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Descriptive List - University College Cork Library

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writing as often as he would like. Discusses family news and remarks his<br />

Mother and brother are enjoying London, she herself finds life in Limerick<br />

“very stupid” as everyone has left for sea bathing. Mentions the death of her<br />

late husband.<br />

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489 19 Oct 1801<br />

Letter from Mary Anne Ryan, 31 Duke Street, Manchester Square, London to<br />

her son Daniel, Oscott, informing him that some relatives will visit on Friday<br />

and requests he be well turned out. Requests also that he write to her after the<br />

visit and have a letter ready for Mrs. Ryan to be sent via Aunt Burke. Details<br />

who is in town and who she has met lately. Instructs him to keep up his<br />

drawing and dancing skills and to find out where the Mansfields plan to spend<br />

Christmas. Closes hoping he has grown and that he and his brother attend to<br />

their religion.<br />

490 18 Sept 1801<br />

Letter from George Ryan, No. 2 Holes St., Cavendish Square, London to his<br />

son Dan, Oscott. He is pleased to hear he and his brother are being given<br />

separate rooms. He looks on this as a sign of their masters’ approval of their<br />

conduct, and so agrees to send money to fit out the rooms. Cautions them<br />

however not to move from the dormitory until the new rooms are free of the<br />

smell of paint. Advises he has been searching for the books requested but has<br />

not yet found them. Mentions he is busy looking for a house to rent for the<br />

winter after their stay in Cheltenham. Passes on good wishes of various<br />

relatives and friends. In a postscript he adds he found the books requested and<br />

is forwarding them.<br />

491 23 Sept 1801<br />

Letter from George Ryan, 31 Duke St., Manchester Square, London, to his<br />

son Dan, Oscott, stating he has had no letter from him or Phil for quite some<br />

time. Instructs them to fix a day each week to write to him or their mother.<br />

Instructs him also to write to his Aunt Mathew once she is settled in Bath and<br />

gives news of friends and relatives in London, including Eliza Nash who after<br />

3 months in France speaks French as fluently as English “so I shall expect you<br />

to do the same”. Mentions relatives who hope to visit Dan at Oscott.<br />

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