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Typescript letter signed Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, Dublin, to G. Birmingham T.D., enclosing copy of the letter to the Minister concerning the lease of their office (not extant) and asking him to talk to the Minister on the paper's behalf [in Irish].

Typescript letter signed Peter D. Cutting/Peadar Mac Gearrach, HM Customs and Excise, London (England), to Frank McVeigh (Proinsias Mac an Bheatha), Customs and Excise Dublin, with information on a certain John Goddard, landwaiter in Belfast in 1783 but probably from Newry, from their departmental librarian. Enclosing letter detailing Mac an Bheatha's query to the librarian. Also referring to his and his colleagues' visit to Ireland.

Typescript letter signed P.E. Abbot, c/o The British Consulate General, Salonika, Greece, to G.A. Hayes-McCoy, regarding a request for information on the Sligo Militia. Specialising in pre-1855 uniforms, and generally British militaria, but possessing a Sligo coatee; asking about a certain "mitre cap" at the Dublin Museum. Promising support of The [Military History Society of Ireland].

"Typescript letter signed Pádraig Ó Drisceoil and Mícheál Mac Giolla Phádraig, to members of Glúin na Bua, recommending dedicating their annual meeting to amending their constitution; enclosing their constitution, propositions for amendment, and proposed new text."

"Typescript letter signed P. Ó Conluain, Raidió Éireann, to Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, Glúin na Bua; in thanks for the invitation to the meeting [of Comhdháil Náisiunta na Gaeilge]; commenting it is good that the Glúin is being re-organised; offering assistance [in Irish]."

"Typescript letter signed P L McEvoy, editor of ""Irish Industry: The Business Journal of Ireland"", Dublin, to Ciarán Ó Nualláin, stating that they will be happy to have an exchange programme between their two papers."

Typescript letter signed N.P. Farrell of the Green Cross Fund, Dublin, to Glúin na Bua, asking for the consignment of certain boxes, giving their numbers.

"Typescript letter signed Martina Stewart, Editorial Secretary, ""The Irish News"", Dublin, to all contributors, requesting that all Irish contributions contain an English translation."

Typescript letter signed Mairéad Seoighe, Conradh na Gaeilge, to Pádraig Mac an Bheatha, Clontarf, asking to send those diaries back that he did not sell [in Irish].

Typescript letter signed Madeline [McGahern], [Walthamstow postmark], to Niall and Mrs. Walsh, Ballinasloe. About small errands; their satisfactory living arrangements; John's visiting friends and enemies; her securing a job at the Observer . Points about John's sisters - "there is a special extravaganza coming up around the gout pills and we watch with interest." Remarks about Ian [Hamilton] who "seems to be more at the center of power than ever"; the enlargement of The Review which will be "the literary magazine of the period" and will have extracts from The Leavetaking; possible Arts Council award for John. Her plans for a visit to Paris. (Envelope establishes detail.)