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Second letter to his brother about his work and news o the family.

Copy of entry in Baptismal Register of Parish of St. ANDREW de Fractis, Rome, of the baptism of John Chrysostom Charles Albany Michael Mary WATTS-RUSSELL, late rector of Mt. Argus,10th May 1848

St. Paul of the Cross: Hyland, Edward: copy translation of letter from the General, Bernard Silvestrelli, C.P., recording the gratitude of the Congregation to Prince Torlonia, who donated the altar for the chapel to which the body of our Holy Founder has been tanslated - he also cleared the debt which remained on the chapel. Bernard orders certain prayers to be said for the Prince. He describes the festivities on the occasion of the transfer. Attached is a letter from the Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neill, conveying information on the defection of Edward Hyland.

St. Joseph's (Anglo-Hibernian) Province: Annals:- Vol.1 from 1842 to 1862. This vol was prepared by Salvian Nardocci, C.P. .

St. Joseph's (Anglo-Hibernian) Province: Annals:- Vol. 2 from 1863 to 1870. This vol was prepared by Salvian Nardocci, C.P. .

Blessed Charles - Lives: - The Life Of Father Charles by Austin Bonner, C.P. Published Dublin 1893. Our late esteemed Archivist, Declan O'Sullivan has added a note to the title page which reads as follows: "For who was the actual author, see Nova Positio Super Vietutibus, P. Caroli, 1972 Part III". The actual author was Columban Tyne.

Hawke-SIms, C.P., Austin: oetitionn made by Austin Hawke-Sims, C.P. to the Bishop of Meath, (Dr. Thomas Nulty) for permission to use a facullty granted to petitioner by Rome, 19.06.1863 to erect the Stations of the Cross in the private oratory of Mary Leonard, Kells. Permission granted.

1850007 Donnon, C.P., Bro. Casimir: account (source not known) of the funeral at St. Anne's, Sutton of Bro. Casimir Donnon, C.P., who died on 04.04.1895 aged 78. He had been with Blessed Dominoc in the early years in England.

Hubert Carruth, C.P., - This item is in fact a volume in tooled leather binding containing 10 black and white photographs of an illuminated address designed and executed by Hubert Carruth and presented by his students (their signatures being on photograph 10) to their Lector, Benedict Donegan, on the occasion of their ordination on 04/06/1898. It has a MS note by Hubert, written in June, 1923 (the Silver Jubilee year), relating that the orignal was executed in his spare time over two years while preparng for ordination and that each page, when completed, was shown to the Dublin art students with explanations and a lecture by Sir John Gilbert. At the time of the Silver Jubilee the original was in the possession of Benedict's brother, Thomas Donegan, Springfield Road, Belfast.