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Mount Argus: Lands: printed and handwritten notice from Rathmines Town Commissioners to the Rector ordering hiim to abate the nuisance caused from the school house at the back gate of Mount Argus.

Holy Office; The Fenians: decree (copy?) of the Holy Office (and explanatory letter) saying that the American Irish Society of Fenians comes under the ban pf 15 July, 1865

MOUNT ARFUS; DEEDS; LANDS; MISCELLANEOUS; PONDS; letter from Fr. Dominic O'Neill, C.P., St. Bride's, Tenby, Wales, to the Rector, Mount Argus. He gives details of the various ponds on Mount Argus lands,

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1817 -1819)
Indenture between Richard John Nelson , Emily Nelson ( ex. Eliz. Perrin ) and Thomas Williams ( Bank of Ireland) John Sealy Townsend.

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 13th (1893) Provincial Chapter Acta Official Record of proceedings

Spencer, Ignatius, C. P: CATHOLIC APOSTOLATE; Typed copy of letter from Ignatius to Provincial, Eugene Martorelli, detailing leasing arrangements of the house in Hyde Lane from a Mr. Old. Mention is made of Fr. Anselm Alcock and Br. Thomas Dawson. Copy made by Declan. Photocopy of same letter also available - cf. 4116 at 3/2/2/3

Provincial Chapters: Alphonsus O'Neill, Provincial, sends to Fr. Rector the decrees of 8th Provincial Chapter, approved by the General on 10 July, 1878

St. Paul of the CrossL Ms. Gaetano of St. James, Consultor General, to Ignatius Paoilim Provincial. Letter arranging for prayers for successful outcome of meeting re two moracles atributed to our Holy Founder.

Mount Argus: Postulants: Anglo/-Hibernian Province: photocopy of MS. Regulations reception, direction and education of postulant students for the Anglo-Hibernian Province in the Retreat of St. Paul of the Cross, Mount Argus. It contains a leaflet setting out the order of class, names of teachers - Frs., Ambrose, Isidore andf Professor Campbell, M.A. Vide Salvian's diary for 23 September and 13 October, i879.

Columban O'Grady: Obituary notice of Fr. Columban O'Grady (probably a copy from an account in "The Freeman's Journal" of 15 November)