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Bills of costs from James Hunt & Sons, 59 & 62 North King Street, Dublin, for general plumbing repairs at the Church Street Capuchin Friary.

Bills of costs from W.K. Cleere & Son, 8 Ormonde Road, Kilkenny, to Fr. Bonaventure Murphy OFM Cap. for contract work on St. Anne’s Shrine and for the extension of the floor in the Third Order Chapel.

Bills of sale, invoices, receipts, and statements of accounts associated with services and goods for the Third Order of St. Francis, Kilkenny. The file includes invoices from publishers and stationers ('The Kilkenny Journal' Ltd., 19 High Street, Kilkenny; James Duffy & Co., 38 Westmoreland Street, Dublin); tailors and cord makers (John Delaney & Sons, Irishtown, Kilkenny); merchants (D. Walsh & Co., High Street, Kilkenny; Thomas Cantwell, King Street, Kilkenny); and the 'Franciscan Annals' Office, Monastery, Olton, Birmingham.

Bills, receipts and letters regarding the new wing and other work carried out at Saint Joseph’s, Blackrock, during 1932-1942.

Binate Masses: Stipends: Overseas Misions:CARBON Copy on Gen. Curia notepaper. Fr Leo Kierkels,CP, General, John and Paul's, Rome, to all Provincials. Holy Father has granted permission for priests who binate on Feast Days to a accept a second stipend, this to go to the support of the Foreign Missions. Prov. to inform all his priests of this, and report how many Masses were said 'ad rnentem P, Gn.'

Binated Masses: letter from the Fr. General, Fr. Leo Kierkels, C.P., to Provincial allowing the stipend from binated masses t be takenprovided it goes to the overseas missions.

Biographical note re Joseph Donoghue, ‘Headquarters Company, 18th Battalion, Portobello Barracks’.

Biographical details compiled by Fr. Angelus Healy OFM Cap. of eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Cork Capuchins. The document is titled ‘Vassy, 23rd April 1833’. Those named are: ‘James O’Leahy. Died in France, 22 January 1817; Thomas Chinnery. Received in Vassy, 3 November 1783. Information is also given in respect of Edward Nugent (from Dalytown, County Longford), Died in France, 1795; James Jones (from Dunshaughlin, County Meath) ‘Died in Dublin in 1805, whilst seeking priests to help in his missions’.