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Copy and draft of a letter, 29 October 1684, from Henry Herbert to Robert Griffith giving instruction to his agents in relation to disputed titles in Ireland, and the problem of letters going astray.

Letter, 3 June 1684, from Patrick Trant [agent], London, to [Henry] Herbert concerning Irish estate business, especially the mill, timber, and titles.

Letter, [23 October 1684], from [Patrick] Trant to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning the Commission of Grace and the question of whether or not certain Herbert lands in Ireland were formerly held by the Earl of Desmond.

Copy of a letter, 12 November 1684, from Philip Trant to [Stephen] Rice concerning [Henry] Herbert’s title to a concern in Kerry, and enquiring as to the need to pass a patent for it in the Court of Grace.

Letter, 14 August 1684, from P[hillip] Harryes [agent] to [Henry] Herbert concerning a petition to be entered in order to have a patent passed for lands in Ireland.

Copy of a letter, 23 October 1684, from Rob[ert] Griffith to Edward Kenney concerning lands that might be defective in title and wanting the aid of the Commission of Grace.

Copy of a letter, 24 January 1685, from Robert Griffith to Edward Kenney concerning an affidavit of possession, which must be swiftly expedited.

Letter, 28 October 1684, from Rob[ert] Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning a claim to title in Ireland, and the burning down of Lord Powys’s house in Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

Letter, 12 November 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore giving the opinion of Sir Edward Herbert, Chief Justice of Chester, concerning action to be taken relating to title to lands in Ireland, and a law suit against Lady Herbert.

Letter, 17 March 1685, from Robert Griffith to Henry Herbert concerning assistance from two barons concerning a patent; he cannot proceed because Kenney has left no instructions.

Letter, 16 September 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert concerning the Commission of Grace, the title and sale of part of the Irish estate, and other Irish estate business.

Letter, 6 December 1684, from Robert Griffith to [Henry] Herbert at Lymore concerning the necessity of a patent, and plans for conveying it safely to Herbert at Lymore.

Copy of a letter, 28 January 1675, from Robert Griffith to [Philip] Harries concerning passing a patent in the Commission of Grace for certain lands in Kerry.