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Card. Somaglia te L. Asks L.. to investigate the case in Waterford, where the Augustinian Friars are in dispute with their Parish Priest, Fr. Gonnelly, in Dungarvan, (Co. Waterford.) (In Latin) (1 p.) A draft summary of Lls reply, dated 15 Dec. in Latin, is on inside page; L. is of the opinion that the Friars have a right to make a collection in their churches.

A copy, made by Dr. Boylan, of the Roman Rescript, grantinq to the archbishops of Armagh, Tuam and Cashel, the same Indulgences, both partial and plenary, already granted to Dublin. (In Latin)

Mgr. M. Marefuscus to Ir. Bishops The Sec. of Propaganda Fide's Instructio concerning the status and privileges of women belonging to Third Orders. (In Latin)

Card. Somaglia Asks L. to testify te the worthiness ef Fr. Cernelius tgan, whe is proposed as coadjutor to Dr. Sugrue, bp of kerry. (In Latin)

Mgr. P. Caprane to L. A letter accompanying Letter frem Leo XII, extending the Jubilee to the world at large for the year 1626. (In Latin) (1 Letter attached, printed in Latin.

Sec. Propaganda Fida to ? The formula for the Oath to be taken by priests of the Limerick diocose, at their Ordination: promising not to join any religious Order or Congregation or Society. (In Latin)

Mar. P. Caprano to b. Leo XII has ordered that the year 1925 be a Jubilee Vear. (In Latin)

Mar. P. Caprano to L. A Brief granting L. permission te hold the parishes of Moycarkey and Borris as Mensal parishes, along with Thurles. (In Latin)

Leo XII to Irish archbishops A copy (in the hand of Rev. James Howly) of Leo XII's letter to the 4 Irish archbishops, thankine them for their address of congratulations.

Card. oomaglia to Dr. P. Kelly A copy of a letter, in Latin, to the bp of Waterford, relative to the Ursulines and the keeping of the Feast of 5t. Angela on 31 May. (1p.) 12 Ceve, 2 Dee. Dr. W. Cepeinger te L. Requests some details about a Pastoral letter from the Irish bishops to be read from all the altars and which he hears is very long; asks if L. has found the Brief which Dr. Bray said was among the papers in archbishop's House, Thurles, concerning powers of delegating in marriage cases.