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Campbell:Mount ARgus. Bequests:letter from (?/) 19 Upper Mount Street (London?) to do witht he assets of a mR. Campbell

Mount ArgsuL Bequests: Gifts: Statement from Marianne T. Kelly, 45m Grosvenor Square, Rathmines, giving absolutly to Rev. Austin Simms for the benefit of Mount Atgus the sum of "£100 now in his possesion.

Mount Argus; General Chapters: Printed copy of the Official Report of the proceedings (Acta) of the 24 General Chapter, 15-21 May, 1884, at Sts., John and Paul's, Rome.

MOUNT ARGUS : BUILDINGS - MONASTERY: Enclosure
Document declaring enclosure placed on the Retreat of St. Paul of the Cross officially from 21Sept 1863

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS; LANDS; MISCELLANEOUS: PODDLE; letter from Arnold & Co. (?) Solicitors, 60 Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn, London, to the Rector, informing him that the boundary wall, mentioned by him in his letter, belongs to Mr. Whelan. If wall is not in good repair, he ought to be called upon to repair it.

Mount Argus: Students; Andrew Grego, C.P. Letter from the General about Confrater Andrew Grego leaving.

Mount Argus; Buildings: Monastery: Ignatius of the Child Jesus to Anthony of St. James. General: petitions that the directives of Rule that the size of cells and width of corridors be set aside in the case of Mount Argus, where building is already in progress, with the size of cells exceeding that prescribed in the rule. Petition was granted provided future building conf0orms to the rule.

Mount Argus; Buildings: Monastery: Cells:Memo of decision made by the General, Anthony of St. James, as regards thre size of the room and the width of the corridors at Mount Argus, then in couirse of construction.

Mount Argus; Finances; Bequests: Legacies: 1863006 Bamber, C.P., Francis: Statement by Fr, Frfancis Bamber, C.P., that he has received £600 (3 x £200), being rhe value of Venezualian Bonds bequeathed to him in the will of Anna Maria Maley, 8, Westcliff Gardens, Folkstone, for masses for the repose of her soul. See alos items under serial numbers 829 and 631,

Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh:- Typescript of entry by Salvian in the Platea (1880 - 1888 ) concerning the death of Simon Mannion who had been Bishop Fallon's man-servant and afterwards continued to serve the Congregation both in Mount Argus and Ardoyne. Also attached is a typescript of Salvian's entry on the matter in his personal diary.