Descriptive List - University College Cork Library
Descriptive List - University College Cork Library
Descriptive List - University College Cork Library
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555 17 Oct 1835<br />
Letter to George Ryan from Stephen Grehan, discussing a business transaction<br />
relating to the clearing of debts and encumbrances on a property. Additional<br />
note by Margaret Grehan (nee Ryan) in which she promises to write soon.<br />
556 20 Oct 1835<br />
Note to George Ryan from Stephen Grehan acknowledging receipt of £100<br />
and noting the money advance made to [Miss Barry] has still not been repaid.<br />
557 23 –29 Nov 1835<br />
Letter to George Ryan from Adam Cook, Treasurer, requesting his<br />
subscription to the Thurles Dispensary. On the reverse is a [draft] letter from<br />
Maria, Lady Brown to Maria [ ] (29 Nov.) assuring her she plans to<br />
keep as free as possible from the Power family quarrel. Explains that as legal<br />
proceedings have commenced and as she has some papers relating to her<br />
sister, Eliza Powers will, she plans to deposit them in Dublin with a neutral<br />
party.<br />
558 24 Nov 1835<br />
Letter to George Ryan from Maria, Lady Browne, Gresham Hotel, Dublin.<br />
Expresses her disappointment that he will not be coming to Dublin and so<br />
requests that he send her copies of papers relating to her sister Eliza Power’s<br />
will, as he objects to parting with the originals. Moves on to discuss general<br />
news and refers to the wedding of [his niece] Eliza [Bennett]. Margaret<br />
Grehan had invited her to the wedding, but she did not attend as “I could not<br />
meet certain parties under my present [feelings] without extreme bitterness.”<br />
Closes urging George to get a good wife.<br />
559 6 Jan 1836<br />
Letter to George Ryan from M. Carden, Kildare St. Club, Dublin, requesting<br />
he use his influence “with your friends the Members for Limerick”, to aid the<br />
wish of Mr. Mitchell, his uncle and guardian, to be promoted to the office of<br />
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