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MOUNT ARGUS : DEEDS / LANDS (1749-1816)
Assignment George Cuppaidge to William Cuppaidge

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1817 -1819)
Indenture between Richard John Nelson , Emily Nelson ( ex. Eliz. Perrin ) and Thomas Williams ( Bank of Ireland) John Sealy Townsend.

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1820 -1855)
Common Pleas : Search for Judgements against Isaac Weld

1. from 1773 - 1781
2. from 1781 - 1815
3. from 1815 - 1819

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1817 -1819)
Draft case on behalf of Jos. Byrne in re Cuppaidge , bankrupt.

MOUNT ARGUS : DEEDS / LANDS (1749-1816)
Indenture dated 9 May 1815 . Copy of assignment by George Cuppaidge to William Cuppaidge of land of ARGOS, near Harold's Cross ,Dublin

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1820-1855)
Copy of instructions for Notary's Valuation of deficiency of land in Rathland and Flaggerfield

Mount Argus Church: Passionist. Confraternity. April 1963 Vol.3 No.11. Easter 1963.
Social Teaching. Patrican Meeting.

MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS: Leaflet : NEW CHURCH OF THE PASSIONIST FATHERS AT ST. PAUL'S RETREAT, HAROLD'S CROSS, DUBLIN. Quotes Ex. 30.11,16 and mentions spiritual benefits. Signed Michael Behan 1849006 NB. AT TIME OF COMPuTERISATION THIS ITEM WAS MISSINg FROM CHRONOLOGICAL FILE..

MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS: Photostat from THE IRISH BUILDER P.291 Oct.1, 1877 Refers to the hurrying to the completion of the new church. Cost est at £15,000

Duplicate of Lawrence Photo of interior of Mt. Argus church (1878). and as it remained till 1936: The 'Gloria' at back of sanctuary had a triangle with the Hebrew word of GOD. in it. Side altar to left was the S. Heart, to right St. Joseph. The tabernacle was a gift from the Police. The two gas-candelabra in sanctuary were between altar rails and steps; later they were moved to corners of the last step. The pulpit is that erected by Padraig Peacse's father's workshop. Two of the angels on sounding board are now (1976) in church sacristy. The front panel is now in the 1976 Ambo. The gas-jets for church are between the pillars in the railings that divided nave from aisle.