Correspondence to Fr Brendan Murray SJ, Rector, Tullabeg, from Hoey and Denning solicitors, Tullamore, county Offaly, relating to payment of £100 for an entrance to the new cemetery at Rahan.

Permit issued by John J. Graham to the community and students at Tullabeg College to use Pallas Lake for bathing and swimming.

‘Copy’ signed by Father Provincial Laurence J. Kieran SJ, 31 March 1940, includes twelve loose pages.

File of Philosophy course notes.

Philosophy course notes comprising:
– ‘Ontologia Codex, First year Philosophy, Fr Joseph O’Mara SJ’ (1955);
– Critica Codex, First Year, Fr Conn Lonergan SJ (1956);
– Cosmologia course notes, Second Year Philosophy, Fr Brendan Lawler SJ (1956);
– Psychologia class notes, Second Year Philosophy, Fr Thomas Byrne SJ (1956);
– Sociology Codex, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Ethica Specialis, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Ethica Generalis, Third Year Philosophy, Fr Michael Connolly SJ (1957);
– Anthropology, c1957, Fr Fleming’s codex (?) adopted by Fr Michael Connolly SJ.

Copy of conditions of sale, descriptive particulars and sale catalogue for lots of the Rahan Estate, in the barony of Ballycowan, King's County.
The estate is described as "5203 acres, 3 roods, 36 1/2 perches statute measure, and produces a well-paid net annual rental of £1990 6s 4 1/4 d ... The lands are almost entirely in tillage, and although the tenantry are numbers, they are very peaceable, industrious and thriving".
Contains general summary of tenant names, acreage, rent, tithe charges and terms of tenure. Also contains copies of Ordnance Survey 6" maps.

Photocopy of the lease of Lady Emily Alfred Howard-Bury to the Trustees for the Conn of the Hundred Battles No351 Branch of the Irish National Foresters Benefit Society for land and premises beside the Market Place and Market Square, Tullamore, known as 'The Shambles'. Terms for 99 years and subject to the yearly rent of £60. Includes map of premises.
Also includes photocopies of architectural drawing of the Foresters Hall, Tullamore prepared by T F McNamara (March 1923).