Letter from [Lell & Fulhen Couliaugh], solrs., 23 Ely Place, Dublin, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, St. Dymphna's, Dublin, relating to their costs in the sale of his estates. They thank him for his cheque for £365, but state that it exceeds their actual costs. They state also that their costs would come mainly from the sale of the Estate held in trust.

Notice of completion of registration of lands from the Land Registry of Ireland, Four Courts, Dublin, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Stephen's Green Club, Dublin, giving him the new reference number to his title of lands.

Copy instructions for Counsel in the [deed of assignment] between Miss Mary Martyn and Dermot O'Conor Donelan. Illegible and very fragile. Has suffered from hydrolysis.

Copy of a conditional order for sale made by the Chancery Division of the High Courts of Justices on the petition of Alexander Somers Drake and Emily Becklia Somers Drake, otherwise Carroll, his wife, relating to the estate of Dermot O'Conor Donelan. It states that the lands for sale to pay off incumbrances include Treanbaun and Bushfield, otherwise Gortneskehy. Dermot O'Conor Donelan has to lodge an appeal within 28 days to stop the sale if he so wishes.

Letter from P J Conway, Solr., 1 Wellington Quay, Dublin, to Dermot O'C Donelan, enclosing bills of cost in the cases of the making out of his title, the disentailing deed, and the drawing up of papers in relation to the Chancery case of O'C Donelan v Shaughnessy.

Letter from Pa Daly, Tuam, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Sylane, stating that he is acting for a man named Hanly. He asks if he was aware of any dealings between Dr. Donelan and this man in relation to encumbrances on Hanly's lands.

Copy letter from Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Sylan, Tuam to Mr Daly stating that it was several years since the deaths of Mr Gannon and his father. He states that Mrs Donelan seems to have had a life interest in the property, but that he has found nothing in the papers to suggest that his father had any dealing with the property in question. Also copy of same.

Postal telegraph from [ ], at the Four Courts in Dublin, to Mr Donelan, Sylan, Tuam, telling him John has been appointed.

Letter from Blake and Keary, solrs., St Francis St., Galway, acting for the Trustees of the Lough Corrib Drainage. They ask for the name of his solicitor so that they can initiate proceedings in relation to the £14.1.11 he owes.

Letters from Margaret and Barbara E Burke, Ivy Lawn, Douglas Rd., Cork, enclosing their consent for the deed of release being drawn up by Messrs. Conway and Quin releasing Dermot from all liability, and complaining of the added legal expense.