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- 20/03/1837 (creation)
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Letter from William Donelan, 19 Blessington St., Dublin, to D. Donelan, Woodquay, Tuam. He states that there are many before him to be examined and that it shall take a while. He complains about Maudsley giving his opinion when it wasn't asked for. He has a guitar ready to forward to him, stating that it is a very good one. He says Edward Dean has not yet returned from Mayo when the house will have to be sold off. He talks about a man named MacVeigh who shot himself on account of a girl, was brought to Temple St. where Dr. Adams examined him and he died. Says Miss Mandley was nice "but never was so handsome as to be worth losing a life for". Thanks him for the beautiful watch and ends by asking for money. [some mould damage at the corners, fragile but legible].
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23/03/2018
28/07/2025