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Letter from Charles Rushworth Lynch Staunton, Clydagh, Headford, Tuam, to John Wilson Lynch enclosing a list of cash receipts for Belvoir, which he believes to be correct. He reports that there has been some damage from falling trees, and also much of the glass in broken, including the stained glass window on the stairs. He states that painted glass pales into insignificance when people have been hurt also, and says that his friend Durnford has arrived alright. Enclosure note on the year's changes on the Belvoir estate.

Letter from Annie McNamara, Belvoir, to John Wilson Lynch, Renmore, Galway, hoping that they got to Renmore without incident and discussing what items are needed for Belvoir House. She comments that they would need more blankets for Mr Staunton's bed. Includes 'List of things wanted at Belvoir'.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing bill for payment of county cess for the Duras estate, as well as a list of improvements claimed by James and Pat Cotter on the Belvoir estate.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing originating notices he had received that morning.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing the originating notice of Pat McNamara.

List of Cases to be heard by the court of the Land Commission for 17 cases, in AW Hazell's handwriting.

Two letters from AW Hazell, relating to income tax on annuities paid to John Wilson Lynch's sisters and to Pat McMahon's gale days. He asks John Wilson Lynch to send the map and Poor Law valuation of the Duras estate as he wants to walk some of the Aughinish holdings for his own information. Includes two lists of annuity arrears paid to Misses Fanny, Eliza and Mary Jane Lynch from June to July 1895 to Feb and Apr 1898. One list was written on the back of a printed agenda paper of the first quarterly meeting of [Clare] County council, ending 1 July 1899.

Letter from AW Hazell enclosing the results of seventeen cases heard. He states that the rents have dropped from £257.1.0 to £187.11.0. He recommends that he appeal the decisions, and states that if he goes down this road that he will have to hire a valuer to give evidence for his appeal.

Letter from AW Hazell, thanking him for the map and the Poor Law Valuation for the Duras estate. Je reports on the outcome of the case with Mary Grady, and notes that the only cases outstanding are those relating to the two Stephens holdings.

Letter from AW Hazell stating that he will attend at Belvoir on the 18th of the month to arrange the sale of the meadows.