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Notes by John Wilson Lynch on amounts deducted from yearly rental received for Belvoir in 1864 for the police barrcks and grazing, including the farm of Ballycullen.

Statement to the Court of the Land Commission by John Wilson Lynch, in the case against the representatives of D Liddy, requesting that the rent be set at $80, and complaining that the grazing farm had been neglected by the tenant in question. It includes notes by John Wilson Lynch on the amounts of stock grazing on the land.

Note giving details of case John Wilson Lynch against Anne Liddy, representative of D Liddy.

Envelope inscribed 'Ballycullen farm' and containing LE6/2/1/3/15/273-281.

Notes in John Wilson Lynch's handwriting that he planted 14000 trees on Belvoir Mountain. The trees were purchased from T & G Boyd of Limerick for £19.18.0.

Correspondence with Patrick Power, Coal and Timber Merchant, Clarecastle, County Clare and John Wilson Lynch in relation to the sale of timber from the Belvoir estate. They discuss prices, carriers and John Wilson Lynch also sells timber blown down in a storm.

Letter from William Healy, Bindon St., Ennis, to John Wilson Lynch, enclosing the pink schedules and valuers' report in the case of Denis Stephens, which he received that day. He is sorry to hear that John Wilson Lynch is still unwell.

Letters from Edgar L Phelps, Glenwood, Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare relating to shooting and fishing rights and trapping of rabbits.

Two signed copies of an agreement relating to the shooting and fishing rights, on part of the Belvoir estate. These were let to Robert B Whitehead, Doon Broadford, Co. Clare, Edgar Lecky Phelp, Glenwood, SixmileBridge, Co. Clare and Earnest James Phelps, 9 Hatch St., Dublin, by Wilson Lynch for at least two years. Includes letter relating to the agreement. Also an unsigned manuscript copy.

Letter from CM Brennan, Smithstown House, enclosing his rate and receipts and asking John Wilson Lynch to write to the General Valuation Office, Dublin, stating that the house and offices, receipt no 41, are [fallen] down.