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Letters from James [Ryan], 19 Ranelagh Road, Dublin providing accounts of life in the city in the after-math of the Easter Rising, and conveying social news during Dore’s imprisonment at Frongoch.

Letters from James Williams, Standard Life Assurance Company Office, 83 King William Street, London EC to Messrs Thompson & Tatlow, 9 Hume Street, Dublin concerning the death of Samuel Moore and money owing from him to the Company.

Letters from Jeremiah Lane relating to Viscount Lismore’s tenants in Banteer, county Cork.

Letters from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street, Limerick to Hanna ‘Dora’ Clarke, relating to the Amnesty campaign to have Thomas Clarke released from prison.

Letters from John Daly, Clonlong House, Roxboro to Thomas Clarke, relating to an article that Clarke has asked Daly to write for his journal.

Letters from John Furlong of Toole & Co. concerning the non-payment of an account of farming seeds.

Letters from John J. Sheahan at various addresses but mostly New York City. He discusses the Easter Rising, the Civil War and the subsequent political situation in Ireland, provides lengthy accounts of John Devoy (‘the Old Man’), relates his memories of John Daly, expresses his antipathy towards Éamon de Valera and conveys social and domestic news.

Letters from John Keating, Rathfarnham, Dublin to Madge Daly, mainly relating to a portrait of Edward (Ned) Daly he is drawing and to a work of art entitled Kelp Burners which Madge Daly has purchased from him.

Letters from John Liddy, Madrid and Limerick, relating to the publication of Lysaght’s poems in The Stony Thursday Book.

Letters from John Wilson Foster, The University of British Columbia, Department of English, #397-1873 East Mall, Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6T 1W5, requesting the contribution of an essay to Nature in Ireland: A Scientific and Cultural History (published by McGill-Queen’s University Press in 1998) and related matters.