Letter from John Dillon to [Jim] Bermingham, supporting Tom Clarke to secure the post of an abattoir superintendent, 1900 Sept. 22.

Telegram from John Dillon, Ballaghaderreen, Co. Mayo, to John Redmond, Aughavanagh, Aughrim, Co. Wicklow, regarding his represence at a meeting, 1906 Oct. 5.

Letter from John Dillon, North Great George's Street, Dublin, to John Redmond, regarding a meeting Dillon had with John Muldoon, who was in objection to the formation of a new company, 1902 Sept. 27.

Letter from John Dillon, Ballaghaderreen, Co. Mayo, to John Redmond, informing Redmond that he received a letter from James Keir Hardie saying that two people are willing to contribute £500 to the Party fund, 1907 Jan. 31.

Debating societies considered as an element in a university training: :

an inaugural address delivered to the Literary and Historical Society of the Catholic University of Ireland, /

Copy of letter from John Dillon to Robert Donovan regarding the treatment of prisoners in Mountjoy Gaol, 1917 September 28.

Letter from John Dillon, North Great George’s Street, Dublin, to John Redmond, on the "extremely delicate" nature of the evicted tenants funding and Dillon's desire not to set any precedents on the matter, 1905 Nov. 26.

Letter from John Dillon, Ridge Hall, Ballybrack, Co. Dublin, to John Redmond, on what William O'Brien might do "when he finds that he is hopelessly beaten", including Dillon's preference that he rejoins the Irish Parliamentary Party, 1905 Oct. 3.

Five letters from John Dillon, M.P., to John Redmond, M.P., leader of the Irish Party at Westminster, 1908.

Letter from John Dillon to John Devoy asking to meet him, 1880.

Letter from John Dillon, Ballaghaderreen, Co. Mayo, to John Redmond regarding attempts to resolve the evicted tenants question, 1906 Oct. 5.

Letter from John Dillon, North Great George's Street, Dublin, to John Redmond, commenting on William O'Brien's article in the 'Cork Examiner' on the evicted tenants issue, 1903 Dec. 18.

Letter from John Dillon, North Great George's Street, Dublin, to John Redmond, assuring Redmond that he will do his very best to manage Laurence Ginnell, who has "very little power of self-control", 1903 Dec. 18.

Letter from John Dillon, 20 South Street, Thurloe Square, London, to John Redmond, regarding his anxieties over the Congested Districts Commission and a discussion he wants to have with James Bryce about the Land Commission, 1906 Jun. 30.

Letter from John Dillon, Ballaghaderreen, Co. Mayo, to John Redmond regarding recommding a suitable candidate for a job and concerning a speech made by William O'Brien, 1906 Sep. 13.

Telegram from John Dillon, House of Commons, to Laurence O'Neill, Lord Mayor of Dublin, confirming his attendance at a meeting of the Mansion House Conference, 1918 April 16.

Letter from John Dillon, North Great George's Street, Dublin, to John Redmond, enclosing a note on the North Donegal contest, which suggests the names of Francis Gallagher Moville, Secretary of the local United Irish League branch, [David] Sheehy and [John] O'Donnell as potential candidates, [1902] Aug. 21.

Copy of a telegram sent by John Dillon, handed in at the Chief Secretary's Office, Dublin Castle, to John Redmond, informing Redmond that more executions are to take place and that Redmond must "communitcate with the P. M. at any cost" and get him to suspend execution sentences, 1916 May 7.

Telegram from John Dillon, Ballaghaderin [sic], Co. Mayo, to John Redmond, asking Redmond to wire [George] Crosbie to protest against any further publications, 1905 Dec. 21.

Letter from John Dillon, Westminster Palace Hotel, London, to [John] Fitzgibbon, arguing that some of the De Freyne tenants deserve a first claim from the defence fund, 1903 Jul. 19.