Card. oomaglia to Dr. P. Kelly A copy of a letter, in Latin, to the bp of Waterford, relative to the Ursulines and the keeping of the Feast of 5t. Angela on 31 May. (1p.) 12 Ceve, 2 Dee. Dr. W. Cepeinger te L. Requests some details about a Pastoral letter from the Irish bishops to be read from all the altars and which he hears is very long; asks if L. has found the Brief which Dr. Bray said was among the papers in archbishop's House, Thurles, concerning powers of delegating in marriage cases.

Includes; article about the burial arrangements of some of the former residents of "Miss Nano Nagle's Asylum [Almshouse]" (written by Sister Sheila Kelly).

Includes; transcript of conversation between Sister Thaddea Kelly and "Speaker [probably a representative of the Sacred Congregation for Religious]" discussing the potential benefits of federation and amalgamation, number of Presentation Sisters in Ireland at that time, potential for number of Presentation provinces in Ireland.

Kelly, Joseph, Secretary of the Dock Traders’ Association, informs that the new Liquor Bill will deprive traders of a major part of their income. Asks Archbishop to use his good office to have it withdrawn.

The book Mass in Gregorian Style by Thomas C. Kelly.

Correspondence between South Presentation Convent and a child care officer regarding Lillian Kelly.

Owing to the vacancy of the Holy See, there will be a delay in granting faculties etc. sought for by L.; thanks L. fer his generous gift of money; it is not true, as some of the bishops state, that Dr. Blake left the Irish College solvent; tbe latter's papers are in complete disorder; Dr. Kelly intends returning to Ireland at Easter; the Roman climate does not suit him; hopes that Catholic Emancipation will prove a blessing to all and that it will be complete.

As agent of the Irish bishops he has tried to fulfil his duty as best as he could, but owing to ill-bealth, he has not been able to attend to all their reguests; the financial situation in the Irish College is precarious and is a constant worry to him; Dr. kelly is in Rome and has been well received by all the cardinals.

open letter from Provincial Archivist, Sister Sheila Kelly, to "Dear Sisters" stating that "This letter now invites you to ensure the safekeeping, in our archives, of the life story of individual Sisters, for the sake of the mission of Jesus."

Dr. D. Murrav te b Will arrive in Littleton on Friday by mail coach, with Don Juan and Mr. Coyne; Drs. Curtis, kelly and Magauran regret that they will be unable te attend in Thurles en 6 July.