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Flyers and Brochures Tullamore Dew, Irish Coffee made with Tullamore Dew, Tullamore Dew Black
15 Coasters
Post cards of Canal Harbour
Printed Labels
Original whiskey cask clothes
Certificate and flyer to the International Spirits Award (Silver 2009, 2010; gold 2000 - 2003)
German ad from 'Auto Motorsport Magazin' (1990)
Branded plastic bag

Volume containing before and after paintings of labourers' cottages following the installation of new doors and windows. The cost of the improvements for each house is also included with each image.

Annual report, accounts and rental for year ending June 1874, containing a positive report on the financial condition of the estate with an increase in the overall rental income. Expenditure consisted of further land improvements including drainage works in Roskeen, Killarles, Cappyroe and Clonmore. A drain was sunk at Meelaghans and Cloncon which serves as a boundary between the Geashill and Charleville Estates and report notes that Lord Charleville has undertaken to pay half the cost of the drain. Construction of a new farmhouse for Mr Riddell of Annagharvey cost £514.19.6.

Report also discusses the introduction of concrete works as a construction method due to the difficulty in sourcing masons, many of which have emigrated. Also notes that the forester has had to be replaced as Mr McIntosh had emigrated to California. New plantations were established at Cappyroe and the Meelaghans.

Despite the eviction of Mr. Connolly of Clunagh who was in occupation of a farm in Clonad, overall agitation on the estate dissipated after the death of the former parish priest, and Digby describes his successor as 'a bright exception amongst Irish priests.'

Envelope of leases of premises in Dublin City and County, principally the Stephen’s Green house of the 1st Earl of Rosse (1736 and 1760), the lease of which was assigned by his widow to the 2nd Earl in 1809; and the 2nd Earl’s own house
(when Sir Laurence Parsons, 5th Bt) in Rathmines Road (1790-91). [See also E/5.]

File of letters from the Bloomfields to their land agent George Garvey. Letters cover both business and personal topics.