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Mount Argus; Christian Doctrine Society: Ticket for Grand Musical Variety: "Best Dublin Talent Will Appear" (venue not given).

Mount Argus; Christian Doctrine Society: Ms. Minutes of the Christian Doctrine Society, Mount Argusm 1864=1866

Mount Argus; Christian Doctrine Society: Check-card of attendance at Sunday Mass by girls. (At time of computerisation of the chronological archive, this item was missing.)

Mount Argus: Christian Doctrine Society: Small card (ticket) stating time of children's Sunday mass at 10 a.m. each week and also stating that the ticket must be presented to teacher in Cathecism Class at 3 p.m.

Mount Argus: Christian Doctrine Society: Church Notice 1864. Founded by
Fr. Sebastian Keens C.P.

Mount Argus: Chapters (Various): photocopy of letter from the Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neill to almambers of the Provimce. The Genmeral is worried about "Radicallism, Insubordination and Disotder" cr4eeping into chapters. He malkes regulations re barious types of cjapters.

Mount Argus: Catholic Directory 1879 Extract , Photocopy. Opening of Church of
St. Paul of the Cross at Mount Argus.
Passionist General Chapter, Rome.

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/AS A WHOLE; J.J. McCARTHY (ARCHITECT);
letter from J.J.McCarthy, 163, Great Brunswick Street, Dublijn to the Rector of Mount Argus, Fr. Dominic O.Neill, C.P.
Plans for cuhurch are ready. Since there is no contractor, a clerk of works is necessary. Is of the opinion that his time and trouble in making plans (before Dominic became Rector) should be paid for.

On blank page of this letter is copy or draft of Dominic's reply asking for a statement of charges..

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/AS A WHOLE; J.J. McCARTHY (ARCHITECT);
lette to J.J.McCarthy, 163, Great Brunswick Street, Dublijn from the Rector of Mount Argus, Fr. Dominic O.Neill, C.P.

Received with astonishment the bill for £212 for work done for Frs. Osmund and Alphonsus. Complains that this matter has now been raised for the first tiime after the expiry of several years. Mentions that the Fathers at that time and at considerable expense to themselves, set aside another architect to make way for him (McCarthy). He was also well paid for previous work. Plans were only tentative at that time and could be regarded as only sketches. To claim for them is now is improper. .

MOUNT ARGUS BUILDINGS/AS A WHOLE; J.J. McCARTHY (ARCHITECT);
letter from J.J.McCarthy, 163, Great Brunswick Street, Dublijn to the Rector of Mount Argus, Fr. Dominic O.Neill, C.P.

There is no impropriety in his claim. Rejects that he put aside one architect for another. Tentative plans must have ressonabe limits. Fr. Alphonsus understood this and said that McCarthy would be paid, as did Fr. Osmund before he left office. He can't see how two sets of drawings (and now another) are sketches. All this took time and took him away from other work.