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Letter from B. G. O’Malley, Dowdarragh, Castletroy, Limerick, thanking Condell for the invitation to the reception for Senator Kennedy which he had been unable to attend, and expressing his pride in reading in the English Press of the wonderful welcome given to the Senator.

Letter from B. H. Blackwell Ltd., 50 and 51 Broad Street, Oxford, relating to the purchase of a book.

Letter from B. Shanahan enclosing a list of Senator Kennedy’s immediate relatives, a list of more prominent public figures, and a general list used for VIP invitations. He notes that ‘it would ease your pocket and your nerves’ to have the lunch at the Dunraven Arms with just the relatives and the Embassy party and to have the rest of the proceedings in town.’

Letter from Bärbl [Schöpp] in Bayreuth to Hella, letting her know that her brother, Lieutenant Karl Eck, is a prisoner of war in America and asks her to write to him, as she knows that Hella has written to him in the past.

Letter from Barrington & Son, 10 Ely Place, Dublin to John Vanderkiste, Limerick enclosing a schedule of charges on the trust estate paid out of the fund in the Landed Estates Court, and discussing the jointure due to the Dowager Countess of Limerick and annuities due to Lady Gray, Lady Repton, and Lady Georgiana Pery out of the trust estate.

Letter from Barrington Sons & Jeffers, 10 Ely Place, [Dublin,] to Gerald Fitzgerald, 4 South Frederick Street[, Dublin], relating to an application to the Encumbered Estates Court to pay off the amount of money due by Sir Vere de Vere to [William] Morony, the trustees of whom Fitzgerald is acting for. Also see P27/1/2/1/4-6 and P27/1/2/1/8.

Letter from Beecher & Co. 31 Patrick Street, Limerick to Madge Daly disputing a rumour ‘that goods were commandeered from us during late crisis in the city’.

Letter from Brian Ó hUiginn, Birmingham Prison, c/o Chief Postal Censor, London [to Madge Daly?], thanking the Daly family for their Christmas presents and extending Happy New Year greetings to them. He reassures the family that ‘we … are all in fine form except the Count, who has failed very much of late.’

Letter from Brian Ó hUiginn, Stormanstown, Glasnevin, Dublin [to Madge Daly?], seeking funds for an unspecified cause.

Letter from Brian Ó hUiginn, 38 Upper O’Connell Street, Dublin [to Madge Daly], sending her cards and candles for Christmas and regretting that ‘I’m getting to be an old man now and move about very little.’