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Overseas Missions (Provincial Archives): Bechuanaland (Botswana), 1951: Items during the year prior to departure of first Irish Passonist Missionaries: Copy of letter from Provincial Cronan Doyle to the mother general of the sisters of the Cross and Passion re our acceptance of the mission in Bechuanaland. Main consideration is schools and medical dispensary work.Requests 3 or 4 sisters. See serial 7363 for reply..

Overseas Missions; PAML rogramme fir fashiion show at Gresham Hotel in aid of PAM

File includes Proofs of Betham’s Pedigree which gives a history of the Nagle lands and is signed by T. J. Walsh and dated 18 March 1952; Proofs of the Forgoing Pedigree; document with the heading Joseph Nagle -Appellant, the Case of the Respondents, Purdon and Clayton – To be heard at the Bar of the House of Lords, on Wednesday the 12th Day of March, 1739- 40 – National Library of Ireland, Photographic Department, Copy of House of Lords Irish Appeal Cases 1731 -1750; The Respondents Case to be heard at the Bar of the House of Lords, on the Day of March 1742; and three large size pages on the genealogy.

Includes; research into Irish emigration and the Irish diaspora.

Bulletin of Presentation Sisters, South West Province Ireland title Outlines, No. 8, Summer 1992.

Outline of chapters in a projected biography of the first Irish-born Capuchin friar, Fr. Francis Nugent OFM Cap. (1569-1635) by Fr. Dominic O’Connor OFM Cap. With a cover annotated by Fr. Stanislaus Kavanagh OFM Cap.

Outline of Annual Update Information for Missionary Colleges for Propaganda Fide. It is in Italian and headed 'Schema per la relazione annua dei Collegi Missionari dipendenti dalla Sacra Congregazione "de Propaganda Fide"'.

Public Health Committee, Thomas Cahill: Tertiary Order of the Carmelite Brotherhood, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra, Brothers John D. Joyce: Archbishop's House, Dublin, [L.] Donnell: Society of St. Vincent de Paul, W. J. Gilligan: Public Health Office, J. McElhinney: Corporation of Dublin, Public Health Section, P. J. Hanlon
This file contains correspondence between various bodies discussing the situation of Patrick Mullen, Leo McAuley, Matthew Maguire, Joseph Mahon and several other blind workers of St. Joseph's and their desire to become `outdoor' workers. Included is a request for information from the Public Health Committee for the blind workers, the rates chargeable from the Corporation of Dublin and the names and addresses of those engaged in outdoor work.