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File including a paper by Kevin Boyle, with manuscript annotation, entitled "Which Comes First: Democracy or Human Rights? The Refah Case.", including press releases, research papers and other documents regarding the Refah Partisi and Others V. Turkey case.

Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. Printed program from concert conducted by Kazimierz Kord and held at Leisureland, Salthill, Galway. Includes a foreword from Jane O'Leary, Chairperson of Music for Galway, background on the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, W.P.O., details on the pieces performed, biographical details on the musicians and details of upcoming events from Music for Galway. (2 copies) Also includes printed flyer from the concert outlining works to be performed and ticket information. (2 copies) Also includes draft and TS publicity material such as press releases on the concert and on the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, issued by Music for Galway and also issued by Harold Holt Ltd., agents for the W.P.O. File includes financial information such as income and expenditure and breakdown of expenses relating to staging this concert.

Typed screenplay, no author name, of "Wars".

Warrant to satisfy judgment. It notes that Elinor Simcocks of Dangan Cottage, Galway obtained a judgment in 1822 against Robert Hedges Eyre for £500 and £2.2.0 costs. It notes that the amount due has been paid.

Warrant to satisfy judgment. It notes that Margaret Simcocks, administratrix of the estate of Francis Simcocks of Dangan Cottage, Galway, obtained a judgment against Robert Hedges Eyre of Macroom Castle, County Cork in 1822 for £923.1.6½ and £2.2.8 costs. It notes that the amount due has been paid.

Warrant granting the KCB to Lieut Col Peter Freyer.

Warrant granting the CB to Surgeon Lieut Col Peter Freyer.

File containing notes and copies of war stories, seen as storytelling by Dr. Becker.

Correspondence and associated papers relating to Freyer's work as a medical consultant during World War I, to the Indian hospitals at Brighton and to all the hospitals in the Sussex district from March 1916. The correspondence is between Freyer and the Director General Army Medical Service and concerns Freyer's appointments as an honorary consulting surgeon; the establishment of a genito-urinary department at the Queen Alexandra Military Hospital, Millbank, London; his proposed visit to France in 1918 and his temporary duty with the British Army on the Rhine in Aug 1919. The associated papers include lists of medical staff at some of the hospitals and information relating to beds and diet. Other papers relate to Freyer's travel allowance and to adjustments to his pension at the end of the War. Some photographs are included.

From the War Office to Adam Ormsby, staying at The Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden, [London] regarding his arrears in the 49th Regiment.