Typescript letter from Dominick Hackett to Thomas MacDonagh regarding Dominick Hackett's returning home in August 1912 by way of sailing on the "Campania" and arranging to meet with Thomas MacDonagh,

1912 Jul. 24.

Dominick refers to Jack's (John MacDonagh) time in New York and speaks of his brother, previous literary Editior of the 'Chicago Evening Post', who will be travelling home to Kilkenny with him. Dominick also asks after Muriel and has added a P.S. at the bottom of the letter which refers to the translating of "The Midnight Court" into English.

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Hackett, J. Dominick (James Dominick), 1877-1936
Contributors: MacDonagh, Thomas, 1878-1916
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Hackett, J. Dominick > (James Dominick), > 1877-1936 > Correspondence
MacDonagh, Muriel Enid Gifford, > 1884-1917
MacDonagh, John, > 1880-1961.
MacDonagh, Thomas, > 1878-1916 > Correspondence
Chicago Evening Post
RMS Campania
Literature > Ireland
Ireland > History > 1910-1921
Notes:Letter is headed with "66 Jamaica Avenue / Flushing, N.Y.". Envelope is addressed to "T. MacDonagh / Grange House / Rathfarnham / Co. Dublin" which has been crossed out and replaced with "St. Jospeh's College / Ballinasloe / Co. Roscommon". The envelope that was included with this item is dated as June 13 1911 from Flushing, N.Y. and also June 21 1911 from Rathfarnham, Dublin.

Physical description: 2 item (1 page and envelope).

more
Arrangement:Item
Loading...

Typescript letter from Dominick Hackett to Thomas MacDonagh regarding Dominick Hackett's returning home in August 1912 by way of sailing on the "Campania" and arranging to meet with Thomas MacDonagh,

1912 Jul. 24.
 View the full Record in a new tab
Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Thomas MacDonagh Family Papers, 1848-1966.
Description:Dominick refers to Jack's (John MacDonagh) time in New York and speaks of his brother, previous literary Editior of the 'Chicago Evening Post', who will be travelling home to Kilkenny with him. Dominick also asks after Muriel and has added a P.S. at the bottom of the letter which refers to the translating of "The Midnight Court" into English.
Main Creator: Hackett, J. Dominick (James Dominick), 1877-1936
Language:English
Extent:2 item (1 page and envelope).
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 44,327/1/3 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.