Letter IV, addressed to the Right Rev. Dr. Milner :

in reply to his statement in the Herald, with observations on the late extraordinary proceedings of certain Catholics in Louth and Kilkenny. Taken from the Herald of the 13th Nov., 1808. To which is added the Innistioge Affiche.

A history of Irish steel /

In positive mood:

a photographic exhibition

A 1,500 mile journey through France on a scooter and impressions of Paris and its people

Hours of illness :

a collection of poems /

History of the University of Dublin, (founded by Queen Elizabeth) its origin, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices of many eminent men educated therein. Illustrated by views of its buildings, and the academic costumes, etc. worn in this venerable seat of learning /

The origin, progress, and present condition of the fine arts in Great Britain and Ireland /

Letter from William Benjamin Taylor, to "Dr. Hill", regarding attempts to find a published for an edition of Milton's works, 1825 July 21.

The borrowed bride :

a fairy love legend of Donegal /

Jury packing /

Rental and other cash accounts of Dominick Sarsfield of County Cork, 1612-1626.

The state of the case between Patrick Sarsfield the younger and John Hawkshaw concerning som [sic] lands in Lucan, [undated].

The Irish Bridge.

A brief sketch of the life and times of Patrick Sarsfield ... /

Our Orange opponents /

A mingling of swans :

a Cork Fenian and friends 'visit' Australia /

Report of the arguments in the Court of Queen's Bench on shewing cause against the conditional order for a criminal information against John Sarsfield Casey at the prosecution of Patten Smith Bridge :

with the judgments of the judges ... [25th November-19th December, 1876].

History of the University of Dublin, (founded by Queen Elizabeth) its origin, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices of many eminent men educated therein :

illustrated by views of its buildings, and the academic costumes, etc. worn in this venerable seat of learning /

Photocopies of letters to his parents from John S. Casey, known as 'The Galtee Boy', written while a convict in Portland in England and in Western Australia; also letter to Casey from associate ('Duhallow') in Ireland, 1866-69.

The Galtee boy :

a Fenian prison narrative /