Twenty-nine letters from Edward Walsh of Dublin to John (O') Daly, bookseller of Kilkenny relating to the publication of some of the former's songs. With some verse by Walsh and an essay by him on Eoghan Ruadh O'Sullivan, the poet, 1843-1844. Also ten letters from John Keegan to Daly at Dublin on literary business and personal matters, 1846.

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