Daniel MacCarthy Glas Collection- Descriptive List

Descriptive list of the Daniel MacCarthy (Glas) Collection

The invoice relates to the MacCarthy monument in Dunmanway Catholic Church and appears to amount to £39.

Reference:

PR70/C/2/68

Date:

11 March 1873

Title:

Page 190. Letter from Richard Caulfield, Royal Institution, Cork [Royal Cork

Institution] to Daniel MacCarthy (Glas), 11 March 1873. Level: Item

Extent: Part of:

PR70/C/2

Scope and Content: Includes references to discussion of the MacCarthy monument in Dunmanway Catholic Church by several Cork newspapers.

Reference:

PR70/C/2/69

Date:

1847-1879

Title:

Page 191 – 198. ‘The Last King of Munster’, article by Daniel MacCarthy. The article

is in four parts and has been cut from an unidentified newspaper or journal. Level: Item

Extent: Part of:

PR70/C/2

Scope and Content:

Reference:

PR70/C/2/70

Date:

1847-1879

Title:

Page 199. Newspaper cutting relating to Pope Benedict XI. Sourced from an

unidentified newspaper. Level: Item

Extent: Part of:

PR70/C/2

Scope and Content:

Reference:

PR70/C/2/71

Date:

11 June [?1867]

Title:

Page 200. Letter from James Anthony Froude, 5 Onslow Gardens [London, UK] to

Daniel MacCarthy, 11 June [?1867]. Level: Item

Extent: Part of:

PR70/C/2

Scope and Content: Froude thanks Daniel for sending him a copy of the “Kilkenny Journal” [?Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society] and discusses the history of Ireland in the latter half of the sixteenth-century. It is possible that the lett er relates to Daniel’s l etter to the editor of the ‘Nation’ newspaper published on 31 August 1867 [see newspaper cutting on pages 200 -202].

Reference:

PR70/C/2/72

Date:

31 August 1867

Title: Page 200 – 202. ‘Food of the Irish in Sixteenth Century’, letter to the editor of the ‘Nation’ newspaper by Daniel MacCarthy. This newspaper cutting was sourced from the ‘New Zealand Celt’ newspaper, but the letter was originally published in the ‘Nation’ on 31 August 1867.

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