'Punch', special issue on "The Irish".
Copy of questions directed to Richard Maunsell in relation to Eyre possessions in the town of Galway from 1712 on, as part of the case of ejectment relating to the mills of Galway being brought forward by Robert Hedges Eyre. It outlines the ownership of the lands through Dominick Burke, back to Edward Eyre junior and onto Robert Hedges Eyre. The answers of Richard Maunsell are not given.
Copy of receipts issued by Coll E H Moore to James Dillon for £4 he received annually over this time.
Copy of typescript [report from British MI6 to Northern Ireland office], in anticipation of the publication of the Gardiner Report, to deal with detention and the Emergency Provisions Act generally. Expressing opinion that the Provisionals share the wish to bring violence to an end; hoping that once violence is again terminated, the same representatives could be brought together again for talks; remarking that they 'are not at this stage able to meet Mr. David O'Connell himself', wondering whether he is now personally directing the dialogue. (Caption by [Éamonn Downey], stating the item was sent by [H.M.G. - the British government] to Brendan Duddy, and belongs with the other so-called 'P.A.C. minutes', dating it by a copy in 'ROB''s papers; also offering information on the Gardiner Report.)
Copy of Reports of proceedings at the Special Commissions (1867) for the county and city of Cork and the county and city of Limerick in cases of high treason and treason-felony...at the summer assizes of the same year for the counties of Clare and Galway (Dublin 1871). With some notes by [G.A. Hayes-McCoy] indexing the occurrence in the book of flags, parts of clothing, arms - e.g. "Fenians have green pouches p.697".
"Copy of ringbound [unpublished thesis] by Oilibhéar Ó Croiligh, Scríbhneoireacht Sheosaimh Mhic Ghrianna - Staidéar ar an phróiseas liteartha fara scríbhneoir de chuid na hathbheochana [no place, 1973, 92 pp]. (Thanking Ollscoil Nua Uladh/ University of Ulster, Coleraine, for using their facilities; thanking Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, among others.) Enclosing 1p-notes by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha ""Notaí ar Sh.macGrianna""; three points either in correction or complementation of Ó Croiligh's work."
Copy of the ruling from the Court of the Irish Land Commission in the matter of land owned by John Wilson Lynch,s tating that they will invest guarantee deposits of £992, in the Bank of Ireland, to the credit of the matter, signed by E O'Farrell, Assistant Chief Clerk.
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