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Letter from John Brady sending him the enclosed letters and copies of his replies. He regrets that the rents are not being paid and that the tenants are looking for abatements on judicial rents. He does not recommend giving any abatement despite the "terrible depression in the price of cattle". Glesson offers to pay £16 on account, which he refused but recommends acceptance with his permission, He has received rents in the villages of Snaty and Kilmihil, where most of the tenants are Capt. Callaghan's and in good circumstances. Enclosures copy reply letter from John Brady to Dather Courtney, CC, Kilkishen (31 Oct 1885) and a Cork newspaper cutting relating to a special meeting of the Kilmihil National League [(Oct 1885)].

Letter from John Brady, thanking John Wilson Lynch for his 'kind letter' and stating that hee has carried out his wishes regarding John Murphy, providing him with food, money and a gun.

Letter from John Brady stating that Mr. Stapleton gas directed him to get a civil bill officer to serve five writs on Belvoir tenants but 'no man will serve writs personally now' and that O'Halloran had agreed to accept their terms.

Letter from John Brady, 10 Crescent, Limerick, stating that Major Graham was going to surrender Clover Hill and the castle in November. He also gives details of the account of Patrick Cotter.

Letter from John Brady, commenting that the Quarter Sessions would be in Ennis on the 21st June, and that he would have the lists to him in time for any comments he might have. He states that neither Millane or the Widow Cullinane had paid what they owe, and that the rents are coming in better 'considering the times'.

Copy of summary of account between John Brady and John Wilson Lynch relating to the March 1885 rents.

Letter from JH Graham, Castle Crine, Sixmilebridge, to John Brady, asking to settle the rent of Ballycullen Castle and Clover Hill and wondering if he spoke to John Wilson Lynch about the agreement.

Letter from E and G Stapleton, solicitor, to John Wilson Lynch, stating that they had told John Brady to accept half year's rent and arrears and £2.10 costs tendered by Cotter and that Mr Gardner was unable to pay the rent of the oyster.

Letter from Edward T Stapleton, solicitor, to John Wilson Lynch, informing him of £51 paid by O'Halloran, less poor rate of £1.18.5 for rent and arrears and encloses cheque. A postscript records that judgement was marked in the Cullinane and Millane cases, and their holdings can be sold whenever he wishes and he presumes Brady will attend at the Court House in Ennis and buy the holdings.

Letter from John Kilkelly, Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland, Solicitor's Office, 46 Upper Mount St., Dublin, to George C. Stapleton, in which he lists nine deeds relating to the nuns of the Presentation Order and others such as George Townsend Browne and B Scott and asking which ones are to be copied.