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Report (in Turkish with English translation) published by Özgür Gündem listing attacks against the press in Turkey during 1993, including murders, arrests, forced closures, imprisonments, fines, and banned publications.

Talent Associates production, part of the Dupont Show of the Month series. Written by J.M. Barrie, adapted by Jacqueline Babbin and directed by Robert Mulligan. Siobhán in the role of Maggie.

Typescript text titled "What Did It Matter----?" with "Two points of view" written in pencil above (4pp). Tells the story of people who meet at the Pension Beauvais.

File includes drawings, notes and sketches of examples of whales depicted in early Irish art; Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Greg Gatenby, Harbourfront Reading Series, Toronto, discussing whales and dolphins as depicted in Irish art.

Eleven letters from W.H. Smyth, 24 Llewellyn Avenue, Lisburn, County Antrim, referring to the Ormsby and Lloyd families and other associated families. Includes inscriptions from the graves of the Lloyd and Blackburne families in counties Roscommon and Dublin, and extracts from W. Brady's 'Clerical and parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne and Ross', referring to the Phillips, Blackburne, Goldsmith and Loftus families.

Letter from W H G[regory], Ballinasloe, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, Tuam, giving him news of his visit to Lord Campbell and giving names of people he feels will support him. He asks him not to spend too much money beyond a few retainers, "I can afford to lose a few hundred votes".

Note from W H Gregory to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, stating that they have all except fifty of the vote in the Loughrea area. He states that there were 1800 pledged to him.

Letter from WH Gregory, Coole, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane. He states that he hears that his opponent’s money is flying, and asks him not to pay the election workers until after the election. Tells him “we shall do well in Dunkellin, Clonamchoon and Kilcarton, Loughrea and the western baronies.

Letter from WH Gregory, Coole Park, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan stating that he is unwell, but that he should call to him at the end of the week if he wants to see him.