Copy of letter addressed to ‘My Lord’, from Lord Mayor Laurence O’Neill, Town Clerk Henry Campbell and various aldermen and councillors listing the ill treatment of political prisoners in Belfast Goal and requesting that the undertaking agreed by the Bishop of Down and Connor, Austin Stack and the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Edward Shortt, that prisoners be transferred to an internment camp, be carried out; ‘Irish Prisoners’ Fight for Political Treatment’. ‘Through the Door. How an Ex-Soldier was Shot A [sic] Maryboro’- the Deed Described’. Map of Ireland ‘showing centres of devastation, prepared from data submitted by Counsel for the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic’, giving details of towns shot up, towns sacked, creameries destroyed and where orange riots occurred. ‘The latest Method for Treating Political Prisoners’, describing the treatment of Patrick J. Fleming at Maryborough Prison. ‘English Justice’, again describing the treatment of Fleming. ‘La Terreur en Irlande un Document Accablant’, issued by the Irish Delegation in Paris, 1920 (in French).