Blackney (Catherine) and Mabel Blackney, appellants versus Walter Byrne re property in Dublin near the Church of St. Audoen's, originally demised to Alderman Nicholas Ball in 1589 by the Guild of St. Anne. Appellant's case and defendant's case. May, 1728.

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