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Draft mortgage dated 1 March 1904 between William Henry Edmond De Vere Sheaffe, [4th] Earl of Limerick (mortgagor) of the 1st part and Maximilian George Roper of 17 Lincoln’s Inn Fields in the city of London esquire and John Beatty Barrington of the city of Limerick (mortgagees) of the 2nd part of annuity, life interest, and policy to secure £300 and interest thereon at the rate of £5 per cent per annum. Also a draft further charge dated 30 September 1904 between the same parties for a further sum of £160, with a related note; draft further charge dated 18 January 1905 between the same parties for a further sum of £100; copy further charge dated 4 August 1905 between the same parties for a further sum of £578; draft further charge dated 29 March 1906 between the same parties for a further sum of £150; and draft reconveyance dated 23 December 1908 discharging the mortgagor from all claims and demands, all principal money and interest due to the mortgagees having been paid.

Two copies of a typescript draft of a Dutch-language article [?], one bearing handwritten corrections. The text relates to a TV-documentary released by RTÉ, which Herrema claims was made under the pretext of it being a reconstruction required by the police, and to the publication of Herrema: Siege at Monasterevin by Colm Connolly based on material collected during the filming of the documentary. Pasted on the reverse of the corrected draft is a related press cutting from a Dutch newspaper.

Typescript draft of a paper for G. Almansi, editor of Twentieth Century Studies, Elliot College, University of Kent at Canterbury, Canterbury, which begins: ‘The problem in say these last two decades of how in faction to treat sexual events troubles me no more than it has always troubled the novelist…’. Paginated and includes address at 177 The Street, Boughton, Faversham, Kent.