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Copy letter from Stephen O’Mara to Gustaaf Renier, 3 Verolan Buildings, Gray’s Inn, London relating to Gustaaf’s proposal of marriage to Kate O’Brien. Stephen warns Gustaaf not to take the step until the condition Stephen has mentioned is fulfilled, although he fears that Gustaaf is unable to come to a decision based solely on reason.

Copy letter from Stephen O’Mara to J. H Weir, Messrs Weir & Sons Limited, 96 Grafton Street, Dublin, enclosing a cheque to clear his invoice and to purchase a hair brush, mirror, cloth brush, and comb.

Copy letter from the Ocean and Accident Insurance Company to Messrs Guinness & Mahon enclosing a document [now not present] relating to the Coote settled estate signed by the trustees.

Copy letter of appreciation to Ambassador William P. Fay, Embassy of Ireland, 2234 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W. Washington D.C., thanking him and his wife for ‘the delightful welcome and hospitality extended to me upon my recent visit to your home in Washington.’

Copy letter of appreciation to Andy Thomas, District Manager, Irish International Airlines, Atlanta, Georgia, thanking him for his kindness during Condell’s visit. ‘I have met so many distinguished people… I have to pinch myself to realise that all this happened to me!’

Copy letter of appreciation to James O. Leet, Vice-President, Irish International Airlines, 572, Fifth Avenue, New York, thanking him for his kindness during Condell’s visit and for making the trip possible in the first instance. Also Leet’s reply dated 11 April 1966.

Copy letter of appreciation to Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson, the White House, Washington, thanking her for her kindness during Condell’s visit and ‘for the unexpected and exciting privilege of meeting the President during your delightful luncheon party’.

Copy letter of appreciation to Patrick J. Carolan, District Sales Manager, Irish International Airlines, 1028 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. Washington D.C., thanking him for his kindness during Condell’s visit. Also Carolan’s reply dated 12 April 1966.

Copy letter from John Kenny, Limerick Model Agricultural School to the Secretaries, Education Office, Dublin, complaining about the reduction in his annual salary, which has been made without any explanation. This, coupled with a prior reduction in 1871 ‘in consequence of one bad report’, leaves him unable to support his wife and eight children, all under 14 years of age. He believes that the fine imposed upon his wages in 1871 was unfounded and unjust and asks the Commission to furnish him with copies of his balance sheets for that year. Also see P101/3/4.