Letter from Eamonn Ceacuir, 47 Cuibhealach Reuben, Carn na gCloch to Stiophán Bairéad, saying that his meeting will be held at 5 o'clock and hopes that his work will be done. He states that the insurance will come to 2/6. He also looks for money for admin

Letter from EP O D, Dun na Maniferch to Stiophán Bairéad saying that he will be unable to get to Dublin that day because of work, but that they will be going to Dungarvan. He says that An Niallach will be the Chairman. There is a question about the Nation

Postcards from Francis Joseph Biggir, Ardrigh, Belfast, to [Stiophán Bairéad], hoping that the book (not enclosed) will give him the information he needs, if not he says to send the specimens and that he will do what he can. Front shows War Piper of the G

Letter from John Dillon (on House of Commons notepaper) to [Stiophán Bairéad] saying that he has been fighting hard for Persia. "Whether it will be possible to save that country from partition between Russia and England I do not know". He encloses a lette

Letter from An Buachailin Buidhe, 46 Bothar Thire Conaill, Inhse Chaoir (Inchicore) Dublin, to Stiophán Bairéad, Conradh na Gaedilge, 25 Cearnog Rutlainn, i mBaile Atha Cliath, thanking him for his letter on Persia which he has send to the "Independent" "

Letter from James M Ussher, Treasurer, Archbishop's Palace, Calle Rivedavia 437, Buenos Aires, to [Stiophán Bairéad] stating that he will forward a draft for the League for twenty pounds, and encloses news cutting of an appeal for funds for the league.

Typed letter from James M Ussher, Treasurer, Archbishop's Palace, Calle Rivadavia 437, Buenos Aires, to [Stiophán Bairéad] enclosing a draft for $11.2.8 for the Gaelic League.

Card from Seaghan O Cathain, 2 Ashgrove Villas, Glenburn Park, Beal Feirste, to Stiophán Bairéad, hoping that the enclosed form is on time (not enclosed), and thanking him for all his help during the year [in Irish]. Also two copies of note written by M N

Letter from Thomas F O'Rahilly, editor of Gadelica, a Journal of Modern Irish Studies, 66 Botanic Road, Dublin to Dr. J.S. Crone, enclosing issue no 4 of the journal and stating that because of lack of support the Journal may have to fold up, and asking him to put a notice in the IBK, which might garner support.

Letter from Seosamh O Garmaigh, Runonorac, Bri Culainn, Shankill View, Bray to Owen Naughton Esq., stating that Mr. Barrett has agreed to adjudicate at the Feis at Bray HEad, and asked if he could do the same. He states that they have permission from the military and he would be slow to postpone it after all this trouble.