Correspondence and papers relating to miscellaneous matters in Ireland, mainly despatches from M. Alfred Blanche, French Consul-General in Dublin, subjects include the Twelfth of July celebrations, and the sale of French publications in Ireland, 13 Jul. 1918-3 Dec. 1928.

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