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Typescript draft of Sing! with some handwritten alterations. Paginated. Text complete but pagination skips pages 101 and 212. In three folders.

Printed article from The Spectator entitled ‘Singapore Has Fallen’, which begins: ‘The clock chimed four, and an elderly gentleman entered the lounge.’ Paginated.

Mostly fragments of Sinn Féin, 1 September 1923; 12 April, 26 April, 8 November and 13 December 1924; and 25 April and 9 May 1925.

This series contains scenic views in Ireland.

Black and white photographs (most measuring 110 x 65 mm) of mostly sites in Clare, Galway and Limerick including the Burren, county Clare; Noughaville Church, county Clare; Neylon’s Tomb in Kilnaboy, county Clare; Kilfenora, county Clare; Pearse’s Cottage, county Galway; and Coole House, county Galway. Also includes an image of the [Hanley family]. Each photograph contains a note by [Mary Hanley] identifying the location of the image and providing some historical information.

This series contains images taken of buildings in England.

Six-inch second edition Ordnance Survey sheet no. 29, county Limerick, showing the Rathkeale-Ballingarry area. Three plots of land in the town-lands of Ardnapreaghaun, Amogan More and Ballylin have been highlighted and their owners identified as Helena White, Charles S. M. Browne, and the representatives of Pierce & Shannon, respectively. The map is signed in the bottom right hand corner by H. V. Morony and dated 6 September 1907.

Six-inch second edition Ordnance Survey sheet no. 37, county Limerick, showing parts of the Kilmeedy, Ballingarry and Clouncagh areas. The boundaries of the townlands of Ballykennedy North, Ballynarooga Beg (West) and Ballynarooga More (North) have been highlighted, and the individual plots of the latter marked in different colours.

Six-inch second edition Ordnance Survey sheet no. 45, county Limerick, showing the Feenagh-Kilmeedy area. The boundaries of a small plot of land in the townland of Gorteen have been highlighted in red. The map bears the stamp of the General Valuation Office, Dublin, dated 2 March 1902.

Sketch by George Richard Pain of the plot of ground belonging to George’s Church Limerick to be purchased for the Provincial Bank.