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Letter from Provincial, Henry O'Connor CM, originally enclosing return sheets from Connolly, auctioneer and valuer. The Provincial requests the addressee of his letter to return them for the year 1935.

Letter from John Connolly, auctioneer and valuer, to Provincial, Henry O’Connor CM, enclosing half-yearly statement of rents.

Letter from John Connolly to Provincial regarding half -yearly ground rent collections.

Letter from Connolly to Provincial enclosing delayed rent collected.

Letter from Connolly to Father James Cahalan CM, bursar, enclosing cheque and informing him that he is giving up the job of collecting rents; he suggests someone called McLaughlin to take over the work.

Bound volumes with visitation ordinances, minutes of house meetings, student societies. student offices and book lists.

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.

‘House Book’ – account of properties and endowments of St Joseph’s Blackrock at its opening in September 1873. With some loose pages: A list of important documents (title deeds etc) at one time in the St Joseph’s Blackrock safe, an undated typed description of House Property belonging to St Joseph’s, Blackrock, a declaration by a relative of Alexander Grant dated 1883 regarding claims on the property of his late mother, and a page referring to two bequests.

Minutes of Comhlucht Chuilm Cille from 5th May 1957 to 1967, with accounts of two meetings in 1949/50 at the start.
It was originally an Irish-language society, but at the meeting of 4 October 1964, the observation was made that 'the present situation was that there was little Irish at the meetings'. The new chairman, Mr Roche, wanted to 'remedy this situation by holding one or two meetings through Irish during the year'. One entry is in Irish, but the rest is in English.