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"Handwritten rough draft of piece of prose entitled ""William Rúad Mac Coitir ar bhás Sir Séamus Mac Coimór"", transcribed by Donchadh Ó Gormán, an Gharuada Mhucha."

"Handwritten rough draft of piece of prose entitled ""William Rúad Mac Coitir ar bhás Sir Séamus Mac Coimór"", transcribed by Donchadh Ó Gormán, an Gharuada Mhucha."

Letter from William P. Irwin, Sligo, ro Peter Ormsby, 10 Gloster St., Dublin re. the children of Mrs. Lloyd; the lands of Cambs; 'late' Gilbert Dodd, Mrs. Lloyd's brother and Mrs. Rebecca Dodd's title to the lands at Ardagh.

Letters from William Healy, solicitor, Ennis, Co. Clare, acting on John Wilson Lynch's behalf with regard to the fixing of rents in the Land Court. [see also LE6/B/549, B/57, and D/201].

Written comments submitted by Article 19 to the European Court of Human Rights in the case of Goodwin V. The United Kingdom.

A statement of account of Adam Ormsby will William Gilpin. Includes reference to "your subscription for 1 day's pay for the Battle of Waterloo".

Letter from William Ellison to Thomas Ormsby of Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, late 1700s. He begins the letter "Hunger it is sayed will break thro' stone walls, why not overcome shame, that is now my case ..." He is in extreme destitution and had to "by my own imprudence ... to sell Rockland, the only stake I had for my unfortunate children. They and I now have no other prospect but starvation from which beggary in this time of general distress cannot save us ... in view of a disconsolate infirm wife and five helpless children, they and I nearly half naked and half starved, once more compels me to solicit your assistance ... All the property I have now left is about seventy pounds a year ..." In a note at the end he requests £2 by the bearer "to keep me alive as I am destitute of the most common necessities for that end, it will not only an obligation but a real charity".

Letter from William Donelan, 19 Blessington St., Dublin, to his father, Woodquay, Tuam.