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Memorandum book of Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller.
Memorandum from Mountjoy Government Prison written by Willim Lamb.
Two copies of a memorandum soliciting donation of seeds to the Tredagh Gardening Society of Drogheda by way of John George Dalkeith Lamb at Woodfield, Clara, County Offaly.
An agreement receipt for the account of Mrs Nightingale setting rent to rise by six pence per acre after the death of her husband, resulting in rent at £37 10s per annum for 125 acres of land.
Copy of a printed memorandum on a suggestion to re-open Tullabeg as a secondary boarding school ‘of a new type.’
Memorandum on the aims and methods of the Jesuit colleges forwarded to Fr Hugh Kelly SJ , Rector of Tullabeg, by Fr Laurence Kieran SJ, Provincial.
Memorandum on the apostolate among lay-adults in the 1975/6 season based on the experience of Fr Robert Thompson SJ and Fr Brian McNamara SJ in (a) retreat promotion and direction (b) organisation of Lenten Lectures and (c) channelling of support for Garden Fete etc..
Memorial of indented deed between Peter Marsh Esq., of Moyvalley, King's County, William Marsh, Gent, of Carrowkeel, and Arthur Judge Esq., of Moyclare, Ann Judge, otherwise Marsh, and Thomas Mulock of the City of Dublin, of the second part and the Reverend John Mulock of Ballard, of the third part.
The memorial recites that Peter Marsh did devise unto his eldest son, Henry Marsh, all his personal estate, and did thereby bequeath the sum of £5000 to William Marsh, the sum of £1200 to Ann Judge, and reciting that the town of lands of Balliard [Bellair] was become vested, in consideration of the sum of £298-8-3, by deeds of lease and release unto Thomas Mulock.
Signed by Peter Marsh, Jim Fitzpatrick and Peter Ludwith.
Transcription of the memorial tablet of Herbert Rawson Stepney (1768-1818).
Memorial of lease between Charles Moore, Lord Baron of Tullamoore and Ralph Briscoe demising the lands at Mucklow (Mucklagh) of approximately 5 acres to hold the same for the lives of 'Henry Briscoe, John Briscoe and Andrew Briscoe and survivors' at £2 yearly.
