Letter from Thomas Henry Burke to Mr. Thomas Butler R.M. making an appointment to find out about the state of the Clough district, 1881 April 29.

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland. A proclamation. Cowper. Whereas we have reason to believe that an attempt will be made to hold a meeting of persons at or in the neighbourhood of the townlands of Cornageeragh, Cornacreeve, Dernasmallan, and Crimlin, in the Parish of Oughteragh, Barony of Carrigallen, and County of Letrim for the purpose of obstructing by intimidation and threats of violence the execution of certain writs about to be executed by the sheriff of the County of Leitrim in his duty as such sheriff.

The under-secretary, the people, and the police! :

A letter to Thomas H. Burke, ... /

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland, a proclamation.../

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland. A proclamation : whereas it has been represented to us that a meeting in furtherance of the designs of an association commonly known as "The Irish National Land League" has, by placards and otherwise, been announced to be held at Banteer, in the County of Cork, on Sunday, the 23rd October, 1881 /

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland. A proclamation : whereas it has been represented to us that a meeting in furtherance of the designs of an association commonly known as "The Irish National Land League" has, by placards and otherwise, been announced to be held at Whitechurch, in the County of Cork, on Sunday, the 23rd October, 1881 /

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Council of Ireland. A proclamation. Cowper. Whereas we have reason to believe that an attempt will be made to hold a meeting of persons at or in the neighbourhood of the townland of Wolfhill, in the Barony of Bally-Adams, Queen's County for the purpose of obstructing by intimidation and threats of violence the execution of certain writs about to be executed by the Sheriff of Queen's County in the discharge of his duty as Sheriff. /

By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governer of Ireland, a proclamation /

Some notes on the future executive system of Ireland, /