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Note of contact addresses for Rev. Ray Helmick, S.J., New York and R. Hauser, London.

This subseries consists of material relating to talks, addresses, lectures and other events Mary Robinson (MR) spoke at, which related to her work with academic institutions, and/or took place on the "university circuit", most of which were organised by the American Program Bureau (APB). It is arranged chronologically across 27 files and themes covered include those relating to her work with the United Nations (P143/5), Realizing Rights - The Ethical Globalization Initiative (P143/6), The Elders (P143/7) and The Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice (P143/8), as well as her work as barrister and legislator (P143/1).

This series comprises of addresses, lectures and seminars (excluding Ard-Fheis or Oireachtas speeches), including drafts. Two subseries cover the lectures from the Millenium lecture series and the Dúchas lecture series respectively. A third subseries labelled “Nollaig Ó Gadhra” consists of a file of papers of the same title which include draft speeches and correspondence of former Conradh na Gaeilge president Ó Gadhra.

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Born is December 1854, the daughter of William Pitt Richardson and Sarah Elizabeth Smith. Her father had been breveted to General after the Battle of Chancellorsville (6 May 1863 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia), where he had fought as a Colonel in the 25th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry and lost his arm. He was later noted as a lawyer in Marietta, Ohio. Adelia married John Gore in the 1870s. He had served as a drummer boy in the Confederate Army, and had been born in Tipper County, Indiana, in 1846. She died sometime after 1930, when she is recorded in the Indiana Census as Living in the city of Greensburg.

Adhesive Post-It notes regarding the Buldan case written by Sheldon Leader and Françoise Hampson. The notes were originally placed on the inside front cover of the Volume I file binder.

Adhesive Post-It notes written by Françoise Hampson regarding requests to hear the testimony of Çatakköprü Gendarmerie Station Commander Hüdaverdi Tunç, who was unable to be contacted for a statement until 25 October 1995 following 9 separate requests for his testimony. The notes were originally placed on the inside front cover of the File 1 binder.

Adhesive Post-It notes written by Françoise Hampson as reminders/advice-to-self on the Akdeniz case. The notes were originally placed on the inside front cover of the File 1 binder.

Adhesive Post-It notes written by Françoise Hampson and possibly Aisling Reidy. The notes were originally placed on the inside cover of the case binder.

Adhesive Post-It notes written by Essex team members pertaining to the Timurtaş case. The notes were originally placed on the inside front cover of the File 1 binder. As per the file's table of contents, Tab 1 originally contained the case correspondence before it outgrew the File 1 binder and was moved to its own separate file (A44/43/1/57/3).

Adhesive Post-It notes written by Françoise Hampson and Aisling Reidy regarding the Dulaş case stored in a small envelope. Some of the notes are written on Hotel Metropol (Ankara) letterhead, indicating that they were written around the period of the February 1997 case hearings.