A book of blank pages enclosing loose photographs, letters, newspaper cuttings and printed extracts, all relating to Sir Peter Freyer.
Photographs of the Simla Veterinary Class 1895 and Dagsl[iai] hospital medical and nursing staff, May 1897.
Letters from Ashton Miller, GP, Bristol, to Major [Dermot] Freyer, Achill Island, Co Mayo (23 Sept 1959) and from the urologist Graeme Heap, FRCS, Canberra, Australia, to Mrs Ethel Freyer, 42 Owlstone Rd, Cambridge, England (27 Mar 1969), relating to their research on Sir Peter Freyer.
Articles from The Indian Medical Gazette, The Lancet and other medical journals of writings by Freyer and other doctors, on medical matters, especially cataract, lithotomy and litholapaxy (1870s and 1880s).
Newspaper cuttings from The Pioneer (1888) and other newspapers concerning the Nawab of Rampur's gift to Dr Freyer.
Letters from Dawson Williams, The British Medical Journal, 2 Agar St, Strand, London, to Peter Freyer, 27 Harley St, London, relating to Freyer's challenge to Sir William Thomson, over the removal of the prostate for haemorrhage. In Sept 1906 the Editor asks Freyer to 'tone down very considerably the passage marked'. (June-Sept 1906).
Reviews of publications by P J Freyer.
Miscellaneous newspaper cuttings, an undated cutting refers to Surgeon Major P Freyer's attendance at the Agra levee and another to the passing of the 4th year medical examinations by John Kennedy Freyer, at the University of Melbourne (Dec 1890).Size 25x29x2½ cms [no cover].
A Book of Caricatures by V L O'Connor, humorous book giving sketches of major figures in the language movement.
A bound volume of the complete plays of W.B. Yeats, which served as Mary O'Malley's personal production script for these plays. Each play has numerous annotations which consist of production notes, observations on music and lighting, and so forth. Includes a newspaper cutting which is pasted in at the beginning of The Dreaming of the Bones . The book's binding is somewhat loose and repaired with tape, and some of the later page edges are damaged.
Opening Night: 05/10/1967
Playwright: Bertolt Brecht
Venue: Dublin
Lecture notes on A Brief Comparative Study of Three Principal Mass media focusing on press, radio and television.
Photograph captioned "A Brit chopper over Cage 10" - image of a British army helicopter flying over Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.
A Broadside published by E.C. Yeats at the Cuala Press; features poems by Padraic Colum
A Broadside published by E.C. Yeats at the Cuala Press; features poem or song 'Buck have ye all; or, the picture of a playhouse'.
A Broadside published by E.C. Yeats at the Cuala Press, includes poem by Con O'Leary 'The Fugitive', signed by Con O'Leary 'To Arthur Shields with deep appreciation and recollection'
Printed programme from Gate Theatre Longford Productions staging of "A Broken World" by Gabriel Marcel, translated by Rosalind Heywood, produced by Dan O'Connell. The play starred Genevieve Lyons.