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Letter from Seán McGarry, Lincoln Prison, England to Madge Daly, containing general pleasantries and accounts of prison life.

Letter from Seán McGarry, Lincoln Prison, England to Madge Daly, mainly regarding rumours concerning Kathleen Clarke’s state of health.

Letter from Seán McLoughlin, County Jail, Limerick to Miss Daly giving an account of the conditions under which the Republican prisoners are living as a consequence of overcrowding, poor sanitation, poor nutrition and the constant fear of disease. He mentions a telegram he has received from Moscow asking him to make his way to London to meet with a committee being assembled to place pressure on the Labour Movement to help end the Civil War. He also expresses the hope of getting an opportunity of laying the case of the prisoners before the International Red Cross.

Letter from Seán McLoughlin, County Jail, Limerick to Miss Daly thanking her for supplies received and sharing his last memory of Edward (Ned) Daly.

Letter to Walsh from Sean Ó hÓgain, Ballyfermot, Dublin, enclosing the text of a story which he believes Walsh may develop. He apologises for ‘the crudity of my Béarla’.

Letter from Seán Ó Muirthile, Flannagan’s Hotel, Cork to Madge Daly seeking advice on his impending deportation from Ireland.

Letter from Seán Ó Muirthile from an unidentified location to Madge Daly relating to the general political state of the country.

Letter to Walsh from O’Faoláin, Knockaderry, Killiney Village, county Dublin. He has read ‘that load of fan-mail with interest’ and has drafted a reply. Suggests that Walsh sends someone into the National Library to do some research such as finding ‘the ten or fifteen Irish names to the Declaration of Independence’. Walsh should read over the piece, ‘make it light-hearted in your own inimitable way’, have it typed and send it by air mail. He should also contact Connolly ‘asking him to get it off without delay’.

Postcard from Seán T. O’Kelly, President’s House, Dublin to Madge Daly, regretting the news of the illness of her sister Agnes.

Letter from Seán T. O’Kelly, Tomcoole, Taghmon, county Wexford [to Madge Daly?], thanking for a contribution to the Ashe Fund, expressing concern over Kathleen Clarke’s state of health and promising to make enquiries on behalf of Clement Flynn who is looking for work as a teacher of Irish.