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Four-page printed leaflet in French with the statutes of the 'College of Foreign Missions of All Hallows near Dublin'.
At the end, the order of the day is given, from rising at 6am to sleeping at 10pm.

Receipt for services rendered to Reverend George Campbell by Meldon & Co Solicitors in relation to the estate of Very Reverend Dr Thomas McHale, between 1891 and 1893.

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.

Printed notice of compulsory acquisition of Vincentian land at Blackrock by Blackrock Township Commissioners. The land is on Temple Road, Mooney’s Court, Harris Court and Hanley’s Court.

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.

Lease of land at Blackrock from Thomas Morrissey CM to Louisa Forde [2 copies].

List of legal documents such as deeds, conveyances and fee farm grant, with names of people mentioned. The earliest mentioned legal document is from 1873, and the latest is from 1896.

Ten-page report letter of the second Visitation of All Hallows since Vincentian Administration, from Thomas Morrissey CM, St Joseph's Blackrock, to 'my dear Lord Archbishop'. Morrissey gives the number of students, how many are studying which subject, and gives the rest of his report under the headings of 'discipline', 'health', 'studies', 'finance' and 'property'.
There is also a typewritten transcription of the letter.

Inventory of various legal documents such as deeds, statements, wills and marriage settlement. Some names mentioned are Hamenerton, Burrowes, Pilsworth, [Father Peter] Duff [CM], Reverend John Burrowes, Caulfield and Rachel Burrowes.

Three letters from Jane LB Pilsworth, 29 Clarence Square, Cheltenham, regarding regarding sale of her property at Blackrock to the Vincentians. Her son-in-law is the Reverend John Ellershaw.