Item 274 - Letter from William Donelan to Dermot Donelan

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UGA LE/LE10/3/1/2/274

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Letter from William Donelan to Dermot Donelan

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  • 11/04/1837 (creation)

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Letter from William Donelan, 19 Blessington St., Dublin to his father, Woodquay, Tuam. He says that he was working the previous day and missed Michael Reilly who has a slight attack of influenza. He states that he has the guitars for him. Tells him the gossip from various people. Recounts events at a party given by Dr. Flood. Says that he is sorry to hear that George Molton is no more. He recounts a night he spent at the theatre which he spent with a “handsome lassie” and that they were the talk of the place afterwards. He ends by listing off the items he needs, including notebooks and toiletries etc. [some mould damage, fragile in parts.]

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      28/03/2018
      28/07/2025

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