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Postcard from Ellen Duncan to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, regarding a women's suffrage demonstration in Dublin, during which Sheehy-Skeffington and others smashed the glass windows of Dublin Castle and were subsequently arrested, 1912 Jun. 17.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sheehy Skeffington Papers
Published / Created: 1912 Jun. 17.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (2 pages).

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about some silver ships she has sent to her in a case, and a letter she received from Lady Gregory about the "conditional gift" of pictures she gave and which Hugh Lane failed to give back, 1915 June 28.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1915 June 28.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on lined paper. Envelope add...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about some silver ships she has sent to her in a case, and a letter she received from Lady Gregory about the "conditional gift" of pictures she gave and which Hugh Lane failed to give back,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about how she wrote a number of letters to different people asking them to contact the committee with individual letters, and Poe Hutcheson's proposal for a petition to be signed by as many people as it can, undated.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane's correspondence and other papers
Published / Created: undated.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (4 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about how she wrote a number of letters to different people asking them to contact the committee with individual letters, and Poe Hutcheson's proposal for a petition to be signed by as many people as it can,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding an article of hers about the new additions to the National Gallery in Dublin, with enclosed typescript letter from More Adey, Editor of the Burlington Magazine, dated 1 May, 1915 May 3.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1915 May 3.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (3 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding an article of hers about the new additions to the National Gallery in Dublin, with enclosed typescript letter from More Adey, Editor of the Burlington Magazine, dated 1 May,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with enclosed newspaper cuttings [not extant] about the "conference", a recommendation about a book on Dublin, and how she wrote to the Law Agent to hurry on the "matter of the list of pictures", 1917 April 27.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 April 27.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on headed paper: "Municipal G...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with enclosed newspaper cuttings [not extant] about the "conference", a recommendation about a book on Dublin, and how she wrote to the Law Agent to hurry on the "matter of the list of pictures",

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about her thoughts on the [Municipal Gallery of Modern Art] and her "profound disgust" at the negativity towards it at a Dublin Corporation meeting, 1913 June 16.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane's correspondence and other papers
Published / Created: 1913 June 16.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (12 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about her thoughts on the [Municipal Gallery of Modern Art] and her "profound disgust" at the negativity towards it at a Dublin Corporation meeting,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan at Brookvale House, Donnybrook to [Murtha] Lyng, regretting that she cannot attend a meeting due to a dose of bronchitis and that her husband cannot attend as he is giving a lecture, [circa 1897-1900] January 16.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: William O'Brien (1881-1968) Papers, 1898-1969
Published / Created: [circa 1897-1900] January 16.
Notes: With manuscript notes in an unidentified hand concern...

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed advertisement and telling her to keep it as she has another, that she sent a "statement" with the "writers' and artists' memorial" as an appendix to [W.B.] Yeats, and that she saw Lady Gregory at the Abby Theatre tonight, 1917 March 14.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 March 14.
Notes: Item 1 is a envelope addressed to: "Mrs Shine / Linds...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed advertisement and telling her to keep it as she has another, that she sent a "statement" with the "writers' and artists' memorial" as an appendix to [W.B.] Yeats, and that she saw Lady Gregory at the Abby Theatre tonight,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine, saying goodbye as "the prime minister cannot possibly find time for our deputation", and apologising for not knowing sooner, and thanking her for taking her to the play, 1917 June 26.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane's correspondence and other papers
Published / Created: 1917 June 26.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (2 pages and 1 envelope)...
Contributors:: “...Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937...”

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine, saying goodbye as "the prime minister cannot possibly find time for our deputation", and apologising for not knowing sooner, and thanking her for taking her to the play,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine regarding copies of a pamphlet sent to her by "Mr Atkinson", claiming it should be sent to every member of the Corporation and a Picture Committee meeting to devise fund-raising ideas, 1917 June 5.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 June 5.
Notes: Typescript on headed paper: "Municipal Gallery of Mod...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine regarding copies of a pamphlet sent to her by "Mr Atkinson", claiming it should be sent to every member of the Corporation and a Picture Committee meeting to devise fund-raising ideas,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding the death of in childbirth of Mrs Clara MacCarthy, and a petition, 1906 June 8.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1906 June 8.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (2 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding the death of in childbirth of Mrs Clara MacCarthy, and a petition,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan, curator of the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, to Langton Douglas, hoping that he can obtain pieces of sculpture she lists as having been in the Gallery, 1917 June 7.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 June 7.
Notes: Letter inscribed on headed paper "Municipal Gallery o...

Letter from Ellen Duncan, curator of the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, to Langton Douglas, hoping that he can obtain pieces of sculpture she lists as having been in the Gallery,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine, thanking her for the pamphlets and enclosing a list of the pictures excluded from those first claimed by the Gallery, and the issue of the portrait of Hugh Lane by John Sargent such as where to hang it in the Gallery and if they could get R. Langton Douglas to relinquish claim over it, 1917 June 12.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane's correspondence and other papers
Published / Created: 1917 June 12.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (2 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine, thanking her for the pamphlets and enclosing a list of the pictures excluded from those first claimed by the Gallery, and the issue of the portrait of Hugh Lane by John Sargent such as where to hang it in the Gallery and if they could get R. Langton Douglas to relinquish claim over it,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about sending notes to an address and her confusion over "Capt. L.D. changing his mind about the list" after telling them it had been "passed", 1917 May 20.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 May 20.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on embossed paper: "United Ar...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about sending notes to an address and her confusion over "Capt. L.D. changing his mind about the list" after telling them it had been "passed",

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, regarding an article,"Celtic", she wishes to have published, 1914 Jun. 4.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sheehy Skeffington Papers
Published / Created: 1914 Jun. 4.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (3 pages).

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine in the aftermath of the Easter Rising and saying how the Municipal Gallery escaped without damage but the "Academy is a wreck" with the loss of all its contents, asking what happened about the pictures, and that she has not heard from W.B. Yeats for a long time, 1916 May 17.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1916 May 17.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on headed paper: "Municipal G...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine in the aftermath of the Easter Rising and saying how the Municipal Gallery escaped without damage but the "Academy is a wreck" with the loss of all its contents, asking what happened about the pictures, and that she has not heard from W.B. Yeats for a long time,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed list of pictures and drawings for future reference, and how she was too busy to have met her the previous day, 1916 June 17.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1916 June 17.
Notes: Manuscript in black pen. Envelope addressed to: "Mrs...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed list of pictures and drawings for future reference, and how she was too busy to have met her the previous day,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed newspaper cutting about the sale of the portraits by John Lavery in Dublin, and how well they sold despite not being worth £500 between them, 1917 June 29.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane's correspondence and other papers
Published / Created: 1917 June 29.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (2 pages).

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed newspaper cutting about the sale of the portraits by John Lavery in Dublin, and how well they sold despite not being worth £500 between them,

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Letter from Ellen Duncan to Mrs Ruth Shine regarding the codicil of her late brother, Sir Hugh Lane, 1915 October 22.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane Additional Papers, 1900-1932
Published / Created: 1915 October 22.
Notes: Letter inscribed on headed paper "Municipal Gallery o...

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Mrs Ruth Shine regarding the codicil of her late brother, Sir Hugh Lane,

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Letter signed by R. Langton Douglas and Ellen Duncan, with a list of the pictures that are to belong to the Dublin Municipal Gallery due to the will of Hugh Lane, 1917 June 6.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Douglas, R. Langton (Robert Langton), 1864-1951
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Sir Hugh Lane and Ruth Shine Papers, ca. 1880-ca. 1970
Published / Created: 1917 June 6.
Notes: Physical description: 1 item (4 pages).
Contributors:: “...Duncan, Ellen, 1862-1937...”

Letter signed by R. Langton Douglas and Ellen Duncan, with a list of the pictures that are to belong to the Dublin Municipal Gallery due to the will of Hugh Lane,

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Ellen Duncan

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Postcard from Ellen Duncan to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, regarding a women's suffrage demonstration in Dublin, during which Sheehy-Skeffington and others smashed the glass windows of Dublin Castle and were subsequently arrested, 1912 Jun. 17.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about some silver ships she has sent to her in a case, and a letter she received from Lady Gregory about the "conditional gift" of pictures she gave and which Hugh Lane failed to give back, 1915 June 28.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about how she wrote a number of letters to different people asking them to contact the committee with individual letters, and Poe Hutcheson's proposal for a petition to be signed by as many people as it can, undated.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding an article of hers about the new additions to the National Gallery in Dublin, with enclosed typescript letter from More Adey, Editor of the Burlington Magazine, dated 1 May, 1915 May 3.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with enclosed newspaper cuttings [not extant] about the "conference", a recommendation about a book on Dublin, and how she wrote to the Law Agent to hurry on the "matter of the list of pictures", 1917 April 27.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane about her thoughts on the [Municipal Gallery of Modern Art] and her "profound disgust" at the negativity towards it at a Dublin Corporation meeting, 1913 June 16.

Letter from Ellen Duncan at Brookvale House, Donnybrook to [Murtha] Lyng, regretting that she cannot attend a meeting due to a dose of bronchitis and that her husband cannot attend as he is giving a lecture, [circa 1897-1900] January 16.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed advertisement and telling her to keep it as she has another, that she sent a "statement" with the "writers' and artists' memorial" as an appendix to [W.B.] Yeats, and that she saw Lady Gregory at the Abby Theatre tonight, 1917 March 14.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine, saying goodbye as "the prime minister cannot possibly find time for our deputation", and apologising for not knowing sooner, and thanking her for taking her to the play, 1917 June 26.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine regarding copies of a pamphlet sent to her by "Mr Atkinson", claiming it should be sent to every member of the Corporation and a Picture Committee meeting to devise fund-raising ideas, 1917 June 5.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hugh Lane regarding the death of in childbirth of Mrs Clara MacCarthy, and a petition, 1906 June 8.

Letter from Ellen Duncan, curator of the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, to Langton Douglas, hoping that he can obtain pieces of sculpture she lists as having been in the Gallery, 1917 June 7.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine about sending notes to an address and her confusion over "Capt. L.D. changing his mind about the list" after telling them it had been "passed", 1917 May 20.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, regarding an article,"Celtic", she wishes to have published, 1914 Jun. 4.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed list of pictures and drawings for future reference, and how she was too busy to have met her the previous day, 1916 June 17.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Ruth Shine with an enclosed newspaper cutting about the sale of the portraits by John Lavery in Dublin, and how well they sold despite not being worth £500 between them, 1917 June 29.

Letter from Ellen Duncan to Mrs Ruth Shine regarding the codicil of her late brother, Sir Hugh Lane, 1915 October 22.

Letter signed by R. Langton Douglas and Ellen Duncan, with a list of the pictures that are to belong to the Dublin Municipal Gallery due to the will of Hugh Lane, 1917 June 6.

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