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Bond of indemnity between Sir Aubrey de Vere, Curragh, county Limerick, Baronet, and Vere Edmond de Vere, Curraghapress [Currahchase?], county Limerick (eldest son of Sir Aubrey), obligors and Godfrey Massy Jnr., Ballinakill, county Limerick, and William Morony, Westmoreland Street, Dublin (trustees), obligees. Bond: £1400 sterling, which the de Veres are to pay back with lawful interest on 5 February 1838. Penalty: £2800 sterling. Also see P27/1/2/1/4 and P27/1/2/1/6-8.

Bond of indemnity between Edward Taylor and Thomas Finlay, City of Dublin, Land and Army Agents, and Viscount Lismore of Shanbally, county Tipperary, obligors; and John Hyde of Castle Hyde, County Cork, obligee.

Bond: Taylor and Finlay to act as receivers of the rents, issues and profits of John Hyde’s lands, messuages and tenements situated in the counties Cork and Limerick.

Penalty: £5000 sterling if they fail to diligently execute their duties.

Bond of indemnity lacking warrant part between Samuel Moore and John Albert Nesbitt of the first part and Robert Story of the second part for the principal sum of £1,600.

Bond of indemnity for £100 between Samuel Moore and John Gilchrist, lacking warrant part.

Book entitled Annaghmakerrig, edited by Sheila Pratschke, Ruairí Ó Cuív and Evelyn Conlon and published by the Tyrone Guthrie Centre in association with Lilliput Press. The book was compiled to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Tyrone Guthrie Centre, a creative retreat for artists, poets, writers and composers. Fearghus Ó Conchúir was one of the artists in residence in 2004.

Bound hardback notebook containing signatures and addresses of individuals present at Dore’s funeral. Also included in the notebook are press cuttings relating to the deaths and funerals of Edward Dore, his wife Nora and son Eamon; and press cuttings relating to the Easter Rising.

Small book of snapshots, with one picture to a page, totalling ten images, mostly 85 x 60 or 60 x 85 mm in size. Featured individuals include Patrick and Kitty O’Malley, ‘Sheila’, ‘Deirdre’, ‘Me’ [Grace O’Malley Cantillon], Billy Armstrong, ‘Ellen’ and ‘Des & Cis’. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/2.

Review by Kevin Sullivan of the book My Brother’s Keeper: James Joyce’s Early Years by Stanislaus Joyce, brother of James Joyce.

Press review from the Sunday Independent of P. J. Browne’s book Unfulfilled Promise: Memories of Donough O’Malley.

Book reviews extracted from newspapers.