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Fr. Finian Harte C.P. Book of Tickets for draw on 21/8/1917 for various Prizes. Proceeds
in aid of extension of Church.

Carter, C.P., Camillus: obituary notice from Antoninus of the Sacred Heart for Fr. Camillus Carter, C.P. A clearer typed copy is attached

Hubert Carruth, C.P., - this volume, in tooled leather, contains seven mounted sheets of Celtic Illumnation work of copies from the Books of Kells and Durrow - each sheet preceeded by an explanation, also in colour and with Celtic work - executed by Hubert Carruth for his father, Walter Carruth, Carrick Fergus. Facing page is a dedication from Hubert to Walter in colour and Celtic work. A wallet containig colour negatives of these illustrations is located at 1-3-5-7

1876007 MacMullan, C.P., John Mary: Pass to go on leave, issued at Melbourne

Nevin, C.P., Eugene: Photostat of original document in Highgate Archives (evidently obtained by Declan O'Sullivan, C,P.): letter from the General, Fr. Sylvius, C.P., to Eugene in which he rebukes him for having spoken at the Sean Heuston concert on 1 March, 1918. He inflicts Canonical Censures on Eugene. In his account of his association with the national movement for independence (located at 1/6/2/7 serial no 7672) on p.21 Eugene gives a written record of that concert and his speech afterwards.

Mount Argus: Church Services: Order of Services for Holy Week.

Byrne, C.P., Martin: carbon copy of obituary prepared by Antoninus of the Sacred Hearts on the death of Fr. Martin Byrne, C.P. Clearer typed copy also atached.

"Day of Intercession for Peace in War" Unsigned. 12255-12257 Handwritten text seems to
be in Fr. Austins hand writing in Herne Bay 4/8/1918.

1893049 Curran, C.P., Stanislaus : Carbon copy of obituary by Fr. Bernard, Rector, Holy Cross Retreat, Ardoyne, Belfast, on rthe death of Fr. Stansilaus Curran, C.P., Clearer typed copy attached.

Marlowe, C.P., Romuald: 26 photostated leaves of a MS NOTEBOOK in which his brother had copied out all the Obituary Notices of Fr Ricbard ROMUALD MARLOWE, Passionist, a Dublin man who died 15th January 1919. This Notebook was shown to the Archivist on the occasion of the funeral of a sister of Fr Romuald, a Mrs Elizabeth Murray, at Mount Argus on 31st March 1980.