CONTB.iPORARY DOCUMENTS.

This register has been compiled for the ose of recording

Contemporary Documents received in the Bureau. Properly speaking, the

description "Contemporary Documents" should be limited to those created

or already in existence during the period mentioned in the terms of

reference of the Bureau, that is to say, prior to the end of 1921.

It was suggested by members of the Advisory Committee, however, that

this category should be extended to include any document which was in

existence prior to the establishment of the Bureau on the 1st January

1947, and that is the meaning which, in practice, is to be read into the

term "Contemporary Documents" wherever it occurs, or in relation to the

records of the Bureau.

While many documents were presented singly, there were collections

of various sizes; but whatever the nature, size or documentary content

of any individual contribution, it was treated as a single item for the

purpose of immediate registration, and recorded in this register, with

a serial number preceded by the letters CD. (i.e. Contemporary Documents

In addition to the registration and numbering of each Collection as

a single contribution, the individual documents in those collections which comprise more than two, and in some cases three documents, are

listed and numbered seriatim in an appendix to this Register, in

appropriate groups or classifications determined by subject, period or other inherent relationship, each such collection being the subject of a separate appendix related to it by the registered number. In the result, some of the large collections, each registered in this Register as a single item, are represented in the appendices by numbered entries runnir cases, i .1 rta,195 s

U List ox" other Repositories where Material dealing with the Movement for Independence, 1913-1921, and the period following the end of 1921, is deposited s-

Mational Library of , Kildare St. . National Museum of Ireland, m m m Public Record Office, . Department of An Taoisigh, Government Buildings, Dublin. Department of Justice, " • - « Dubli* City Libraries, hearse St. Dublin, (City Librarian- Chief Cataloguer) Mue-ua, Kilmainhaa, Dublin. Army Archives, Intelligence Branch, G.H.Q.,?arkgate, Dublin. Christian Brothers School, North Richmond St, Dublin, (Rev. Brother Allen) Franciscan fathers, Dun Mhuire, Killiney, Co,Dublin. (Rev. Father Cathaldus,u.F. Cistersiftn Abbey, Mount St.Joseph, Roscrea, Co.Tipperary. (Rev.Fr. Benignus,0.Cist.) Cistercian Abbey, Mount Melleray, Cappoquin, Co.tfaterford.

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Group 1.

COLONEL WARBURTON PAPERS

Nos. C.D. 1/1/1, etc.

Corering Note dated 7.9.1922 to the undermentioned documents signed "by Miss Sinead Mason, confident ial typist to General Michael Collins, with explanatory note endorsed on it hy the Director of the Bureau of Military History.

Letter dated 1st June 1914, from to Colonel y/arburton re need for a good officer for the Corps of the - (a) Photostat of actual letter with two typed copies, (h) Explanatory letter re (a) dated 22.3.1947, from Denis McCulloxigh to Mr. Sean Collins. (c) Copy note "by Director of the Bureau of Military History, 6.5.1947, re wish of Mr. Sean Collins that the original of document (a) should "be released to Mr. McCullough. (d) Copy letter, 21.5.1947, from Director of the Bureau to Mr. McCullough sending him the original of document (a). (e) Copy letter, 21.5.1947, from Director of Bureau to Mr. Collins re (d).

3 Letter from Laurence J. Kettle to Colonel V/arhurton, 10.6.1914, re the Irish Volunteers.

4 Letter from Colonel Warburton to Roger Casement, 3.6.1914, expressing willingness to go to Belfast to train the Irish Volunteers.

5 Letter from Colonel Warburton to Michael Collins, 21.8.21, commenting on developments in Ireland and sending him the three letters Nos. 2(a), 3, 4.

6 Post Card from Colonel Warburton to Michael Collins, 26.8.21, permitting Michael Collins to retain the letters referred to under No. 5 above.

group 2.

THE , 1918.

No. CD. 1/2/1.

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group 3.

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT B.L. BROY/N, IN IRELAND 1920.

No. CD, 1/3/1 >

Correspondence "between Michael Collins and parents of Lieutenant B.L. Brown, November 1921 to May 1922.

Group k»

BRITISH MILITARY REGULATIONS.

Nos. C«D«lA/l etc.

Orders for Internment Camps in Ireland.

Restoration of Order in Ireland - Regulations. Instructions relating to Courts of Inquiry held in lieu of inquests.

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Group 5.

PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA.

Sub-group A - Published in Ireland.

Nos. C.D.1/5/A.1 etc.

1 "The Difficulty" by Professor Eoin McNeill.

2 "The Constructive Work of Da*il ]£ireann - National Police and Courts of Justice"

3 "" Vol. 5, No. 88, 3.10.1921. Vol. 6, No. 9, 1.11.1921.

Sub-group E. - Published i n itain Nos. C.D.1/5/B.1 etc.

"The Conspiracy against Religion" 28.k»1921.

"The Terror in Action" by J.L. Hammond.

Sub-Group C. - Published in U.S.A.

Nos. C.D.1/5/C.1 etc.

1 "The " "by . 2 "The Foundation of the of Ireland" "by E. de Valera. 3 "The Peace Negotiations in Ireland" "by J.C. Y/alsh k "First Loan of the Elected Government of the " Outline of Instructions. 5 "What's Wrong with Ireland" "by John Hampden Bright. 6 "What Great Americans have said of Ireland" "by Franklin Adams Washington. 7 "A Letter from the Earl of Westmoreland, British Viceroy of Ireland, to the Prime Minister of " 18th Jan. 1792. 8 "Ireland's Importance to the Y/orld" by Lincoln Colcord

O.K. Chesterton, The ljQW Republic. 9 Mary MacSwineyrs Address at the Civic Auditorium, Sari Francisco, 10.3.1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52C. APPENDIX TO

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Group 5*

PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA.

Sub-Group C - Published in U.S.A. Contd.

10 Address delivered "by Miss Mary MacSwiney in the Athenaeum, New Orleans, 25.2.1921.

11 "An Ulster Republican" by Rev. J.A.H. Irwin.

12 "Ireland's Fight for Independence" Address of Miss Mary MacSwiney, Chicago, 7.2.1921.

13 "Irish Councils for Irish Freedom".

Ik "Is there a Republic in Ireland?" by H.I\T. Braisford

15 "The Wealth of the Cecils" by Henry William Pisher

16 "Ireland" by Katherine Hughes

17 "England's War on Irish Industry" Reprint from the "Irish Homestead" 18th Dec. 1920

18 "The Background of the " by

Group 6.

ADDRESSES TO THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND C 0NGR3SS 1918-1921

Nos. CD. 1/6/1 etc.

The Irish Question. Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives, sixty-fifth.'congress, third session, on H.J. Res. 357, requesting the Commissioners Plenipotentiary of the of America to the International Peace Conference to present to the said conference the right of Ireland to freedom, independence and self-determination.

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SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 7«

THE ANGLO-IRISH TRUCE AND PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, 1921.

Nos. CD.3-/7/1*etc.

No Rent Manifesto, 2nd , copy letter from 0/C. Kerry Brigade to This document is contained, Minister of Home Affairs. in a foolscap folder marked "Truce Cases" in the handwriting of Draft provisions as to ratification of the Treaty in handwriting of Michael Michael Collins. Collins - undated.

3 Draft proclamation dated 5th October 1921, re continuance of the Truce. The source of this document is not indicated. k Da*il firearm - official correspondence relating to the Peace Negotiations June-September 1921 - Oct. 1921.

5 Confidential monthly report of the County Inspector, R.I.C. of Co. Meath, for month of October 1921 - 2nd Nov. 1921.

6 Population and Religions in six N.E. - Note in Michael Collins's handwriting.

Group 8.

PRESS AND PRESS CUTTINGS. Nos. CD* 1/8/1 etc.

"Sinn Fe*in" - April-June 1913 (Cuttings) Irish Broadsheets (Ballads) II to XI (Nos. I and VIII missing).

"The Roscommon Herald'; 6.2*.1918 (Cutting) Arrest and trial of Michael Collins for alleged speech at Legga.

T 3 " ; 19th August 1921, (cutting) "Michael Collins, The Sword of Sinn plin".

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Group 9.

UNCLASSIFIED.

Nos. CD. 1/9/1 etc.

1 Constitution of the Irish Volunteers - undated.

f 2 Typed unsigned note, l6#3. 21, re Lord Mayor of A/C.1/5U3.

Irish Self-Determination League.

3 List of 5 names.

k Two photos of shells.

Group 10.

Bureau notes and correspondence relating to the documents in Mr. Sean Collins's colle ction. DSTAILS 0 F

0. D. 2

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DIARIES 0? GENERAL MICHAEL COLLINS

Photostats

Nos. C.D. I t y

1 6th January to 31st December 1918.

2 January 1st - June 29th, 1919. With duplicate

3 June 30th - December 31st, 1919. do, do.

4 January 1st - June 29th, 1920.

5 June 30th - December 31st, 1920.

6 12th October - 31st December, 1921.

7 Receipt dated 9th May 1949, from Mr. S. Collins for the originals of the documents.

Note: The originals of these diaries were returned by the Bureau to the donor on 9th May 1949.

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Group 1.

RISING OF EASTER WEEK, 1916.

Nos. CD. 4/1/1 etc.

1. Irish War News - 25th April, 1916;

(a) Typescript copy of P.H. Pearse' s communique published in "The Irish War News";

(b) Original machine proof of "The Irish War News", certified (c) Photostat of (b);

t«) Facsimile of "Irish Vfar News"; (e) Photostat of (a).

2. P.H. Pearse's message to the citizens of Dublin - typescript copy.

3. Irish Republic - War Bulletin - 28th April, 1916:

(a) Original - certified., by Joe Stanley in manuscript

(b) do. do. but with date-68 ,apparently a jroof; (c) Photostat of (a);

(d) Receipt from Joseph J. Bouch, National Library of Ireland, 12th April,1935, for two copies of the Bulletin on loan for purpose of record and research;

4. "The Republican Proclamation of Easter Week 1916" by Jos. J. Bouch, a paper read 25th March, 1935, Bibliographical Society of Ireland, Vol. V., No. 3.

5. Letter from Liam Tannam, Eon. Sec. Easter Week (Memorial Committee), 10th March,1956, re part taken by Joe Stanley in zne riismg:

(a) Signed original in m.s;

(b) Typescript copy of (a).

6. Printer for a Republic:

(a) Galley proof of article endorsed in J.M. Stanley*s handwriting " ? Easter Week Press April/toy, 1936;" (b) Part of draft of (a) in typescript. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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Press Cuttings;

"The 1916 Proclamation", report of No. 4 above "Irish Press 26.3.1935;

"Pearse papers for Museum" do. 6.8.1941;

"The National Collection" do. 7.8.194*;

"Spectator's Leader Page Parade" - comment on Joe Stanley, "" 28.3.1942; Letter from Piaras Beaslai re editorship of"An t6glagh", "Irish Independent" 30.3.1942;

"Letter from Joe Stanley do. do. "Irish Independent" 31.3.1942;

"Spectator's Leader Page Parade" - ref. to Joe Stanley as a cinema owner, "Irish Independent" 8.-4*1942; Letter from Joe Stanley re editorship of "The Spark" - Irish Independent" 9 ,4.1942; "The Irish War News" - article in "An Irishman's Diary", "Irish times" 17.4.1942.

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Group 2,

VOLUNTEER CONVENTION 1917 - mil FES TO 22nd HAY, 1917

Nos. CD. 4/2/1 etc.

1. Draft Manifesto - m.s. unsigned, with photostat copy.

2. Printer's proof corrected and date inserted in handwriting of Michael Collins, with photostat copy.

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Group 5.

CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTABLE PERSONS.

Nos. CD. 4/5/1 etc.

Draft of ticket for ceilidh mh6r, Irish Volunteers, Inchicore, initialled S. Mac D. ? (Sean MacDermott). (Draft is on back of a ticket for Annual G.A.A. Congress, 12.4.1914). N.B. Joe Stanley's wife, nee Miss Walker, was an Abbey Theatre actress.

Letter, Thomas McDonagh, 31.7.1914, to Miss Walker, re plays.

M.S. draft of 4 posters dated 1915.

Letter, 3.12.1915, from P.H. Pearse re Christmas cards.

Correspondence with George Bernard Shaw, 28.3.1916 to 3.4.1916, re seizure of copy of "Plays for Puritans".

Letters, June - December, 1916, from Fred. J. Allan (National Aid and Volunteer

Dependents1 Fund).

Letter, 8.7.1916, from Thomas J. Cullen, Irish National Aid Association.

Letter, 28.8.1917, from Rory O'Connor enclosing cheque and receipt, with a copy acknowledgement 30.8.1917. Correspondence, June-July, 1918, with Fr. Michael 0'Flanagan re meeting on behalf

of Irish Prisoners1 Fund.

Letter, 12.7.1918, from Thomas Johnson re publication of his portrait.

Two M.S. letters from Michael Collins and order for handbills, 7.6.1917

Letter, 19.7.1922, from Major General Sean MacEoin acknowledging receipt of letter,

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Group 4.

. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS, 1917 and 1918.

Nos. CD. 4/4/1 etc.

1. Longford - 1917. Candidature of Joseph McGuiimess. Circular letter of Standing Committee.

2. - 1917. Y/illiam T. Cosgrave - Poster.

3. East Clare, Belfast, South Down - Eamon de Valera - Copy letter to Standing Committee Undated. 4. Parliamentary By-Election Leaflets:

(a) Are you a partitionist?

(b) "Redmond's Advice".

5. General Election 1918. Circular letter - Sinn Fein, 14.9.1918, enclosing revised scheme for elections. 6. do. Circular letter - Sinn Fein, 21.9.1918. Meeting of Directors, 23.9.1918. 7. "Dean Ryan's masterly analysis of Sinn Fein".

8. Copy letter published in "Freeman's Journal" 5.10.1918, from Father David Humphreys, Killenaule. "Will the Irish people commit national suicide". 9. Appointment of Joseph Stanley as Sub-Agent for , 14.6.1918. 10. Statutory Declaration of Secrecy signed by Joseph Stanley, 15.6.1918. 11. List of polling places in the County of Louth. Undated.

Group 5.

SINN FfcCN.

Nos. CP. 4/5/1 etc.

1. "Objects and Means" - undated.

2. Musgail do Mhisneach a Bhanba - Conscription.

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Group 6.

PUBLICATIONS.

Nos. CD. 4/6/1 etc.

"The Leader"

Vol. 1, No. 21, 19th Jaauary, 1901.

"Sinn Fein"

No. 187, Vol. 4, new series, No. 377 old series, 30th August, 1913;

No. 189, Vol. 4, new series, No. 379 old series, 13th September, 1913;

No. 196, Vol. 4, new series, No. 386 old series, 1st November, 1913.

"Nationality"

Vol. 1, No. 15, 25th September, 1915;

Vol. 1, No. 2, (new series), 24th February, 1917;

Vol. 1, No. 39, (new series), 10th November, 1917;

Vol. 2, No. 40, (new series), 16th November, 1918.

"Honesty"

Vol. 1, No. 11, 25th December, 1915;

No. 14, 15th January, 1916;

No. 15, 22nd January, 1916;

No. 22, 11th March, 1916;

Vol. 1, No. 2, new series, 7th March, 1925.

"The National Hibernian" (Later "The Hibernian").

Vol. 1, No. 3, May, 1915 - "The National Hibernian";

Three odd copies 1915, 1916 - "The Hibernian".

"The Spark"

Vol. 11, No. 48, 2nd January, 1916;

Vol. Ill, No. 62, 9th April, 1916;

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Group 6.

PUBLICATIONS.

7. "An Gaedheal" Vol. 1, No. 5, 26th February, 1916.

Vol. 1, No. 6, 24th March, 1916.

8. "Irish Opinion" Vol. 1, No. 4, 8th July, 1916. \ s 9. "The Irish Citizen" Vol. 4, No. 38,July, 1916.

10 "Gaelic Athlete"

Vol. IX, No. 238, 22nd July, 1916.

No. 240, 5th August, 1916.

11 • "New Ireland" ("Ar n-&Lre). Vol. 11, No. 69, 9th Sept. 1916 to No. 77, 28th Oct. 1916 (incomplete).

Vol. Ill, Ho. 7, 23rd December, 1916.

Vol. IV., No. 2, 19th May, 1917.

No. 8, 30th June, 1917.

Vol. Vll, No. 12, 25th January, 1919.

12. "The Phoenix" Vol. 1, No. 2, 16th December, 1916.

13. "An t-6glach" Vol. 1, No. 1, 15th Aug. 1918, to Vol. 1, No. 12 - undated - (incomplete).

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Group 6.

PUBLICATIONS.

14, "The Red Hand"

Vol. 1, No. 1, 12th July, 1919. 15 "Misneach"

No. 35, 17th July, 1920.

No. 42, 4th September, 192C.

16. "Iris an Fhainne"

No. 11, August, 1920.

17. "fcire 6g" ("")

Vol. 5, No. 32 (new series (a)), 4th September, 1920

Vol. VI, No. 5 (new series (a)), 26th February, 1921,

Group 7.

BALLADS. 1. "The Home Coming" - MS. signed by Alice Milligan.

2. "Heroes and Martyrs" - MS. on House of Commons notepaper signed Constance de Markievicd 25rd November, 1917, with printed fragment of poem. 3. "Roger Casement" - poem in MS. Handwriting similar to that of Joseph Stanley. .

4. Fragment of MS. music.

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Group 8.

PICTURES.

1. "A Dublin Barricade 1916".

2. "The Birth of 1916".

3. "J.J. Heuston executed", 8th May, 1916.

4. "Declaration of Ireland's Representatives, Mansion House, Dublin, 18.4.18" (anti Conscription).

5. "His Easter Offering"

(a) Original drawing;

(b) Reproduction - monochrome;

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Group 9.

CIVIL WAR - 1922-24,

Proclamation to the People of Drogheda, 3.5.1922 - Poster.

"The truth about the I.R.A. in the West" from 28th June, 1922.

The

War Issue No. 11, 27th July, Seventh year of the Republic (1922)

The Nation

5th December, Seventh year of the Republic (1922).

Irish Worker

3rd August, 1924.

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Group 10.

UNCLASSIFIED.

1. Handbill - appeal for woollen mufflers for prisoners in .

2. The Croke Memorial Football Final, Jones Road, Dublin, 29.6.1913.

3. Programme of concert in aid of prisoners interned in Frongoch, 5.11.1916, Dublin.

4. do. do. England, 10.12.1916, Cork.

5. Two years of English Atrocities in Ireland, 1917-18.

6. "Suppressed by Censor" - printed text of letter initialled J.J.B., 22.1.1918,

sent to a Dublin daily paper and not published. 7. Conscription Pledge 1918. 8. Art Depot:

(a) Note re sale of printing machines to Mr. Mitchell, 18.12.1917;

(b) Closing order, 24.9.1918, statement certified by J.M. Stanley, 19.4.'47;

(c) Claim for compensation for raids and dismantling of Art Depot &

9. Gaelic Press (unsigned statement)*

10. Manuscript notes endorsed "Fr. 0'Flanagan". Permit authorising Aid.Stanley & Misses Gibney to An Dail, 7.1.1922, signed 11. by Padraig 6 Caoimh & Art 6 Griobhtha. Manuscript draft of Memoriam Card "Pray for the soul of Roger David Casement" 12. (undated, unsigned). "And Righteous men shall make our land a nation once again" - text of lecture or article endorsed 0 • Flanagan, M 13. Election of Senators to the Parliament of Southern Ireland - notice re nomination papers, 6.5.1921. 14. "Overtaxation of Ireland** - pamphlet undated. 15. Christmas card with reproduction of painting of 1916 - undated. X6O46.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE £° C.D. REGISTER

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CD. 5.

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Group 1,

RISING OF KAST3R 1916.

1. iffemoriam Card, Joseph Mary Plunkett, following his execution on 4th .

2. Print of sketch of Joseph Mary Plunkett, June 1916.

3. Photograph of Joseph Mary Plunkett, and two other people, with explanation by his sister, Mrs. Geraldine Dillon, 8.7.48.

4. Irish Life, 12 Hay 1916 - Record of the Irish Rebellion of 1916.

5. Irish Life, 12 Hay 1916 - second edition.

6. Dublin After The Six Days' Insurrection.

7. Report of Royal Commission, 2S September 1916, Cd. 8376, on the arrest and subsequent treatment of Mr. Francis Sheeny Skeffintgon, Mr. Thomas Dickson and Mr. Patrick James Hclntyre.

8. Casement & The Rising, by Geraldine Plunkett

9. Newspapers & Press Cuttings, May-June 1916.

10. Receipt for hotel expenses of Count G.N. Plunkett at Rome, 13th to 17th April 1916, together with two photostat copies thereof.

NOTE: - See also No. 6, Group 8 this collection, i.e."Letters from Count Plunkett, 13 May 1916 and 18 May 1916, to his daughter, Geraldine Dillon, from Richmond Barracks, Dublin.* X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 2.

THE IRISH NATION LEAGUE. 1916. Objects & Provisional Constitution.

Appeal to the People of Ireland, 5/8/16.

Letter from Acting Hon. Secretary to , Ph.D., 3/8/17.

Group 5.

NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.

The Republic, Vol. 1, 13 Dec. 1906 - 16 May 1907.

Irish Volunteer Poster, 10 April 1915.

The Republic Vol. 1, No. 1, 21 June 1919. Vol. 1, No. 10, 23 Aug. 1919.

Sinn Fein Daily, Vol. 1, No. 39, 8 Oct. 1909.

Fainne An Lae - No. 1113, 23 Aug. 1919. No. 1114, 30 Aug. 1919. No. 1116, 13 Sept. 1919.

An Stoc - Nos. 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, Aug. 1919 -May 1920.

Nationality - Vol. 3, 16 & 30 Aug. 1919 and 13 Sept. 1919.

New Ireland - Vol. 5, No. 3, 24/11/1917. Vol. 5, No. 10, 12/ 1/1918. Vol. 8, No. 17, 30/8/1919.

Bean Na hEireann Vol. II., Nos. 22-23, Dec. 1910 - Jan. 1911.

The Irish Citizen Vol. 4, No. 28, July 1916 - Memorial Number.

An Lochrann No. A47, February 1920.

An Sgeal Nua No. 1 (), Easter 1920.

Sgeal Nua Na Gaillimhe - No. 5 (), 2 Sept. 1922.

The Academy - No. 2043, July 1911. X6046.1402 M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO

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SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

Group 4. PALIPiiL-aTS All J) LEAFLETS.

1. Issued by Sinn Fein (including scheme of organisation and rules, etc.

2. Issued by Cumann Leigheacht an Phobail.

3. Miscellaneous.

4. Issued by organisations and individuals in Britain.

Group 5.

MANSION HOUSE COL: :?T3E, 1917, AND LIBERTY LEAGUE.

1. Agenda for Meeting, 19 April 1917.

2. Liberty League membership card & Pamphlet - aims and provisional rules.

3. Statement MS., signed by nine members re presentation to the Peace Congress of Ireland's claim to Independence.

4. Typescript statement, unsigned, undated, re No. 3., above.

5. Draft of Memorandum and Rules, together with galley proof, re holding of plebiscite as proposed in No. 2., above.

6. Manuscript statement, together with typed copy, issued by Committee, 18/5/1917.

7. Letter of resignation from Committee, signed by William C*Brien, 28/5/1917.

8. Photostat copy of letter, dated 7 June 1917, from P. 0 Caoimh, Runaidhe, Sinn Fein National Council, to Dr. Dillon, Hon. Sec, Mansion House Committee - agreement to set up temporary Provisional 2&ecutive to organise Sinn Fein Clubs.

9. Letter from Fr. Ml. 0'Flanagan, 7 July 1917, to Dr. Dillon, enclosing draft of an appeal for funds.

10. Letter from Fr. Ml. O'Flanagan, 24 July 1917, to Dr. Dillon, suggesting a mission to U.S.A.

11. List of 20 names on paper, headed, "Sinn Fein - The National Council", undated.

12. Minute Book, 3 May 1917, to 7 June 1917.

13. Draft booklet for collection of signatures, appealing to the Peace Congress. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE

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3.

DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 6.

WRITINGS OF THE DCI70R. MRS. GERALDINE DILLON% AND HSR FATHER, COUNT PLUNKETT.

By Mrs. Dillon:

"The Battle Is Over, 1913-1916" - typescript, 1-580 pages.

"The Battle Is Over, 1913-1916" - revision of No. 1., typescript, 1-594 pages (pp. 5, 6, 8, 343-54 missing). MS. "The 3attle Is Over, 1913-1916" - apparently basis of No. 1., pp. 1-326 (pp. 5, 6, 8, 343-54 missing.}

MS. "Before The Flood" and 6 pages typescript - apparently part basis of No. 1.

MS. "The Ireland I Lived In", pp. l-115c.

MS. notes, miscellaneous - some chronologies.

Typescript, "Easter Monday 1916", 5 pages.

typescript, "The Irish Volunteers", pp. 1-257, and 1-68.

MS. "Dance In Prettystown Smith", and typescript article and plans for plays.

Explanatory letter, 11/2/1949, from donor to Secretary of Bureau.

Letter from , 26/3/1936, to Mrs. Dillon re article about By Count Plunkett: Article, "The " - MS. and galley proof; by Count Plunkett.

Group 7.

PRESS CUTTINGSt gPg.

ocrap Book - Collection of Press Cuttings, Pamphlets, etc*

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SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 8.

UNCLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS.

1. Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland - card issued to John Quinn, 8 July 1844.

2. "Our Legion Of Honour" - a record of the victims of the Coercion Act 1881.

3. Letter, 4 April 1911, from R. O'Connor, Montreal, to Dr. Thomas Dillon.

4. "La Reception A Paris Des Deputes Irlandais Par Les Deputes Francais, A Paris, 1915".

5. National Registration Act 1915 (Ireland) - Forms for Males and Females. 6. Letters from Count Plunkett, 13 May 1916 and 18 Kay 1916, to his daughter, Geraldine Dillon, from Richmond Barracks, Dublin.

7. Irish National Aid & Volunteers' Dependants' Fund - Catalogue of Gift Sale, 20/21 April 1915. 8. Letter-card, 22 Jan. 1917, from Labhras Mac Fionnghail (, LLP.) to Dr. Kathleen Lynn.

9. Letter-card, 24 July 1917, from M. O'Flanagan (Rev.) to Dr. Dillon.

10. Composite letter, 10 May 1917, apparently from members of the Plunkett family, 26 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin, to "Dear George".

11. Admission ticket to officers' meeting, Irish , 27 May 1917, endorsed signature, Maurice Moore. 12. Neostyled copy of letter from Philip J. MacMahon, 4 Sept. 1917, re his courtmartial. 13. Card of admission to graveside of , 30 Sept. 1917. 14. Letter, 21 Oct. 1917, to Dr. Tom Dillon from R. O'Connor, Toronto. 15. Circular letter, 7 Dec. 1917, from and , re first meeting of Ard Comhairle of Sinn Fein on 19 Dec. 1917.

16. Letter, 22 Feb. 1918, from Gloucester Jail (unsigned) on meeting between the Governor and Irish prisoners, re outbreaks of illness.

17. Neostyled copy letter, 25 Feb. 1918, from Lloyd George to Sir on the "Irish Convention".

18. Typed notice, 21 March 1918, signed, Austin Stack & Darrell Figgis, Hon. Secretaries - meeting of Standing Committee of Sinn F6in on 23 March 1918. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. C-52B APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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Group 8

UNCLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS (CONTD.

Three letters from Peter McBrien to Dr. Dillon, 15/10/1916, 22/5/1918, and one undated,

Arrest and internment of Dr. Thomas Dillon. Internment Order 17/5/1918. Three letters from Mrs. Dillon to the Governor, Gloucester Gaol, each with notes by Governor thereon.

Ticket of admission to first session of Dail fiireann, 21 Jan. 1919, issued to Count Plunkett.

Letter, 3 March 1919, from H. Boland to Mrs. Dillon.

Death of Pierce McCann, March 1919 - letter and three telegrams.

Admission ticket for Dr. T. Dillon to Sinn FSin Ard Fheis, 8 .

Admission ticket to public session of Dail Sireann, 9 May 1919.

Neostyled copy of Report on Conditions in Ireland, with demand for investigation by the Peace Conference, Paris, 3/6/1919. f , , Letter from Li am 0'B[(0 Buachalla?), 9/1/1920, from Belfast Gaol to Dr. T. Dillon. Committee of Inquiry into the Resources and Industries of Ireland - letter from Darrell Figgis, 24 April 1920.

Irish Volunteers - Rifle Target.

Letter from Professor Mahaffy, Provost of Trinity College, Oct. 9th (no year),

re Dr. A.H. McNeill.

Cartoon by (Mrs. Jos . M.Plunkett) - "The Napoleon of Surgery".

Letter, undated, from Alice Milllgan, Sinn Fein, 6 Harcourt St., to Dr. Dillon.

Ballad - "A Bucket Of The Mountain Dew".

Ballad - "The Dead Who Died for Ireland".

Postcard - Conscription 1918. Handbill, Hardwioke Street Theatre, 10 May 1919. NOTE: A photostat copy of "The Galway Express" Special Issue, Thursday, 9th September, 1920, registered in the first instance under CD. 191, was subsequently attached to W.S. 424. DETAILS OF

CD. 6.

CKILDSRS COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. .D. 6. NAME OF DONORMi ...Erskine Childers.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 1

EASTER WEEK 1916.

1. Statement in manuscript, dated 8th April, 1922, by Misa May Murray,

on her experiences as a courier attached to G.P.C. Garrison,

faster V/eek, 1916.

2. Statement in manuscript, dated 9th April, 1922, by Lili Ni Braonain,

on her experiences in the national movement from 1913 to, and

including Easter Week, 1916. Miss 0 Braonain was a member of

Cumann na mBan, and was attached to Marrowbone Lane Garrison. X6046 56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltci. G52B APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 2

IRISH BRIGADE, , 1916

List, in the handwriting of Mrs. M.A. Childers, of twenty-one documents received by her husband, Mr. Erskine Childers, fron Michael Patrick Kehoe, a member of the Irish Brigade, together with a receipt, at end of list, froi.. Mr. Kehoe, for the sum of £50 paid to him on 30th July, 1921, for the documents.

One manuscript letter, in pencil, dated 30th July, 1921, addressed to Mr. Childers by Arthur Griffith, authorising the purchase of the documents in the above mentioned list.

Photograph of Roger Casement, April 17th, 1915.

One manuscript letter, dated 5th November, 1915, addressed to Sergt. Major (? M.P. Kehoe) by R. Monteith, Comdt., 1.3.

One Urlaubs-Karte, Irish Brigade, dated 4th February, 1916, bearing the name, Feldwebel Kehoe, and signed by General Major Schneidir.

One post-card, in manuscript, dated 9 April, 1915, addressed to Corporal Kehoe by Sir Roger Casement, Eden Hotel, Berlin.

One facsimile letter, No. 1, undated, in manuscript, signed by M. de C. Findlay, British Legation, Christiania, Norway, offering the sum of £5,000 to Adler Christensen, for information leading to capture of Casement.

One facsimile, Mo. 2, of extracts from letter, dated, Sunday, 26 I "arch 1916, Ilunich, and bearing the initials, "R.C.".

One facsimile, No. 3, in manuscript, undated and unsigned. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,OOO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 2. (Contd.)

IRISH BRIGADE GST AIT. 1916.

11. One facsimile, No. 4, in manuscript, dated 20 Dec. 1915, unsigned.

12. One facsimile, No. 5, in manuscript, dated Monday, 13 March 1916, and initialled, "R.C.".

13. One facsimile, No. 6, in manuscriut, dated Sunday, 26 March 1916, and initialled, "R.C.".

14. One facsimile, No. 7, in manuscript, dated 26 March 1916, Munich, and initialled, "R.C.".

15. One facsimile, No. 8, in manuscript, dated 9.4.'16, Hotel Saxonia, Berlin, and initialled, "R.C.", on page 3, and signed, "Roger Casemeit " on page 6.

16. One facsimile, No. 9, in manuscript, undated, initialled, "R.C.".

17. Ore typed letter, dated Dec. 19th, 1919, and initialled, "J.D.".

18. One letter in manuscript, dated March 22 - 1915, Hotel Excelsior, Berlin, addressed to "Corp. Kehoe, Limberg, Germany", and signed, "T.M. Kelly".

19. One Urlaubs-Karte, Irish Brigade, dated 6-12-15, bearing the name "Irlander Feldwebel Kehoe", and signed by "R. MonteitL, L eutnant".

20. Photograph of headstone, erected (? by Roger Casement) over the grave of Patrick Holohan.

21. List of names of non-Irish prisoners of war, Royal Irish Regiment, written on back of printed leaflet, entitled, "Kuno Meyers - Message to the Irish People". X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52li APPENDIX TO 3o CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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Group 2. ( Contd. )

IRISH ^UG^JE, ^ERMAKY, 1916.

One letter, in manuscript, dated Aug. 20, 1919, Church of St. John, The Baptist, Buffalo, , addressed, "Dear Michael", and signed, "J.T. Nicholson" (who was Chaplain to the Irish Brigade).

One note, dated 14 April 1915, Eden Hotel, Berlin, in handwriting of Roger Casement, authorising M.P. Kehoe to wear uniform of Irish Brigade in Limberg.

One note, dated 20.4.15, Hotel Men, Berlin, and initialled, "R.C.".

One letter, in manuscript, dated 29 June 1915, Berlin, and initialled, "R.C.".

One torn envelope, addressed to "Colour Sergeant Kehoe", and bearing the printed inscription at top thereof: "Hotel Baseler Hof Munchen dhristlich.es Kospiz - Prannerstrasse 11, Telephon No. 22517."

One farewell letter, in manuscript, in Roger Casement's handwriting, dated 11 April 1916, Berlin, addressed - "To the Noh-Commissioned Officers and men of the Irish Brigade at Zossen"- and signed, "Roger Casement , Chief, Robert Monteith, Lieut., D. Julian Beverley (Bailey), Sergt.", together with a printed copy in the German and English lanugages.

Printed Paysheet of Irish Brigade, for month of April 1916, bearing, in manuscript, the names of and payments to members of the Irish Brigade.

Photograph of M.P. Kehoe, wife and child.

One "Eine Mark" note.

Printed extracts from "Catholic Bulletin" (undated) of two articles by Iff. McKeogh, entitled, "Roger Casement, Germany & the World War". X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

IRISH CONVENTION 1917.

Letter, dated 19 lug. 1917, to Erskine Childers from Richard 0fSullivan Lieut. R.A., , enclosing extract from of a letter, dated 14 Aug. 1917, written by him to that paper.

Group 4.

CONSCRIPTION 1918.

Two copies printed Pamphlet, issued by the Mansion House Committee, and entitled, "Address to the President of the United States of America".

Group 5.

GENERAL lilLSCT ION 1918.

1. Letter, dated 17-12-18, to Mr. from James Byrne, Tinnakilly, Aughrim.

2. Letter, dated 10th Feb. 1919, to R.C. Barton from William Toonev, B.L.. Sub-Sheriff. ,

Two copies each of three leaflets. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52I1 APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 6^

SINN FEIN 1917-1921.

i Tinted copies of:-

"Constitution".

"Scheme of Organisation, Rules, etc."

"Official Instructions for the Organisation of Sinn Fein Clubs."

"Kov; to Form Sinn Fein Clubs".

".Vork for A Sinn Fein Branch".

"Sinn Fein. What It Is All About".

"Sinn Fein At Work".

"What Sinn Fein Must Meet & Beat".

Neostyled copy of document, entitled, "Special Instructions to Secretaries of Cumainn and Comhairle Ceanntair", signed Padrais: 0 Caoimh, Runaidhe, August, 1921.

Neostyled letter to each Teachta Dail, dated 25/8/1921, re reorganisation of Sinn Fein, signed by A. De Staic, Hon. Secretary, P. 0 Caoimh, Runaidhe.

Manuscript note, dated 24 June, 1920, marked "Secret", from R.J. Humphreys, Sgt., R.I.C., Collooney, re "circulars sent to Sinn Fein Headquarters". X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE 33 CD, REGISTER

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Group 7

TIMOTHY" Ouiii.QRS AN INFANT BY TKa^s JO:::;CRS :;is FATHER

GREENANS, CO. TIPP5RARY - PLAINTIFF AND EDWARD H. PEARSON Cv,.:JA.;T, R.I.C. DIJFCT, PKOSMIX PARK, DUBLIN - DSFEIDA:~T

1. Typed copy of shorthand notes of reporter of Freeman's Journal of Proceedings at the Law Courts, Dublin, on December 18th, 1919.

2. Typed copy of Judge's notes, King's Bench Division, Dublin, 1919, No. 2619.

3. Typed copy of Judgments of King's Bench Division, Dublin.

4. Correspondence, miscellaneous documents, Bank A/c. Book, Cheque Book.

Group 8.

Typed copies of Affidavits, statements, letters

to Press, etc., refuting charges made by the

Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr. Ian MacPherson,

in his reply to the statement issued by the

Irish-American Delegation, May 1919, on

Conditions in Ireland. X6046.14022C.9/56.2.000.W.&S.M. (I.) Ltd. G52fi APPENDIX TO PAGF CD. REGISTER

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Group 9.

DAIL EIREANN.

Constitution.

Standing, Orders.

Procedure at Public Session.

Agenda.

(a) 1st Meeting, 1/1/19.

(b) Meeting, 16th August, 1921.

(c) Public Session, 17 August, 1921.

(d) Ministerial Motions, 25th August, 1921

(e) Public Session, August 26th, 1921.

Reports of Proceedings. 1919.

(a) Iris Dail Eireann - The First Meeting, 21 January, 1919.

(b) Presidential Statement of Policy - Delivered at the Public Session of Dail Eireann, April 10, 1919. (2 copies)

(c) Dail Eireann - Official Bulletin - Session, June 17th to 19th.

(d) Dail Eireann - Official Bulletin - Session, August I9th-20th. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M .)Ltd. G52B. .(I APPENDIX TO PAGE 36~ C.D. REGISTER

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SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 9 (contd.).

DAlL fcEREANN.

6. Departmental Reports:

(a) Dept. of Finance - Statement of the position as at close of business on 30th June, 1921 (2 copies); (b) " " Statement of receipts and expenditure for the half year 1st January, 1921, to 30th June, 1921, both dates inclusive, (2 copies);

(c) Dept. of Foreign Affairs - Report 10th June, 1921 (2 copies);

(d) Trade Department - August 11th 1921 (2 copies);

(e) Local Government Department - Report July 1921;

(f) " n " - An account of the Internal Administration of Ireland as affected by the English War of Aggression in 1920 and 1921;

(g) Fisheries Department 21st July, 1921 (2 copies);

(h) Dept. of Publicity - History and Progress August, 1921 (2 copies);

(i) Labour Dept. Report;

(j) Work & Policy of Land Settlement Commission:

(k) Report on Ministry of the National Language together with English translation;

(1) A Brief Survey of the work done by the Agriculture Dent, from April, 1919 to August, 1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52T3, APPENDIX TO PAGE ^ CD. REGISTER

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G-roup 9 (contd.)

DAlL &REANN.

Decrees - 1919-1921:

(a) Typed letter dated 12th August, 1921, from Austin Stack, Minister for Home Affairs, to D. 0rH. (Diarmuid O'Hegarty), together with a Ministerial Report dated 16th August, 1921, and 4 neostyled copies of "Decree as to Purported Exercise of Public Functions";

(b) Neostyled copy of "Ministerial Powers (Delegation) Decree";

(c) Neostyled copy of "Provisional Orders Decree";

(d) Carbon copies of:

Nos. 1 - 13 of 1919; Nos. 1 - 18 of 1920, Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 missing; Nos. 1, 2 & 4 of 1921;

Two carbon copies of:

Nos. 1 - 13 of 1919; Nos. 1 - 18 of 1920 (No. 6 missing); Decree of 17th September, 1920; Nos. 1, 2 & 4 of 1921;

Printed copies of:

Nos. 1 & 2 of 1919; Nos. 6, 13 & 14 of 1920;

Carbon copies of:

Nos. 3 - 13 of 1919; Nos. 1 - 5 of 1920; Nos. 7 - 12, 15 - 18 of 1920; Nos. 1, 2 & 4 of 1921. X6046.14O22C.9/56.2,00O.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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Group 9 (contd.)

DAlL &IREANN.

8. Department of the President:

Printed document entitled "A Proclamation to the People of Ireland" dated October 10th 1921, .signed Eamon de Valera.

9. Department of Finance:

(a) Manuscript letter dated 20th September, 1920, addressed to Erskine Childers by- Michael Collins; (b) Carbon copy of motion, dated 28th June, 1920, together with "Memo re Proposal to collect Income Tax"; (c) Two copies printed notice re closing of Dail Loan, signed by Michael Collins, Minister for Finance, 7th July, 1920; (d) Extract from publication "Old Ireland", October 9th 1920, entitled "Dail iireann Loan", net amounts received at Head Office as on September 27th 1920 and signed by Michael Collins, Minister for Finance;

(e) Printed circular signed by Arthur Griffith (Acting President) & M. Collins (Minister for Finance), together with Form of Application for internal loan, 1919-1920;

10. Department of Defence: Neostyled notice in Irish, with English translation, signed by , Minister for Defence, addressed to Mr. Ernest O'Malley offering him a Commission, from 25th November, 1924, as 0/C Second Southern Division with rank of Commandant General.

11. Department of Home Affairs - Judiciary: (a) Manuscript letter dated 30th November, 1921, signed by Austin Stack, Minister for Home Affairs;

(b) Manuscript letter dated 13th June, 1922, from Erskine Childers to the Chief of Police, together with reply dated 16th June signed P. Ennis, Chief of Police;

(c) Printed booklet entitled"Saorstat na hfiireann Judiciary - Rules and forms, JI Parish & District Courts" issued in pamphlet form by Dept. of Home Affairs, 19^0, (2 copies);

(d) Neostyled form D.C.I (District Courts) - 2 copies irx: Neostyled form P.C.I (parish Courts) - 2 copies. H.A. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ud. G52I APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 9 (contd.).

DAlL fe[REANN.

Department of Foreign Affairs:

Printed report in Irish on Foreign Affairs, April, 1922, by , Minister for Foreign Affairs, together with English translation.

Department of Agriculture - the National Land Bank;

(a) Neostyled copy of document entitled "Presented to An Dail Eireann by The Secretary for Home Affairs, together with (b) Explanatory statement re Land Acquisition Scheme and National Co-Operative Land Mortgage Bank;

(c) Rules for the Societies to be promoted under Land Acquisition Scheme;

(d) The Co-Operative Farm Tenanc^or^ Italy;

(e) Carbon copy of Form of Indenture between the National Land Bank and containing 35 pages. Department of Local Government:

Carbon copy of letter dated 4th September, 1921, to P. O'Keeffe, Gen. Secretary, T Sinn Fein Organisation, from Kevin 0 Higgins, Assistant Minister for Local GoGovernmentv .

Department of Trade and Commerce:

Neostyled copy of circular letter to proposed members of a commission on organised opposition to the Republic signed by , Minister for Trade & Commerce, together with a neostyled document entitled: "National Economic Council".

Publicity - 1918 - 1921:

(a) An urgent Preliminary Note for the Information of the President of the United States of America with regard to Ireland and the Peace Conference, containing 5 p.p. foolscap typescript;

(b) Two pamphlets entitled "Ireland's Address to the Free Nations of the World" issued in Dublin, 1919;

(c) Three printed documents entitled "Memorandum a l'appui des Revendi cations de

l'Irlande", presented by Irish Republican Envoys in Paris, dated Tune, 1919;

(d) One extract from the "Evening Telegraph", October 1st 1920, containing a news item entitled "Mr. Arthur Griffith's Amazing Story of Government Plans; X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE 3 CD. REGISTER

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Group 9 (oontd.)

DAIL ISIREANN.

16. Publicity - 1918 - 1921:

(e Two photostat copies of * captured letters written by a member of 'K* Company, R.I.C., Dunmanway, Co. Cork, in December, 1920;

(f Two copies printed document entitled "An Address to the Representatives of Foreign Nations" adopted at the January Session of Dail Eireann, 1921;

(g One printed document entitled "Addresse aux Representants des Nations etrangeres issued in Paris by Irish Delegation, 1921;

(n One printed document entitled ""Nueva Declaracion Del Episcopado Irelandes. Emitida en reuni6n plenaria de obispos en Maynooth el dia 21 de Junio de 1921";

(i Carbon copy of a cablegram dispatched on 15th June, 1921, by Eamon de Valera to the Chairman, Convention of American Federation of Labour, Denver, Colorado;

u Typed letter dated 21st July, 1921, sent by Robert Brennan, Under Secretary Foreign Affairs, to Publicity Department giving text of cablegram sent to Irish Representatives abroad;

(k Typed lists of names and addresses of recipients of "Irish Bulletin" (Daily lis1j|) as at end of July, 1921;

(1 Typed lists of names and addresses of recipients of "Irish Bulletin" (Weekly liq|t)*^ at the end of July, 1921;

Cm Typed list of names and addresses to whom the "Irish Bulletin" was presumably s^|nt

(n Manuscript letter dated 10th August, 1921, from G.A. Mulligan, Johannesburg, to Mr. Childers; (o Receipt dated 30th August, 1921, for £5-10-0 for erection of machine;

(P Two carbon copies of a report dated 31st August, 1921, by Erskine Childers to Desmond Fitzgerald, T.D.;

U One typed note dated 2nd September, 1921, to Director of Publicity re London office account;

(r One typed letter dated 12th September, 1921, to Erskine Childers, T.D., from G. M. (George McGrath), Accountant General^Dept. of Finance;

(s Carbon copy of memo dated 29th September, 1921, enclosing covering address for G.A. Mulligan's letters;

(t One manuscript letter dated 4th October, 1921, from Lili Ni Breanain to Mrs. Childers enclosing report on publicity dept. dated 31st August, 1921, by Erskine Childers to Desmond Fitzgerald, T.D.;

(u Neostyled copy of letter dated 19th October, 1920, by Brian 0'Kennedy, London; X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE U-0 C.D. REGISTER

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Group 9 (oontd.)

DAlL &IREANN.

16. Publicity - 1918-1921:

(v) Typed letter aated 9th November, 1921, from E. de Valera to Mrs. Childers;

(w) Carbon copy of letter dated 28th November, 1921, to Eamon de Valera (name of correspondent not indicated); (x) Carbon copy of document entitled "Dept. of Publicity, Financial Estimate for second half year, 1921";

(y) Carbon copy of document entitled "Departmental Organisation";

(z) Typed list of Publicity Department files;

(aa) Typed list of names and addresses abroad of recipients of pamphlets;

(ab) Typed lists of pamphlets and leaflets issued in Ireland and by organisations n in England; (ac) Two copies neostyled document entitled "Subjects for propaganda campaign in England"; (ad) One typed document, marked confidential, entitled "The Irish Revolution" by Erskine Childers, 1921;

(ae) One typed document, undated, entitled "The Police Question in Ireland";

(af) Two typed documents, unclassified.

17. Commission of Inquiry into the Resources and Industries of Ireland, 1920-1921:

(a) Typed letter dated 11th May, 1921, addressed to Director of Publicity by Darrel Figgis, Runaidhe, Commission of Inquiry, together with carbon copy of document entitled: "The work of the Republic, the Purpose of the Commission of Inquiry";

(b) Typed document dated September, 1923, entitled "Report on the present conditions of the Irish coalfields and their possibilities", and bearing the initials A.O'R;

(c) Printed report entitled: "Tuairisc ad Interim ar Bleactas";

(d) Volume 11, Maps - Coalfields of Ireland, July, 1921; X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE *tl CD. REGISTER

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Group 9 (contd).

PAIL EIREACflJ.

18. Belfast Trade Boycott:

Three printed copies of Black List (2nd issue) April, 1921, together with one neostyled correction slip.

19. General Secretariat:

Two copies of a neostyled letter dated 25th August, 1921, addressed "To each Teachtail and signed Diarmuid 6 hEigceartuigh, Runaidhe na hAireachta.

Group 10

PEACE CONFERENCE - 1919

1. 1 copy Command Paper No. 9212 Conditions of an Armistice with Germany - signed 11 Nov. 1918.

2. 1 volume "Treaty of Peace between the Allied and associated Powers and Germany, signed at Versailles, 28 Tune 1919". 3. 1 small volume of the above published by H.M. Stationery Office. 4. 1 copy of "The Times" 28 June 1919, containing "the full text of the Peace Treaty". 5. 2 copies Command Paper No. 223 - Treaty of Peace between U.S.A., The , , Italy and Japan and Poland, signed at Versailles, 28 June 1 19.

6. 2 copies Command Paper No. 221 - Treaty respecting Assistance to France in the event of unprovoked Aggression by Germany, signed at Verailles, 28 June 1919.

7. 1 copy Command Paper No. 670 - Convention for the regulation of Aerial Navigation (13 Oct. 1919).

8. 2 copies Command Paper No. 151 - The Covenant of The League of Nations with a commentary thereon.

9. 3 copies Treaty of Peace with Germany Hearing before the Committee on Foreign relations United States Senate - published in Washington, 1919. (One copy bears a note "A. Grif ith Esq., from Sean T" in Mr. Sean T. O'Kelly's handwriting).

10. 1 copy each of Command Papers Nos. 5029, 5031, 5115 to 5119 of Treaties signed at The Hague 18 Oct., 1907. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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Group 11

IRISH BULLETIN - 4/5/20 - 7/12/21

Volume 2; Nos. 2, 3, 50 (supplement);

Volume 5; No. 29;

Volume 4; No. 95 (supplement);

Volume 5: Nos. 37, 53 (two copies), 81, 83, 86 and supplement, 87 (two copies), 88 (two copies), 89, 91 (two copies), 92 and supplement, 94 (two copie 97, 98, 100; Volume 6: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and supplement, 10, 11 and supplement, 12, 14, 16 and supplement, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 34, 35 (three copies) 36 and supplement, 37, 38.

Group 12.

"BULLETIN IRLANDAIS"

ISSUED FROM PARIS.

Nos. 17 & 18 - 17th & 19th February, 1921;

Nos. 50 to 132 - 7th May 1921 - 29th December, 1921;

Nos. 134 - 159 - 4th January, 1922 - 22nd April, 1922,. (No.137 missing).

Group 13.

B0LLETTINO UFFICIALE IRLANDESE D» INFORMANT ONE

Issued from Rome, Italy.

23rd May, 1921, to 23rd December, 1921 - Nos. 1-36;

14th January, 1922, to 24th April, 1922 - Nos. 38 to 52. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE ¥3 CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS

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Group 14,

BOLETIN IRLANDES

Issued from Madrid, Spain.

25th May, 1921 - 31st March 1922 - Nos. 1-98 inclusive (No. 88 missing).

Group 15

UTRISONMENT OF ROBERT BARTON 1920.

Carbon copy of document entitled "The case of Mr. R.C. Barton, M.P. by Erskine Childers

Group 16.

REPUBLICAN PRISONERST HUNGER-STRIKE, M0UNTJOY PRISON, 1920.

1. Typed copy of a document written by Frank during the hunger-strike.

2. Printed prison notice re refusal of food by prisoners. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52C. APPENDIX TO

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 17.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS 1910 - 1921

(a Treaty Series No. 7 1910, International Convention respecting the Limitation of the employment of force for the recovery of contract debts. Signed at The Hague, Oct. 18, 1907, C.D. 5028;

(b The Royal Commission on the Rebellion in Ireland: Minutes of Evidence and Appendix of Documents, C.D. 8311; (c First report from the Select Committee on National Expenditure, 1917;

(d Reconstruction Committee, Sub-Committee on relations between employers and employed; Interim Report on Joint Standing Industrial Councils, C.D.8606, 191'

(e Manuals of Emergency Legislation: Defence of the Realm Regulations (monthly editions), consolidated and revised to February 28th 1919;

(f Restoration of Order in Ireland Regulations, August 1920 (2 copies);

(6 Act, 1920 (2 copies); (h Revenue & Expenditure (England, Scotland, and Ireland): Return to an Order of The Honourable The House of Commons, dated 3rd August, 1921, for return "showing, for the year ended the 31st of March, 1921;

(i) the amount contributed by England, Scotland, and Ireland, respectively, to the Revenue collected by the Imperial Officers;

(ii) the Expenditure on English, Scottish, and Irish services met out of• such Revenue; and

(iii) the Balances of Revenue contributed by England, Scotland, and Ireland, respectively, which are available for Imperial Expenditure (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper No. 245 of Session 1920)" (2 copiejs);

(i) Safeguarding of Industries Act, 1921;

U) Revenue and Expenditure (England, Scotland and Ireland) C.Md 245, for the year ended 31st March, 1920; (k) Outrages:

(i) Return to an Order of the Honourable The House of Commons dated the 22nd March, 1920, for return showing, with dates, the number of murders of members of the R.I.C. and of the D.M.P., and of soldiers, officials, and civilians and the number of political outrages on persons and property in Ireland since the 1st of January, 1919" cmd.63; (ii) Return showing by monthly periods the number of murders of members of the R.I.C. and of D.M.P., and of soldiers, officials, and civilians and the number of political outrages on persons and property in Ireland from the 1st of January, 1919, to the "50th April, 1920; X6046.14022C.9/5G.2 M.(I.)Ltd. G52B, APPENDIX TO

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Group 17Ccontd.)

BRITISPI GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS 1910 - 1921.

(k) Outrages:

(iii) Return showing the number of serious outrages in Ireland reported by the R.I.C. & the D.M.P. for the months of May and June, 1920, Cmd. 859;

(iv) Return showing the number of serious outrages in Ireland reported by the R.I.C. & D.M.P. during the months of July, August and September 1920, Cmd.1025;

(v) Return. showing the number of serious outrages in Ireland reported by the R.I.C. & the D.M.P. during the months of October, November, December 1920, Cmd.1165;

(1) Statutory Rules and Orders, Nos. 2120, 1530 of 1920, Nos. 182, 264, 354, 596 of 1921.

(m) : September 3rd 1920 to August 23rd 1921, Numbers 21,827 to 21,931.

Numbers missing 21,845 21,846 21,849 21,850 21,862 21,863 21,870 21,873 21,876 21,909. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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Group 18

QUESTIONS IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS ON IRISH AFFAIRS, 1921.

Papers relating to their preparation.

Group 19.

ACTS OF AGGRESSION BY BRITISH FORCES, 1917-1921.

Summary Figures and Statistics, etc.

Armed raids by British Forces, 1920 - 1Z typed and three manuscript statements by householders.

Group 20.

PROCLALIATIONS BY BRITISH MILITARY AUTHORITIES.

Extracts from various newspapers, 1921.

Group 21.

REPORTS - 1921.

The American Commission on conditions in Ireland - Interim Report, 2 copies published

in New York, 1 published in London.

Report of the Labour Commission to Ireland - published in London by the .

Who Burnt Cork City - published in London by the Irish Labour Party and Trade Union Congress. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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Group 22

CORRESPONDENCE BETA/EEN MRS. LI.A. CHILDERS & GENERAL P.P. CROZIER, 1921.

1. Letter from General Crozier dated 25th October, 1921, to Mrs. Childers.

2. Letter from General Crozier dated 9th November, 1921, to Mrs. Childers.

3. Two copies of a letter, in Mrs. Childers*s handwriting,from General Crozier, dated 11th November, 1921, to Mrs. Childers.

4. Letter from General Crozier dated 17th November, 1921, to Mrs, Childers.

5. Copy of a letter from Mrs. Childers, in her handwriting, dated 23rd November, 1921, to General Crozier, together with a footnote regarding General Crozier*s letter.

Group 25.

ROPOSALS FOR IRISH SETTLEMENT 1920-21.

1. Correspondence and documents by "League of Faith & Labour", "National Peace Council", "Fellowship of Reconciliation", "Peace with Ireland Committee", etc. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 6 NAME OF DONOR M*s*J Ess]&ne,.Glai:iders

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Group 24,

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS 1921

1. Command Paper No. 1470 (3 copies) entitled: - "Correspondence relating to the Proposals of Kis Majesty's Government for an Irish Settlement".

2. Command Paper No. 1502 (2 copies)entitled: "Correspondence relating to the Proposals of His Majesty's Government for an Irish Settlement".

5. Command Paper No. 1539 entitled: "Further Correspondence relating to the Proposals of His Majesty's Government for an Irish Settlement".

4. Command Paper No. 1561 (3 copies) entitled: "Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and The Prime Minister of relating to Proposals for an Irish Settlement".

5. Printed"Letter from General Smuts to President de Valera",4th August, 1921 (12 copie \) 6. Printed"Criticism of the letter of General Smuts - reprinted from the "Irish Bulletin" of15th August, 1921 (12 copies).

7. Printed "Analysis of the British Proposals of July 20th"- rei)rinted from the "Irish Bulletin" of August 25th 1921 (12 copies).

8. "Irish Bulletin", Vol. 5, August 15th, 1921 - The Negotiations for Peace (5 copies).

"Official Correspondence relation to the Peace Negotiations, June - September, 1921" 9. issued in Dublin. (3 copies)

"Speech made by President de Valera at 11 p.m. on October 28th, 1921, to the 10. delegates at the close of the Ard Fheis (4 carbon copies).

One manuscript letter, dated May 26th, 1921, to Colonel Mentry from Colonel 11 Maurice Moore, together with typed enclosures: -

(a General Statement; (b Cause of the Discontents: First Rebellion of 1916 and Rise of Sinn Fein; (c Second Rebellion 1919-1920-1921; (a No heading; (e Present Position - Proposals for a Truce and a Peace on permanent basis; (f Meaning and effect of Repeal of Union, a few notes illustrating the Constitutional position of Ireland.

12. Printed "Memorandum for Submission to His Majesty's Government" - Proposals for Settlement.

13. Two manuscript letters dated 5th November, 1921, and 21st November, 1921, from Llli Ni Braonain to Molli (Mrs. Erskine Childers).

14. Manuscript letter dated 11th November, 1921, from Lili Hi Braonain to Mrs. Erskine Childers, together with menu card and two p.p. typescript poem. X6O46.14022C.9/56.2,0OO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 24 (contd.).

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS 1921.

15. One letter, typescript, dated 10th December, 1921, to Erskine Childers from Diarmuid C'Hegarty summoning meeting of Plenipotentiaries for 12th December, 1921.

16. Newspaper cutting dated December 14th, 1921, containg r,The King's Speech".

17. One copy of "Orders of The Day", 19th December, 1921, containing motion for approval of Treaty by Arthur Griffith.

18. One copy of "Orders of The Day", 20th December, 1921, containing motion by Arthur Griffith for approval of Treaty and a motion by President de Valera suggesting further proposal to British Government.

19. (Agreement) Act, 1922 (3 copies).

Group 25

IRISH WHITS CROSS.

1921 - 1922.

1. Correspondence, Reports etc.

2. Extracts from various newspapers,

Group 26.

PARTITION.

Publications by North-Eastern Boundary Bureau, Irish League, Peace with Ireland Council. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE ^ C.D. REGISTER

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1. 2. 3. 4.

SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

Group 27.

PAMPHLETS AND LEAFLETS.

1. Issued in Ireland by National Organisations and by individuals, 1917-1921.

2. Pamphlets and leaflets issued in England, 1919-1920 and 1921.

3. Pamphlets issued in Scotland, 1920.

4. Books and pamphlets issued in the U.S.A., 1917-1921.

5. Booklets issued in Paris, France, 1920-21.

6. Book, pamphlet and leaflet issued in Spain, 1921.

7. Pamphlets and leaflets issued in South Africa, 1920-21.

Group 28.

PERIODICALS.

1914-21.

1. •The Irish Volunteer', Vol. 1, Nos. 38 & 39, 24th and 31st October, 1914.

2. •Sinn Fein*, Vol. 5, No. 237, 7th November, 1914; " » No. 240, 28th November, 1914.

3. Cartoons by Ernest Kavanagh, 1915.

4. •Irish War News, The Irish Republic*, Vol. 1, No. 1, Tuesday, 25th April, 1916.

5. •Nationality*, Vol. 1, No. 5, 17/3/17.

6. •Foreign Affairs•, London, Vol. 1, October, 1919. X6046.14C M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE ?J- CD. REGISTER

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Group 28 (oontd.)

PERIODICALS

7. TThe New Europe', Glasgow, Vol. XVI1, No. 210, 21st October, 1920.

8. •Sire 0£ (Young Ireland), Vol. 5, No. 40, 30th October, 1920;

" " No. 51, 15th January, 1921. 9. •Les Amities Catholiques Franeaises1, Paris, No. 12, 15th April, 1921. 10. 'Congressional Record', Washington, 25/26 April, 1921. 11. •The Sinn Feiner', New York, No. 22, 2nd April, 1921;

12. « 26, 28th May, 1921.

13. 'The Republic*, Capetown, Vol. 1, No. 11, 9th April, 1921.

14. *The Workers1 Dreadnought*, Vol. VI, No. 8, 17th May, 1919. *The Irish Exile*, Vol. 1, Nos. 2, 3 April•• & May, 1921; 15. New Series, Nos. 1, 3 & 5, Nov. 1921, Jan. & March, 1922.

16. *Les Annales*, Paris, 18th September, 1921.

•Old Ireland', Vol. Ill, No. 39, 24th September, 1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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Group 29.

PHOTOGRAPHS.

Raid by British military on 76, Harcourt St., office of Dail fiireann; persons in photo, from left - Duaiel J. 0'Donovan, Sean O'Mahoney, and Dick I.IcKee.

Raid by British military on 76, Harcourt St. n Raid by British military on 76, Harcourt St.

Raid by British military, 20/2/20 on Messrs O'Hara's (McGrath Bros.), Aungier St., Dublin.

Manuscript note, 1st July, 1920, from D. Lysaght, Independent Newspapers, to Robert Brennan.

Manuscript note, 1st July, 1920, from to

Reprint of sketch of Terence MacSwiney.

Group 30

BALLADS

1920 - 192*. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. 6. NAME OF DONOR Mrs*.. .Ersk .ders.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 31.

MAGAZINES.

1. 2 copies "Survey Graphic", December, 1921.

2. 2 copies "The Economist", 26th November, 1921.

3. 6 copies "The New Zealand Tablet" for 25/ll/20, 13th, 20th, 27th January, 1921, 3rd February, 1921, 28th September, 1922.

4. 2 copies "La Diplomatie Publique", February, 1921.

5. 12 copies "Butlleti de les Joventuts Nacionalistes de Catalunya", Dec. 1920, Jan., Feb. Mar., April, May, June, July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov. 1921.

6. 5 copies ^Illustration", 26th February, 1921, 5th March, 1921, 19th March, 1921, 2nd April, 1921, 23rd July, 1921.

Group 52.

NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS.

1. Newspaper cuttings (news items and pictures) from Irish, English and foreign papers, 1920-1922.

2. Newspapers - Irish, English and foreign, 1920-1922.

Group 55.

UNCLASSIFIED.

1918 - 1921. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52I3, APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE *Jt

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. 6. , NAME OF DONOR UrSL. . J&skine. Childers.

1. 2. 3. 4.

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POST TREATY PERIOD.

Group 34.

DAlL filREANN 1922 - 1923.

1. Proclamations etc., by the President and Minister*of Dail fiireann (Government of the Republic of Ireland) and by Chiefs of the Irish Republican Army.

Group 35.

SINM FfelN

1923 - 1925.

1. Neostyled copy of message from Acting President, Padraig 6 Ruitleis, to the Ard Fheis, Sinn Fein, 16th October, 1923.

2. Typed letter, 13th May, 1925, from C.6 M. (Charles Murphy) to Mrs. Childers enclosing Report of Finance Sub Committee 8/5/25.

3. Report of Finance Sub Committee 22/5/25.

4. Typed letter, 9th June, 1925. from C.6 M. (Charles Murphy) to Mrs. Childers enclosing Report of FinanceJjTJommittee 5/6/25.

5. Report of Finance Sub Committee 12/6/25.

6. Neostyled copy of Organisation Sub Committee's report on Mr. Art O'Connor's report on organisation in Great Britain, recommendations re Scotland. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd APPENDIX TO 5-r CD. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS

REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 6. NAME OF DONORKis.Erskine Childers.

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 56.

DOggMgNTg - MISCELLANEOUS.

1932-25.

1. Carbon copy of letter dated 11.1.22 from G.H.Q. to Richard Muleany, T.D.

2. Three carbon copies of document entitled: "6glaigh na hfiireann, Draft Constitution and Rules adopted 2nd Convention, 9th April, 1922.

3. Two carbon copies of a document entitled: "Proposals of Government, 9th June, 1922".

4. One typed letter dated 26th April, 1922, addressed by Liam Lynch, Chief of Staff, General Headquarters, Four Courts, to LIr. Erskine Childers, T.D., together with receipt for £500 dated 24th April, 1922.

5. One typed letter dated 24th June, 1922, addressed by , General Headquarters Four Courts, to Mr. Erskine Childers.

6. One printed document entitled: - "6glaigh na hfclreann, Proclamation", signed by sixteen G.H.Q. & Command Officers of the I.R.A. and dated 28th June, 1922.

7. One neostyled document entitled: - 6glaigh na hfiireann, Proclamation^signed by thirteen G.H.q. & Command Officers of the I.R.A." and dated 28th June, 1922.

8. One neostyled document entitled: "6glaigh na hfiireann, General Headquarters, Four Courts, Dublin, 29th June, 1922 - Appeal to the People and Volunteers of Tirconaill" and signed Peadar O'Donnell.

9. One neostyled document entitled: "Address to the Dublin Brigade by the Officer Commanding", undated, and signed , 0/C Dublin Brigade.

10. One neostyled document entitled: "To The Free State Soldiers", undated.

11. One neostyled document entitled: "An Irish Priest's Appeal to the men and women of Ireland", dated 3/7/22 and signed Colm Cille.

12. Three neostyled copies of a document entitled: "Copy of Order to Deport Father Dominic, dated Whitehall, 14th July, 1922, and signed Ed. Shortt, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State". X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52I APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 56 contd.

One carbon copy of a document entitled: "Manifesto to the Citizens of the Irish Republic", dated 15th July, 1922, and signed by George Noble Count Plunkett, Chairman, Sean T. 6 Ceallaigh, Secretary.

Carbon copy of a letter dated 15/7/22 addressed to Richard Muleany, Member of Provisional Government, by , , Ceann Roinne, E.^., 4th N.Divisioj.

One printed pamphlet entitled: "Saorstat na Ja&ireann: The Proceedings and Judgement of the Supreme Court of the Irish Republic on an application for a Writ of Habeas Corpus in the matter of George Oliver Plunkett, a prisoner in Mountjoy Gaol" dated 25th July, 1922.

One neostyled copy of No. 15 above.

Carbon copy of a letter dated 30/8/22 addressed to by Aine Nic Suibhn( together with a printed pamphlet.

Neostyled copy of a letter dated 14th September, 1922, addressed to His Grace The Archbishop of Dublin by Laurence Ginnell, T.D.S.

Carbon copy of a document entitled: -"Reply to the Pastoral issued by the Irish Hierarchy in October, 1922", dated - Atha Cliath, Samhain, 1922, and bearing tht! e nom de plume "Columban na Banban".

One manuscript document bearing the following pencil note at the end: "Written for Rory O'Connor and read to him by M.A.C. (Mary Alden Childers).

Manuscript dated lXbh January, 1923, written by Ernie O'Malley when a prisoner in Mount joy Gaol av/aiting execution.

Manuscript written in 1925 by Frank Aiken, T.D., Chief of Staff, Irish Republican Army

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APPLICATION BY ART 6 BRIAIN FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS

AGAINST THE BRITISH HOKE SECRETARY.

1. Extracts from 'London Times' etc., of proceedings in the King's Bench Division Court of Appeal and the House of Lords, April, May 1923.

Group 56.

A/«-rrOA/«L. NevlS H GETS fitfJi 1 .oilIGDICALS.

1922 - 1925 - 1924.

1. "Poblacht na hifeireann" - "The Republic of Ireland" - 3rd Jan. 1922 - 29th June, 1922:

Vol. 1, Nos. 1-27 inclusive.

2. "The Irish Press" () - January 14th, 1922.

3. "V/eekly Irish Bulletin" (Belfast Atrocities) - Vol. 1, No. 6, 26/6/22.

4. "Dublin Opinion" - March & April 1922.

5. "The Plain People" - 9th April, 1922 - 25th June, 1922 - Vol. 1, Nos. 1-12 inclusive.

6. "Poblacht na hSireann" - War News: - May 30th, 1922 4 June 28th, 1922 7» 16th March, 192^ Nos. 1 - 175 inclusive;

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Group 58 (oontd.)

"Poblaoht na hJSiireann" - War News - Stop Press - 28th June, 1922 - 7th July, 1922:

Nos. 1 (2 copies), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (2 copies), 9, 10, 11.

"Poblacht na hJlireann"- Southern Edition - 14th August, 1922 - 8th September, 1922: Nos. 5 (5 copies), 4,5. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 (2 copies), 12, 13 (2 copies), 14 (4 cop|L es)

"Poblaoht na hflireann"- Scottish Edition - 26/8/22, 9/9/22, 7,10/22, 2l/l0,22, 28/10/2 2, 18/11/22, 2/12/22, 16/12/22, 23/12/22.

"Irish Life" - July 14th, 1922.

"The Fenian" - War Issue: - 15th July, 1922 - 10th October, 1922:

No. 2 (2 copies), 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17, 18 (2 copies), 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (2 copies), 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 35, 54, 55, 42, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 55, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 65, 64, 65, 75, 78.

"The Irish People" - War Special:- No. 1 - 16th July, 1922; " 2 - 25rd July, 1922.

"Republican War Bulletin" - 9th August, 1922 - 25rd December, 1922:

Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15 (2 copies), 14 (2 copies. 15 (2 copies). 16 (2 copies), 17 (2 copies), 18 (2 copies), 25, 59.

"Nationality" - 6th July, 1922 - 21st July, 1922:- Nos. 1, 2, 8, 9.

"Th'The Flame" -- Nos. 1 L 5 - 18th & 20th July, 1922.

The Nation" .c*& - xyoii vvvvidUkir, iMOS.l, o. D \c. CO 6 (2 copies), 18, 19.

"Freedom" - September 5th, September 13th (2 copies). September 24th (2 copies), - September, 1922 (2 copies), November 8th 1922.

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Group 38 (contd.)

19. Anonn 1s Annall" - October, 1922.

20. "Straight Talk" - Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7; 8^& 22^November, 1922;

7f 14% 28*December 1922. 21. "Dublin News" - 23rd November & 8th December, 1922, Nos. 1, 2. 22. "Irish World" - December 16th, 1922; July 17th, 1926. / 25. "The Irish Nation" - Nos. 1 & 2 - 1922. 24. "The Supreme Crime" - December, 1922. 25. "The Supreme Horror" - December, 1922. 26. "Penny News Pamphlets for Plain People" - 1922. 27. "fiire"- 20th January, 1923 - 5th January, 1924: Vol. 1, Nos, 1 (2 copies), 2-14 (inclusive), 18, 19, 20, 23, 31, 33, 34, 36, 41, 42, 46 (2 copies), 51; Vol. 2, No. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15 (2 copies), 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41.

28. "Daily Bulletin" - 6th December, 1922#, 27th January, 1923,T°6th February, 1923:

Nos. 58, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109.

29. "Daily Bulletin" - 28/4/23 - 5/5/23: Nos. 178 (special edition), 180 (2 copies), 181, 182, 183, 184.

30 "The Leader" - April, 1923.

31 "Daily Sheet" - Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5^«L, 25* 26^ 27^ 29^ 30^ October, 1923.

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Group 38 (contd.)

32 "Sinn Fein" - August 7th, 1923 - July 19th, 1924:

Vol. 1, No. 1 (2 copies) Vol. 2, No. 5 (1 copy) 2 » " 6 (2 copies) 3 " " 9 (1 copy) 4 (1 copy) 15 5 (2 copies) 19 6 " " 21 22 8 " " 34 9 " " 36 10 (1 copy) 37 11 39 12 13 14 15 15 • 17 18 19 20 (2 copies) 21 (1 copy) 22 " " 23 24 25 26 27 33. "The Nation" - 11th August, 1923.

34. "The Monitor" (New Jersey) - April 26th, 1924.

35. "The Gael" - November 3rd, 1923.

36. "The Irish Worker" - 19/1/24 - 2/2/24, 9/2/24 - 22/3/24: Nos. 28, 30, 31, 37. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B, APPENDIX TO PAGE (*L CD. REGISTER

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Group 59.

REPUBLIC ATT DAILY PRESS - SEPT3.35R, 1923 - SEPT3.T3ER, 1924.

1. 'List of organisers.

2. List of subscribers

3. Correspondence.

4. Bank Lodgement Receipts.

Group 40_

PUBLICITY, 1922 - 1925.

1. Dispatches, reports, communications, etc., between the Director of Publicity of the Irish Republican Army and the President and Ministers of - Call Eireann (Government of the Republic of Ireland), the Chiefs of the Irish Republican Army, Sinn Fein organisation*, and the editor of "Sinn Fein", etc. - January 1922 to August 1923.

2. iistracts from newspapers, September 1922, used in connection with Republican Party Publicity.

3. Sinn Fein and/or Dail Eireann, 1923 - 1 bank pass book (in the name of Miss R.1.1. I.Iaguire) , 24 lodgement dockets, used cheque books, and 2 bundles cashed cheques.

Sept 4. Republican prisoners* hunger-strike,/October-November 1923 - dispatches, reports, co/xiunications, Tists of prisoners, etc. X6046.14022C9/56.2,000.\\\&S.M.(I.)Ltd. Cx52I3, APPENDIX TO PAGE k& CD. REGISTER

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Group 40.

PUBLICITY, 1922-1925. (Contd.)

Republican prisoners', pro bests and resolutions demanding release, October-Nov ember ^ec. 1923.

Extracts from "Sinn Fein". 1923-1924:

(a) Reports of eight speeches by Mr. de Valera, President of the Sinn Fein organisation;

(b) Leading articles - from October 27, 1923, to October 25, 1924;

(c) Seven articles, entitled "New Responsibilities", December 1923 -

January 1924;

(d) Republican Bonds litigation, January 1923;

(e) Six articles, entitled "Our Political Correspondent", 27 October 1925- 8 December 1923; (f) Five articles by "Our Observer", October 27th, 1923 - Dec&Tiber 8th, 1923; (g) Answers to Professor Kennedy's article on Canadian Status, 16 February 1924 - 26 April 1924; (h) Five articles by Frank Galla-her, entitled "The Volunteer Spirit", 2nd-30th August 1924;

(i) Answers to Professor Kennedy's articles, 12 April 1924 - 12 July 1924;

(j) Eight articles, entitled "Our Economic Position", 14 July 1924 - 6 September 1924; (k) Four articles, entitled - (i) "The People & Its Government", by Frank Gallagher; (ii) "The Hunger-Strike", by Mary MacSwiney; (i i i)"Tw elve Month s A go" , by Mary MacSwiney; (iv) "The Position of the Irish Free State Within the British Empire", 11 October 1925 - 1 March 1924;

(1) Eight articles by Mary MacSwiney, entitled "The Prophecies", 15 December 1923 - 9 February 1924; (m) Documents, February - March 1924. X604G.14022C.9/5G.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B, APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 4C (contd.)

7. T!Sinn FeinTt - material received by Editor for publication in 1925 - 1924:

(a Sinn Fein Cumainn;

(b " " Headquarters;

(c Donal Hales, Republican Consul, Genoa; Cd Philip O'Neill, Cobh;

(e Congratulations to the President (E. de Valera) and Austin Stack;

(f A L scellaneous.

8. Pail liireann and Sinn Fein, 1925:

One envelope endorsed in pencil "References" containing:

(a) typed and manuscript lists of names and addresses;

(b) two typed codes;

(c) manuscript notes.

Group 41

DISPATCHES, REPORTS. COmTUNICATIONS, ETC. January, 1922 - January, 1926.

Dispatches, Reports, Communications, etc. between Republican Envoys abroad and the President and Ministers of Dail fiireann (Government of the Republic of Ireland), and between Chiefs of the Irish Republican Army and the President and Ministers of Dail fiireann (Government of the Republic of Ireland). X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE ^Jt

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Group 42.

LEAFLETS ISSUED BY REPUBLICAN PARTY IN 1922 - 1923.

Album containing leaflets issued by Republican Party in 1922-1923, including some press cuttings.

Group 43.

BALLADS

1922 - 1923. •

Group 44.

DEBATES IN BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS, ETC.

Typed extracts from debates in British House of Commons, House of Lords and the Press, 1923.

Group 45.

PAMPHLETS.

Pamphlets issued in the U.S.A., 1924.

Group 46.

WHALEY-EATON SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.

20 copies - 9, 11, 30 April, 1925; 2 (3 copies), 6, 9. 11. 16, 18 May, 1925; 6, 8 (2 copies), 13, 15, 20 (2 copies), 22, 29th June, 1925. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE 65" CD. REGISTER

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Group 47.

PRISONERS.

International and British Red Cross.

Group 48.

DUBLIN NO. 2 BRIGADE, IRISH REPUBLICAN API 17.

Dispatches, Reports, Communications, Battalions 1, 2, 3 & 4, September, October, November 1922.

Group 49.

DUBLIN NO. 2 BRIGADE, IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY.

Dispatches, Reports, Communications, eto., Barracks, April, May, June, 1922

Group 50.

BRITISH GOVERNi^ENT PUBLICATIONS FOLLO-TING TREATY OF 6/12/21.

1922-1925.

1. Provisional Rules & Orders, 1922, Ireland, Government of (two copies).

2. Statutory Rules and Orders, 1922, Nos. 77 - 83, Nos. 183, 184, 185, 204, 289, 315 (2 copied 316 (2 conies), 352, 444, 467, 486, 487, 718, 1204J 1230,1325, 1445.

3. Irish Land Commission Accounts, 1921 - 1922.

4. Civil Services and Revenue Depts. (Supplementary Estimate 1921 - 22), 1921 - 1922.

5. Estimates for Civil Services for the year ending 31st March, 1923; Memorandum by the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, and Tables. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd G52H APPENDIX TO PAGE f± C.D. REGISTER

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DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 50 (oontd.)

Consolidated Fund (No. 1): A Bill to apply certain sums out of Consolidated Fund to the service of the years ending on the 51st day of March, 1923, and 1924.

Restoration of Order in Ireland (Indemnity): A Bill (as amended in Committee) intituled An Act to prohibit the institution and prosecution of legal proceedings in respect of action taken under The Restoration of Order in Ireland Regulations, and to make provisions as to claims for compensation by persons affected.

Consolidated Fund (Appropriation): A Bill to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year ending on the 31st of March, 1923, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament.

Irish Free State Constitution Act, 1922: Chapter 1, An Act to provide for the Constitution of the Irish Free State, 5th December, 1922.

Restoration of Order in Ireland (Indemnity) Act, 1923: Chapter 12, An Act to prohibit the institution and prosecution of legal proceedings in respect of action taken under the Restoration of Order in Ireland Regulations, and to make provision as to claims for compensation by persons affected, 7th June, 1923.

(i) Irish Free State: Heads of Working Arrangements for implementing the Treaty, and. 1911, July, 1923; (ii) Correspondence between His Majesty's Government and the Government of the Irish Free State relative to Article 12 of the Articles of Agreement for a Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland, (cmd.1560) July, 1923.

Compensation for Malicious Injuries in Ireland: Letter to the Provisional Government (2 copies) July, 1922.

Statement of Financial Position between the British Government and the Government of the Irish Free State in 1923-24, with an Estimate of the value of certain transferred property, (cmd. 1930) 1923.

Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions): A Bill to make such provisions as are consequential on or incidental to the establishment of the Irish Free State, 1922.

House of Commons (Extracts from Official Report) 23/11/22: Speeches by Mr. Shapurji Saklatvala, M.P. , Thursday, 23rd November, 1922: Debate on the Address (2 copies). X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO

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Group 51.

UNCLASSIFIED.

1. Republican Photographs.

2. Memo ri am. Cards (R. O'Connor, L. Mellowes, D. Barrett, J. McKelvey).

3. Press Cuttings - Documents captured by Free State.

4. Extract from "Outlook", January, 1923, re Erskine Childers.

5. Drawings by Countess Markievicz.

6. Election Poster, Mrs. Brugha, August, 1923, Constituency.

7. Souvenir Album of the Dublin Fighting, 1922.

8. Letter from Y/.P. Stockley to Erskine Childers.

9. Letter from W.P. Stockley to Mrs. Childers.

10. Printed Programme - Reception and Presentation to His Grace Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, Dublin, October 29th 1925.

11. Words and Music - "His Grace", Australia's Tribute of Love to Archbishop Mannix.

12. Victory Election Bulletin.

13. Souvenir Programme "E" & "M" Companies, 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade, 3rd April, 1948.

14. Dublin Brigade Review.

15. "Weekly Illustrated1, 18/6/38, article "We Visit de Valera". X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE_M

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BUIMER HOBSON COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/5G.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE. CD. REGISTER 4-

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Chronological notes kept by Mr. Hobson, based on entries in various publications;

(a) "The Feasant & Irish Ireland", 9th December 1906 to 26th December 1908, and "The Irish Nation", 2nd January 1909 to 24th December 1910;

(b) "The Gaelic American*, 28th November 1903 - 2nd January 1909;

(c) "The United Irishman", 4th March 1899 to 17th March 1906, and "Sinn Fein, 5th May 1906 to 25th September 1909.

"To the Irish Volunteers, manifesto of 24th .

Constitution of I.R.B., typescript copy authenticated by Bulmer Hobson, 29th April 1947 X60-16.14O22C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE ?0

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OBSERVATIONS DETAIL S OF

CD. 9

MISS DOROTHY MACARDLS COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE Tl CD. REGISTER

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Group 1.

"WEEKLY FREEMAN", 1888.

1. Four coloured prints - supplements to "Weekly Freeman" 18th February, 3rd March, 30th June, & 17th November, 1888

Group 2.

EASTER WEEK, 1916.

Pamphlets:

1. Bodenstown Series No. 1 - "How does She Stand" - three addresses by P.H. Pearse, 1915.

2. " " No. 2 - "From a Hermitage" by P.H. Pearse, 1915.

3. Tracts For The Times, No. 13 -"The Sovereign People" by P.H. Pearse.

4. "The Sheehy Skeffington Case" by Maude L. Deuchar, published by National Labour Press, London. 5. Photostat of letter, 30/4/1916, from Colonel F.A. French, Commanding British Troops , to Capt. Robert Brennan. 6. Typed copy of Form of Assembly & Proceedings of Field Court Martial on Active Service 4/5/1916 - trial of , and confirmation of sentence by General Maxwell 6/5/1916.

7. Newspapers:

(a) "Irish Independent", Pages 9 & 10, April 26 - May 4, 1916;

(b) "Evening Mail", Pages 3 & 4, May 3, 1916;

(c) "Evening Herald", August 2, 1916;

(d) " " August 3, 1916;

(e) "Sunday Independent", August 27, 1916;

(f) "Saturday Herald", December 23, 1916.

Note: A series of articles on 1916 by M.J. Lennon entitled "A Retrospect" appeared in "Banba" Jan. - September, 1922, and are registered in this collection under No. 9, Group 5.

8. Photostat of pages 154 & 155 of "The Irish Republic" by Dorothy Macardle, together with an explanatory note dated 8.7.1949 by Mrs. Geraldine Dillon re her father's (Count Plunkett) visit to Rome in 1916. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE T^l CD. REGISTER

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Group 5.

-UBLICATIONS 1917 - 1921.

"Nationality", Vol. 1; No. 28, 25/8/1917;

Vol. 2, Nos. 7, 12, 47; 30 March, 4 May, 1918, and 4 January, 1919.

"The Irishman", Vol. 3, Nos. 50, 51, 52; 14th, 21st & 28th December, 1918;

Vol. 4, No. 1; 4 January, 1919.

"Thoughts for a Convention" 1917, by "AE".

"The Party - Who They are & What They Have Done" 1917, by Wm. O'Brien, M.P.

"Sinn Fein and Its Enemies" 1917. •* "

"The Irish Cause & The Irish Convention", 1917. " "

"A Handbook for Rebels" 1918, by Thomas Johnson.

"Ireland's Case Against Conscription" 1918, by Eamon de Valera.

"The Case of Ireland" 1918, Sinn Fein Series No. 12.

"The Plot: German or English"? 1918, by "Lector".

"Two Years of English Atrocities in Ireland" 1917-1918, by Dail &Lreann Publicity.

"Irish Peace - A Test of British Statesmanship" 1919, reprinted from "The Times".

"Presidential Statement of Policy", address delivered by Mr. de Valera at Public Session of Dail Eireann, 10/4/1919.

"La Republique D'Irlande et La Presse Francaise" - Delegation du Gouvernement Elu De La Republique Irlandaise, November, 1919.

"The Authority of Dail fiireann, 1919.

"La Terreur en Irlande" - Delegation de la Republique Irlandaise, 16 Juillet 1920 (a French translation of Div. Commissioner Smith's speech in Listowel R.I.C. Barrack).

"Ireland's Request to the Government of the United States for recognition as a Sovereign Independent State" - issued at the office of the Irish Diplomatic Mission, Washington, 1920. "A Report on The Irish Situation", 1920, by Lieut-General Sir Henry Lawson, K.C.B. "The Irish Republic", Chicago, Vol. 1, No. 3, 10/7/20, containing text of Frank P. Walsh's resolution to be presented to Delegates to Convention of Proposed Third Party. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO

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Group 5 (contd.)

20. "Na Bac Leis", Vol. 1, No. 2, October, 1921 - produced by prisoners in Ballykinlar Internment Camp. 21. "What Are Reprisals" by G.IC. Chesterton.

22. "The Delusion of The Double Policy", by G.K. Chesterton.

23. "The Danger to England", " " "

24. "The Voice of Labour", pages 3, 4, 5 & 6 - 17 December, 1921, "The Diary of Roger Casemerift

25. Thirteen pamphlets issued by Cumann Leigheacht an Phobail - 1921.

Group 4.

"THE IRISH BULLETIN" 1921.

1. Page 1 of issue for June 22nd 1921.

2. Vol. 5, No. 49, 9th August, 1921.

3. " 5, " 52, 12th August, 1921.

4. " 6, " 28, 28th November, 1921.

Group 5.

PUBLICATIONS 1922-ONWARDS.

1. "What Irish Republicans Stand For", by Constance de Markievicz.

2. "The Responsibility"- Statement by Publicity Dept. I.R.A., 7/9/1922.

3. "Where The Blame Lies" 1922, by Laurence Ginnell, T.D.

4. "The Bishop's Pastoral" 1922, A Prisoner's letter to the Archbishop of Dublin.

5. "Correspondence between 'The Government of the Irish Free State and His Majesty's Government relating to Article 12 of the Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland" 19/7/23 - 17/6/24.

6. "V/here we stand now - The Truth about The Republic" 1924, by Mary MacSwiney. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(l.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE lit C.D. REGISTER

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Group 5 (contd.)

7. "The Truth About The Army Crisis" 1924, with a forev/ord by Major-General .

8. "Poblacht na h&Lreann" by Mary MacSwiney.

"Banba" (8 copies) Jan. 1922 - Sept. 1922, each containing an article on Easter Week 191$ 9. "A Retrospect" by M.J. Lennon, D.J.

10. "A National Policy" by Eamon de Valera, speech in May, 1926.

11. "Waterford News 1916 Supplement", 23/4/1937.

Group 6.

DOCUMENTS USED BY DONOR IN CONNECTION WITH COMPILATION OF HSR BOOK

"THE IRISH REPUBLIC?

1. Letter, 4.12.35, from Count Plunkett to Miss Macardle, together with:

Circular letter dated 26th May, 1917, from Count Plunkett announcing a meeting to found Liberty Clubs in Kilkenny;

Two Liberty League membership cards.

2. Letter, 11.12.35, from F. Kearney, Castleville, Sandymount, (member of to Colonel Moore, enclosing typed copy of portion of original charge sheet, courtmartial of Connaught Rangers Mutineers, together with covering notes by Colonel MocHre.

5. Photostat of letter, 18.1.36, from George Gavan Duffy to Miss Macardle re Extract from L'Annuaire de Legislation comparee in Miss Macardle*s "The Irish Republic" (page 754 Gollanaz edition).

4. Photostat of letter, 11.3.36, from George Gavan Duffy to Miss Macardle re story of Easter Week by Cu Uladh in "An tfeireannach".

5. Letter, 24.4.36, from Mr. Tony Woods, , to Miss Macardle re raid on Curragh Barracks early 1922.

6. Typed letter from Sean MacEntee, 10.6.36, to Miss Macardle re control of Irish Volunteers by the First Dail. 7. Photostat of letter, 11.6.36, from Sean T. 6 Ceallaigh to Miss Macardle re fixing of date of Easter Week Rising. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,OOO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE 7S CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 9 NAME OF DONOR DOROTHY MACARDLE,

4.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Ecc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 6 (contd.)

8. Manuscript letter from Norbet O'Connor, 18.6.36, to Miss Macardle enclosing particulars . of his brother, Rory O'Connor.

9. Typed statement by Robert Barton re his experiences 1916 to 1922, with particular reference to Treaty negotiations.

10. Carbon copy of leaflet 14/8/22 addressed to the people of the Divisional Area by the officers 4th Northern Division, I.R.A., re public meeting in on 15/8/22 and incorporating text of "peace" resolution to be proposed at meeting.

11. Printed pamphlet entitled "Austin Stack, 1880 - 1929 (produced after his death).

12. Map of Ulster, shaded, to show relative strength of nationalist and unionist populations, 1922. 13. Set of index cards prepared by donor. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(l.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO C.D. REGISTER PAGE___X^.

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CD.10

SEAN EIT2GIBB0N COLLECTION. XG046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 10. NAME OF DONOR Sean Fitzgibbon.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Ecc.

1. Manuscript draft of letter from Eoin MacNeill to "The Irish Press" dated 28th May, 1933, denying that the Irish Volunteer Executive formed a Provisional Government prior to Easter, 1916.

2. Typescript statement by Sean Fitzgibbon re 3rd Battalion (Dublin), Irish Volunteers.

3. "The National Volunteer", Vol. 11, No. 44, August 14, 1915.

4. Miscellaneous Press cuttings CAA*JUU*A*JU**^ SAIAUS l/eLJ^XUJL A^uuJH^t (PfurtnjAtv&L/fevc*e*u*%t**t X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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CD. 15

PADRAIG- 6 BROIN COLLECTION. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE. CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 15. NAME OF DONOR Padraig 6 Broin,

3.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

1. Photo - Special Section of Old 'A* Company, 4th Battalion, Dublin Brigade - Winner of Trophy at St. Enda's, 5th Sept., 1915 2. "Last and inspiring address by Thomas McDonagh"'- printed leaflet.

3. Irisleabhar Saighdiuiri - 7 April, 1926 - manuscript journal of Irish Republican Soldiers Federation 1916 - 1926.

4. Cumann Sean Shaighdiuiri Poblacht na hUlireann 1916 - 23 (Old Republican Soldiers of Ireland) - Enrolment slip and rules. 5. Sean Airm Luchta Cibre na h&ireann (Old Citizen Army 1913-1923) - Unit of South - List of Service Events 1.6.35. 6. Manuscript draft of article prepared for Irish Press, 5th September, 1935 - signed MacCiannaoith 6 Broin (nom de plume). 7. An Aeridheacht at St. Enda's 30 years ago - cutting from Irish Press 7.9.35.

8. Six copies of News Letter of the National Bureau of Information, Washington, August 27th, 1921, September 10th, 1921, September 24th, 1921, October 8th,1921, October 15th, 1921, April 22nd, 1922.

9. One copy Weekly News Bulletin, October 10th, 1921.

DETAILS OF

CD. 17

COLONEL J.V. LAWLESS COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGF 8 ( CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 17. NAME OF DONOR Colonel J.V*. Lawless

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

1. Printed copy of "Black List (2nd issue) April 1921, Belfast Trade Boycott", together with explanatory note 15/7/50 hy donor.

2. Neostyled copy of document 12th January, 1922, entitled "The Organisation and the New Political Situation in Ireland" issued by order - Supreme Council I.R.3.), together with explanatory note 8/2/52 by donor.

3. Seaman's identity card issued at Liverpool 14th November, 1919, together with explanatory note 24/ll/l954 by donor. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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2.

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CD. 18

LIAM T. COSGRAVS COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M. (I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE §3 CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 18. NAME OF DONOR Liam T. Cosgrave.

2. 3. 4.

DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

"Memorandum on oath to be taken by Members of Parliament of the Irish Free State" by "Hugh Kennedy", 17/12/21.

2. Covering letter to No. 1 from A. Ua Cinneide to Aid. W.T. Cosgrave, together with explanatory note 17th August, 1950, by Colonel J.V. Joyce.

5. "List of men undergoing sentences of Penal Servitude" - Corrigan & Corrigan, Solicitors, 3, St. Andrew St., Dublin, together with covering notes by Comdt. Barry 4/5/49 and Secretary of Bureau 5/4/49.

Copy of a commentary on (3) above by Richard Hayes, Esq., Chairman of Advisory Committee.

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CD. 20.

JOHN F. SHOULDICE COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 20. NAME OF DONOR John F. Shouldice.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc.

THE FOUR COURTS GARRISON, DUBLIN,

EASTER WEEK, 1916.

1. Covering letter from John F. Shouldice, 16th November, 1948, to Secretary of the Buree|i.

2. Documents used by Four Courts Garrison Committee in collecting their statements:

(a) Circular letter, 28th October, 1936;

(b) Reminder, 12th January, 1937;

(c) Letter, 12th January, 1937, re cuestionnaire;

(d) Draft of (c).

3. Summary of statements recorded hereunder, compiled by J.F. Shouldice, Hon. Secretary of the Committee, with explanatory note dated 16th Nov., 1948.

4. Statement by Mort O'Connell, 20th January, 1937 - subsequently Clerk of Dail Eireann, with covering letter.

5. M n John F. Shouldice, donor of this collection, January, 1937 - ms. and typescript copy.

6. " " Michael 0fFlanagan - undated.

M 7. " Ignatius Callender, 18th January, 1937.

w 8. " Gear6id 6 hUallachain (Garry Houlihan), Q..M.G. Fianna fiireann, undated.

9. " " Col. L . Archer,22nd January, 1937, (subsequently Chief of Staff), with covering letter. 10. " • Liam O'Doherty, 18th January, 1937, with covering letter.

11. " " Richard P. Gogan, 25th November, 1936. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE 8<£> C.D. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. 20. NAME OF DONOR John F. Shouldice.

2.

SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

12. Statement by A.S. Rawley, 9th December, 1935.

13. " " Geo. Butler, 29th October, 1935.

14. • rt William Scully, 11th November, 1935.

15. rt H Patrick Dunne, 29th January, 1937.

16. n " Patrick O'Hanlon, 26th December, 1935.

17. M " Sean II. 0»Duffy - replies to questionnaire, undated.

18. • " Thomas J. Munroe « " * «

19 " " Jerry Golden " " " M

20. " » Peadar McNulty « • M »

21. n • Thomas Bannon, 30th November, 1935.

22. Case of Charles S. Murphy - Certificates by Stephen Pollard, 1.4.36, & Thomas J. Bevan, 5.4.36. 23. " " John Cromien - Statement by Margaret Morris Cromien, 11th November, 1935, and M. Cromien, 16th November, 1935. 24. Printed text of Father Albert's last letter to President de Valera - 24th January, 1925, with covering letter from Nicholas Laffan - undated.

25. Letter from Col. J.J. O'Connell - 30th October, 1936, with copy of articles on the Four Courts & North King St. area 1916 which were published in An t6glach, Vol. IV, No. 18 of 15th May, 1926, No. 19 of 22nd May, 1926, No. 20 29th May, 1926.

r

H 1 DETAILS OF

0. D. 21.

IP, 3. SULLIVAN COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52R. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 21. NAME OF DONOR Mrs. T.M. Sullivan.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

1. Copies of letters and extracts from letters written by T.M. Kealy to his brother, Maurice, with covering letter of certification by ...rs • T.M. Jullivan.

2. Copies of letters of T.M. Kealy to his brother, Maurice, 1920-1921.

3. Printed document, entitled "To the President of the United States of America", 11 June 1918, by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Chairman of a Conference of representative Irishmen, whose names are appended, re Conscription. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE. CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR

2. 4.

SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS D E T A I L S OF

CD.

LIAM de R6ISTE COLLECTION. X6046.140 APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 23 NAME OF DONOR Liam de R6iste.

SUB. DOCUMENT OBSERVATIONS NO. FORMAT Etc.

IRISH VOLUNTEERS, CORK CORPS,

1913 - 1915.

1. Abridged manuscript records from a diary by Liam de R6iste, 24th November, 1947, and 15th January, 1948, together with covering letter 24th November, 1947, from Mr. de R6iste.

2. Ticket of admission to public meeting in City Hall, Cork, 14th December, 1915, to form corps Irish Volunteers. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52C. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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I.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

A DETAIL S OF

C.D. 27

MAJOR F. O'DONOGHUB COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE ? / CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 27. NAME OF DONOR Major F. O'Donoghue.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

1. Printed Statement issued by Order, Executive Committee, Cork Corps Irish Volunteers, October 1914, following the "Split" in Irish Volunteers and formation of the National Volunteers.

2. Letter, 2nd January, 1945, from Daithi Barry to Major O'Donoghue (member of Bureau) re plan of Irish Volunteers, Cork, Easter Week, 1916, together with typed comment by Major O'Donoghue. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE 1± C.D. REGISTER

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CD. 28

SEAN O'HEGARTY COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\Y.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52R. APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 28. NAME OF DONOR Sean O'Hegarty.

SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

1. Minutes of meetings of Executive Committee, Cork Corps Irish Volunteers, July - October, 1914.

2. Register of names & Account Book of Celtic Literary Society, Cumann na nGaedheal, 1904 - 06. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE ^-Ml.

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3. 4.

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G. D. 29.

LISQT.-COL. J. Ivl. MacCMTHY COLLECTION. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE C.D. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. 19. NAME OF DONOR Lt.-Col. John MacCarthy.

2. 3.

SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

Group 1.

R.I.C. PATROL DIARY, 1904-1919.

1. R.I.C. Patrol Diary, 31st October, 1904 - January, 1919 - Bruff district, Co. .

2. Statement by Lt.-Col. J.K. MacCarthy, 10th April, 1952, as to circumstances in which the above diary car::e into his possession.

Group 2.

BRITISH MILITARY ORDEBS, 1920.

1. Divisional Order No. 228/1920, 607-609, by Major General Sir E.p. Strickland, commanding 6th Division, Cork - 13th December, 1920.

2. Divisional Order No. 229/1920, 610, by Major General Sir E.P. Strickland, commanding 6th Division, Cork - 15th December, 1920.

3. General Routine Orders No. 144 - by Major Gen. Sir H.S. Jeudwine, K.C.3. , Commandin.3- in-Chief, Ireland, Dublin, 14th December, 1920.

4. Label of despatch bag in which the above three orders were captured by the I.R.A.

Group 3.

I.R.A. REPORTS & COM ICATIONS. 1918-1920.

1. Explanatory note re documents hereunder by the donor, Lt.-Col. John A. MacCarthy, 11th September, 1951.

2. Carbon copies of letters written by S. Mac Cartaigh (John MacCarthy), Vice Commandant, Galtee Battalion. (a) 17th May 1918 to 18th May 1918 pages 1-44. (b) 21st May 1918 to 22nd May 1918 t? 1-45. (c) 26th May 1918 to 2nd June 1918 f» 4-39. (d) 4th June 1918 to 5th d "une 1918 tt 1-33. (e) 9th June 1919 to 13th June 1918 - tt 1-46. 3. Report, 14.7.1920, from D.F. MacCarthy att. I.C., E. Limerick Brigade to E. O'Malley then G.H.O. organiser in 1. Line: k, with explanatory note by the donor, J. MacCarthy. (a) Explanatory note, 20 July 1956. - . (b) Report.

Group 4.

FIANNA NA hEIRSANN - BELFAST.

1. Minute book of the Belfast Unit of Fianna na hEireann, with explanatory note by donor. X6046.14022C.9/56.2.000.W.&S.M. (I .)Ltd. APPENDIX TO PAGE % CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR Lt.-Col. JoJ •thy

2.

DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 5_.

UNCLASSIFIED.

Reprint of letter from the Bishop of Limerick, 1st May 1917.

A Manifesto to the Irish People by order, Executive, Irish Volunteers - undated.

Volunteer membership card issued to Sean V, Mac Carthaigh (John !•'. MacCarthy) - undated - Photostat.

Form of application for Irish Republican Loan, 1919-1920 - internal.

Receipt signed by Michael Collins (Minister of Finance), 7.7.1920, photostat - with explanatory note.

(a) Explanatory note - 19.3.1952. (b) Receipt.

Fhotostat of letter, 13.2.1921, written by Flying Officer MaOkay, R.A.F., whose aeroplane was brought down by the I.R.A., with explanatory note.

(a) Explanatory note, 12.9.1951.

(b) Letter - 2 copies photostat, 2 copies typescript.

Charge Sheet relating to a series of robberies at Kilmallock, Co. Limerick, 1920, which were the subject of a trial by a Republican Court, with explanatory note. (a) Explanatory note, 12.5.1952.

(b) Charge sheet.

Group 6.

INQUIRY 1918 RE ACTION OF IRISH VOLUNTEER OFFICERS LIMERICK,

EASTER WEEK, 1916.

Typescript letter dated 9th August, 1944, addressed to Major J.M. MacCarthy and signed by M.W. O'Reilly, With marginal notes in ms. by Tadhg Crowley, Ballylanders, Co. Limerick, and a footnote by Lieut-Colonel J.M. MacCarthy.

Manuscript letter,dated 7.10.1950, addressed to Colonel J.V. Lawless and signed by Lieut-Colonel J.M. MacCarthy.

Typed explanatory note dated 16th October, 1950, signed by Colonel Lawless. DETAILS OF

CD. 56

CON AHERNE COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE

REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 36. NAME OF DONOR Con Aherne, Kippagh House, Drinagh,

Dunmanway f Co. Cork.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

1. Membership Card of the Irish Volunteers No. 09017 issued to Conchubhar 6 Achoirinn (Con Aherne), 23rd November, 1915. 2 photostats showing inside & outside.

2. Internment Order, June 9th, 1916, in respect of Con Aherne - Photostat of order and of advertisement for Silvo on the back of which the order was pasted when received from donor.

3. Letter dated January 3rd 1916 from Headquarters, Cork Battalion, Irish Volunteers, 2 photostats - to Company Captain, Dunmanway, re communications. letter & back. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. NAME OF DONOR

2. 3. 4.

DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF

CD. 40

CAPTAIN ROBERT IvIQNTEI THCOLLECTI ON. X6046.14O22C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE 1^- CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 40. NAME OF DONOR Capt. Robert Monteith.

SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.

1. Photostat "Open Letter to the Irish People" by Roger Casement, 17th Sept., 1915.

Photostat 2. / Certificate of award of German Military Decoration to Capt. Robert Monteith, X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO /oo CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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C. D. 45.

OSC^GE OAVAN DOT? FT COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 45. NAME OF DONOR George Gavan Duffy.

3.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 1.

THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

A. Formation 1915 and early development.

1. Covering folio bearing,in Roger Casement's handwriting, the following headings, inter alia "The Original Provisional Committee of the Irish Volunteers, Nov.-Dec. 1913" ; "The Manifesto of the Prov. Committee to the Irish People, 25th Nov. 1913"; "This document should be read in Court at my trial if possible" also endorsement in pencil: - "Note on my connection with Eoin MacNeill - to clear him and elucidate some points".

2. Letters 24/ll/l913, two, in draft form, Roger Casement to Eoin MacNeill. "Originals, letters of Eoin MacNeill to Roger Casement, 25/ll/l915 to 5/6/1914, Nos. 1 to --^k-,,- ^ ~ i - ~~ : .V.'.Vi" . ~. — , • ,„ , 1 3. Covering explanatory note in Roger Casement's handwriting. 4. Letter No. 1, 25/11/1913.

5. it No. 2, 27/11/1913.

6. n No. 3, 1/12/1913.

7. tt No. 4, 4/12/1913.

8. »t No. 5, 3/12/1913.

9. No. 6, 6/12/1913.

10. « No. 7, 23/12/1913.

11. Tt No. 8, 26/1/1914.

12. ft No. 9, 12/2/1914. :

13. tt No. 10, 13/3/1914.

14. tt No. 11, 8/4/1914.

15. tl No.12, 13/4/1914.

16. If No.13, 23/4/1914.

17. ft No.14, 29/5/1914.

18. tt No.15, 5/6/1914.

19. Letter, 6/6/1914, from Erskine Childers to Roger Casement.

20. Extract from letter, February, 1914, from Eoin MacNeill to Mrs. Green.

21. "The Unionist Machine in Ireland" - Typed memo with covering note in Roger Casement's handwriting: "By Eoin MacNeill, January, 1914, Introduction to the papers exposing Balfour's Rule in Ireland". X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. 0-5213 APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. 45 NAME OF DONOR George Gavan Duffy,

2. 4.

SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 1.

THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

B. Attempt by , M.P., to gain control - 1914.

1. Letter, 26/3/1914, from Colonel Maurice Moore to Roger Casement.

2. • 8/4/1914, " " * »» " " •»

3. undated Roger Casement to Colonel Maurice Moore, draft in R. Casement's handwriting. 16/4/ Colonel Maurice Moore to Roger Casement.

" 17/4/1914, Liam S. Gogan, Asst. Hon. Secretary, Irish Volunteers, re formation of A.O.K. Volunteer Unit in Kilmallock; with ms. note on back. " 7/5/1914, from J.J. Hanna on behalf of Mr. John Redmond, House of Commons, to Roger Casement, with ms. note by R. Casement. 7. " 25/5/ from Colonel Maurice Moore to Roger Casement. o • " 23/5/1914, " Roger Casement to Hugh Law, M.P., draft in R. Casement's handwrit Lng 9. " 26/5/1914, " Hugh Law, M.P., House of Commons, to Roger Casement. 10. " 30/5/1914, • Tomas 6 Maille ? R. Casenent. 11. Note, undated, signed by Roger Casement re non-participation of Volunteers in party gath<.e n ngs. JL ft • ing, Letter, 2/6/1914, from Roger Casement to , M.P., draft in R. Casement's hi ...T' 13. • circa 4/6/1914, from Stephen Gwynn, M.P., to R. Casement. 14. " 8/6/1914, from Roger Casement to Hugh Law, M.P. 15. " 1C/6/1914, from Tomas 6 Maille.

16. " 11/6/1914, " Roger Casement to John Redmond, M.P., draft in R. Casement's handwjfr'

17. Postcard, 11/6/1914, n 33, Caldervale Rd., Clapham S.W., to Sir Roger Casement.

18. Letter, 13/6/1914, " George Berkeley to Sir Roger Casement.

19. • 17/6/1914, " Liam de R6iste, Headquarters, Irish Volunteers, Cork, ? to R. Caseft

20. • 21/6/1914, " George Berkeley to Sir Roger Casement.

21. • 22/6/1914, • Liam de R6iste ? to R. Casement. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd.- G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE /° $ CD. REGISTER

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 45, NAME OF DONOR avan Duffy.

4.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 1

THE IR: VOLUNTEERS,

C. Unclassified.

1. Letter, 2C/4/1914, from J.R. White to Sir Roger Casement.

2. " 23/4/1914, * tf tf • » • " « «

3. " ciroa 1/5/1914, from Alice Milligan to Sir Roger Casement.

4. " 11/5/1914, from J. Lehane, Irish Volunteers, Limerick Regiment, to Sir Roger

Casement. 5. Note, May - June, 1914, unsigned, asking R. Casement to join Eoin MacNeill on Tyrone Tour 6. Letter, 4/6/1914, from J.R. White to Sir Roger Casement. 7. Telegram, 4/6/1914, from McCartan to Casement, Cavehill, Belfast.

8. ft 15/6/1914, Tt O'Neill to Bigger, Cavehill, Belfast, with explanatory endorsement in R. Casement's handwriting. 9. Lette•etterrr , 17 & ,23 April, 25 May "and 24 Tune, 1914, from P. Coughlan, M.Inst., M. Zz r,^., MitcMitchelstownh , Co. Cork, to Sir Roger Casement re organising & traini.nAg of Volunteers in the Galtees area of Cork, Limerick, Tipperary.

Group 2.

TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF SIR ROGER CAS EM'S! TT, 1916.

1. Metropolitan Police District at Bow Street, 12th May, 1916, Rex v. Sir John Roger Casemen Information and Exhibits thereto.

2. Metropolitan Police District, Rex v. Casement and Bailey, Information, Depositions & Bailey's statement.

3. Statement by Daniel Julian Bailey - draft, undated.

4. In the of Justice,King's Bench Division, Rex v. I Roger Casement, Brief to Counsel for the Defendant upon Trial.

5. In the High Court of Justice g's Bench Division, Rex v. Casement, Depositions taken at sterial Enquiry. X6046.14O22C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO

/o CD. REGISTER PAGE H~

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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 45 NAME OF DONOR George Gavan Duffy.

2.

SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS

Group 2 (contd.)

TRIAL AND EXECUTION Off SIR ROGER CASEMENT, 1916.

6. In the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, Rex v. Casement - Affidavit of George Gavan Duffy and another, alleged contempt of court by "The Graphic", 22nd May, 1916.

7. In the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, ex parte Casement, Rex v. "The Graphi 23rd May, 1916. 8. In the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, Rex v. Sir Roger Casement, Affidavit of George Gavan Duffy, 25th May, 1916.

9. Rex v. Casement, Indictment & Depositions.

10. In the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement, Knight.Indictment. 11. In the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement and Daniel Julian Bailey, Exhibits, 2 copies.

12. Rex v. Casement & Bailey, Index to Exhibits,. 2 copies.

13. Rex v. Sir Roger Casement and Daniel Julian Bailey, additional evidence - 3 copies. 14. Photographs.

15. In the Sourt of Justice, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement, printed report of Proceedings, First Day, 26th June, 1916.

In the High Court of Justice, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement, printed report of Proceedings, Second Day, 27th June, 1916. 17. In the High Court of Justice, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement, printed report of Proceedings, Third Day, 28th June, 1916. 18. In the High Court of Justice, Rex v. Sir Roger David Casement, printed report of .Proceedings, Fourth Day, 29th June, 1916. 19. Grounds of appeal or application, 30th June, 1916, manuscript draft. 20. In the Court of Criminal A^eal, Rex v. Roger David Casement, drinted report of Proceedings, First Day, 17th July, 1916. 21. In the Court of Criminal inted report of Proceedings, Second Day, 18th July, 1916.

Jopy letter, 17.5.1916, from Mrs. Alice Stopford Green to Mr. Asguith," Prime Minister Nos. 22 & 23 bear a card of England, asking that two letters enclosed therewith asking for financial help for endorsed in ms. "Casement" the defence of Roger Casement should be allowed to pass to America. two letters from Mrs. J.R Green. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE /° & CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS

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Group 2 (contd.)

TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF SIR ROGER CASEMENT, 1916

1 ^-t- +- ^-r. i. Alice Stopfc reen to General Botha, !ir Roger Caser

letter, 25.7.1216 lent to his sister, Nina, shortly before Nos. 24 & 25 bear a ^ xecuox.cn. card endorsed in ma. "writings before the execution". 15. - LypescrinL irt thereof Casement" and bearing card endorsed in "After the trial — yx'cxi. xney it of Casement in Germany".

tter, 2.8.1916, from Fr. E.: ne to Gavan Duffy, describing his last interview with

P.Q istoris Document v< .tkrieg des Irischen Martyrers Sir Roger Casement" rorr.an addressed to the non-commissioned officers iossen, Berlin, llth April, 1916. nu. men ox one ±. serai aper cuttings relating to the trial of Roger Casement.

Group 3_

EASTER 16 TRIALS AND SENTENCES,

1. List of 144 names and some addresses of men undergoing sentences of penal servitude.

2. List of 27 men undergoing sentences of penal servitude, with sentences and general remarks. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGF lOb

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Group 5. - Contd.

EASTER WEEK 1916 - TRIALS -AMD SENTENCES.

3. Forms for assembl 1 Gene al Urt !:artial on Active DubllS^riST^n^fDUDiinDub , May 1916, including ^ summarie? s °2of evidence, etc., in thServicee , cases of:-

(a) George Plunkett; (b) John Plunkett; (c) J. Wilson; (d) J. Crenigan; (e) Thonas Desmond Fitzgerald; It) William O'Dea; . [gj P. Wilson; (h) V/. Wilson & J. Marks; (i) James Dempsey; ( j ) James M el inn; (k) Philip B; Cosgrave; (1) John Shouldice; (m) Peter Doyle; (n) William Partridge; (o) Henry James Boland; (p) John Downey & James Burke. (q) F. Brooks; (r) James Morrissy. John McNeill - charge sheet, May 19th, 1916. 5. U. ^ McNeill!2,8' K#C" P8 Casenentts willingness to testify, on behalf of

6. Draft of ^"^•^^^..••igj; by Roger Casement, to Governor, Brixton Jail, SH*! I 2uently to Home Secretary, requesting permission to give evidence ror the defence at the trial of John McNeill on 22 May 1916. 7. Draf • etition, 23 May 1916, signed by Roger Casement, requesting permission to give evidence for the defence at the trial of John McNeill. 8. Copy letter, 7 April 1917, from James McNeill t< on. H.S. Duke, P.C. M.P Chief Secretary for Ireland, re tr f his brother, John McNeill. to- tSr !: Jei11 t0 the a C • ' USo^L^en ox o sing copy o?f 8. above°*. '°- " British Troops in Ireland, ' Ernest 31 ythe - • Order, 7 April 1916, from Major General Friend, eadquarters, Irish Command, Dublin, to Ernest Blythe, instruct! Abingdon, in Oxfordshire. reside in

11. File of correspondence, April-June 1916, between Gavan Duffy and Ernest Blythe re defence of latter at his trial. y a ' re X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO lo CD. REGISTER PAGE.

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•roup 5_._ - Contd. EA3' lEK 1916 . - TRIALS AND

12. ••Preliminary Objection", unsigned, undated.

13. Craies Statute Law, 2nd Edition, Extract, page 458.

14. Miscellaneous manuscript notes.

15 . - Sentence of Penal Servitude for Life, 21 June 1916, signed by J.G. Maxwell, General (Commanding in Chief, The Forces in Ireland.

16. el O'Connor ^Brief for Counsel on behalf of the prisoner, charged with rring to land arms from Germany in Ireland, 2f April 1916.

17. Copy letter, 31 July 1916, to Messrs. Corrigan & Corrisan, 3 St. Andrew Street, Dublin, re fees for defence of Irish prisoners.

Groui 4.

IRISH PRIS SRS AMD INT 1916-1917.

1. Order

2. Order

3. Order

4. Ord er list missing.

5. Copy letter, 4 October 1916, fro:: Gavan Duffy to Corrigan• % Corrigan, Solicitors, re legal position - enclosures incomplete. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B, APPENDIX TO PAGE (Ol CD. REGISTER

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IRISH PRISONERS AND INTERNEES, 1916-1917.

>y letter, 4.10.1916,from five Camp leaders to T.I.I. He •P., re conditions in Frongoch Internment Camp - two copies.

Copy letter, n n'ctjnDs n +• r 16, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to T .: . Eealy, H.C., .ent of internees - two copies.

Copy letter, 9 October 1916, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to Laurence J. Ginnell, M.F. , and 12 October 1916 to A. Byrne, Esq. - questions in Parliament re rebate allowed to prisoners on purchases - three copies.

Copy letter, 10 October 1916, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to T.M. Healy,K.C. ,M.P., embodying notification from Home Office, 9 October 1916, remitting punishment - two copies.

Copy letter, 11 October 1916, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to William O'Brien, M.P. Complaint regarding food supplied to prisoners - two copies.

Copy letter, 11 October 1916, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to Alfred Byrne, M.P. Complaint regarding housing of prisoners - two copies. Copy letter, 13 October 1916, from M. Staines, Head Camp Leader in Frongoch to Alfred Byrne, M.P. Complaint re Irish books sent to prisoners and not received by them.

Copy letter, 14 October 1916, from five Camp leaders in Frongoch to William O'Brien, M.P. Complaint re rations supplied to prisoners. Statement, undated, unsigned, re in protest against conditions.

Patrick Daly - papers relating to his trial in Frongoch on 17 October 1916, on a charge of refusing to clean his cell.

T Statements, 17 October 1916, by Michael Collins, P.t . Walsh, J. Malone, H. Mellows, re refusal of prisoners of war status to Irish prisoners.

"Conditions At Fr teminent Caiap" , circa 31 October 1916. "Arrests of Hale Prisoners under the Military Serivce Act" - unsigned meno., circa 31 October 1916.

"Particulars of Sc:.*e Conscientious Objectors who have been before the Central Tribunal in Prison", etc., Tom and Peter Allen, undated, incomplete, torn.

Copy letter, 6 November 1916, fro:.: J.P. Cassidy, Frongoch, to Rt. Hon. Herbert Sanuel,M.P.

questions submitted to Counsel, 10 October 1916, and their replies thereto, 7 Nov. 1916.

Memo., 8 November 1916 - apparently by prisoners in Frongoch re attempted seizure of two fellow prisoners under the Military Service Act. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,OOO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE ^7 CD. REGISTER

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Group 4X - Contd.

IRISH PRISONERS AUD INTERNEES, 1916-1917.

23. Letter, 10 November 1916, from I'. Collins to Gavan Duffy, requesting him to make arrangements to defend fifteen prisoners who had refused to answer their names on 7 November 1916.

24. Letter, 11 November 1916, from fifteen Hut Leaders, Frongoch Internment Camp, to Gavan Duffy, re certain events following removal of Fintan Murphy on charge of being liable for military service.

25. "The Question of Conscripting Internees - A Test Case", 14/11/15 (sic) - case of Fintan Patrick Murphy.

26. Letter, 15 November 1316, from Gavan Duffy to Jud .vocate General , re prisoners who have been found to be liable f .litary service - two copies.

27. Acknowledgement, 17 November 1916, from F. Gfrn&&, Judge Advocate General, and copy of Gavan Daffy's letter of 15 November 1916 at 26. above.

28. Letter, 22 November 1916, from H.Q.. , Y/estern Command, Chester, with summary of evidence against Joseph M. Stanley.'

29. Statement, 23 November 1916, by R. Cotter, Frongoch Internment Camp, re j;arade of Hut leaders before Camp Commandant.

30. Copy letter, 25 November 1916, from 87 Fulwood House, Eolborn, V/.C. , to Under Secretary of State, Home Office - name of writer not stated - re treatment of prisoners in Frongoch Internment Camp.

31. Statement by J.M. MacHahon before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov.1916

32. Statement by before a Military Gourt in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov.1916

33. Statement by P. Scullin before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov.1916

34. Statement by John Joseph nil before a Militar; t in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916. 35. Statement by J.M. Stanley before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov.1916.

36. Statement by Michael J. Moriarty before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916.

37. 3ta by James O'Brien before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp,Nov. 1916 38. Statement by Philip P. Lennon before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916. 39. Statement by Philip Murphy before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916 40. Statement by C. Murphy before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916. 41. Statement by R.J. Mulcahy before a Military Court in Frongoch Internment Camp, Nov. 1916 X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(l.)Ltd. GS2R APPENDIX TO PAGE KO CD. REGISTER

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IRISH PRISONERS AND IN] QjS| 1916-1917.

42. Copy letter, 29 November 1916, from Gavan Duffy to CP. Scott, thanking him for sending a reporter to a recent Military Court (presumably from "ManOhester Guardian").

43. Letter, 5 , from Corrigan & Corrigan to Gavan Duffy re Kabeus Corpus proceedings in cases of sentenced men.

44. Copy letter, 8 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to T.M. Healy, K.C., re treatment of prisoners at Frongoch Internment Camp and Reading Gaol.

45. Copy letter, 14 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to Under Secretary of State, Home Office, re punishment of prisoners in South Camp, Frongoch. 46. Copy letter, 14 Dec. 1916, from Gavan Duffy to '"Manchester Guardian" re Military Court at Frongoch and promulgation of sentences.

47. Copy letter, 14 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to "Irish Independent" re Military Court at Frongoch and promulgation of sentences.

Copy letter, 14 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to "Freeman's Journal" re Military Court at Frongoch and promulgation of sentences.

49. Copy letter, 14 December 1916, frc ravan Duffy to P.J. Hooper, Editor, "Freeman's Journal" re Mil it a: ourt at Frongoch and promulgation of sentences.

5( . Copy letter, 14 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to The Censor, Internment Camp, Frongoch, re representation of prisoners at inquest of D£. Peters, Bala. 51. Letter, 14 December 1916, from Western Command, Chester, to Gavan Duffy, notifying the confirmation of sentences on twelve prisoners.

52. Letter, 14 December 1916, from W.J. Brennan •Thitmore to Gavan Duffy re suicide of Camp Doctor, Dr. Peters.

14 53. Lette.s (two) Dec. 1915, si;:ned Samon Fraidheas (Price), Cathal MacDubhgaill and Michael Collins, re suicide of Dr. Peters - with covering note by Micheal Ua Coilean. 54. Telegram, 14 December 1916, from Censor, Frongoch, to Script, Holborn, London, re suicide of Dr. Peters,

55. Letter, 15 December 1916, fro:;; to Gavan Duffy, re suicide of Dr. Peters - with copy.

56. Letter, 15 December 1916, from Censor, Frongoch, to Gavan Duffy, confi Lng telegram sent yesterday.

57. Letter, 16 December 1916, from War Office to ^avan Duffy otifying discharge of Private Thornton from service - with copy.

58. Letter, 16 December 1916, from Judge Advocate General to 'lavan Duffy, forwarding transcript of shorthand notes at Military Court on fifteen prisoners on 25th and 27th November 1916. 59. Enclosure to No. 58 above. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 4. Contd. IRISH PRISONERS_AICD INTERNEES, 1916-1917.

60. Copy letter, 15 December 1916, fr< avan Duffy to Secretary, V/ar Office re John Nunan, and copy.

61. Copy letter,. 18 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to Editor, "Irish Independent" re twelve prisoners sentenced to hard labour.

62. Copy letter, 19 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to Secretary of State for Home Affairs, re policy of severe repression against prisoners in Frongoch.

63. Co ter, Lber 1916, from Gavan Duffy to Under Secretary of State, 'fairs, re ill-treatment of prisoners in Frongoch Internment Camp. 64. Copy letter, 22 December 1916, from Gavan Duffy to Rev. T. Codd, C.C., , enclosing formal charge-sheets, 5 Wexford prisoners. Enclosures missing. 65 • December 1916, from Rev. Jl» Codd, C.C., to Gavan Duffy, acknowledging letter of 22 December 1916, at No. 64 above.

» Letter, December 1916, from Oavan Duffy to Secretary of the Army Countffl, War Office, S.V/. , re John Nunan and military service,(and draft. \

67. iicmno' t, 1 January 1917, from War Office, of letter, 30 December 1916, at No. 66 above, and two typed copies.

68. Trial of Private Patrick King, 5 January 1917, for disobeyi lg a lawful order when on active service.

69. Trial of Private George King,' 5 January 1917, for disobeyin I a lawful order when on active service.

70. Copy letter, 2 December 1916 'rom Ellen Ryan, v/exford, to Lady Kyles (?), re conditions in j.~ard to women prisoners in Aylesbury Prison.

71. Letter, 22 aaber 1916 Frison Commission, Home Office, to Gavan Duffy, authorisi to visit G. Doyle and C. 0'Donovan in Gaol.

72. Writ of Stu i on behalf of Darrell Figsis, Reading Gaol, for damages for false imprisonment. Test case for Oxford internees - undated.

73. Form of Indictment - William Cundel (alias Connell) - for treason during Napoleonic '.Tar. (Certified copy, 2 January 1903.) X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE. //A CD. REGISTER

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Gro up 5.

BRITISH MILITARY" ORDERS FORBIDDING ENTRY INTO OR RESIDENCE IN CERTAIN AREAS, 1916-17.

1. Copy of Order, 23 Feb. 1917, signed by B. Mahon, L. Gen., Competent Military Authority, prohibiting Patrick McCartan, Gortin, Co. Tyrone, to reside in the area of Ireland, and approving of Oxford as his new place of residence.

2. Copy of Order, 25 Feb. 1917, signed by G.M. Simpson, Major-General, Competent Military Authority Headquarters, Ripon Reserve Centre, prohibiting person, not named, leaving the toUn of Wetherby.

3. Copy of Order, 19 March 1917, signed by W.G.B. Western, Major General i/c Administratio l, Southern Command, prohibiting John T. Kelly (Sean T. 0'Kelly] to reside in City of Oxford, or any county bordering on the coast, and approving of Fairford as new place of residence. 4. Draft copy of No. 3. above.

5. Letter, 13 March 1917, from Gavan Duffy to James J. O'Connor, ICC. , Attorney General, protesting re places of residence selected for deportees, and requesting his intervention on their behalf.

6. Acknowledgement, 15 March 1917, from Attorney General to Gavan Duffy, and suggesting that he, Gavan Duffy, should send him another letter which^could be transmitted to the Chief Secretary.

7. Letter, 16 March 1917, from Gavan Duffy to Attorney General, as requested in No. 6 above.

roup 6. BRIHSH MILITARY REGULATIONS.

1. S.R.O., 1916, No. 359, Defence of the Realm Regulations, empowering the Military •Authorities to prohibit race meetings. 2. Copy letter, 15 Oct. 1916, to Commandant, Prisoners of War, Frongoch, enclosing copy Royal Warrant at No. 4 hereunder. 3. Covering letter, 16 Oct. 1916, from Lieut. Burns, Prisoner of War Camp, Frongoch, forwaring copy of No. 4 hereunder. 4. Royal Warrant, 21 Sept. 1916, Maintenance of Discipline among Prisoners of 'War. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD, REGISTER

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BRITISH MILITART REGULATIONS.

5. Copy letter, 29 Nov. 1916, from Cavan Duffy to Under Secretary of State, Hone Office, applying for copy of Royal 7/arrant, at No. 4., above.

6. Letter fron Hone Office, Whitehall, 2 Dec. 1916, refusing request for copy of No. 4, above.

7. Letter fron V/ar Office, 10 Jan. 1917, refusing request for two copies of No. 4, above.

8. General Orders for the Guidance of Troops, 1891.

9. Explanatory letter, 30 Dec. 1950, from George Gavan Duffy to the Director of the Bureau of Military History, re Nos. 4. and 8. above.

Group_ 7.

RISING OF EASTER WZSK 1916 - PERSONAL NARRATIVES.

1. Dublin by M*W« 0*Reilly, undated, 2. Dublin initialled "T", undated. 3. Tipperary - by Eanon 0 Duibhir, endorsed in ms. on back, "5. Treacy", undated, 4. '^alway unsigned, undated, 5. Linerick - unsigned, undated,

6. Vfexford unsigned, undated.

7. Envelope, marked "Shanty", in which the above narratives were enclosed when received in the Bureau. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,OOO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 8._

IRISH NATIONAL AID AND VOLUNTEERS DEPENDENTS' FUND.

i. An Appeal for Subscriptions - extract from the "Leader", Dublin, July, 1916.

2. Reports of ten meetings of sub committee, from 17 December 1916 to 21iebruary 1917. 3. Letter from Art O'Brien to Gavan Duffy - undated, re need for funds.

4. "Latest information, with reference to the Irish Political Prisoners and Deportees in England", 23 March 1917.

Group 9. OFFICE OF THE IRISH ENVOY IN PARIS, 1919-1920.

1. Letter, 7 June 1919. from Secretary, Dail Eireann (Diarmuid 0 hSigeartaigh), to L'rs. Gavan Duffy, accenting her'of f er to serve in Paris under Sean T. O'Kelly.

Official card of George Gavan Duffy, Irish Envoy.

Cony letter, 25 August 1920, from George Gavan Duffy to Monsieur Alexandre Hillerand, President du Conseil, re case of Terence I.'acSweeney (sic), Lord mayor of Cork, with envelope addressed to L'e President du Conseil. See No. 6, below.

4. Copy letter, 1 September lc.-20, froa George Gavan Duffy to Monsieur Alexandre L'illerand President do Conseil, re request of same date, that he (Gavan Duffy) should leave France that day.

5. Ticket issued to Gavan Duffy in connection with his journey from Paris to Brussels, 1 September 1920.

Press Cuttings:

6. Letter from Gavan Duffy to Monsieur le President do Conseil, 25 Sept. 1920. Extract from "L'Union Agricole", 28 Aug. 1920. See No. 3 above.

7. Extract from the "Times", New York, 5 Sept. 1920, re Terence MacSwiney and departure from France of G. Gavan Duffy.

8. "M. Ivlillerand Expulse Le Deles*ue De L'Irlande" - extract from "Le Pror/res Civique", 11 Sept. 120.

"Propos de plande" - article by E. Adolphe Lara - and letter from G 'f y - sxtract froffl ,,ije Nouvelliste Guadelivre", 11 Sept. 1920. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE //r^ CD. REGISTER

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Group 10« PUBLICITY AND PROPAGANDA

Issued by Irish Diplomatic Mission in U.S.A.:

1. Volume 4, Nos. 36/37, Irish Bulletin.

2. Volume 4, No. 39, Irish Bulletin, and a judicial report in Clare. 3. Volume 4, No. 43, Irish Bulletin - A Nation in Arms.

4. Volume 4, No. 45, Irish Bulletin, and Summary of Outrag week ended Januar,

5. Vol 3 4, Nos. 48, 49, 50, Irish Bulletin, and Summary i traces of week end March 14th.

6. Volume 4, Nos. 51-53, Irish Bulletin rders by Cr orces.

•;:in Franklin '/ureau, Chicago:

7. No. 1, . Muriel NacSwiney's Story, widow of Terence NacSwiney.

No. 2, The Ir i Republican Army, by Alice Stopford Green. No. 3, i Terror, ; Tom Hales; Nhurles; Balbr

10. No. 4, Background of the Irish Republic. by L'iss MacSwinev •

11. No. 5, ;ain, Lord -ayor oi Cor; sisters of Mrs. Mi

12. No. 6, .loway Vhere are two No. 6fs - on 13. Mo • 6 , ects 14.

15. Q 3rica:is Nave Said Of Irelani , by Franklin A. ashington.

16. ."o. 10, >rtanco To The 7/orld, by Lincoln Col cord. G . Chesterton.

17. ro. n, iblican, by Rev. J.A.H. Irwin.

IS. 'o. 12 , •ica and 'eland. A comparative study of events and conditions,

1 Q ~o. 14, 'ith Ireland? by John Hampden Bright. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,0O0.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52R APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER

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Group 10. - Contd. PUBLICITY" AND PROPAGANDA.

Issued in Ireland:

20. Valera States The National Position, 50 Mar. 1921. By Order of Dail Eireann. Three copies. 21. Is Ireland A Danger to England? - The Strategical Question Examined. Reprinted from "Irish Bulletin", 29 July 1921. 22. Ireland Captive Or Ireland Free - handbill, undated.

Unclassified:

25. Extract from "Nineteenth Century- And After", June 1916 - The Sinn Fein Rebellion.

24. Ireland To-day - Report by the Society of Friends - from "The Tines", 5 Oct. 1920.

25. "La Crise Irlandaise" - by J. Vendriyss, Paris, Avril 1921.

26. Self-Detormindation And The Rights Of Small Nations, by Vfoodrow Wilson.

27. Invitation to lecture - "II Kartirio dellT Irlanda", Rome. Date not specified.

Group 11.

AN GLO—iRISI- nous, 1921.

• ointment of Irish '.•otent iaries:

1. M.S. notes by Ga-v t. 1921.

mtials, In Iris lish, signed am on de Valera, and sealed with the Seal of Dail Eireann, 7 Oct. 1921. Instructions to Plenipotentiaries from Cabinet, 7 Oct. 1921.

Treaty negotiations:

4. File 3 - General Draft Treaty Clauses & memoranda.

5. File C - General Correspondence & Formal Documents.

6. File D - Defence.

7. File E - North-East Ulster.

8. File F - Trade & Finance.

File G - Unclassified Papers.

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Group 12. THS CONSTITUTION, 1922.

1. Neostyled letter, in Irish, 7 Mar. 1922, signed by Darghal Figis (Darrel Figgis], Secretary of the Constitution Committee to Michael Collins, Chairman of the Provisional Government.

2. "Memo on the Constitution", by Lord Kidleton, copy nemo., undated.

" 3. "Criticism by Nr. George O'Brien" 27 Liar. 1922 - memo, by Mr. George O'Brien, criticising the draft constitutions.

4. Memorandum on suggested amendments to the proposed constitution, 11 April 1922, by George ~avan Duffy.

5. 'The Constitutional Conf erence''- undated, unsigned memo.

6. "Draft Constitution of the Irish Free State-- text of the Constitution as submitted to the Provisional Parliament, 1922.

7. Letter, 16 June 1922, from A. Berried ale Keith - cutting from the "Irish Times", 19 June 1922.

8. Freeman Constitutional Supplement - Freeman's Journal, Dublin, 16 June 1922.

9. 'Does the Draft Constitution surrender more than the Treaty?" - undated, unsigned memo.

10. Suggested preamble to the Constitution - unsigned, 18 Sept. 1922.

11. "The Constitution" - memo, by Sean 0 Cuin, 24 Sept. 1922.

Group 13.

fi^I RATION OF GEORGE GAVAN DUFFY FRO!-.: TKH) PROVISIONAL G0Vgg?MB3T. 1923,

1. >escript draft of letter from Gavan Duffy to the Press, 11 Aug. 1922, with amendments in M.S.

2. Letter, 11 Aug. 1922, from G. Gavan Duffy - cutting from "Freeman's Journal", "Irish Tines" and "Irish Independent", 19 Aug. 1922.

3. "The Fenian", War Issue, No. 31, 19 Aug. 1922, containing article entitled, "Gavan Duffy's Bonb shell". 4. "Rebels ' Flan. Flying Columns to Raid the Country", by Stephen Gwynn - cutting from the "Observer", 20 Aug. 1922. 5. Lett ers >r~e A. Lyons and others - c\ freeman's Journal", 21 Aug. 1922. 6. Statement by Government Publicity Department - cutting from the "Irish Independent", 22 Aug. 1922.

7. "Poblacht na hSireann", war news, No. 45, 22 Aug. 1922, containin- article entitled, "Gavan Duffy Tears Off The Mask"*