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‘Inventory of Property sent from Tullabeg to Clongowes at the Amalgamation 1886.’ and draft of letter from Fr William Delaney SJ to Fr Provincial regarding the amalgamation of St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg and Clongowes Wood College 16 June [1886].

‘Litterae Annuae Domus Probationis Tulliolanae’ recording the most significant events (mostly deaths and visits from various bishops) of the house over an eleven year period.

Letter from Dom Aubert Merton, Prior, Edermine Benedictine Priory, Enniscorthy, county Wexford, to Fr Provincial Thomas V Nolan SJ on the proposal by the Benedictine Order to acquire premises and land held by the Society of Jesus at Tullabeg.

[Counsel’s opinion] ‘as to the saleability of Tullabeg.’

Estimate for additions and alterations to the altar at Tullabeg by Edmund Sharp, sculptor, 42 Great Brunswick Street, Dublin.

Copy of a printed memorandum on a suggestion to re-open Tullabeg as a secondary boarding school ‘of a new type.’

Exercise book containing handwritten customs. Inside front cover is the note ‘This book of Customs seems to have been in use in 1878 and for some time before that year. Fr Michael Browne SJ 20 December 1908.’ This custom book was used when the novitiate was at Milltown Park, Dublin (1860-1884), Dromore, County Down (1884-1888) and Tullabeg (1888-1930). Includes a table of contents and leaflet on what outfit is needed for the novitiate at St Stanislaus College, Tullamore. Includes note on outfit for novitiate at St Stanislaus College, Tullamore.

‘Customs of the Novitiate.’ Includes a table of contents. (Volume is in poor condition, pages detached, binding falling apart.). Appears to be the Custom book of Milltown Park - as reference to 'without leave no one may go into the city', therefore dated before 1884.

Customs, including ‘General Remarks on the Serving of Mass,’ ‘Customs for the Porter,’ ‘Catalogus Patris Natalis,’ ‘For the Novice about to take his Vows.’ (Volume in poor condition, many detached pages)

‘Customs of the Novitiate’ which started at Tullabeg in 1888, after transfer from Dromore, County Down. Includes a table of contents. This Custom book appears to originate from Milltown Park, as reference to the city.