etween Rome and Archbishop’s 22 November 1963 House including the Chancellery and Vicar General, Monsignor Boylan, during the 2nd session. Includes petitions.

. Boylan, Agnes, 3 Longford Terrace, Monkstown, Dublin. Regarding permission to allow the broadcasting of Compline at the Christian Brothers’ College, Marino, only residents would attend.

. . Boylan, Elizabeth P., 31 Mespil Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Correspondence regarding permission for her, a student of Trinity College, to read Voltaire’s Lettres Philosophicues which is on her French course.

Boylan, P., 7 Eblana Ave. She tells Fr. Mangan that the play She who is Mary is serious and reverent, details are unhistorical, and would please the faithful more than it would please her.

A copy, made by Dr. Boylan, of the Roman Rescript, grantinq to the archbishops of Armagh, Tuam and Cashel, the same Indulgences, both partial and plenary, already granted to Dublin. (In Latin)