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Typescript draft of 'Christmas' beginning 'As well as a railway ticket they gave me a letter before I left the Home to work for Moran.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp1-7, pagination amended by hand to 21-27 for the Nightlines collection.

Typescript draft of 'Christmas' beginning 'As well as a railway ticket they gave me a letter before I left the Home to work for Moran' This version of the story appeared in Nightlines , paginated pp 1-7.

Typescript draft of by Thomas Kilroy of his play The O'Neill; lacking c.12 scenes at the end but very close to the published version. Probably later than P103/38-40: different type, and with some other manuscript corrections not eventually used in the published version. (Paginated by act.)

Typescript draft of 'Bomb Box' beginning 'Always he used spend more time on his potatoes and vegetables in the stony barrack garden, or cutting timber upriver for the winter, than at his police duties.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-9.

Typescript draft of 'Bomb Box' beginning 'He had never spent much time at his police duties.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-10.

Typescript draft of 'Bank Holiday' beginning 'It had been an unusual summer, hot for weeks, and the white morning mist between the bridges seemed a guarantee of the hot weather lasting beyond the August Bank Holiday weekend.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-24.

Typescript draft of 'Bank Holiday' beginning 'It seemed that the best years had waited, when all his life seemed to lie in the calm of the deep and even light of a long evening.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-22.

Typescript draft of 'Bank Holiday' beginning 'It had been unusual weather, hot for weeks and the white morning mist between the bridges seemed a certain promise that the good weather was to last beyond the bank holiday.' Contains handwritten amendments and additional handwritten pages, paginated pp 1-21.

Typescript draft of 'Bank Holiday' beginning 'It had been unusual weather, hot for weeks, and the white morning mist between the bridges seemed a certain promise that the good weather was to last beyond the Bank Holiday.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-18.

Typescript draft of 'Bank Holiday' beginning 'It had been unusual weather, hot for weeks, and the white morning mist above the river, making ghostly the figures crossing the metal bridge, seemed a certain promise that the good weather was going to last beyond the Bank Holiday.' Contains handwritten amendments , paginated pp 1-30.