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Mount Argus: Confraternity: Women's Branch: Officers' MJeetings: minutes of officers' (Prefects) metings from 11.01.1885 to 12.01.1890. This book also contains a list of Apostalship oif Prayer members for February, 1889. :

Mount Argus: Confraternity: Women's Branch: Minutes of meetings of Councillors (Prefects) of Women's Branch of the Confraternity 11.01.1885 to 20.01 1901. This seems to be a copy of the item located at 45/2/1/1 with the addition the year 1901.

MOUNT ARGUS : DEEDS / LANDS (1749-1816) LOADER PARK:
Second copy of precipe and concord of fine : Vaughan and wife - Loader Park lands.

Mount Argus: Finances: letter from R.W.O'Callaghan, City of Dublin Flour Mills, Usher's Island, Dublin to Fr. Alphonsus O'Neill, C.P. For 4 years he has paid £10 per year to keep Joseph Kelly (the brother of Michael Kelly, an employee) in a Glasnevin orphanage. The 4th year's £10 has to be reimbursed to O'Callaghan (from bequest of Mr. Rochford). He claims this £10 now.

Mount Argus: Legal: Debt of £2000: Search shows that Frs. Ignatius Paoli, Vincent Grotti and Osmund Maguire, Passionists owe George Taylor, Dartmouth Park Road, London the sum of £2000.

Mount Argus; Finances: Tithe-Rent: letter from from Irish Church Temporalities Commission, 24 Upper Merrion Street, Dublin to Gabriel O'Hanlon, C.P. Mount Argus:Comissioners' letter of 2 August, 1875 relates to Notice No. 15.2846 reletive to St. Peter;s Parish and notice of 6 Dece,ber, 1878 relates to St, Catherinee's parish.

Mount Argus; Finances: Letter from Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neill cp to Fr. Norbert Mount Argus. What about collections? £70 for specifications is tough. Issues instructions as to paying off the bank, the balance to go towards helping with debt. Gives instructions re planting and cleaning up the place.

Mount Argus: Retreats and Missions: Photocopy of letter from Provincial to all missionaries and retreat fathers: The necessity of keepin to the Rule commands a return "sumo mane, directo tramite". He also mentions the necessity of sending in Mass intetions.

General Chapters: 21st General Chapter, Rome: The Decress (in Englisj)

Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh - Clothing, Profession and Death:- typed copy of entry from vol III of rhe Annals of the Anglo-Hibernian Province, pp 225-227, located at 28/6, recording the bishop's final illness, clothing, profession and the death . Appended are observations drawing attention to the conflict of dates of death and to the possibility that Salvian Nardocci was the Bishop's confessor who requested the privilege of clothing for him. Also noted is the fact that the documents from the General and Secretary of Propoganda Fide concerning the clothing and profession are attached to this entry in vol III of the Annals. (The vol of the annals is located at 28/6).