Letter from Edward Short, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to Sir John Sankey, informing him that one of the interned Sinn Fein prisoners, Thomas M. Russell, who is in Birmingham Prison, has expressed "a wish to contest the grounds of suspicion against him before an Advisory Committee", 1918 July 6.

Letter from Edward Short, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to Sir John Sankey, regarding the Advisory Committee, and that "it is most undesirable that any such document as we suggested should be handed to the prisoners", 1918 June 8.

Letter from Edward Short, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to Sir John Sankey, informing him that he has been prevented from coming over to London but when he does come over, he will "be able to explain to [him] the strong objections that are felt to the course which we proposed", 1918 June 13.

Letter from Edward Shortt, Chief Secretary, to William Lawson Micks 1918 May 16.

Copy of order to deport Father Dominic O'Connor, 1922 July 14.

Letter from Edward Shortt, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to Sir John Sankey, enclosing two charge sheets addressed to "A.B." [Sean McEntee] and "C.D." and requesting meeting with Sir John Sankey and Mr. Justice Younger, 1918 June 5.

Letter from Edward Short, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to Sir John Sankey, thanking him for taking on the case of an interned Sinn Fein prisoner, Thomas M. Russell, and asking him if he could hear the case of Richard Cotter as well, 1918 July 19.

Draft letter from William Lawson Micks to Edward Shortt, Chief Secretary, re the Nationalist point of view and enclosing a history book compiled by the Irish Christian Brothers, which should clarify the matter 1918 May 15.

'The Republican War Bulletin', titled 'English "Black and Tan" Regulations against Irish Patriot Priests' about the Free State order to deport Father Dominic, 1922 August 12.

Photocopy of letter from T. M. Healy to Edward Shortt, Chief Secretary for Ireland, concerning the Belfast Prison Inquiry Commission and the treatment of prisoners, 1918 August 19.

Posters and correspondence relating to the boycott of goods from Belfast and Britain. Also includes correspondence with Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington regarding attending the Imperial Conference, correspondence with Edward Shortt of the Home Office regarding the arrest of members of the Irish Self-Determination League of Great Britain, and correspondence with Albert Coyle of the American Commission on conditions concerning the distribution of propaganda pamphlets, 1921 Apr. - Dec. 16.

Proclamation

By the Lord Lieutenant - General and General Governor of Ireland [John Denton Pinkstone] French

Correspondence between Sir Horace Plunkett and E. W. Shipman, Camilla Shortt, Edward Shortt, Edith Sichel, Isabella Mary Simeon, John A. Simon, 1st Viscount Simon of Stackpole Elidor, William Wray Skilbeck, and M. Slattery, [ca. 1909-1922].