[Copy of James II's speech to both Houses of Parliament in Dublin on 7th May 1689, and their joint reply.]

[Letter of Pierce Butler, London, 25th February 1689.]

[Copy of Acts of Parliament, January 1673.]

[Copy of petition of exiled Irish Catholic nobles to Pope Clement XI.]

[Portion of a tract on religious houses in late Tudor Ireland, relating to the attempted recovery of Franciscan foundations in Ireland.]

[Copy of papal brief from Julius III to Reginald Cardinal Pole, St Peter’s, Rome, 28th June 1554.]

[Copy of a petition from the Irish Catholic subjects to the king of England.]

[Tract relating to the imprisonment of Peter Creagh, entitled: 'Romana Depredationis […] Causa Hibernorum incarceratorum Romae anno 1695'.]

[Copy of a royal edict issued in the fourth year of James II's reign, Whitehall, 28th September 1688.]

[Transcript of the military articles of Limerick, followed by a copy of the letter written from St Germain by James II to the Irish army, 27th November 1691.]

[A refutation by Fr Luke Wadding OFM of Thomas Ryves' defence of English administration in Ireland.]

[Copy of letter of the earls of Tyrone and Tyrconnell to Urban VIII.]

[Manifesto of Hugh Balldearg O'Donnell, Conde de Tyrconnell.]

[Copy of letter from the mayor and citizens of Cork to King Henry IV.]

[Letter from Fr Hugh de Burgo OFM to the Cardinal Protector, Dublin, 17th November 1624.]

[Report on the events in Ireland, entitled 'Brevis relatio afflicti status Hiberniae Anno 1656'.]

[Treatise relating to the conflict between the Protestants and Catholics of Ireland up to the conclusion of peace.]

[Copy of letter to James Francis Edward Stuart, known to his followers as James III and VIII of England and Scotland, from his Irish subjects serving in France.]

[Censure of the theological faculty at the University of Leuven on the declaration of loyalty of the Irish to Charles II of England.]

[Copy of a letter from the earls of Tyrone and Tyrconnell to Paul V.]

'A Journal of ye most remarkable occurrences had between His Majesty’s army and Marischal Schomberg in Irland from ye 12th of Aug., to ye 23 of 8bre 1689'.

[Copy of a dialogue between Oliver Cromwell and Sir Charles Coote.]

[Information provided by the Catholic bishop of Waterford and Lismore concerning the Cistercians in Ireland.]

[Transcript of the civil articles of Limerick, agreed upon 3rd October 1691.]