Letter from the office of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland to George O'Grady,

1919 Oct. 10.
Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Campbell, William, Colonel
Contributors: O'Grady, George, 1861-1938
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Summary:Campbell responds to a letter from O'Grady, saying that the Lord Chancellor 'cannot share in your amusement over the incident, which he regards as an act of gross misconduct'. He includes copies of two letters purporting to have been written by O'Grady, on the subject of attendance at the Sinn Fein Arbitration Court, and asks for his immediate reply stating if they had indeed been written by him (O'Grady).
In collection: George O'Grady collection, 1919-1955
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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Notes:The letter is written on paper embossed with the stamp of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and is signed 'Wm Campbell, Colonel, Private Secretary'. It is accompanied by its envelope. Included also are copies of letters of George O'Grady to Patrick O'Donoghue.

Physical description: 3 items.

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