Liam de Róiste Papers Descriptive List Ref. U271

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Tomás

Phone the Bishop soon and make an appointment for four o’ clock

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Reference:

U271/H/1/B/2/D

Date:

29 Mar 1920

Title: MS. letter from [William] Wedgewood Benn [MP] to 'Dear Mr, de Róiste'. He is obliged for the letter, and notes 'how painful the whole subject is to some of us in England'. Level: Item Extent: 1p Part of: U271/H/1/B/2 Scope and Content:

Reference:

U271/H/1/B/2/E

Date:

Sep 1920

Title: Level:

Donal O'Callaghan [Deputy Lord Mayor]

sub-series

Extent: Part of:

3 items

U271/H/1/B/2

Scope and Content:

Reference:

U271/H/1/B/2/E/1

Date:

2 Sep 1920

Title: Letter from Domhnaill Ó Ceallachain (Donal O'Callaghan), deputy Lord Mayor of Cork, Lord Mayor's Room, City Hall, to 'A Liam, A Chara', Liam de Róiste TD, 3 Adam Street, Adelphi Strand, London WC 2. Level: Item Extent: 1p Part of: U271/H/1/B/2/E Scope and Content: Apologizes to de Róiste and Professor Stockley for not sending money sooner, encloses an order for £40. He urges them to remain on until the finish which cannot be very far off [reference to hunger strike of Terence MacSwiney]. There is nothing to report about the prisoners [in Cork Gaol], but 4 or 5 of the worst may collapse and die at any moment.

Reference:

U271/H/1/B/2/E/2

Date:

nd [c1920]

Title: MS. letter from Donal [O’Callaghan], to 'Dear Liam', Liam de Róiste. He got back safely this evening, it must have been lively in town, for all the stories he heard. Mrs Fawsitt paid a surprise visit. He is taking the Youghal train. He encloses slips from Mrs.

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