Includes letters from P. McGilligan about a report by McLysaght on trade with South Africa and about sending a delegation to the International Parliamentary Conference on Commerce; from James J. Phelan regretting that Cosgrave will not visit Boston on his trip to the United States and his efforts to arrange the visit : 'I pointed out strongly that a feeling had developed here among the antis that President Cosgrave was afraid to come into New England'; from John Costello about establishing a 'high class politico-social Club' for Cumann na nGaedheal and the Bodies Corporate [Executor's] Bill; from W.T. Cosgrave about the visit of James A. Farrell to Ireland; from Alice Stopford Green about the advertisement of birth control; letters concerning the Industrial Trust Company including one to Ernest Blythe; to Prof. Berriedale Keith about the reform of the Senate; from Horace Plunkett about the 'Irish Statesman' and its viability in light of legal action against it.