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General Chapters: 26th General Chapter, Rome, 1895. The Decrees English Translation

MOUNT ARGUS : DEEDS / LANDS (1749-1816)
Assignment by Geo. Cuppaidge to Wm Cuppaidge

Mount Argu: Lands: Loader Park Mills:COPY of IINDENTURE between 1) Georgina Katherine Vernon-Gore, and 2) Sarah P. Hughes, Mary Moor Hughes, Anne Percy Hughes, Georgina Elizabeth Hughes, Philadelphia Barbara Redmond (The Rectory, Golden Ball, Co. Dublin, ) re Upper Mills of Loader Park, rooms, stables, outhouses, three acres, windmill, except all treasure troves, minerals, quarries

Nardocci, C.P., Salvian: Catalogues: Anglo-Hibernian Province (St. Joseph's):- Catalogue of the Passionsts from 1785 to 1885 - 666 in all, seemingly from all provinces. Prepared by Salvian Nardocci, C.P.

Mount Argus; Finances: letter from John Cavanagh (Solicitor?), 32, Dame St., Dublin to Fr. Dominic O'Neill, C.P. Encloses council's (John O'Hagan) opinion on validity of deed of trust (no details of trust given). O'Hagan agrees with Cavanagh's views.

Mount Argus: River Poddle: Flooding: Letter to the Rectpr from Cavanagh & O'Callaghan, Solicitors, Rector, concerning the flooding of Mount Argus lands from breach in the banks of the River Poddle in the field owned by Nolan-Whelan. Advice is that the Earl of Meath is not responsible. Asks whether the Rector wishes the matter puesued further?

St. Anne;s Retreat Sutton: Church Services: printed fly-sheet giving the order of services for 1870 Holy Week at St. Anne's Retreat, Sutton

Australia: photostat of original letter in Highgate from Fr. Vincent Grogan, C.P., Mary Mount., Goulburn, N.S.W. to Fr. Gregory Callaghan, C.P., Highgate: He longs to see the old place (Highgate) and the old faces. Hopes to get home for Prov. Chapter, just to tell the needs of Australia, Goulburn 10 years old - and too early! Goes into various troubles.

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 4th (1866) Provincial Chapter Acta Official Record of procedings

DOMINIC BARBERI - MISSIONS: Extracts from the Diary of Fr. Ignatius Spencer covering week of 10/16-08-1849 showing that Dominic Barberi was in London 3 days after he said he was going there (vide 2/1/2/4-6)