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Correspondence between two Vincentian priests regarding the decree of 3 December 1891, establishing the Vincentian presence at All Hallows College. The decree referred to has reference number CMI/X/H/AHC(2)/1/4.

A firm of estate agents writes regarding the possibility of purchasing the portion of the property fronting Temple Road.

Parts of draft letters regarding Burrowes property. Writer and recipient are not named, and the drafts are undated. Thanks is made for a letter of the twenty fourth instant, and reference is made elsewhere to 20 March 1855.
Reference is made to a John O'Hagan who is deceased, and the writer also says 'The solicitor who acted for our fathers in purchasing of this the Burrowes property here is also dead'. The writer also says 'This property was acquired by Reverend John Burns about 1770' and that after his death it was held in trust for his five daughters.
Some pages of the draft letters are missing.

Letter from Jane Pilsworth in Cheltenham acknowledging receipt of annuity.

Eight-page report letter from Thomas Morrissey CM, Provincial, St Joseph's Blackrock, to 'my dear Lord Archbishop' regarding his recent visitation to All Hallows College. Morrissey writes it is his first visitation to the College since the Vincentian Fathers took over its administration. Morrissey gives a report on his visitation, including a break-down of how many students have taken which subjects (theology, divinity, philosophy and rhetoric) over the last three years.
He gives his report under the headings of 'discipline', 'health', 'studies', 'finances' and 'property'.
There is also a typewritten transcription of the letter.

Letter from Inland Revenue to Father Joseph Walshe CM, St Joseph’s, Blackrock, requesting sight of documents relating to the claim for Trust Status, with draft letter of reply.

Declaration made in London, witnessing the signature of Sidney Robert Burrowes, Australia, by his mother, Mrs Amelia Burrowes, in connection with the purchase of Blackrock property by Edward Caulfield of Northumberland Avenue, Kingstown, County Dublin, from Sidney Burrowes.

Correspondence between a solicitor and John Connolly regarding the current Vincentian ownership of Blackrock property in Temple Road.