Context: Letters from John Dillon to John Redmond,

Letters from John Dillon to John Redmond,

Letters from John Dillon to John Redmond,

1914-1915.

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Dillon, John, 1851-1927
Contributors:	Redmond, John Edward, 1856-1918 Moore, Maurice George, 1854-1939 more
Summary:	MS 15,182/20: Correspondence relating to William Hutcheson Poe and landlords being anxious for a settlement, Dillon advising Redmond on the contest in Cork, the Prime Minister Asquith on potentially making an offer to Ulster, interview with Eoin MacNeill, Dillon’s conversation with Joseph Devlin, Belfast Volunteers and the idea to launch an Irish paper in America. MS 15,182/21: Correspondence relates to arrangements for a meeting with John Muldoon and Richard Hazleton, Dillon urging Redmond to write to Birrell regarding the release of the Tullamore prisoners. Folder also contains an enclosed letter from Richard Hazleton concerning his case, a letter from Maurice Moore to Dillon on speeches made in parliament and the refusal to allow Irishmen who enlisted in England to transfer to an Irish regiment.
In collection:	John Redmond Papers, 1878-1918.
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English
Subjects:	Dillon, John, > 1851-1927 > Correspondence Poe, William Hutcheson, > Sir, > 1848-1934 Devlin, Joseph, > 1871-1934 Mac Neill, Eoin, > 1867-1945 Asquith, H. H. > (Herbert Henry), > 1852-1928 Muldoon, John, > 1865-1938 Hazleton, Richard, > 1880–1943 Birrell, Augustine, > 1850-1933 World War, 1914-1918 Ireland > Politics and government > 1910-1921 Ireland > History > Autonomy and independence movements
Notes:	Physical description: 2 folders (13 items).
Arrangement:	Sub-fonds

Letters from John Dillon to John Redmond,

1914-1915.

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Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	John Redmond Papers, 1878-1918.
Description:	MS 15,182/20: Correspondence relating to William Hutcheson Poe and landlords being anxious for a settlement, Dillon advising Redmond on the contest in Cork, the Prime Minister Asquith on potentially making an offer to Ulster, interview with Eoin MacNeill, Dillon’s conversation with Joseph Devlin, Belfast Volunteers and the idea to launch an Irish paper in America. MS 15,182/21: Correspondence relates to arrangements for a meeting with John Muldoon and Richard Hazleton, Dillon urging Redmond to write to Birrell regarding the release of the Tullamore prisoners. Folder also contains an enclosed letter from Richard Hazleton concerning his case, a letter from Maurice Moore to Dillon on speeches made in parliament and the refusal to allow Irishmen who enlisted in England to transfer to an Irish regiment.
Main Creator:	Dillon, John, 1851-1927
Language:	English
Extent:	2 folders (13 items).
Format:	Manuscript
Call Number:	MS 15,182/20-21 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.