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Includes:
Report by Surgeon Meaghar on the condition of the maternity wards: 'The attention of the Board has been so often called to the maternity department that it seems hopeless to complain further. These maternity patients are being subjected to conditions that are beastly and barbarous and incredible, and their continuance after public attention has been drawn to them so often and so forcibly leaves no excuse in the mouth of any man responsible.'

Includes:

Details of registrars for burial grounds appointed in Lusmagh, Garr, Ballykeane, Kilbride (Tullamore), Kilclonfert and Killaderry (Old), and Cloncrane; orders to acquire lands for housing in Edenderry, Banagher, Clara, Portarlington, Crinckle, Ferbane, Moneygall, Shinrone, Kilcormac, and Cloneygowan; and a public inquiry undertaken by OBHPA for the provision of water supplies in the towns of Daingean and Banagher.

Rentals are arranged by townland and then by tenant's name, recording observations, charges, arrears and gale day payments. Arranged alphabetically by townland from Amore to Tullamore.

Copies of approximately 1000 outgoing letters, averaging 1 per page. Good legibility.

Copies of approximately 1000 outgoing letters, averaging 1 per page. Good legibility.

Instructions for Fr Minister from Father Provincial on various matters. Includes memoranda on:
– economy measures (15 October 1936, 1p.);
– points of poverty for Scholastics ( November 1936, February 1940, 1p. each);
– Coffee Evenings in Tullabeg (16 March 1940, 2pp);
– measures of economy prescribed in Tullabeg (16 March 1940, 1p.);
– De Jure Coffee Days in Tullabeg (29 March 1940, 1p.) and
– the order of time for a major villa (31 March 1940, 1p.).

‘Kalendarium Collegii Sancti Stanislai Tulliolani’ .

Some Bibliographical Help in Preparing Retreats . Reprinted 1936 with “One Hundred Jesuit Ascetical Writers; & “A Hundred Books for Ascetical Students”. Selected by Archbishop Goodier. With signature of Fr Michael Pelly SJ on the cover.

Newspaper cutting from Scéala Éireann re 'Ned Houlihan, the blind Fenian Fiddler.'