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Soin of Seminaire as to preparation for Exam
Part of Irish Vincentian Archive
'Hints to Soin of Seminaire as to preparation for Examination of Irish College [Paris] candidates'. These notes were instructions for how to prepare the examination hall.
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(a) the rules of various minor offices in the seminaire, (b) letters sent to and received from seminarists in other provinces of the cm, and (c) a few prayer leaflets, plus miscellaneous documents.
[Explanatory note: soin=care in French. So ‘the soin of…’ means the confrere (student) ‘in charge of...’.]
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Solicitor Letters regarding holding of Lands in Blackrock
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Solicitor Receipt to Thomas Morrissey CM
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Receipt from O’Hagan & Son, solicitors, detailing services rendered and payments due, regarding property at Blackrock, formerly owned by the Pilsworth family, bought by the Vincentians between 1873 and 1892. This is a very useful document for tracing the movement of this property.
Solicitors' Charges to Reverend Duff
Part of Irish Vincentian Archive
Statement of Solicitor’s charges to Reverend Mr Duff, St Joseph’s, Blackrock. The details are hard to read.
South of Ireland Asphalt Company
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Quotation from South of Ireland Asphalt Company for roads and yard.
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Copy of a brief letter from Henry Bedford, of All Hallows College staff, to Archbishop Cullen, about a biography he wrote of St. Vincent.
Statement of Accounts for 1911 and 1912
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Two statements of accounts. The first, dated 9 March 1912, is for the year ending 31 August 2911. The second is from 31 August 1911 to 29 February 1912.
Statement of Accounts for Pilsworth Trust
Part of Irish Vincentian Archive
Statement of accounts for Pilsworth Trust 1888, 'in ac[count] with Very Rev[eren]d P[eter] Duff [CM] & o[the]rs', regarding money due from Thomas Morrissey CM to Francis R Power.