs and recipe for the black leg.

Photograph album that possibly belonged to Dora Trench. The photograph album mainly consists of photographs of the Turnor family and their friends. Examples of people included in the album are Hatton Turnor, Herbert Turnor, Graham Turnor, The Ladies Mabel and Constance Finch Hatton, Miss Gummen, Mr and Mrs Ponton, Miss Florence Turnor, Fröken Piper and Effie Turnor.

Notebooks owned by Benjamin Bloomfield Trench containing educational notes.

Abstracts of presentments granted and queries discharged and respited at the following sessions:
Summer Assizes 1852
Lent Assizes 1852
Lent Assizes 1853
Summer Assizes 1853
Sumer Assizes 1854
Summer Assizes 1855
Lent Assizes 1855
Lent Assizes 1856
Summer Assizes 1856
Summer Assizes 1857

Gaps: Lent 1854, Lent 1857

Annotated by Henry Trench in parts. Contains loose letter from the Clerk's Office, Petty Sessions at Borrisokane, Co Tipperary, to Henry Trench, 18 April 1864, on technical rules relating to alterations to requisitions.

Oversized printed broadsheet of the annual report from the King’s County Infirmary for the year 1896-1897. Gives an overview of the charges of the infirmary which include the annual subscriptions, grants, donations, and the annual income received from pay patients; and the discharges for the year which includes sundry expenses such as food, fuel, salaries, and repairs. Contains a report of patients admitted and discharged for the year. Also provides a list of the life governors of the infirmary (the Earl of Rosse, the Lord Digby, John G King, Rev Hugh Behan PP), the governors ex-officio, the Rev Graham Craig, and a list of governors and their annual subscriptions.

Draft ms petition from [RH Moore] to Sidney Buxton Post Master General, from the gentry, traders and manufacturers of Banagher urging the provision of a suitable Post Office accommodation and the erection of a new Public Post Office. Mentions also the downgrading of Banagher Post Office to Sub-Office.