National schools (Drumgarley, &c.). Return to two orders of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 19 June and 9 August 1877;--for, copies "of all correspondence that has passed since the 1st day of January 1876, relating to the national schools of Drumgarley, Rakeeragh, and Tattenclave, in the county Monaghan, between the managers of said schools, the District Inspector, Colonel Lloyd (agent to Lord Rossmore), and the Commissioners of National Education:" "and, between the Rev. L. J. O'Neill, the right Reverend Dr. Donnelly (Roman Catholic Bishop of Clogher), and any other persons, and the Commissioners of National Education, during the same period, in any way relating to the said correspondence, or to any of the said schools." "Copy of a communication of the 9th day of July 1877, from Mr. John Lentaigne, one of the inspectors general of prisons in Ireland, to the Chief Secretary for Ireland, with copy of the official memorandum enclosed therein." [electronic resource].