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Two postcards of the Jesuit Retreat House at Tullabeg. 10 x 14cm.

File of bills and invoices belonging to Benjamin Bloomfield Trench.
Examples include a bill from William Bathurst of Belfast Coach Factory, Kennan and sons, John G. M'Gee from Belfast and Charles Chambers, 36 Dame Street, Dublin.

Correspondence and documents relating to the use of boats on the Grand Canal by students of St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg. Includes note by Fr John Joy SJ, Rector of Tullabeg (9 October 1933); note from Fr James McCann SJ to Fr John Joy SJ, Rector of Tullabeg referring to the restrictions on the use of boats and that his brother, James McCann (McCann Stock & Share broker) advises to sign the indemnity, and he will 'fix up the mater with the Board meeting to-day' (9 October 1933).

Handwritten valuation and certificate of valuations of the Union of Tullamore for townlands under the Digby Estate. Mainly Cappancur and Geashill but also townlands of Ballydownan, Ballyduff, Ballylevin, Cloncoher, Clonmore, Derrybeg, Newtown, Meelaghans, Killeenmore, and Ballinvally.

Various types of printed cards: advertisement cards ‘Intermediate Distinction List, 1880’ (c1880, 2 items); programmes for dramatic events held at the College (1883, 1884, 2 items) and ‘Fixtures of St. Stanislaus’ College’ Cricket Club (1884, 1 item).

Views of the exterior and grounds of the Jesuit House at Tullabeg. Various sizes. Colour.

Views of Tullabeg Superior and Consultors on the future of Tullabeg Retreat House.

Two letters from Bertha Turnor to Dora Trench.

In the letters she expresses concern about Dora , 'it was a great relief to hear you were better at this new place & i do trust it will continue. i have regretted much that i did not go with you, however by this new plan of Bennie's you will be well taken care of & not left alone at all'

Fr Provincial’s memos for Fr Superior and Fr Minister following his Visitation.

Largely empty, quarto volume into which the 4th Earl has stuck ‘puzzles’ and other jokes, one of the jokes being a characteristically illegible letter to him from Lord Ashbourne [Lord Chancellor of Ireland], c.1886-1903; and largely empty folio volume, dated 1823, but containing [a child’s?] ms copy of parts of the Book of Survey and Distribution for Co. Galway, [c.1880s?]