From the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Laurence O’Neill, asking Ó Ceallaigh for his continued support in the upcoming election of Mayor of Dublin; from Alfred (Alfie) Byrne indicating that he too will run for the Mayoralty; invoice to Ó Ceallaigh from H. Boland for two suits; from J.J. Mac Conastair in Reading Jail (in Irish) [thanking Ó Ceallaigh for Irish books sent]; letters from Art [O’Briain] and several from Míceál [Collins] regarding plans to contact President Wilson welcoming him to Europe, informing him that the Dublin Corporation is meeting to confer the Freedom of the City on him and reaffirming that regular meetings must be held, despite the arrest of the standing committee of Sinn Féin for the ‘German Plot’; telegrams from O’Meara and Smyth concerning the election; from [Aoibhirín] in Belfast Goal with general inquiries and mentioning Larry and French; from Liam P. Ó Ryan (in Irish) [asking for help with a job]; from [Liam O’ Brien] mentioning Sinn Féin; from Pádraig Brún (in Irish) [acknowledging letter] [1918] and letters from Joe B. Barrett concerning a vacancy [1918].