Letter from Arthur Lynch, House of Commons, London, to John Redmond, enclosing a letter by members of the Irish Party, calling for a review of the party's policies and methods, following its "paralysis" and decline in influence, 1917 Jul. 31.

Copy letter from John Redmond, House of Commons, London, to Arthur Lynch, informing Lynch that the Home Secretary [Aretas Akers-Douglas] is "favourable to the idea of leaving [Lynch] perfectly free", 1904 Jun. 15.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, to Wilfred Hugh Chesson, regarding a letter sent to him by Theodore Watts-Dunton, which he would like to forward to Mrs. Watts-Dunton, 1916 Jan. 27.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, to Richard Dimsdale Stocker, suggesting a title of 'Fashion in Literature', 1914 Oct. 9.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, 22 rue Chaptal, Paris, to 'mon cher confrère' mentioning his work in the [theatre], 1901 November 6.

Ireland :

vital hour /

Moods of life :

popular psychological studies of affairs of every day /

Letter from Arthur Lynch to Francis Sheehy Skeffington noting that he will not be travelling to Ireland anytime soon due to a busy schedule, 1910 Feb. 1.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, to Wilfred Hugh Chesson, regarding his poetry publications, 1914 Aug. 29.

Copy letter from John Redmond, House of Commons, London, to John Redmond, suggesting that Lynch should think twice before deciding on returning to parliamentary life, 1907 Jul. 15.

Modern authors :

a review and a forecast /

Human documents :

character-sketches of representative men and women of the time /

Letter from Arthur Lynch to Francis Sheehy Skeffington thanking him for sending a lecture programme, 1909 Oct. 18.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, 22 Rue Chaptal, Paris, to John Redmond, insisting that he [Lynch] has nothing to fear in answering for his actions in South Africa, and his "Transvaal experiences", 1900 Sept. 19.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, Athol House, Alfred Road, Acton, London, to John Redmond, advising Redmond that he has received a letter from the Home Secretary [Aretas Akers-Douglas], 1904 Aug. 8.

My life story /

Letter from Arthur Lynch, 22 Rue Chaptal, Paris, to John Redmond, on his hopes that the newly united Irish Parliamentary Party will make arrangements to avoid contests between "nationalists of different shades", 1900 Sept. 7.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, 22 rue Chaptal, Paris, to Mr Drewitt apologising for missing his letter and arranging to make his acquaintance the following Wednesday at the Automobile Club, 1899 November 12.

Moments of genius,.

Letter from Arthur Lynch, Rue du Luxembourg, Paris, to John Redmond, reporting that the French newspapers have been taking an interest in Irish affairs of late, 1907 Jun. 14.