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soon "for Gods sake do not delay writing to me by return of post". Also a
letter from A. Mansfield detailing their father’s plans to settle Walter’s debts
and secure him a troop in the Portuguese Hussars.
520 13 July 1813
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Lettr signed by Daniel O’ Connell, 4 Capel St., Dublin, detailing the need to
raise a countrywide subscription to pursue the aims of [Catholic
Emancipation]. Legal expenses have necessitated a Parochial subscription,
which Daniel Ryan is requested to help manage. His subscription of 5 gunieas
is gratefully acknowledged, and a list of fellow subscribers in Tipperary is
included.
521 14 July 1814
Letter to Daniel Ryan, Inch House, from his aunt, Elizabeth Matthew, gently
chastising him for his delay in sending on her annuity to the office of Stephen
Grehan. She also reminds him she is owed £2 from her previous half years
allowance. Chides him also on the money he has spent [on renovations at
Inch]. Closes chatting about family and friends (she is to be godparent to
Margaret Grehan's son, Ryan's nephew).
522 [Oct 1815]
Letter to Dan Ryan, Batts Hotel, Dover Street, from his Aunt Mary Nash
stating she has directed £10 to be sent to him to cover his needs until he can
get the Bill sent by his brother Phill via Mr. Barry.
523 23 Oct 1815
Letter to Daniel Ryan, Batts Hotel, Dover St., London, from his Aunt Mary
Nash, RMC, Sandhurst, responding with amusement to his comical accounts
of being stranded with no cash. She has made arrangements for monies to be
forwarded to him. Gives news of her daughters and their families and
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