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Note from Michael Coffey, Office, 23 Upper Mallow Street, Limerick dated 14 May 1875, stating that ‘I find on looking over my cash Book that I have been paid Income Tax as under on the Model Farm at Mungret for which I passed the usual receipts at time of payment’. The reverse contains a further note from John Kenny, Mungret Model Farm to an unidentified recipient stating that ‘These payments were made by me for the Commissioners and passed in my monthly accounts at the time. Had the Commissioners (as the ought to have done) raised the question of exemption from taxation (as Lord Monteagle did) the further sum of £10-10-4 would not have been paid by me, and which is still due to me.’

Handwritten note from her husband Stephen O’Mara in County Jail, assuring Anne of his well-being following his first imprisonment.

Typed note from Darina Silone, Via di Villa Ricotti 36, Rome to Lorna Reynolds, 21 Herbert Avenue, Dublin, informing Lorna of her imminent departure for Switzerland. Attached to the note is a typescript draft of a short story entitled ‘My Grandmother’s Habit’ by Lorna Reynolds. With envelope.

Note from B. Shanahan listing persons to be thanked in relation to Saturday’s function.

Note from attorney George Kernan certifying that the Sheriff of the county of Cavan has settled with Kernan as the petitioner’s attorney the amount of the judgement and execution in the case of Bart[holomew?] Corley against Samuel Moore.

Note entitled ‘Donegal Press Coverage’, with handwritten extracts from articles which appeared in Donegal Peoples’ Press and Donegal Democrat in September 1979-January 1980 relating to the exploration for uranium in county Donegal.

Note entitled ‘Academics’, outlining the structure of Dalby’s thesis.

Note to Walsh from the BBC [London] enclosing a typescript extract from Edward Harvey’s ‘Book Talk’, broadcast on Wednesday, 1 September 1937. Extract runs from page six to the top of page eight of his script and is a brief review of The Road to Nowhere, beginning: ‘One of my red-letter days was when I found The Road to Nowhere, an Irish story by Maurice Walsh.’

Handwritten note containing cleaning instructions for a factory premises.

Note by John Stackpole on the state of Viscount Doneraile’s turf.