Correspondence regarding the legal action against the Irish Parliamentary Party by William O’Brien and D.D. Sheehan, O’Callaghan’s disappointment with how Richard Hazleton and Tom Kettle conducted their American tour, Edward M. Lahiff’s request to attend the Convention in Dublin on the self-government bill, the Irish Council Bill, resentment felt by the organisation in America at the actions of Thomas Esmonde, James O’Mara and C.J. Dolan. Correspondence also refers to the death of Augustus Saint-Gaudens and a copy of correspondence from Mrs Saint-Gaudens seeking a settlement of payment for her husband’s work on the Parnell monument.