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Note of a letter in the Dublin Diocesan Archives from Father Peter Duff CM, Provincial, to Cardinal Cullen, reminding him of the CM’s need for enlarged accommodation.

Bound volume of Visitation Ordinances of the Superior General or those he sent on his behalf. They are all in English except for one report which is in French. The first visitation report is by Marianus Maller, Commissary sent by the Superior General, for a visitation from 29 May to 3 June 1877. The last few visitations were by the Irish Provincial, James Bennett CM, to the Blackrock House.

Probate of the Will of Mrs Ellen Cronyn granted to Mrs Sarah Smyth.

List of correspondence between different people. The surnames are provided, but not the dates of the letters. Some names are A O Hagan, Annesley, Father Duff, Pilsworth, Hamilton, John Kavanagh, Vigne and Burrowes.

Bound volume of Visitation Ordinances by Commissaries General and Irish Provincials/Visitors from 1877 to 1971. Those entries until 1926 inclusive are the same as in CMI/X/H/BRK(2)/1, but rewritten by one person.

There are entries by Marianus Maller (Commissary), Antoine Fiat CM (Superior General), Flavian Demiautte CM (Commissary), Father Meugniot CM (Commissary), Patrick McHale CM (Commissary), and the Irish Provincials/Visitors: James Bennett CM, Henry O’Connor CM, James O’Doherty CM, Joseph Sheedy CM, Christopher O’Leary CM, and James Cahalan CM.

Statement of Solicitor’s charges to Reverend Mr Duff, St Joseph’s, Blackrock. The details are hard to read.

Mortgage agreement between CM Trustees and Sarah Smyth of Main Street Blackrock. Sarah Smyth was the executrix of Ellen Cronin [Cronyn] deceased. An older document is mentioned, regarding John Cavanagh and rents for 'Newtown on the Strand'. Other documents mentioning other people are also mentioned. Some of these names are Stewart Adam Young, Richard Lambert McAlpin, David Campion and Sarah Capion [née Burke], George Minchin, William Patrick McEvoy and Reverend John Burrowes.

Draft deed appointing new Vincentian Trustees regarding ‘funds placed at the disposal […] for the education of the poor of Ireland’ and regarding land held in Grange Gorman.

Twice yearly rental statement for Pilsworth estate trusts for half year until September 1880. Gives tenants' names, gale days, yearly rents, arrears due, total amounts due and received, and poor rates income tax allowed for each. Reverend Peter Duff of Saint Joseph’s, Blackrock, is named regarding the trusts.

Photocopy Procès-Verbal of the opinions of the Provincial Consultors submitted to the Superior General regarding a new house in Blackrock.