Abstract of Accounts (March 1933)
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- March 1933
Parte deRecords of Offaly Board of Health and Public Assistance
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Abstract of Accounts (March 1933)
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Digby - Geashill Estate 1933-1935
Parte deGeashill Estate Papers
Original incoming and copy outgoing correspondence relating to the administration of the Geashill estate. Matters referred to include the death of Lewis Goodbody;the trade in timber; sale of game-keeper Donaldson's house in Ballina, Geashill; rent arrears; enquiries relating to extent of lands at Glenamoy, Digby's Mayo estate; sale of timber at Derrygunnigan; the Geashill Cauldron; proposed fisheries bill; replanting of the River Wood at Clonad; visit by Digby to Ireland; and the death of former game-keeper, David Donaldson.
Includes copy letter from Ken Kennedy to Digby concerning death of Lewis Goodbody:'...He and Mrs Goodbody returned to Dublin on Tuesday night last, and Lewis came down to Clara on Wednesday evening, where Mrs Goodbody joined him on Friday. Lewis attended his Office in Moate on Thursday, and did a full days work here on Friday, and his usual half day on Saturday. He told me on Friday for the first time, that for a short time, I rather think only after he got to Canterbury he had felt chest pain, and had several attacks of it...He had a bad night Saturday night, but felt well enough on Sunday, although he stayed in the house resting himself. Between 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, he was sitting in the drawing room with Mrs Goodbody, and the latter asked him if he would like to come round the garden with her. He said that he thought not as he was comfortable where he was. Mrs Goodbody went out to the garden, and was a very short time away, and when she came back she found him sitting dead in his chair, just in the position she left him...I would like to thank you most sincerely for your sympathy to me. Lewis was like a father to me, and I have lost a good partner and a good friend. (10 January 1933)
Includes letter from Caroline G. Digby, Wimborne to Lord Digby:'I think it is best to write & tell you what I heard from my old cook today about the big bath or cauldron that was stolen from Geashill Castle 12 years ago - the night before Edith and [?] went over to see about the removal of our things to England. She writes: "I met a man on Saturday. He asked me 'do you ever hear from Mrs. Digby?' I said yes - Well he said will you write Mrs Digby & tell her I am the man has the cauldron - I raided here for it myself and three others. I am willing he said to give it up should Mrs. Digby write me. I told him I would write. His name is D. Kelly, Killeary, Geashill. He said his father was an old tenant of Lord Digby's. That's all he said. I was surprised & I was glad to hear it was coming to its own home again... There was a good many men of the name Kelly round Geashill. We cannot remember Killeary - the district was divided into so many townlands. My old cook may have spelt it wrong. She is still well known in Geashill & still lives there. You may think it well that Mr. Kennedy should go over & see her or have her see to his office & find out more....You may remember that my daughter Edith did go to the Museum in Dublin when she was over there some time ago. It seems a pity not to recover the cauldron as it was of great historic interest. Reggie used to show it to everyone who came to see us with great pride! It was awfully heavy and unwieldy...My cook's name is Mrs. Browne' (3 August 1933)
Goodbody, Lewis
Parte deRecords of the Williams Group
Brochures, flyers, calendars and other promotional material to Tullamore Dew and its history. Also newspaper cuttings, wine and spirits labels and a visitor book
Parte deRecords of the Williams Group
Annual calendars with commissioned portraits of Karl Uhlemann, Henry Bradshaw, Vincent O'Brien, Dr. Robert Briscoe, Michael O'Hehir and J. M. Rogers (1933 - 1937, 1951 - 1961)
including duplicates
Parte deThe Rosse Papers
‘Ledger, No. 16.’
Journal of the Philosophate Beadle, 1933-1946
Journal kept by the beadle of the Philosophate.
'Conspectus showing the Activities of the Writers Guild'
‘Conspectus showing the Activities of the Writers Guild for the year 1933.’ Includes index of authors at the back of the booklet.
Financial papers of Reverend Adam Lamb.
Parte deWoodfield Papers
Contains the passport of Reverend Adam Lamb, a hotel receipt, and information pertaining to the trust of Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller and Constance Lamb.