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Memorandum to Mr Lecky, Staff Section, Department of Finance from the Registrar, 19 November 1954, regarding amendments in the list of telephone extensions dated April 1954, these amendments include female names, for example the extension of Miss N Sheehy is to be inserted.

s 3810A

Memorandum

Statement from the Minister of Finance of appointment of officers to serve in the Department of the President of the Executive Council, with effect from the 2 June 1924, these appointments include women, for example, Ellie Lyons, Sinead Mason, Mary Staines, Clerical Officers.

s 3814

Statement

Statement of appointment by the Minister for Finance of officers to serve in the Department of the President of the Executive Council, with effect from 2nd June 1924, November 1924, includes female appointments, for example Pearl Smiddy, temporary clerk.

s 3814

Statement

Memorandum to the President entitled `Report on the Gaeltacht Commission', 29 April 1927, signed `N nc D'. Enclosed is a list of knowledge of the Irish language possessed by members of the staff of the Department of the President of the Executive Council. This list includes female names, for example, Miss E Lyons, Clerical Officer, knows `a little Irish'.

s 3814

Memorandum

Letter from Governor, New South Wales, to the Governor General of the Irish Free State, 12 July 1933, forwarding documents relating to a provisional Maintenance Order made against John Gillespie Trimby on the complaint of his wife, Linda Esther Trimby.

s 3823

Letter

Memorandum from the Deparment of Justice to the Assistant Secretary, Department of the President, 30 August 1933, relating to the request from the Governor of New South Wales for confirmation of a Provisional Maintenance Order in the case of Linda E Trimby versus JS Trimby. In the Minister for Justice's opinion the Order cannot be confirmed or enforced in the Free State.

s 3823

Memorandum

Typescript report of the inquiries that were made by the Military relating to missing officers [Lieutenant RA Hendy, Lieutenant GRA Dove and Pte Brookes Lieutenant KL Henderson] at Macroom, submitted with covering letter to Michael Collins, 8 July 1922,, in an attempt to bring the perpetrators to justice. The report details information obtained from people in the area as to the information of the officers on the day prior to their kidnapping, a number of women appear as informants. For example, 28 April 1922, no 11 `The shop assistant at Lissardagh previously referred to in para. 1, was again visited but now denied having heard anything of the missing party. She was extremely nervous and it was evident that the rebels had been warning her against giving information'.

s 3827 Annex

Report

Despatch from JS Amery, Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, to TM Healy, Governor General, 1 June 1926, relating to lotteries and sweepstakes and including a list of the lotteries `now being promoted in the Irish Free State'. The Secretary of State for Home Affairs wishes the Irish Government to prevent the promoters from distributing advertisements or tickets to persons in England. The list enclosed includes female names, for example, the organiser of the lottery, St Patrick's Infant Hospital and Nursery College, Miss MJ Cruice. A lottery in aid of The Women's Welfare Work carried on from the Girl's Hostel, Harcourt Street, Dublin, is also listed.

s 3828A

Despatch

Despatch to TM Healy, Governor General, from JS Amery, Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, 21 September 1926, enclosing `letters containing tickets relative to apparent lotteries promoted in aid of the Widows' Fund and the Irish Clerical Workers, Dublin, respectively'.

s 3828A

Despatch

Draft despatch from The Governor General, TM Healy, to the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, acknowledging his despatch number 327, relating to lotteries promoted in aid of the Widows' Fund and the Irish Clerical Workers, Dublin and stating that his Ministers have taken the action delineated in the second paragraph of his despatch number 117 of 17 August 1926.

s 3828A

Despatch