Letter from Boyle to Hongju Koh, Yale Law School, accepting the invitation to join the advisory board of the DIANA bibliography and database.

Letter from Slye, Associate Director, the Schell Centre for International Human Rights at Yale Law School, thanking Boyle for joining the advisory Board of the DIANA project, outlining goals of the project and including a list of advisory board members.

Fax letter from [Holland], the British-Irish Association, London, to Boyle, making arrangements for Boyle and others to attend a dinner in London soon.

Letter from Udagama, Centre for the Study of Human Rights, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, to Boyle, writing warmly to Boyle and saying Udagama will be teaching at the Canadian Human Rights Foundation annual study programme and invites Boyle to give a lecture on freedom of expression and commends the 'gigantic undertaking' Boyle is involved in.

Letter copied to Boyle and submitted to the Irish Times by Hadden in response to points made in the Irish Times by Anthony Coughlan (1st July 1994). The author states to be a colleague of Boyle's and outlines points made regarding the history of 20th century status of Anglo-Irish relations, discussing dominion status of the Irish Free State versus that of Northern Ireland. Self-determination is further discussed in context of the wishes and people of Northern Ireland, "that is recognised both in the Anglo-Irish Agreement and in the Downing Street Declaration though not as yet in the Irish Constitution."

Letter from Hadden to Keane detailing the correspondence in the Irish Times between Hadden and Anthony Coughlan regarding Anglo-Irish relations. Hadden seeks any input of comment from Keane regarding the commentary on the historical view on Anglo-Irish relations and on current status of same. "I have tentatively followed the view that . . . the withdrawal of the Irish Free State was in itself a legitimate act of self-determination, taken by the representatives of Dail Eireann on behalf of the (Southern) Irish people, leaving the Acts of Union to apply only to Great Britain and Northern Ireland." Hadden outlines further his own views on relating this to present day Northern Ireland and invites comment from Keane.

Letter from Hadden to Boyle enclosing the attached letter of response Hadden received from [Justice Ronan Keane]. That letter is copied and attached, dated 24 Aug 1994 and agrees with Hadden that "the view you take . . .that the dissolution of the Union would require an act of self-determination by the people of Northern Ireland may well be correct from the perspective of British Constitutional Law. [Keane] continues to outline in points his opinion and theory on this matter.

Letter from Boyle to Nemirovskaya, sending details of Boyle's schedule of visit to Moscow for a Council of Europe Seminar and is hoping to meet with Nemirovskaya to discuss Russian Democracy seminars. Attached is a Council of Europe summary document outlining Boyle's role as Special Rapporteur at the Conference on the Political, Legal, Cultural and Economic Aspects of the Media in a Democratic Society, held in Russia from 30 Aug - 2 Sep 1994.

Letter from Boyle to Small, the Irish Ambassador, London, thanking him for the invitation to attend the TCD Quatercentenary reception but sends his apologies. Boyle also commends Small on his handling of the Kilroy-Silk racist slur case.

Typescript of oration given in honour of Chief Justice and Lady Bingham on the occasion of an honorary degree from the University of Essex to Chief Justice Bingham.