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Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the transfer of shares; appointment of Proud as director of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; fire and general insurance policies; and deterioration of a shipment of pork to Donegal by Claremorris Bacon Company. In two folders.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the recovery of debt owed by a London firm; memorandum and articles of the Limerick Clothing Factory Limited; the 1953 Factories Bill; directors’ fees; O’Brien Trusteeships concerning John and Ida O’Brien; acquisition of shares in the Four Courts Hotel Limited; annual general meetings of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; and Companies Acts. In two folders.

Correspondence with Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin (later 51 Dawson Street, Dublin), mainly relating to issues arising from the auxiliary businesses of weaving, spinning, and furniture and toy making carried out by the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; shareholders and the transfer of shares in the company; resignation of Marcus O’Sullivan as director of Claremorris Bacon Company; inter-company loans; and mutual provident fund. In three folders.

Correspondence with Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 51 Dawson Street, Dublin, (later Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin), mainly relating to financial particulars concerning McCarrens & Sons, Shaw & Sons Limited, and Enniscorthy Bacon Company Limited; the case Pork and Bacon Commission v. Donnelly Limited; and the application for a reduction in the valuation of factory premises on the grounds of deterioration of buildings and loss of trade. Also personal letters between Proud and O’Mara relating to fishing.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to a field purchased from J. J. Biggins by Claremorris Bacon Company Limited; workmen’s compensation act; and a dispute concerning the alleged non-delivery of bacon. In three folders.

Correspondence with Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 51 Dawson Street, Dublin, mainly relating to participating debentures; costs involved in forming a small company; the Ward Tribunal and direct sales to retailers; and company shares held by the late Nora Herald. In two folders.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to life insurance; purchase of the lease of premises on 43 Thomas Street; lease of Coll’s Yard; O’Mara debentures; and financial matters arising from the death of James Ray. In two folders.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the registration of a new trademark; purchase of the lease of premises on 43 Thomas Street; the price of hides; and matters arising from the death of James Ray.

Correspondence, mainly with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, and mainly relating to the forthcoming annual general meeting of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; estate duty; disposal of Bacon Company of Ireland stock by Mary O’Mara; missing deeds of purchase of Letterkenny Saw Mills; the 1959 Cheques Act; and forthcoming directors’ meeting of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; also correspondence concerning the death of Stephen O’Mara. In three folders.

Folder containing correspondence relating to Boyce family history; with photocopies of related birth certificates and other material. Also a letter from an English correspondent attaching a copy of a book entitled A Short History of Australia by Manning Clark (for which see P43/2/1/23).