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Envelope detailing transfer of stock from William Lamb to Francis William Lamb.
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Envelope with inscription detailing its previous contents of a certificate for £2663-3-6 of consolidated stock transfered from William Lamb to Francis Lamb, and three certificates of a previous transfer of the same stock to William Lamb.
Letter from J G to William Lamb.
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Letter from J G to William Lamb.
Receipt from Walter Lexton to William Lamb.
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Receipt for a gold brooch and earrings purchased by William Lamb from Walter Lexton, Jeweller and Watchmaker at 118 Grafton Street, Dublin.
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Photograph of William Lamb as an old man, held within a glass and brass frame.
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Will of Margaret Lamb of 37 Clarinda, Mount Kingston, County Dublin.
Page of envelopes addressed to William Lamb, Mary Elizabeth Lamb, and Lizzie Fuller.
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Sheet of paper to which are attached: twelve envelopes addressed to William Lamb at Smithfield Convict Prison, Dublin, County Dublin; two envelopes and an address card of Miss Mary Elizabeth Lamb at 31 Grosvenor Place, Rathmines, County Dublin; and three envelopes sent from Adam Henry Fuller in Paraguay, to his mother Lizzie Fuller at Rockfield, Moate, County Westmeath.
Letters from John Rice Lamb to William Lamb.
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Eleven letters from John Rice Lamb at Dundalk Gaol (Jail), Dundalk, County Louth, to his nephew William Lamb at 6 Coyngham Road, Phoenix Park, County Dublin, as well as the Government Prisons Office, Smithfield, County Dublin.
Financial papers of William Lamb.
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Papers related to the finances of William Lamb.
Chapel ticket of William Lamb.
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Trinity College, Dublin, chapel ticket of William Lamb, signed by his tutor Reverend Robert Dixon.
Clippings collected by William Lamb.
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Collection of sixty-eight clippings from newspapers held together by a folded paper which reads, "4 May 1891 cuttings from newspapers".