MS letter to Boyle, "Marvellous, wonderful, fantastic, formidable etc. etc. . . we all whooped and cheered and even happened to be delirious bubbly when shots of you on the back of a lorry flashed on the screen . . ." describing the scene of a rally at wh

MS letter to Kevin Boyle from [Conn] [ ] stating he was glad to be back at C.R.A. meetings again and outlines his thoughts on how to prevent residents having electricity cut off.

MS letter from Dan [ ], from an address in Brooklyn, New York, to Kevin Boyle and discusses preparation for legal case and also details of finances in position for taking on said case.

MS letter from O'Hare, Secretary, People's Democracy to [Boyle], "Dear Comrade" and outlines how [Boyle] is to be replaced on the Executive Committee of the People's Democracy as he has missed the last three meetings and notes how the absence "is in no do

Letter from the Rt. Hon. Lord Bingham of Cornhill, Lord Chief Justice of England, London, to Prof. Kevin Boyle, wishing him a happy new year and saying he has been relying heavily on Boyle's book, the Three Pillars of Liberty. Bingham is seeking extended

MS letter sent to Kevin Boyle from Mrs. A FitzSimons (Toal) who is speaking as a Newry, Co. Down, resident and wishes to discuss the effect the Troubles are having on the area. "I do not believe the C.R.A. is I.R.A. but I do believe that C.R.A. could talk

MS letter from Organising Secretary, Joe [S], to Kevin Boyle and enclosing a copy of the aims and objectives of the Northern Ireland Freedom and Justice Campaign. He adds, "A list of addresses of C.C.D.C., Ardoyne Relief Committee etc. would be of use to

Letter from H P Winslow, Mountain Mining Company to M M O'Shaughnessy. Winslow is writing to update O'Shaughnessy on the weather, which has affected progress on the grading work he is carrying out.

MS letter from Mrs. Janet Murray to the N.I.C.R.A. and is contacting them on the advice of the Campaign for Social Justice, in looking for information on the Orange Order as the N.I.C.R.A. have produced a pamphlet on the Orange Order.

MS letter received by the N.I.C.R.A. from John J. Fally, Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., and encloses £2 to support the cause of the N.I.C.R.A. and comments on how "I think there will be a lot of new members in the new Dáil. . .as I think Mr. Lynch and lots o