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deceased, of the one part, Mathew Walker of the said City, Gentleman, of the Second part and Martha Kane of the said City, Spinster of the third part did release and confirm unto the said Martha Kane all those two parcells of
Souters Lane situate lying and being on the Back part of the southside of Skinner Row in the County of the City of Dublin containing 63 feet in length bounded on the East with the late Alderman French’s holding and Souters Lane, on the South with ground formerly in the possession of Richard Geering, Esquire, on the West by a Passage or Entry leading to the City Wall & on the North partly by the back yard of Carbery House and Partly by the ram ale House...
170:). A Memoriall of a Deed of Settlement by way of Lease and Release indented beareing (sic) Date respectively the First and Second Days of October 1725 the Lease made between Matthew Walker of the City of Dublin, Goldsmith of the one part and Isaac Dobson of the same City, Esquire in Consideration of a Marriage to be had and Solemnized between the said Matthew Walker and Mable Anyon did Grant, bargain, sell, alien, release and confirm unto the said Isaac Dobson and John Walker and to their heirs and assigns forever all that the house in Skinner Row formerly known and called by the name of Carbery house and now divided into two or more houses...
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Glanville and Richard Pue (Jnr), amongst others. The property was bounded on the north, partly by the back yard of Carberry House, and partly by an establishment named the 'Ram Ale House'. It is known that there was a lane named "Ram Alley" in the vicinity, and the name of the ale house may have derived from this.
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Conveyance to be Registred Pursuant to an Act of Parliament made in Ireland in the Sixth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Anne All that the House in Skinnerrow (Skinner Row) formerly known or
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Matthew Walker (who was previously employed as a goldsmith and possibly a son of the aforementioned Joseph Walker) 'released and confirmed' unto a woman named Martha Kane an area of ground south of Skinner Row (and adjacent to Souter's Lane) which had formerly been in the possession of Sarah
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Release Indented bearing date respectively the Twentieth and Twenty-first days of July Ann Dom one thousand seven hundred and thirty-eight reciting that the said Trustees set up the said
54:(now Christchurch Place), on the drawing room floor of Carberry House, which had previously been the home of the Earl of Kildare. In February 1708, Joseph Walker, a Dublin goldsmith, bought the site for the considerable sum of ÂŁ1,010. In the property deeds, it was described as
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premisses among severall other lands and premises to Sale by
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