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Fr. Finian Harte C.P. Plans : Mount Argus Church Heating 1922. Maguire and Catchell Ltd.
Estimate for work to Fr. Richard Curran C.P. 1902040 and drawing.

1823082 Edmund Burke; General Docunments: Bronze medal awarded to John F Burke (later Fr.Edmund C.P.) with the following inscription: " Senior Grade John F. Burke 1st in English, 1922". This item is out of place chronoligaclly as it did not come to hand until after the arangement of the other itrms in Edmund's case.

Mount Argus Bequests: letter from F.B. O'Toole, Solrs., Edenderry, King's County re bequest of £10 for masses for the repose of the soul of Elizabeth Leahy.

Mount Argus: Bequests: letter from O.Neill & Collins, Solrs., Lower Sackville Street, re bequest of £50 for the repose of the souls of himself and relatives from Edmond Long.

Mount Argus: Bequests: letter from Eugene F. Collins, Solrs., Temple Chambers Eustace Street, Dublin to Fr. Richard CurranmMt. Argus enclosing £10 for masses for the repose of Kate Newcome's and her husband's souls.

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 23rd (1923) Provincial Chapter Convocatory Letter

Middleton Lodge; Middleton Monastery: "Monastery Opened at Middleton / Three hours Ritual/Lodge reverts to Catholic Ownership.": The Observer; A history of the property and an account of the official opening, with names of the dignatries who took part. ILKLEY - St. Paul's Retreat.

1741001 St. Paul of the Cross: Sacre Coeur, Rocommon: Typed, PHOTOSTAT of original Letter in Highgate Archives. Canon Cummins, Sacre Coeur, Roscommon, to Fr MALACHY Gavin, Provincial, Mt Argus, Dublin. Suggests our Congregation erect a statue of our Holy Founder in this church. (28.03.1878: Fr Brian D'Arcy,CP, today saw when at a funeral a mosaic of St Paul - in habit - on the wall of the Sanctuary. (Declan,c.p.) Clear typed copy of the letter attached.

1846034 Bl. Charles. Cause: Propaganda material : a largish postcard containing a photograph of Fr. Charles on one side and on the back a short account of his life with a request that the receipt of favours through his intercession be reported to the Vice-Postulator, Gerald O'Boyle. This card is not in its correct chronological order,

1846034 Bl. Charles Houben, C.P., Cures during his life-time: letter from Mrs. Katherine Conway, 110 Upr. Church Street, Dublin: cured from a very sore throat.