Pastoral letter of His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin, Primate of Ireland, etc. to the Catholic clergy and laity of the diocese of Dublin on the Feast of the Assumption

Two letters to Lord St. Leonards on the management of the patriotic fund, and on the second report of the royal commissioners /

Letter from Paul Cullen, [then Archbishop of Dublin], to R. Devitt, giving details of contributions to Ireland by the Rochester [New York] Relief Committee, 1863 June 30.

Claim of the Irish College Paris.

Letter from Cardinal Paul Cullen to a Mr. Le Comte de Liancourt, thanking him for the copy of his translation of 'Zeal for Souls', 1876 Feb. 19.

Pastoral letter of His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Cullen, Archbishop, etc., Primate of Ireland, to the Catholic clergy and laity of the diocese of Dublin, with the regulations of Lent 1858

A letter to Lord St. Leonards on the management of the Patriotic Fund, and the application of public moneys to proselytizing purposes /

Cullen family correspondence, 1804-[1905].

Pastoral letter ... on the vile system of pecuniary proselytism :

together with the prayers recommended by His Grace for the destruction of heresy.

Letter from Paul Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin, to Richard Webb thanking and praising him for sending him his published work, 1865 Jan. 20.

Ireland and the Holy See :

a retrospect, 1866 v. 1883 : illegal and seditious movements in Ireland contrasted with the principles of the Catholic Church as shown in the writings of Cardinal Cullen.

Cardinal Cullen and the P.P. Callan.

Regulations from His Grace ... :

to be observed by the Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Dublin, during the holy season of Lent, also, a devout rule of life to be observed by all sincere Christians.

The pastoral letters and other writings of Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin, etc., etc /

Letter to Edmund Dease of Rath House, Ballybrittas, Co. Offaly, from Cardinal Paul Cullen, 1867.

Pastoral letter of His Grace The Most Rev. Dr. Cullen, Archbishop, etc., Primate of Ireland, to the Catholic clergy and laity of the diocese of Dublin, on proselytism

Two letters of the Most Rev. Dr. Cullen to the catholic clergy of Dublin :

on the cholera, and other natural scourges and on orangeism and fenianism.

Most Important Letter from His Grace Paul Cullen, Lord Archbishop of Armagh on the calamities which overwhelm Ireland ...

and the most ruthless opposers in the world. Louis Napoleon the Pope.

Cardinal Cullen and the P.P. Callan. [Letters on the suspension of Robert O'Keeffe, Parish Priest of Callan.].

Letter from Cardinal Paul Cullen to a Mr. D. Sherlock discussing the many candidates for a new Assistant Commisioner position, 1878 Sept. 24.