Certificate issued by Digby P Starkey, Accountant General, in the case of Patrick Touhy & others against William Joseph Burke & others before Chancery. He states that Thomas O'Conor Donelan has lodged with him £211.4.5 government stock.

Letter from Redmond Carroll, 49 Summer Hill, Dublin, to Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, assuring him that he will not be held liable for the bankruptcy of John Burke in the case of Touhy against Burke, as there would have to be a direct order. He states further that Mrs. Clarke admits that the £877.2.9 referred to is held in trust and not part of the assets of John Burke.

Copy of notice before the Court of Chancery in the case of Patrick Touhy & others against W J Burke & others. Notice is issued to Thomas and Eliza O'Conor Donelan, Eliza being one of the beneficiaries of the will of Elizabeth Martyn. They have fourteen days to respond to a charge being placed on the account following an award in the above case on the lands of Owenmore and Owenbeg.

Draft notice of award in court of chancery referred to above. Also copy of same.

Fair copy of order issued by Master Litton in this case, giving the defendants fourteen days to respond to the order on the lands of Owenmore and Owenbeg.

Letters from [ ], Manager of the College Green branch of the Hibernian Bank, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, relating to Burke's mortgage.

Bond between Dermott Donelan of Sylane and William Mawderley Best of Dublin, relating to a judgment of £400 won against him. Also an IOU from Donelan to Best dated 17 May 1856, for £50 relating to the bond.

Receipts from William Mawderley Best, to Dermot Donelan for £12 being interest on a loan of £200.

Receipts from William Mawderley Best, to Dermot Donelan for £12 being interest on a loan of £200.

Envelope sent from Maudesley Best acknowledging receipt of the interest, to D Donelan.