Telephone message saying that Mr. Anderson, British Embassy, would like The Interpreter and The Religious Digest to be sent directly to Mr. Clancy of Hibernia.

Anderson, Desmond, House Purchase Loan Specialists, Park Chambers, 13 St. Stephen’s Green. Asking for support in his efforts to secure a reduction in stamp duty being demanded from people buying homes. B

-3October 1962 O’Halloran, Mgr. M., Aughrim Street, regarding the case of Mr. Anderson.

Note to say that +McQuaid suggested that Mr. Anderson, British Embassy, close down on the sending of supplies to Hibernia until he has had the opportunity of looking into the new situation.

Handwritten profile of Hilda Tweedy (nee Anderson). Father a Church of Ireland clergyman, who took his family to Egypt when she was young. On return lived in Termonfecken, Co. Louth. Hilda married abroad and had a difficult marriage. Son in Aer Corps and well thought of by his fellow officers. Hilda is a teacher. 1item

Lease between Very Reverend Canon Terence Anderson, Archbishop William Walsh and the Commissioners of National Education for 99 years to trustees of Crumlin Boys and Girls National School premises. Includes letter regarding the appointment of new trustees 10 December 1923.