Proposal by James Joyce and Mark Donelan, proposing to lease lands in Woodquay, as well as house and lands already in their possession. To hold for two years at a rent of £19. 10.0, this proposal is made before John Loughnane and accepted by Thomas O'Conor Donelan.

Agreement between Dermot O'Connor of Silihane, and his tenants on the lands of Poloremall, whereby they agree to give a turkey and a goose out of each house as well as £5 each for the use of the lands. The tenants are James Murphy, Thomas Ford, John Fleming, Martin Murphy, John Garvey, Pat Moran, Thomas Kean, Patrick Moran, Andrew Higgins, Michael Kean, William Burke, James Donoghe, Patrick Donoughe, Darby Donoughe, Patrick Quinn, Edmond Kelly, Patrick Fury, and John Fury. Also copy of same. [Copy is very fragile].

Copy of Letter from Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, to John Joyce, Caltra Park, asking for the return of the lease as his lease on the lands of Gurthenaskey has expired.

Copy of letter from Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, to John Joyce, Caltra Park, saying that he has received his letter giving possession over but not saying when. He states that possession would in no way diminish his claims for compensation. He states that he has no wish to get rid of him as the tenant and that they can agree on terms.

Note from John Joyce, Caltra Park to Pat Connolly authorising him to hand over the lands of Carton farm to Thomas O'Conor Donelan.

Letter from John Joyce, Caltra Park, Ballinasloe, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, Tuam, stating that he is applying for compensation for improvements he has made to the lands. He hopes to be his tenant again, "... if you are not unreasonable with the rent".

Letter from Monsard [Hamill], Loughrea, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, stating that he had received his letter offering Joyce's tenant lands at 20/-. He has spoken to the tenant who states that he cannot pay more than £24 for the lands, but that he feels that the land is poor. He also informs him that the Surveyor feels that he is charging too much for the lands.

Letter from Monsard Hamill, Loughrea, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, enclosing the lease and counterlease between Donelan and Pat Connolly. He gives his total fees at f 10.8.0.

Letter from William Cruic, Cruic Lachan, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, apologising that he did not have the money for him when he met at the fair in Tuam as his son had gone to Dublin with the money by mistake and enclosing same.

Letter of recommendation from [ ] to [ ] for Pat Horan, a son of a tenant of the writer in [Mightownland]. States that he has not been involved in legal disputes or any trouble with the law in the last fifteen years.