Terence MacSwiney L.Mayor Files Descriptive List (Ref. PR4)

PR4/6/ (FILE 6 )

72 Initialled copy letter from MacSwiney to Michael Collins, Minister for Finance, concerning the amount of potential revenue that may be derived from the renewal of licences. Urges him to put the matter to the necessary bodies before notices about the new Income Tax scheme are issued and encloses both his memo on the subject and a letter to C. O’hUigín (Kevin O'Higgins, Substitute Minister for Local Government) suggesting that a General Order be issued on the matter. Covering letter written in Irish. 5 July 1920 3pp 73 5 July 1920 See copy PR4/5/69 74 5 July 1920 See copy PR4/5/68 75 6 July 1920 See copy PR4/5/72 76 Resolution submitted by MacSwiney for re-appointing a locum tenens in the absence of any member of Dáil Éireann. Emphasises the great need for a locum tenens or substitute member in order to create a fully efficient administration and details that substitute members will not hold full rights but will be elected by their constituency. 6 July 1920 1p 77 Initialled copy letter from MacSwiney to Michael Buckley, National Cycle Club Cork, noting that patronage of sports has now been abolished and he therefore cannot act in this capacity for the Club. 6 July 1920 1p 78 Initialled copy letter from MacSwiney to the Very Reverend Father Sutherland, Limerick, apologising for not attending the proposed ceremony on account of a very heavy work schedule, thanking Father Sutherland for his safety concerns and wishing him every success with the festivities. 6 July 1920 1p 79 Initialled copy letter from MacSwiney to M. Walsh, Urban District Council Youghal, noting that his case should be tried in the District Court of East Cork and is not within MacSwiney's jurisdiction. 6 July 1920 1p 80 Initialled copy letter from MacSwiney to the Reverend Father Callanan C.C., Timoleague, County Cork, suggesting that his dispute should be tried in the local District Court, probably South Cork District Court and that a notice should be put

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