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Letter from AW Hazell, relating to John Wilson Lynch's memo regarding payments made by Honor Gleeson and Michael McMahon. He thinks there may be a mistake in the figures and asks John Wilson Lynch to get [John] Murphy to look into the matter.

Copy of letter from John Wilson Lynch, Belvoir, to the Court Valuers, Messrs Haughton and Shaughnessy, McCarthy's Hotel, Cecil St., Limerick, appealing them to postpone their valuation of two properties they inspected the previous Friday because of their saturated state due to heavy rain. He also refers to Michael Liddane's attempt to 'blacken mu character' over his turbary rights.

Letter from AW Hazell, informing him that the Head Land Court will sit in Limerick on 29 Jn and that there are 13 Belvoir cases listed. He sends him the court valuers' figures and a list showing clearly the position of each case. He discusses some of the cases with regard to the area involved and improvements made and suggest John Wilson Lynch has an interview with Mr Healy the next time he is in Ennis with regard to his evidence as to value.

Letter from AW Hazell, telling him that the date of the sitting of the court in Limerick is changed to 5 Feb.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing court valuers reports in thirteen appeals to be heard at Limerick and recommending that the appeals be withdrawn in the cases of Michael Molony and Denis Stephens. He hopes John Wilson Lynch has had an interview with Mr Healy about the evidence to be given at the Court of Appeal and asks whether he is to attend at Limerick.

Letter from AW Hazell, stating that he hopes John Wilson Lynch will not ask him to attend the appeals at Limerick. He is sorry he has a cold. In a postscript he asks will he settle with Thomas Mooney, Knockaculleen for £9.10, whose yearly rent is £11 and Poor Law Valuation £8.15.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing a letter he wants returned and asking for John Wilson Lynch's views regarding some matter relating to Mrs McInerney's holding on Aughinish. He had written to 'Pery RM' [Hon H de Vere Pery] explaining the position after 'there was law at Ballyvaughan Session between some people and young McInerney' but Pery was angry with him for writing. He thinks the matter should be put before the County Inspector.

Letter from AW Hazell, relating to settlements with Pat Shaughnessy, Thomas Costello and Pat Kelly and returning letters from Shaughnessy and Kelly. He is glad to hear John Wilson Lynch is getting better.

Letter from AW Hazell, enclosing two letters from Father Newell and from Thomas Costello. He asks if John Wilson Lynch's American correspondent will give the money mentioned and 'fight it out'. He would like the letters returned as asks for his views.

Letter from AW Hazell, stating that he has lodged £42.15 to his credit at the Provincial Bank, Galway, being one quarter's annuity due to the representatives of Miss Eliza Lynch.