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C D . Register X6046.14022C.9/56.2,OO0.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd\ G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 45. NAME OF DONOR George Gavan Duffy SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 14. MISCELLANEOUS PHggS uurriflGS. lyi8 and earlier. 1919. 1920. 1921. 1922 and subsequently. Group 15. UNCLASSIFIED. "There './e Stand" - ns, memorandum on the policy of Sinn Fein, unsigned, undated. Written apparently shortly after the establishment of "The National Council", circa Nay-June 1903. "Case of Dowling (Prisoner), July 1918" - member of Irish Brigade, Germany, 1916. Notes from Courtmartial, by Maurice Moore, with enclosure No. 3. "Copy Exhibit produced by Crown, No. 9" - copy of hectographed circular, distributed to prisoners of war at Limburg, 9 May 1915. Attached to No. 2 above. Report of 121 Session of Dail Eireann. Copy Address by Go org.; Gavan Duffy to the Electors of County Dublin, from Rome, (?15) May 1921. Memorial Card for Michael 0 !CaHainan, Mayor of Limerick, 1920-1921. Murdered by enemy, 7 Mar., 1921. Photograph of girl - no name or date. Press and other cuttings re stamp collections. Material Collected by the Bureau Regarding Roger Casement. This document was prepared by the Secretary of the Bureau of Military History on 26 Sept."1957, as an aid to future historians an: students. DETAILS 0 F CD. 50. DR. RICHARD SATES COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 50 NAME OF DONOR Dr. Riohard Hayes SUB. DOCUMENT OBSERVATIONS NO. FORMAT Etc. 1. Account of Battle of Ashbourne, Easter Week 1916, by Sergt. Wm. O'Connell, R.I.C., together with sketch map of scene of action and a covering letter of 21st July, 1931, to Dr. Hayes from General Richard Muloahy re origin of the account. 2. Circular letter on official Irish Volunteer notepaper re establishment of second training camp for Irish Volunteers on 31st July, 1915, together with form of application to attend camp. 3. (a) "Fianna Handbook" issued by the Central Council of Na Fianna Eireann for the Boy Scouts of Ireland; (b) Book, T,D.0.R.A. at Westminster" by Laurence Ginnell. NOTE: - A document entitled: - "A letter of appointment of Dr. Richard Hayes as 0/C 5th Fingal Battalion, Dublin Brigade, from Irish Volunteer Headquarters, 14th June, 1915", registered in the first instance under CD. 46 was subsequently attached to W.S. 97. DETAILS 0 F CD. 52. FRANK C'DONNSLL COLLECTION. 9/56.2,000.W.ftS.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO PAGE /c? / CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 52. NAME OF DONOR Frank c 1 Donnell. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group' 1. con HUL2 DHS.T0N STRAIT0IT - TRALEE. 29 SEPT. 1912. Copy letter, 16 Sept. 1912, bearing names of J.LI. Slattery, F. O'Donnell, D. Nolan and T. 0'Mahony as signatories, addressed to Nost Rev. Dr. Mangan, Bishop of Kerry. Meeting - 16 Sept. 1912 - agenda. Meeting - 18 Sept. 1912 - agenda. List of invitations. Notice convening meeting of Committee, 22 Nov. 1912. Letter, 25 TTov. 1912, to Rev. J. O'Connor, The Palace, Killarney, re invitation sent to the Bishop of Kerry. Minute Book, 12 Sept. 1912. Group 2^ NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS - COUNTY KERRY, Minute Book of Tralee Battalion, 4 Nov. 1914 to 24 July 1916. Correspondence Book 11 July 1915 to 24 Sept. 1915 Printed circular letter, 19 Oct. 1914, re establishment of Volunteer Corps in Tralee, bearing the names of T. O'Donnell, M.P., and J.M. Slattery, Chairman, as signatories. Signed protest, Oct. 1914, by subscribers to the Tralee Volunteers Fund. Constitution and draft revised rules, with covering letter from Col. Maurice Moore, 9 Nov. 1915. Constitution and Rules, print. Typed list of names of secretaries of companies, National Volunteers, registered County Kerry. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B APPENDIX TO PAGE l&3- CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 52. NAME OF DONOR Frank O'Donnell. 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 2. NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS - COUNTS SRHY. (Contd.) Correspondence, Dec. 1914 to Feb. 1915, between Frank O'Donnell and Capt. Donegan, re guarding of railway bridges by National Volunteers. Letter, 23 Feb. 1915, fron John T. Donovan re Volunteer colours. Two letters, 24 & 27 Feb. 1915, fron I.Irs. Maud V/alsh, re visit of P.A. O'Farrell, an American journalist. Correspondence, etc., March-April 1915, re All Ireland Review, Easter Sunday, 4th April, 1915. Return of Inspection Staff, Brigade State, Co. Kerry, 26 April 1915. Letter, 7 May 1915, from John T. Donovan, re Tralee Battalion of the Kerry Regiment of the Volunteers. Letter, 14 June, suggesting review at Tralee,to Frank OfDonnell from Col. Maurice Moo^e Five photographs taken at the presentation of colours to the Irish National Volunteers, Tralee. Letter, 29 June 1915, from Marquis MacSwiney to Frank C'Donnell, requesting complete list of Volunteer Officers at Tralee. Letter, 31 Aug. 1915, from T.3. Cronin, "Kerry Sentinel" Office, to Frank O'Donnell, re conference for discussion of possibilities of a working arrangement between both sections of Volunteer^. Letter, 14 Sept. 1915, from Marquis MacSwiney to Frank O'^onnell, re National Volunteer s, Castlegregory, etc. Letter, 8 Oct. 1915, from Marquis MacSwiney to Frank C'Donnell, re review of National Volunteers, Kerry, by John Redmond, M.P. Letter, 25 Oct. 1915, from Marquis MacSwiney to Frank O'Donnell, re postponement of Convention and Volunteer Review. Letter, 13 Mar. 1916, from Austin Stack to F.H. O'Donnell, inviting Kerry Corps to take part in demonstration on 17th idem. Letter, 9 May 1916, from John Reidy to Frank C'Donnell re loan of arms7 Circular letter, 13 May 1916, bearing name of Frank C'Donnell as signatory, re (1) arrest of National Volunteers, and (2), surrender of arms to military. Letter, 15 May 1916, from Private Sec. to Lord Lieutenant, to Frank ©•Donnell, acknowledging receipt of letter, envelope attached. Group 5. UNCLASSIFIED. United Irish League membership card of F. O'Donnell, Tralee, 1st Oct. 1915 - photostat, 2 copies. Local Pass, issued by the R.I.C. to Frank CfDonnell, Tralee, No. 21148, 26 June 1918. DETAILS C F CD. 53. EBNIH C 'MALLET COLLECTION X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS (Ernie 0 »I*alley Collection) REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 53. NAME OF DONOR Military Archives. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DOCUMENTS CAPTURED AT 36 AILESBURY ROAD, DUBLIN, ON TEE OCCASION OP THE ARREST OF ERNIE O'l.IALLEY. 1. Copies of messages sent and notes made by Ernie O'Malley while O.C., Offaly, 1918, with explanatory note by Lt. Col. J.M. ::acCarthy, C. i/c. Archives, 30 March, 1948. 2. Copy of contents of notebook of E. O'Malley, relating to events in Limerick, Tipperary and Kilkenny in 1921, with explanatory note by Lt. Col. J".1/. NacCarthy, C. i/c. military Archives, 30 Mar. 1948. 3. Brief outline of Labour movement, 1912-1919, and Connolly's part therein, with explanatory note by Lt. Col. J.M. NacCarthy, 0. i/c. Military Archives, 30 Nar. 1948. X604G.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(l.)Ltcl. G52B. APPENDIX TO C.D. REGISTER PAGE INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION C.D. NAME OF DONOR 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF C. D. 54. G30RG2 COLLECTION. X6O46.14022C.9/56.2,00O.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. APPENDIX TO CD. REGISTER PAGE_/^LA_^ INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 54. NAME OF DONOR George Lyons. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 1. Text of lecture entitled "The Resurrection of Ireland - How it Began" delivered by George Lyons to the 1916-21 Club, Kay, 1946. Text signed by George A. Lyons. 2. Book entitled "Some Recollections of Griffith and his Times" by George A. Lyons. DETAILS OF CD. 58 EDWARD 0*CONNOR-COX COLLECTION. X6O46.l4O22C.9/56.2 0O0.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. ( APPENDIX TO PAGE (^l CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 58 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Edward O'Connor Cox. 3. 1. Two membership cards of The Irish Volunteers issued to Edward O'Connor. 2. Copy of "An Claidheamh Soluis", 23rd May, 1914, damaged. 3. Christmas Card dated 1914 from B.R. Parsons with photograph of Irish Volunteers. 4. Photograph of D. Coy., Ill Battalion, Irish Volunteers, 1914. « tl tt rt f 5. JI t 6. Ticket to concert in aid of Irish Volunteers Equipment Fund, 9th January, 1915. 7. Poster announcing concert No. 6 above. 8. Letter from Liam MacPiarais (Willie Pearse) 27.8.1915 re Volunteer Sports to be held in St. Enda's, Rathfarnham. 9. Photograph taken September, 1915, at Volunteer Sports, Rathfarnham, with explanatory note on back - damaged. 10. Poster announcing Irish Concert to be held in Carnegie Library, Clondalkin. 11. Neostyled circular from Bulmer Hobson, 31.5.1915, re Volunteer camps. 12. "The Present Crisis" - printed manifesto, 15.7.1915. 13. Copy of official document, undated and unsigned, re precautionary measures sanctioned by the Irish Office on the recommendation of the G.O.C. Fores in Ireland. 14. Souvenir of Concert held on January 18th, 1916. 15. Copy of "The Soldiers Song", words and music, with explanatory note by E.
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