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Letter from Maud MacBride née Gonne from an unidentified location to Madge Daly, discussing the poet T. W. Rolleston (1857-1920) whom she describes as ‘a much better poet than revolutionary’.

Letter from Maud MacBride née Gonne from an unidentified location to Madge Daly, asking Daly to pay her a visit and regretting that ‘I am a complete invalid for the past 7 years & can’t get about’.

Letter from Maud MacBride née Gonne, Roebuck House, Clonskea to Madge Daly, relating to Iseult Stuart’s son Tom who is at school at Glenstal. Tom finds the school very lonely and MacBride asks Daly for her permission to visit her when he is allowed a break from school.

Letter to Walsh from Mary Rhodes, 914 Loring Avenue, Pacific Beach, California, informing him that her husband Gene [Eugene Manlove Rhodes] has died. He had enjoyed Walsh’s letter and the copy of The Road to Nowhere. He ‘had planned to write a Road to Nowhere long ago’. Before his death, Rhodes had got his wife to wrap up a copy of one of his books, which was to be sent to Walsh.

Letter from Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE, to the editor of the Dictionary of National Biography, Room 310, Clarendon Building, Bodleian Library, Broad Street, Oxford OX1 3BG, referring to a query regarding quotations from Naomi Royde-Smith and Professor Lyons, and enclosing one page of a draft article with amendments in pencil and ink.

Letter from Mary MacSwiney, Bala, [Wales] to Miss Daly expressing her sympathy on the death of John Daly.

Letter from Mary MacSwiney, 4 Grand View Terrace, Victoria Road, Cork to [Madge] Daly relating to the outcome of a conference to arrange the amalgamation of the Irish National Aid Association (INAA) and Irish Volunteer Dependants’ Fund (IVDF) to form the Irish National Aid & Volunteer Dependents’ Fund (INA&VDF).