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Letter from AW Hazell stating that he got his letter and appeals for eleven cases. He asks that he forward the originating forms as well, and states that he does not want to lose 'on a technical point'. He writes that he has just received the two judgements for Denis Stephens holdings, which he will pass on.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing the initial valuations for the two holdings of Denis Stephens and asking if he wishes to appeal. He asks him to send the relevant documentation as soon as possible as the appeal has to be held by the 15th of the month.

Letter from AW Hazell to John Wilson Lynch, Prospect Hotel, Harrowgate, stating that he had received his letter of the 9th and had forwarded the documents to the solicitor.

Letter from AW Hazell to John Wilson Lynch, Prospect Hotel, Harrowgate, thanking him for his letter and states that the notices of appeal in the two cases of Denis Stephens have been served.

Letter from AW Hazell enclosing receipts for Poor Law payments, noting that [John] Murphy will have to repay 10 shillings to Henry Stephens.

Letter from AW Hazell asking John Wilson Lynch to write if he wishes him to attend the hearing of the Belvoir cases in Limerick on 8 May. 'You have the papers at Belvoir'. The Duras estate hearings are listed for 10 May and he recommends that the appeals be withdrawn as the court valuers' rent figures are lower than the sub commissioners in all cases except one. Includes a list of the old rent, the sub commissioners' rent and court valuers' rent of six tenants.

Letter from AW Hazell, to await John Wilson Lynch's arrival [from Paris], informing him that he received his letter and will go to Limerick on Monday (7 May) and stay at Cruise's hotel. John Wilson Lynch has the originating notices and note book of tenant's evidence.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing a list of decisions in nine cases heard at Limerick for judicial rents. He states that there was a large reduction for John O'Halloran as had been previously agreed, and that the reduction for John Liddy could be explained by various expenses that he incurred.

Letter from AW Hazell to John Wilson Lynch, c/o Comte de Basterot, Duras, Kinvara, apologising for bothering him again in relation to the fixing of fair rents. He asks if he wishes to pursue the case of John Liddy with an appeal, and gives the demands of Thomas Hynes, Peter Melia and Honor Griffin for the fixing of rent, as well as recent awards in the area.

Letter from AW Hazell, relating to Michael Fitzgerald's grazing of the 'foddering field' and giving valuation figures for Fitzgerald's holding. He encloses agreements to be signed by Fitzgerald and Michael O'Neill.