Clonmel Chronicle June 21st. 1865 In the Landed Estates Court. County of Tipperary. In the matter of the estate of Henry Gaynor, heir-at-law of John Gaynor, deceased, and also of Thomas Pyke, Henry Gaynor, and William Rudd, surviving Trustees named in the Last Will and Testament of the said John Gaynor, and also of the said Thomas Pyke, Hannah Gaynor, Robert Gaynor, William Henry Gaynor, Francis Gaynor, Samuel Gaynor, Edward Gaynor, Thomas Gaynor, Grace Jane Rogers, James Haskett, and Lucinda Haskett, otherwise Gaynor, his wife; Lucas Fox and Mary Fox, otherwise Gaynor, his wife, or some or one of them. Owners. Exparte:Thomas Williams, Petitioner. To be sold before the Honorable Judge Downs, on Thursday, the 6th July 1865, at noon, at the Landed Estates Court, Inn's-Quay, Dublin, in one lot, That part of the lands of Ballingarry, containing 263 acres, 2 roods, Irish Plantation Measure, being equivalent to 410 acres, 2 roods, and 28 perches, statue measure, situate in the Barony of Lower Ormond, and County of Tipperary, held under lease for lives re-newable for ever, and producing a profit rent of £91 5s. Dated the 8th of June 1865. Descriptive particulars; The above lands are of good quality, and are situate within about 4 miles of Cloughjordan, six miles of Parsonstown, and ten of Nenagh. The tenants are respectable, and the rents are well paid. For rental and further particulars apply at the Landed Estates Court, Dublin: or to George Bolton, Solicitor, having carriage of sale, 6 Ely Place, Dublin and Nenagh. In the Landed Estates Court. County of Tipperary. In the estate of Alexander Hoops, owner, Exparte Rodolph Murphy, continued in the name of James Dwyer, Petitioner. To be sold, before the Hon. Judge Hargreave, at this court, Dublin on Friday, the 7th of July 1865, at noon, in one lot, the following premises in Henry Street, in the town of Tipperary, Co. Tipperary, held under lease for lives renewable for ever and producing rent of £85-6-8. House and Premises in Henry St. Tipperary, held by Mr.John Bradshaw, under lease for 21 years from 1853. Two houses and Premises in Henry St. aforesaid, with gardens attached, held by Mrs Mary Doyle, widow, under lease for 27 years from 1858. Two houses and premises and Town park containing 4 acres 22 ½ Perches, in Henry St. aforesaid, held by Mr. Robert Heuston, under leases for lives renewable for ever. House and Premises in Henry Street, held by Margaret Fahey, widow, under lease for two lives. Dated 30th May 1865. These Premises are held under Lease for lives renewable for ever, subject to head-rent of £27.1.0. and a small renewable fine. The town of Tipperary is considered one of the best market town in the South of Ireland, for its butter trade, and the richness of the surrounding countryside. There are four annual fairs, and a monthly fair, besides a weekly large market. These premises are situate in a central and convenient part of the town, close to the Banks and the market. One of the houses, No. 3 is occupied as a Hotel. No. 4 and No. 5, which ajoin the National Bank, may be looked upon as the chief rents. For information apply at the Landed Estates Court or to; Messers S. and R.C. Walker. 83 Lower Gardiner St. Dublin or to; Patrick Joseph Hickie, Solicitor for the Petitioner, 17. Upper Gardiner St. Dublin, and Roseville, Thurles. Court of Insolvency Saturday. (Before the Chief Clerk) In re Thomas Hackett. The insolvent resided in Fethard. Co. Tipperary. The case came before the chief clerk, to examine witnesses as to the property of the insolvent., it being alleged by the assignees that he was entitled to an interest in certain lands near Fethard, which his daughter claimed under a memorandum of agreement, dated 1857. Mr. Shea, who holds the property as trustee, and the insolvent's daughter, were both examined, with a view to show that the document under which she claimed was not bona fide. Mr. Kernan Q.C. and Mr. Larkin appeared for the assignees, Mr. Wilson, instructed by Mr. Power of Clonmel, for Mr. Shea.