[Letter from Mathew Dawes (Westbrooke, Bolton, England) to Eugene O'Curry, concerning research into his family tree.]

[Letter from Mathew Dawes (Westbrooke, Bolton, England) to Eugene O'Curry, concerning research into his family tree.]

[Copy of inscription from a silver gilt chalice at Fernyhalgh, Lancashire.]

[Letter from E.[dward] C.[libborn] (15 Charles Place, Plymouth, England) to Eugene O'Curry, mostly regarding Clibborn's recent marriage and requesting information on the history of Devon and Cornwall.]

[Postcard from G. F. Crowther (25 Bloomsbury Square, London W.C.) to William Frazer, thanking him for his pamphlet on Henry VIII.]

[Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning examples of "post & pane houses".]

[List, in Eugene O'Curry's hand, of enquiries from Dr. Todd concerning the Stowe manuscript of the Annals of the Four Masters; also, tracings of watermarks in same.]

[Copy of a catalogue in the British Museum by Eugene O'Curry.]

[Notes on a manuscript in the British Museum.]

[Letter from Richard A. Hoblyn (Exchequer & Audit Department, Somerset House) to William Frazer, thanking him for a copy of Frazer's paper on the testoons of Henry VIII and giving details on a Bristol testoon, from the Cuff Collection.]

[Letter from Edward A. Bond to William Frazer, concerning the continuation of catalogues [to the Royal Irish Academy].]

[Letter from E. M. Thompson (Principal Librarian, British Museum) to William Frazer, acknowledging the presentation by Frazer of "A Series of Papers on Irish Medals".]

[Letter from Henry Gillenane (United States Consulate, Jerusalem, Palestine) to William Frazer (Dublin), thanking him for the paper on the testoons of Henry VIII; sending condolences on the death of Frazer's wife; and giving personal family news.]

[Letter from John O'Donovan (19 St. John's Road, Oxford) to James Henthorn Todd, discussing Laud 615 and some poems of Columkille in the Bodleian Library.]

University College Dublin and its Building Plans