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Mount Argus: Finanaces: Wills; Bequests: letter from Joseph Beck, Stone, to Pius Devine. His account os now 5 years overdue. Could he have payment please? The interest would be £10.16.6. If it agreeable the CPs could say 80 Masses at their convenience duting the next 2 years..

Mount Argus: Finanaces: Wills; Bequests: letter from P. Rochford 22 Kennington Road, London to Pius Devine. He did not promise to let Pius have his money. He would lie a note, or to know when je will be paid.

Mount Argus: Finanaces: Wills; Bequests letter from D. Costigan, Treasurer's Office, City Hall, Dublin to Fr. Pius Devine. Encloses 2 copies of will (see item serial no 825 of 05.08.1871) with memo on back of each to be signed by Pius, one copy to be retained by him.

Mount Argus: Finanaces: Wills; Bequests "Corrext extract from will of Denis Costigan of Rathmines Road under date 22 October, 187)". Verso, agreement signed by Pius Devine to wishesof Denis Costigan, £100 - Costigan to be enrolled as CP Benefactor: two sets of debentires to go to CPs, less 10/- each time to two ladies, a Mrs. and Miss Doyle (see item 925 of 04.04.09.1871

Mount Argus: Finanaces: Wills; Bequests Affidavid by Mrs. Eileen Callaghan on bequest to Passionists by James McKenna ( see item 835 of 20.10.1871)

Mount Argus; Fasting: Letter from the Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neillto the Rector. Reminds that dispensation from fast must be asked for. As little time is left before Advent, he grants dispensation as for last Advent. Orders 9 days prayers for his intentions.

Mount Argus; Fasting: letter from Austin Hawkers-Si,ms, C.P. to Provincial asking a dispensation from strict fast during Lent for the community, allowing flesh meat on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, because of the delicate health of the religious and their hard work Bears notes - "Conceditur juxta petita", 15.02.1882 and Lent 1883.

Mount Argus; Farm: Garden: Produce: petition (probably a handwritten copy) to Pope Pius IX from Ignatius of the Infant Jesus, seeking a derogation, for the houses in the Anglo/Irish Province and partricularly for the house in Dublin, from the provision in the Holy Rule that surplus produce from the gardens of each house must not be sold but given to the poor or benefactors. This derogation is necessary if the communities of the province are to surviver. Atached to the petotin is copy the grant of the requiested permission

Mount Argus; Faculties: 1861028 Nugent, C.P., Daniel MS letter from Fr. L. Forde, Archieopiscopal Vicariate, Westland Row, informing Fr. Alphonsus O'Neil, Rector, Mount Argus, that Wed. 15 May is the date set for examination for faculties, at which Fr. Nugent is to present himself (prpbably Fr. Daniel Nugent)_

Mount Argus;communication from the Archbishop of Dublin to all holding Confessional Faculties: an addendum re two cases reserved to the Pope in a decree of the Holy Office, 27 June, 1866 - to be attached to one's faculty paper.