"No. 17 The Fenians" [Page 2 and Page 3 of a composition on the Fenians.]

A "Nutshell" History of Ireland, from the earliest ages to the present time. / By A. M. Sullivan

'A breefe and methodicall relation of the moste cruell and tyrannical persecution, which the most Reverend and zelous prelat the Lord Bishoppe Joan O Cullinan Bishope of Raphoe suffers in Ireland of late'.

'A breeffe and true relation of the Archbishopps proceedings with Paul Harris'.

'A Fragment of 1916 History'.

'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'.

'Copia il Giorno della Nascita di Su Mta molto benigna. Sofia Carlotta Regina della Gran Brettagna a Sua Altezza Reale Il Principe Augusto d'Inghilterra'.

'Dimanda della natione fiaminga, per haver una Chiesa in Waterfordia'.

['Letter of Henry O'Neill, Ros', 6th March 1643.]

'Philippi O Sullevani Relationes Adversus Anglorum scriptorum vituperia in Hiberniam et Hibernos ex originali M.S'.

['Potato Digging in Ireland' Gardener’s Chronicle, vol. 18.]: Page 133

'Prigentio de Kersaintgily' [otherwise blank.]

'The form of the Oath of Abjuration'.

Collection of 19th century pamphlets, predominantly of Irish interest and covering a broad spectrum of subjects.

Collection of pamphlets relating to 19th century Irish social history, particularly the themes of education, health, famine, poverty, business and communications.

A collection of folklore and local history stories from A Cnoc Buí, Drom Dhá Liag (school) (Knockeenbwee Lower, Co. Cork), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Dd. Ó Ceallaigh.

[A description of the journey made to Ireland by Fr James Taaffe OFM and of his eventual recall to St Isidore's, Rome.]

[A list of 12 questions 'relating to ye interest of Ierland', St Isidore's College, Rome.]

[A list of the churches and the names of their patrons in the diocese of Derry.]

[A list of the first twenty-nine students of the Ludovisian College for Irish secular clergy, Rome.]

[A New Loyal Song in Memory of the Heroes Who fought at] Derry, Aughrim, and the Boyne

[A note written by the teacher Joseph P. Caron regarding the contents of pages 125 to 182 of the manuscript]

[A number of translated extracts, taken from unidentified annals, in John O'Donovan's hand.]

[A poem of four couplets, entitled: 'Enigma'.]