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Letter to Mrs May Davies, 3 Upper Hamilton Road, Brighton, from David Roche, Solicitor, Castleisland stating that her daughter's [Gwyneth Hazel Davies, a minor] money is now invested in £1273-12-8d 5% War Loan Stock and discussing payment of the interest.

s 3727

Letter

Letter from May Davies, widow, to Michael Curnane, Crown and Peace Office, Tralee, County Kerry, 3 February 1924, relating to her non-receipt in December 1923 of the interest payable on the monies invested for her daughter, Gwyneth. She cites the matter as one of hardship and requests that the case for that reason be brought before the notice of His Honour Justice Cusack.

s 3727

Letter

Letter to Mrs May Davies, Brighton, from Michael Curnane, Crown and Peace Office, Tralee, County Kerry, 4 January 1924. The interest on her daughter's account cannot be paid until some person is appointed by the Government to replace the Clerk of the Crown and Peace, Mr DM Moriarty who has died.

s3727

Letter

Despatch from JH Thomas, Downing Street to TM Healy, 31 March 1924, indicating that he is enclosing a copy of the correspondence with Major R Pearce relating to interest on a compensation award which has not been paid to his daughter, Mrs Davies, as a result of the death of the Clerk of the Crown and Peace, County Kerry.

s 3727

Despatch

Letter from Major R Pearce, 3 Upper Hamilton Road, Brighton, to The Right Honourable JH Thomas, MP, Secretary of the State for the Colonies, London, 23 March 1924, submitting a case on behalf of his daughter, Mrs Davies, widow of the late Sergeant JL Davies, 2nd Battalion, the Loyal Regiment, who was killed at Castleisland, County Kerry, while on military duty on 10 July 1921. The case relates to the interest on the compensation award which has not been paid to his daughter as a result of the death of the Clerk of the Crown and Peace, County Kerry.

s 3727

Letter

Draft despatch from the Governor General, May 1924, stating that the difficulties in appointing a new Clerk of the Crown and Peace for County Kerry have now been overcome; Mrs Davies may expect to receive her cheque for the interest on her daughter's money before the end of the month.

s 3727

Despatch

Draft despatch to be sent by the Governor General to the Colonial Office, 3 July 1924, stating that all outstanding interest has been paid to Mrs Davies.

s 3727

Despatch

Despatch from TM Healy to The Secretary of State for the Colonies, London, 10 July 1924, stating that all outstanding interest has been paid to Mrs Davies.

s 3727

Despatch

Report presented, February 1923, to Dáil Éireann on the conduct of the first election to Seanad Éireann. This includes a form detailing the voting outcome and lists female names, for example, Maria Lynch.

s 3766A

Report

Memorandum from the Minister for Local Government and Public Health to the Executive Council on Proportional Representation at elections to the Dail, 16 October 1926. This includes an analysis of the 1923 Election according to the modified scheme to determine who would and would not have been elected under this system. Under the heading `elected in 1923' the names De Markieviez [sic] and MacSwiney [Mary] appear under the title `Republican'.

s 3766A

Memorandum