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Letter from William Bennett, Bishop of Cloyne (1746-1820) in London to the Reverend Samuel Monsell in Fermoy. The letter relates to the Board of First Fruits deeds, which Bennett encourages Monsell to sign. He also assures Monsell that ‘I will not call upon you to build a Glebe House’.

Last will and testament of the Reverend Samuel Monsell, in which he bequeaths his house in Ballydaheen, Mallow and all its contents to Mary Hodges of Mallow, spinster, for her natural life, except for three hundred of his best books, which he bequeaths to the Right Reverend Joseph Stock, Lord Bishop of Waterford ‘to be by him disposed of to and amongst his Children as he shall think Proper’. The will bears Samuel Monsell’s seal but has not been signed, nor is it written in Monsell's hand, and was presumably never executed. A note on the reverse states: ‘Testamentary Paper found in the Iron chest of the late Samuel Monsell in Waterford 7 November 1818 – Daniel Henry Wall’.

Letter from Edwin Richard Wyndham Quin (1812-1871), Viscount Adare, in Ormeau, Belfast to his sister Lady Anna Maria Monsell née Wyndham Quin (1814-1855), wife of William Monsell of Tervoe, county Limerick, informing her of his and his wife’s safe arrival in Ireland and giving a tentative idea of their forthcoming movements.