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Kieran, C.P., Laurence:- the last will of Fr. Laurence.

Mount Argus: Miscellaneous: Institute as a whole: Modernism: printed sheet from the General, Geremiah Angelluci to all memebrs of the Congregatiom concerning the measures to be taken as a consequence of the Encyclical "Pascendi" condemning Modernism. English translation of this document is located under serial number 258.

DOMINIC BARBERI - BEATIFICATION: 'Articoli per iI Processo Apostolico del Ven. Domenico Della Madre di Dio, Passionista. (Rome, 1911). (For English translation vide 34/6)

Anglo/Hiberbian Province and Aistralia: Catalogue of the Congregation of the Discalced Clerics etc., 1911

Hefernan, C.P., Frederick: typed copy of obituary notice issyed by Fr. Hubert Carruth, C.p., Rector of Holy Cross Retreat, Ardoyne, Belfast, on the death of Fr. Patrick Senan FREDERICK Heffernan, C.P. At time of computeriation the original was not to hand.

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 19th (1911) Provincial Chapter Acta Official Record of proceedings

O'Neill, C.P., Paul Mary: 4 leaves school copybook. MS: Rector, St Mungo's Retreat, Glasgow, to all members of the Province. OBITUARY NOTICE of Fr. John Joseph PAUL MARY O'Neill. Typed copy attached.

Suffrages; Passionist Sisters: Typewritten copy from Jeremiah of the Most Holy Crown of Thorns (Rome) to the Mother General of Passionist Sister in England. Writes to agree with the idea of mutual Suffrages for the Dead between the Sisters and us..

1887009 Caldwell, C.P., Conleth: Fr. Rector, St. Anne's Retreat, Sutton Oak, Lancs., to all members of thr Province (and friends). Printed obituary notice of Fr. Conleth Caldwell, Passionist.

Mount Argus: Bequests: George Tandy Wilkinson's Estate: Typewritten from Thomas F. O'Connel1 & Son, Solrs., 34 Kildare street, Dublin, to Very Reverend FELlX (i.e.,Sabastian) Slean, CP, Mount Argus, Dublin. Court case re estate of George Tandy Wilkinson: Fr. Bolger a RC Chaplain, claimed he was entitled to part of this estate as he was the legatee of his sister who had an interest. This brought the CPs into the case. Mr. Justice Wylie, rejected on a technicality the CP claims and ruled that Father Bolger was entitled to the £461. Solrs. did't think that an appeal would succeed , and if it didn't the CPs would be about £24 out of pocket..