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A bound folder containing two loose and disordered loose copies of an extensive typescript seemingly titled ‘Prologue to Revolution’. The author of the memoir is not stated. The text covers the events of the Irish Revolution from 1916 to 1921. Reference is made to Ernie O’Malley and other Irish republicans, and to the activities of various IRA units during the War of Independence.

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.

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.

Programme for productions by the Munster Players at Father Mathew Hall, Cork. The plays performed include 'The tents of the Arabs', 'The Seed of Fire' and 'Christening the Act'.

Programme for St. Mary’s Boys Concert Party, ‘controlled by the Catholic Seaman’s’ Institute’, to be held in Father Mathew Hall, under the direction of Aloysius J. Johnson. With a list of invitations to the said concert.

Programme for an event at The Brompton Oratory, London, to mark the 150th anniversary of Fr. Mathew’s death. The programme provides an illustrated history of the life of Fr. Mathew and the subsequent commemorations of his temperance campaign. The programme includes photographic prints of:
The Father Mathew Tower, Cork.
The Father Mathew Statue by John Foley, erected on 10 Oct. 1864.
The Father Mathew statue, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, erected in 1876.
The Father Mathew Statue by Mary Redmond, O’Connell Street, Dublin, unveiled in 1893.
The chalice presented by Lady Elizabeth Mathew to her kinsman, Fr. Theobald Mathew OSFC, now held in Holy Trinity Church, Cork.
Charles Lysaght, barrister and collateral descendant of Fr. Mathew, in St. Joseph’s Cemetery in Cork.

Programme for ‘Aonach na Nodlag’, 5-14 Dec. 1912, held at the Rotunda buildings. The Aonach Committee consisted of Arthur Griffith, Chairman, and Ėamonn Ceannt, Tomas Ó Seaghdha, Hon. Secretaries. Other committee members included The Ó Rathghaille, Countess Markievicz and Bean An Paoraigh. With many advertisements including ‘Tomás S. Ó Cléirigh (Tom Clarke), 75a Parnell Street, 77 Amiens Street, Dublin. Tobacconist, Stationer and Newsagent. Irish Tobacco Goods a speciality’. Printed by Devereux, Newth and Col, Printers, 49 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin. In English and Irish.