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Letter from W. H. Newell, Secretary, Education Office, [Dublin] to James G. Barry, Sandville, Grange, Kilmallock, acknowledging Barry’s request for a copy of the trust deed of the Limerick Model Farm and informing him that a copy of it will be supplied as soon as it can be made.

Letters from Lord Emly, Atheneum Club, Pall Mall, [London] SW and John R. Tinsley, Sun Fire Office, Limerick to J. G. Barry, Sandville, Grange, Kilmallock relating to the valuation of the Mungret Model Farm house and offices for insurance purposes.

Correspondence between W. H. Newell, Secretary, Education Office, [Dublin], John Kenny, Model Farm, [Limerick] and J. G. Barry, Sandville, Grange, Kilmallock relating to the sale of root crops currently growing on the Mungret Model Farm. Also see P101/2/9/9.

Letter from John Kenny, Model Farm to J. G. Barry enclosing a map showing the cropping of the farm for the present year and outlining the negative consequences of grass seeds not having been sown in three of the sections shown on the map.

Letter from J. H. Bourke, Dublin Castle to Lord Emly, Tervoe, Limerick acknowledging that a deed dated 10 December 1859 between the trustees and the Commissioners; and a copy deed of appointment of new trustees dated 5 February 1868 have been returned to Thomas Kenny Solicitor.

Letter signed by Thomas Hogan, Jeremiah Bresnahan, John Kennedy and Michael Hayes, local parishioners of Mungret and committee members of the Mungret Male National School, addressed to the trustees of the late Mungret National Agricultural school. The document outlines the history of the male and female national schools in Mungret. The petitioners point out that wherever an agricultural school was opened, a national school was also opened as a working part of the establishment and no case is known except that in Mungret where the school was closed by the board. The writers express the hope that ‘the Trustees will find out some way of repairing the original justice done to this parish of Mungret in its Educational interests’. Also a draft answer to the memorial prepared by Thomas H. Kenny Solicitor.

Letter from [Joseph?] Bourke, The Crescent to J. G. Barry, regretting that owing to his overlay on Mungret he is unable to pay the Trustees rent for some time.

Letters from W. Ronan, Mungret College, Limerick to J. G. Barry relating to the school building which requires repairs. In the second letter, Ronan also applies to the Trustees to make provision in the Mungret lease for bequeaths from benefactors who currently fund the education of 40 children of poor parents as the existing lease contains no such provision. Also a related note by James G. Barry and Lord Emly.

Correspondence between John E. Sheridan, Office of National Education, Dublin; Thomas Browne PP, Roxboro’ Castle, Limerick; J. G. Barry, Limerick; W. S. B. [?] Kaye, Dublin Castle; and Lord Emly, Tervoe, Limerick, relating to a grant made available to the Trustees by the Board of National Education towards the erection of a new schoolhouse for boys on part of the Mungret Farm and of which the trustees have failed to avail themselves.

Letters from W. Ronan, John Hughes, Joe Maistre and Richard O’Reilly, all of Mungret College, to J. G. Barry concerning the payment of poor rates and other demands.