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Benjamin Bloomfield Trench's school report from December 1857 to July 1858. The report lists the subject Benjamin took and also listed his grades. Two copies of a newspaper article which appeared in 'The Sporting Life' on 6 May 1888, discussing Benjamin Bloomfield Trench's accomplishment of walking 100 miles in twenty-five hours. Accident certificate issued by Dr Andrews. The certificate states that he attended to Benjamin Bloomfield Trench after a fall on board the R.M.S Doune Castle. Passage written by Benjamin Bloomfield Trench on the topic of death: 'Fate was bringing death. We were guarding. We were fortifying the city. The enemies were fleeing. The giants were throwing darts. They were concealing the treasures. The physicians were healing. The clouds were covering the moon. I will lead you. I will speak to you I will remain within. You will fare well.' Copy of 'A lecture on the history of the church of St. Mary of Ottery' delivered at the Church Institute on the 4th March 1897 by the Rev. F.B Dickinson, MA. Army and Navy Cooperative Society Shareholder's ticket. Catalogue of Antique and Modern furniture. 2 newspaper obituaries of Prebendary Webb Peploe.
– brief history of ‘The College of St. Stanislaus (formerly “Tullabeg”)’ in an unknown nineteenth century hand (1860s, 4pp) and – ‘Historia Collegii St.i. Stanislai Tulliolani in Hibernica per annos 1884 –5–6’ by Fr William Joseph Butler SJ (1 May 1886, 9pp).
Butler; William Joseph (1848-1907); Jesuit priest and teacher
Six Tullamore Hibernian Bank cheques from Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston to Cléonice Gamble, Constance Charlotte Lamb, Florence Gamble, Mister Brown, and Maria Blanche Plunkett-Johnston.
Letter from Robert Nicholson, curator of the Dublin Writers Museum at 18 Parnell Square North, Dublin, to Doctor Keith Lamb at Woodfield House, Clara, County Offaly. Nicholson inquired after the letters between Oliver St John Gogarty and Francis William Lamb, with the hope of acquiring them on loan for a six month exhibition for the fiftieth anniversary of Oliver St John Gogarty's death.
"An Introduction to Human Experimental Physiology", written by Doctor Francis William Lamb. Published by Longmans, Green and Company, 39 Patternoster Row, London. Contains annotations and inserted documents.
Documents relating to the retirement ceremony of John Rice Lamb, Governor of Smithfield Convict Prison. Contains: draft of John Rice Lamb's acceptance speech; receipt from West and Son to Francis Good for an engraved silver tea service; clipping of the presentation address and testimonial silver tea service presented by deputation to John Rice Lamb; testimonial to John Lamb.
