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"Copy letter of Editor to [ ] stating that the next issue of ""Inniu"" plans to have a list of shops throughout Ireland stocking the paper, asking if they know of any shops happy to take it on [in Irish]."

Copy letter of reply from Fanny Wilson Lynch to Col [Alfred HC] Lynch, in which she writes of John Wilson Lynch's willingness to help although he is confined to his room. Her husband has signed all the papers, which she returns and he is pleased that Col Lynch has named his house Renmore.

Copy letter of reply from John Wilson Lynch, County Club, Galway, to Robert F Mullery, giving details of the lease and his willingness to sell his interest.

Copy of reply letter of John Wilson Lynch to M O'Donohue, accepting the Committee's offer and stating that John Moloney owed £32. Legal proceedings were being taken at the next quarter sessions.

Copy of letter from John Wilson Lynch to the Secretary of the Estates Commissioners, Upper Merrion St., Dubin, stating that he is willing to sell all his untenanted lands in Lower Tulla and Lower Bunratty with the exception of the Belvoir Demesne. He states that the lands have not been purchased under the Land Purchase Acts.

Copy letter of sympathy from Máirín Nic Alasdair to Bean Uí Bheirn, Caisleán Nua, Gaillimh on the death of an Doctúir Padraig Ö Beirn, commenting on the good work that his father and the entire family did for the Taibhdhearc down through the years [in Irish].

Copy letter of Thomás Mac Énrí notifying members of the Committee of a meeting the following Saturday. He states that the programme for the following year has to be decided [in Irish].

Copy letter of Tomás Mac Énrí, Gaillimh, to [ ], asking for the return of the copy of "Cor in aghaidh an Chaim". He says that the committee would like to know what he wants to do with it [in Irish].

Copy letter from John Wilson Lynch to AW Hazell giving a list of the charges on the lands of the Duras Estate, mainly relating to poor law rates and tithe charges. He states that there is a small arrear on one of them but that the rest are up to date.

Copy letter of reply from John Wilson Lynch to Estate Duty Office, Custom House, Dublin, stating that he did send them a telegram. He explains that the property has been sold but he has received no purchase money and that they must apply to the Land Commission for the remaining two instalments of assessed duty.