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Letter from [Joseph?] Bourke, The Crescent to J. G. Barry stating that the specifications submitted to the Trustees for putting the residence and farm offices at Mungret in proper repair contain nothing for his own taste or convenience and that whatever he intends to do will be done at his own expense.

Letter to Walsh from Connolly enclosing copy of letter he received from Carl Brandt, 101 Park Avenue, New York, thanking him for the note of 8 November which he included with Walsh’s manuscript and for ‘the very wise and proper editing’. Brandt will do everything possible to ensure its publication.

Letter to Walsh from Joseph Connolly (censor) Office of the Censor, Dublin, relating to Walsh’s article ‘Ireland in a Warring Europe’ which he intended to publish in the Saturday Evening Post. Refers to Walsh’s letter of 6 November 1939 in which he stated that he would not publish the version which had resulted from Connolly’s amendments of it. Connolly indicates that the changes made are those rendered essential by the military authorities, such as references to troop numbers and areas of coastline. He regrets Walsh’s decision and believes that the article would be ‘a very valuable one in this country’s interest’ if published.

Letter to Walsh from Connolly expressing delight that he will publish the piece as amended.

Letter from Joseph MacDonagh, Mountjoy Prison to Miss Daly, thanking her for a cake and discussing a recent convention ‘which seems to have been a great success generally’.

Letter from Joseph MacDonagh, Mountjoy Prison to Miss Daly, correcting a rumour which he had inadvertently started.