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mentions how impressed she was with George Ryan who visited recently.
Remarks on the situation in Ireland “I should think Inch a bad place for safety
this winter” adding “there is little probabiltiy of your extracting rents”.
524 6 Aug 1821
Letter to Daniel Ryan, Inch House, from his sister Eliza Ryan, Dublin,
discussing social events and urging him to come and join them and the “fair
assembly” now appearing in the capital looking for husbands. Instructs him to
counsel their brother Phil not to eat too much “as it is no longer the fashion to
be fat”. Requests certain items to be sent to Castle Fogarty and in a postscript
mentions the Queen’s death.
525 14 Dec 1821
Letter to Daniel Ryan, Inch House, from Thomas [Quan], Waterford,
responding to an inquiry regarding heirs of Mrs. Christian Kennedy, the
mother of Ryan’s Aunt Mary. Details to whom Mary Ryan left her property
(he being an executor) and undertakes to forward copies of any relevant
documents in his possession.
526 7 March 1822
Letter to [Daniel Ryan] from Arthur Carden, Templemore, Co. Tipperary,
discussing the recent proclamation of baronies in Tipperary and the strategies
they should now employ “It would be infinitely better that such discussions
were [ ] in each barony separation – then thus dividing the cabal of
electioneering & all those other agreements usually emitted from that box of
Pandora – a County Meeting.” Features a note dated 1898 describing contents.
527 2 May 1822
Note addressed to D Ryan, Inch house, from [ ] Collen, detailing the serious
state of Sir John’s [ ] health.
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