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Letter from Marcus A. Levinge, Enniscoffey, Milltown Pass to ‘Albert’ [John Albert Nesbitt?]. Levinge encloses a letter from his solicitor relating to the vacating of a recognizance and asks for Albert’s advice. The issue relates to the sale of Kilnacrott.

Letter from Majella Crehan, Irish Bookfair Co-ordinator, Green Ink Bookshop, 8 Archway Hall, London N19 to O’Neill thanking him for agreeing to do a reading at the forthcoming bookfair. (Originally found with P6/1/1/6.)

Letter from Maire Comerford, St Nessan, Sandyford [to Madge Daly?], seeking assistance with an all-Ireland conference of elected representatives ‘to speed the Revolution’.

Letter from Maire Comerford, St Nessan, Sandyford [to Madge Daly?] relating to an article to be published in The Kerryman.

Letter from Madge Daly to her sister Kathleen Clarke, giving an account of her sons who are being cared for by the Daly family during Kathleen’s incarceration.

Letter from M. O’Tuama, 12 Saint Andrew Street, Dublin to Madge Daly, inviting her to attend the first meeting of the Provisional National Council on 7 March.

Letter from M. Franks, Merrion Square, [Dublin] to William Hill relating to charges outstanding on the Buttevant estate.

Letter from M. Connor notifying an unidentified recipient that he has received the original registry searches due for judgment [in the case of Moore to Hague].

Handwritten letter from Lorna Reynolds, Parke Cottage, Eyrecourt, county Galway, to Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE, referring to a reply received from Colin Smythe requesting a monograph on Kate O’Brien for Irish Literary Studies, dealings with Radio Telefís Éireann, dinner with Dr. Hampton and writing a book on O’Brien.

Handwritten letter from Lorna Reynolds, 21 Herbert Avenue, Merrion, Dublin 4, to Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE, referring to a trip to Canada to lecture at International Conference of Canadian Association of Irish Studies, Dr. Angeline Hampton and her proposal to work on a critical account of Kate O’Brien, the Stony Thursday Book.