Various types of printed cards: advertisement cards ‘Intermediate Distinction List, 1880’ (c1880, 2 items); programmes for dramatic events held at the College (1883, 1884, 2 items) and ‘Fixtures of St. Stanislaus’ College’ Cricket Club (1884, 1 item).

Copies of covering letters from Brother Luke [ ], De La Salle Monastery, Muine Beag, county Carlow, to Fr Fergal McGrath SJ (27 February-9 March 1940), enclosing notes and copies of letters relating to the Conwell brothers, Eugene, Edward and Henry, who entered Tullabeg College in 1831 (11 December1832-21 July 1848).

‘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.

Booklet entitled ‘Souvenir of St. Stanislaus’ College, Tullabeg, King’s County. A College (1818 to 1886); Noviceship and House of Studies (since 1888) of the Irish Province of the Society of Jesus.’ Lists: Rectors of the College, 1818 to 1886;
– Rectors and Masters of Novices since 1888;
– Staff of St. Stanislaus’ College, 1840-1885;
– Summary of Results.
Interspersed with photos of relevant persons, grounds and interiors.

Letters and notes concerning the Bishop of Meath, Dr Matthew Gaffney’s donation of £1,000 to the novitiate in 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.’

‘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.

‘Customs of the Lay-Brother Novices.’ Includes a table of contents and insert, 'Customs of the Novitiate'.

‘Customs of the Novitiate for Serving in the Refectory.’ Includes a table of contents.