Letter from Garner, Saxton Bampfylde International PLC., to Prof. Boyle, indicating that they are handling the recruitment for the position of President of University of Limerick and Boyle's name was highly recommended for the position and discusses furth

Letter from Gonzáles Volio, Assistant Director, Educational Operations, the Inter-American Institute, Costa Rica, providing an update on information for Boyle ahead of his teaching at the Emilio F. Mignone XVII Interdisciplinary Course on Human Rights.

Letter from Lord Chief Justice Bingham, Royal Courts of Justice, London, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his letter of 2 Jul 1996 and also for the invitation to speak at an upcoming conference being organised by Boyle but regretfully sends his apologies.

Letter from the Rt. Hon. Lord Tom Bingham of Cornwall, Lord Chief Justice of England, London, to Boyle, thanking him for his letter of 22 October and for the copy of Boyle's 'Magnum Opus', which Bingham describes as "a most wonderfully comprehensive surve

Letter from Lord Archer of Sandwell QC, Baroness D'Souza and Carla Ferstman, Executive Director, REDRSS, inviting Boyle to a briefing on the 'Torture (Damages) Bill (HL), giving details on the bill and enclosing a copy of the draft bill.

Letter from Parratt, Liberty, London, to Hampson and Boyle, confirming both being shortlisted for Human Rights Lawyer of the Year Award 1998 and hoping they can attend the award ceremony.

Letter from Genser, Director of Programmes at Centre for Teaching about Peace and War, Wayne State University, Detroit, to Boyle at Yale University, thanking Boyle for received note and press clipping and commenting on "our President is now ushering in a

Letter from O'Dowd, Dept. of Social Studies, Queen's University, Belfast to Kevin Boyle, informing Boyle of a planned published series of articles based on the proceedings of annual conference of the Sociological Association of Ireland.

Letter from Canniffe, Consulate General of Ireland, Chicago, to Boyle thanking Boyle for his "excellent articles" and adds he hopes he can convince the Detroit Irish American Lawyers to take up Boyle's proposition.

Letter from Liam Burke, the Fine Gael candidate for the 1967 Cork by-election. Gives detailed answers to each of the six questions put to him by the LFM with regard to the party's language policy.