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Hubert Carruth, C.P., - Catholic Truth Society of Ireland pamphlet titled "In The Company Of Jesus. Some Scenes From the Gospels " by Rev. Fr. Hubert, C.P.

Hubert Carruth: - Catholic Truth Society of Ireland Pamphlet entitled "The Seven Dolours Of Our Blessed Lady" by Hubert Carruth, C.P., published in Dublin. The contents consist of a meditation on each dolour, plus a prayer.

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

Hubert Carrurt, C.P., - Specimen of illuminated letters in the Celtic fashion by Hubert Carruth. This sheet and the half tone overleaf from The Cross were inserted before the false title of a Ratisbone Choir Psalter, post- Pain reform edition

Hubert Carruth, C.P., - bound MS note book titled ' "The Passion of our Blessed Lord A Copious Redemption" "Circumstances of the Passion and Consequences" A sequel to "The Passion in the public life of our Blessed Lord" by Fr. Hubert,C.P.," ' It consists of texts and notes for course of meditations on the Passion. for publication in "The Cross", 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938.

Hubert Carruth, C.P., "The Gospels In Chronologcal Order": in scrap-book format by Hubeert. The Gospel passages arranged with appropriate explanations in sequence from Christ's Birth to His Ascension into Heaven. Also included are many printed pictures illustrating the Gospel scenes and localities. A note on recto of final page asks for prayers for the compiler and states that the work was completed on the feast of St. Hubert in 1930.

Hubert Carruth, C.P., - this note book contains Hubert's diary, written mainly on the recto of 252 pages, of his pilgrimage to the Holy Land over the period September/November, 1907. For record purposes, howevr, the volume has been dated as of April, 1908, because Hubert added a final page of recollections on that date. On the final page, he mentions the purchase of 140 "magic lantern slides" in Jerusalem "illustrative of our whole tour in the East". A grand-nephew of Hubert's, Mr. Ml. McKeown, 127 Spring Hill, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, on a vist to Mount Argus in August, 1996, to research Hubert's life, informed us that these slides are now in the possession of Miss Margaret McKeown, The McNeill Fold, Carrick Fergus, Co. Antrim, a grand-niece of Hubert's

Hubert Carruth, C.P., - This item is in fact a volume in tooled leather binding containing 10 black and white photographs of an illuminated address designed and executed by Hubert Carruth and presented by his students (their signatures being on photograph 10) to their Lector, Benedict Donegan, on the occasion of their ordination on 04/06/1898. It has a MS note by Hubert, written in June, 1923 (the Silver Jubilee year), relating that the orignal was executed in his spare time over two years while preparng for ordination and that each page, when completed, was shown to the Dublin art students with explanations and a lecture by Sir John Gilbert. At the time of the Silver Jubilee the original was in the possession of Benedict's brother, Thomas Donegan, Springfield Road, Belfast.

Fr. Hubert Carruth, C.P., - Typed copy on four verso pages of obituary issued by Gerald O.Boyle, Rector Mount Argus, on the death of Hubert, 13/05/1940. See 1-3-5-8 for clear computer enhanced copy prepared by Brian Mulcahy

Hubert Carruth, C.P., and Divine Office - This is in fact a bound copy of a choir-psalter "Psalterium Brevarii Romani Cum Ordinario Divini Officii Jussu SS. D.N.Pii PP. X" - pars Autumnalis, published by Ratisbone, Rome MCMXX11. It is entered under Hubert's documents because a false page has been added before the title page which contains an illuminated title in the Celtic Design executed by Hubert.