Letter from Lowry, Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, to Boyle, thanking him for his enclosed law annotations and also comments on the Diplock courts of Northern Ireland and also possible research into the relationship between confessions and convictions and offers further praise of Boyle's legal practices.

Letter from Lay, Director and Professor of International Law, California Western School of Law, informing Boyle that a student of Lay's is writing an academic article on decisions of the European Commission with regard to Northern Ireland and Human Rights and with a focus on the Donnelly case and asks Boyle if he can contribute any help.

TS letter from Sean McBride, S.C., to Kevin Boyle, enclosing a copy of memorandum (not present) by Prof. Frank Newman regarding individual complaints to the U.N Human Rights Commission.

Letter from Senator Norris to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his gracious letter and saying "let us put this little incident behind us completely . . ." and hopes to continue to co-operate and make breakthroughs for human rights, especially now that "Mary [Robinson] has been elevated to the presidency."

Letter from Lowdy, Sub-Librarian, Queen's University, Belfast, to Boyle, as he recommended her for a library position at University College Galway but which Lowdy will not pursue.

Letter from Siobhán Nugent and Marie Quigley from the South County Dublin Branch of the Language Freedom Movement to Christopher T. Morris, President of LFM, in which they express concern for the public image of the organisation following the Mansion House meeting of 21 September, 1966. In his response, Mr. Morris expresses his understanding of their concerns, and reassures them that membership continues to grow.

Letter from Sternberg to Boyle, saying it was good to have met at the Charter 88 reception last week and enclosing an invitation to the annual Three Faiths Forum award to Sheikh Dr. M.A. Zaki Badawi.

TS letter from Sister Sarah Clarke, Secretary, London Branch, Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, writing in thanks to Boyle for coming to London and "speaking at the Rally organised by this association on July 9th last. The Committee are grateful to you for marching with them through central London. Your presence on the platform, your informative speech and your untiring work for justice gained many sympathisers to the cause of NICRA here in London."

Letter from Kimball, Executive Director, American Bar Foundation, to Boyle at Yale University, informing Boyle his application for a 1973 Fellowship and Grant was not successful.

Letter from Stanley A. Siev, Solicitor, to Christopher Morris enclosing a copy of a letter received from the Garda Síochána, Rathfarnham. The subject of the letter is 're. You and P.P.A.'