Vice Chancellor of Ireland Received No 2620
In Chancery the 24^th day of April 1875

William Couser [1] Plaintiff
Andrew Oliver [2] , Mary Jane Oliver [3] and Andrew Jackson [4] Defendants.

Upon motion for a Decree this day made unto the Right Honourable the Vice Chancellor of Ireland by Counsel for the Plaintiff and on hearing Counsel for the Defendants Mary Jane Oliver Andrew Jackson no one appearing for the Defendant Andrew Oliver although he was duly served with notice of this motion as appears by the notice duly stamped by the proper office of this Court and on reading the notice dated the ninth day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy five the affidavit of the Plaintiff filed the same day Probate with the will annexed of William Oliver [5] deceased granted to the Plaintiff and William Menary [6] deceased on the Eleventh day of November one thousand eight hundred and seventy three the affidavit of Elizabeth Jackson [7] filed the ninth day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy five the answer of Andrew Coulter B. Jackson [8] filed the twenty fourth day of November one thousand eight hundred and seventy four the answer of Mary Jane Oliver filed the same day This Court doth declare that the Trusts of the will of William Oliver ought to be performed and carried into execution and doth decree the same accordingly and this Court doth order that the following inquiries and accounts be made and taken viz Number one an inquiry who were the next of kin of the Testator living at his death and whether any of them have since died and if so who is or are their respective legal personal representatives. Number Two an account of the personal Estate of William Oliver deceased the Testator in the Bill named come to the hands of William Couser the executor of his will or to the hands of any other person or persons by the order or for the use of the said William Couser Number Three and account of the Testators debts. Number Four an accounts of the Testators funeral and Testamentary expenses Number Five an account of the Legacies and annuities if any given by the Testators will Number Six an inquiry what parts if any of the testators personal estate are outstanding or undisposed of And it is ordered that the Testators personal estate be applied or in payment of this debt and funeral expenses in a due course of administration and then in payment of the legacies and annuities if any given by his will and it is ordered that the following further accounts and enquiries be taken and made viz Number Seven an inquiry what real Estate the Testator was seized of or entitled to at the time of his death. Number Eight an account of the rents and profits of the Testators real Estate and by whom received Number Nine an inquiry what incumbrances if any affect the Testators real Estate or any and what parts thereof and this Court doth adjourn the further consideration of this cause and the question of costs

Fee £2.5.0 William Teale A.K.
[marginalia] Compd ?.T.S.,

Take notice that from the time of the service of this notice you will in default of your making such application as hereinafter mentioned be bound by the proceedings in the above cause in the same manner as if you had been originally made a party to the suit and that you may by an order of course have liberty to attend the proceedings under the within mentioned order and that you may within one month after the service of the notice apply to the Court to add to or vary the order.

Dated this 16^th day of August 1875
Alexander McCombe  Plaintiffs Solicitor.