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Quotation from Terrapin (£10,442-10-0) for the erection of the Retreat House.

Eight-page booklet in French with the statutes of the 'College of Foreign Missions called All Hallows near Dublin'. the text is type-written. It is a type-written version of CMI/X/H/AHC/(2)/1/5, except that CMI/X/H/AHC/(2)/1/6 has an additional two pages with corrections on the statutes as given by the Propaganda Fide.

File of draft letters regarding the question of transferring the administration of All Hallows College from the Vincentians to the Maynooth Mission for China, which was run by the Columbans, The suggestion came about due to the declining number of students, as well as the need of the Maynooth Mission for China for a major seminary for their own students. The letters show that the Vincentians do not want this transfer to take place. Some drafts are written by Father Thomas O'Donnell CM, Rector of All Hallows College, and there are contributions by Henry O'Connor CM, Provincial.

Copy of letter to Revenue, with note acknowledging Notice of Appeal and page regarding Duties on Land Values.

Letter from McEvoy to Father Morrissey CM on legal costs and arrangements.

Draft Deed of Mortgage between CM Trustees and Anne Clarke, Mary Frayne and Margaret Dunne, of the Carmelite Convent, Blackrock. The lands mentioned are Prospect or Saint John's, situated in Newtown Castle Byrne, also known as Newtown on the Strand or Ash Tree Field, parish of Monkstown, half barony of Rathdown, in 'the village of Blackrock', County Dublin.
The deed refers back to earlier deeds tracing who held these lands. Somes names mentioned include Sarah Burrowes, Charles Cavanagh, Arthur O'Hagan, John Burrowes, Michael Burton, Rachel Burrowes, Georgina Mary Byrne, John Burrowes Pilsworth and Henry J Close.

Four-page A4 newsletter of All Hallows College, largely about the 100thh anniversary of the Vincentian administration at All Hallows College.

Photocopy of visitation report of All Hallows College by the Visitor/Provincial Fr. Thomas Morrissey CM for 25 May 1899, addressed to 'My Dear Lord Archbishop'.