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Mount Argus: Dismissorial Letters c. 1880.

Mount Argus: Employees; Sarah Connolly: Miss Forbes, Meath Terrace, Bray, Co. WIckjow, to all whom it may concern: Character reference for Miss Sarah Connolly. This may have been a reference concerning a prospective employee of Mount Argus.

Mount Argus; Employees; Sarah Connolly: MS letter from Kate H. Morton, Myrtle Lodge, tp all whom it may concern. A character reference for Sarah Connolly.

Mount Argus: Employees: Mt. Argus letterhead. William Farrell to Fr.Michael Watts-Russell, Mt. Argus, Dublin. Agreement that for £200 @ 2% interest, William Farrell becomes gardener at Mount Argus for Board, Lodging & Clothing

Mount Argus; Faculties: MS letter from Fr. L.W.Forde, Archiopiscipal Vicariate, Westland Row, Dublin to Fr. Alphonsus O,Neill, Rector, Mount Argus, concerning the faculties given (via a Passionist) to a Rev. Mr. O;Higgins, now gone, the writer thinks, to Liverpool. Lest there be a misunderstanding, the paper is to be interpreted as hitherfore until the promulgation of new diectives on the matter.

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.

Mount Argus; Faculties; letter from Thomas McGrath (1850007 Donnon, C.P., Bro. Casimir: (1850007 Donnon, C.P., Bro. Casimir: (VG?), Achbishop's House to the Rector of Mount Argus, Fr. Philip Coghlan, C.P. Details to be given when application is made for faculties; date of ordination: date of first faculties; if applicant had had a diocesan exam, and if so, where.

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; 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; 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.