Letter from Allen Figgis, Figgis & Co Ltd, Dawson Street, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Maganey, forwarding another royalty, commenting that his bank manager will be happy.

Letter from Allen Figgis, Figgis & Co Ltd, Dawson Street, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Maganey, in relation to a possible reprint of "The Weekend", commenting that Gus Martin was praising it highly when they last met but that it was not financially viabl

Letter from Allen Figgis, Figgis & Co Ltd, Dawson Street, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Maganey, offering 100 copies of "Weekend" at £40 once he would be absolved of further royalty payments, commenting that it is one of his "pet publications".

Invoice and receipt from Allen Figgis to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc for 100 copies of "The Weekend of Dermot and Grace".

Letter from Allen Figgis, Figgis & Co Ltd, Dawson Street, Dublin, to Rita Watters, Enniscorthy, commenting on his sadness on hearing of Eoghan's passing. "I have often told him, with complete sincerity, that I believe The Week-end of Dermot and Grace to be much the most important thing which I have published".

Copy letter from Rita Watters, Enniscorthy, to Allen Figgis, thanking him for his letter and commenting that Eoghan often spoke of him with particular warmth. She would like to meet him sometime if it were possible.

Letter from Allen Figgis, Figgis & Co Ltd, Dawson Street, Dublin, to Rita Watters, Enniscorthy, thanking her for her letter and he is glad to hear that "The Weekend" meant as much to her as it did to him. He also says that he would be delighted to meet her.

Letter from A.S. Green, 36 Grosvenor Road, Westminster, to Dr. Henry, stating that she has not much trust in Dr. Birrell and his University bill. She states that Sir Anthony has a care for Ireland, but that it would be better for them to approach him directly. She ends by commenting that Dr. Windle would not be a friend to Irish once a university was founded.

Manuscript letter from Alfred Webb on headed paper of United Irish Parliamentary and National Fund. Webb states "the present situation is indeed very critical. Unless some more definite policy than that hitherto pursued can be struck out for the attainment of Home Rule, it is not likely that I shall continue much longer to keep on a half-hearted organisation." Webb notes that O'Mara has tendered his resignation from the party. Webb concluded by stating "Thirty eight, nay forty years have I worked for this cause and it has come to nothing".

Letter from Alfred J Collins, General Manager, The Hibernian Bank Ltd., College Green, Dublin, to Stephen J Barrett, re. Patrick H Pearse, Deceased, Sackville Street Branch, informing him that their claim in this case had been paid.