Copy affidavit of William Wilson Lynch Wilson of Belvoir, before the Court of the Irish Land Commissioners, stating that he is unaware of any impediment to the purchase of his estate under the Irish Land Acts.
Draft and attested copy of the affidavit of William Wilson Lynch Wilson, seeking to bring an injunction to stop Henry Stephens, Peter Molony and Michael Earls cutting turf in the grassy portion of his lands at Crag, Snaty Wilson and Belvoir. Includes copy letter from E & G Stapleton to Patrick Molony, Crag, Sixmilebridge, Co Clare, informing him that they want him to stop cuttng turf on the grazing farm. He states that if they do not receive an undertaking to this effect, that they will seek an injunction from Justice Ross (4 Feb 1915).
List of membership fees received from affiliated guilds. Arranged by county
List of membership fees received from guilds. Arranged by county. Includes loose sheet on national collection. Also contains some account info for the National Council
Files concerning research on human rights and development in the continent of Africa. Includes manuscript research notes by Boyle, with headings "[Requests] of Sustainable Democracy in Africa"; "Africa: The frantic pace of change in the world has allowed some focus on Africa ..."; "LLM Seminar on Africa..."; "Structure African H.R (Human Rights); File also includes correspondence (manuscript, typescript and fax, between Boyle and academics such as David Beetham and Lionel Cliffe regarding development studies proposals and research on Africa (1992).
File of research documents retained by Kevin Boyle and referring to human rights, development, legal and other such issues in Africa. Items include a paper "Human Rights in Africa" - a paper prepared by Berthan Macaulay (1981); Proceedings of conference on the African Commission on Human and People's Rights (June 1991); "International Human Rights: Neglect of Perspectives From African Institutions" by Rachel Murray; "The African Charter on Human and People's Rights: A Legal Analysis".
Newsletter from Africa Watch on issues in Somalia and other international locations (21 Jul 1989) and another issue of Africa Watch newsletter focusing on Somalia "An Update on Human Rights Developments since Mid-July" (Sep 1989).
Afro Celt Sound System with Luka Bloom and Tish Hinojosa. Black and white and also colour photographs from the performance at the Festival Big Top as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Photographs feature black and white portrait and landscape images of musician Tish Hinojosa, pictured seated and with a guitar, also includes a separate headshot of Hinojosa. Wyatt McSpadden and Peter Nash are named as respective photographers. Colour images are of Afro Celt Sound System pictured performing at an unnamed event. Images range in size from 203mm X 254mm and 176mm X 127mm.
Report by Minority Rights Group International entitled "Afro-Brazilians: Time for Recognition" by Darièn J. Davis.