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Letter from Maunsell, Mitchell & Co. Ltd., 73 Townsend St., Dublin, to G.R. Wade, 28 Fitzwilliam St., giving him a quotation for land drain pipes.

Receipts for payment of the County Cess in the Kilconnell Barony, issued by John Minton.

Receipt from John Flanagan to G.R. Wade, for £6.19.0 for saving 8½ acres of meadow in Newcastle.

Letter from Patrick Harney, Aughrim, to GR Wade again offering to take the lease on the property. He undertakes to do the repairs, which would be substantial as the gable of Loughnan's house is threatening to topple against his, and that it has to be taken down.

Letter from Patrick Harney, Aughrim, to GR Wade, saying that he is willing to take the property year by year or for a term, and that he is willing to offer security for his rent. He comments that others may offer more rent but be unable to pay it, and that the house is in very bad repair as thatched roofs are bad value.

Proposal from Thomas Curley, Aughrim, to Gustavus Wade offering to take the property of Michael Loughnan for the sum of £5.10.0, and offers references as to his character.

Letter from Patt Flanagan, Newcastle, to G Wade, stating that he would be grateful if he would give them the house in question as they have no good place for the children. He hopes he and his family are well, and that he would consider giving them the house even though he has refused once already.

Letter from Thomas Minton, Ballinvoher, stating that he has not heard from Mr Storey and does not want to go to law. He reminds Mr Wade that he never tried to damage his property as others did. He wants the portion of the land he received from him last year. He ends by hoping that his family is well.

Letter from Pat Minton, Aughrim Hill, to GR Wade, saying that Mr Storey had informed him as to how he stood in relation to the rents. He states that he had hoped to talk to him personally, and wants him to know that he is willing to do what he considers right. .

Letter from Pat Minton, Aughrim Hill, to GR Wade, enclosing £9 rent. He state that he is unable to pay the arrears at present but that he would be willing to do whatever Mr Wade considered correct. He states that he has very little stock on the Hill as he usually feeds them on the other place.