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Oval-shaped photograph (130 x 95 mm) of Elizabeth Walsh (née Buckley), Maurice’s mother.

Teacher’s certificate issued by the Scottish Education Department to Caroline Isabel Thomson Begg on completion of two years’ training. She qualified to teach drawing, singing, needlework and household management. Signed by John Sinclair, Vice-President. A stamp on the back dated 19 October 1908 states that she may also teach French.

Handwritten notice stating that the banns of marriage of Maurice Walsh, Kirbymoorside, Yorkshire and Caroline Isabel Thomson Begg, Dufftown, Scotland had been published. Signed by (Father) Basil Mawson O.S.B.

Photograph (210 x 260 mm) of the wedding party at the marriage of Maurice Walsh and Caroline Begg taken at Dufftown, Scotland. The group of thirty-five people is outdoors. Bride and groom are in the centre; Maurice’s brother (and ‘best man’) Tadgh is at Caroline’s side; the priest behind Tadgh is Father George P. Shaw; Caroline’s parents, Alexander and Mrs. Begg stand on the extreme right. Mounted.

This sub-series contains material relating to Maurice Walsh’s marriage to Caroline Isabel Thomson née Begg.

Oval-shaped portrait (115 x 85 mm) of Maurice and Caroline Walsh with their baby son, Maurice, held between them. Taken at Keogh Brothers’ Studio, 75 Lower Dorset Street, Dublin. Mounted.

Declaration of secrecy signed by Walsh (address given as Templemore) affirming that he will not disclose financial information obtained in the course of his duty. Also signed by John Connolly, Justice of the Peace.

Small half-length photograph (35 x 20 mm) of Caroline Walsh (‘Toshon’).

An edition of The Dublin Magazine containing the short story The Woman Without Mercy (pages 360-366). Walsh inscribed the top of the article: ‘To Daisy Gunn, who is merciful, yet has no mercy’.

Extract from The Dublin Magazine containing the short story A Dialogue.