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[2014.160.W.R_ Parsons _Worldwarone_1918-04-27_005.Pdf] Albert Parsons First World War Correspondence Collection, Al W. Parsons

Albert Parsons First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains letters from Albert Parsons to his cousin's wife, Laura Stanley, during World War One. Parsons served in the American Expeditionary Forces. It is revealed that in one of the letters from Parsons that Laura Stanley wanted to write letters to one of his fellow soldiers, so Parsons chose Mack E. Franklin in his group. Albert Parsons was friends with Mack E. Franklin (collection #2014.016.w.r)

1918-04-27, Albert To Laura, Albert W. Parsons

Albert W. Parsons First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.

City Of Dublin, Municipal Technical Schools, Kevin Street; Prospectus, 1912-1913, City Of Dublin Technical Schools

Prospectus: Kevin Street

No abstract provided.

Prospectus For The Session 1912-1913 (Please Note This Is A Large File Which Is Slow To Download), City Of Dublin Vocational Education Committee

Prospectus: Bolton Street

Courses and timetables for the College of Technology, Bolton Street, Dublin 1.

The Power Of “Compulsory Purchase"Under The Law Of England, William D. Mcnulty

Documents

No abstract provided.

Letter From Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Her Mother, 1911 November 19, Mary Rosa, Wellesley College Archives

Mary Rosa letters (6C1914)

Letter to mother about receiving good news that she is on honor list, attending lecture by Mary Proctor on astronomy and her father Richard Proctor, attending Sophomore Prom, researching Ireland for forensic, organ lessons, vespers, financial expenses, and clothing needs.

City Of Dublin, Municipal Technical Schools, Kevin Street ; Prospectus, 1911 - 1912, City Of Dublin Technical Schools

Prospectus: Kevin Street

No abstract provided.

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, Ohio), 1911-02-01, Wooster Voice Editors

The Voice: 1911-1920

This bulk of this issue of the Wooster Voice is taken up by a piece by Dr. W. Bennet detailing his trip to Ireland and the conditions he found there. Also prominently featured is the death of Wooster alumnus Bertram Thorne, and social updates. Page 2 is the sports section, Page 3 is taken up by the continuation of Dr. Bennet's piece, Page 4 contains a series of opinion pieces and updates on college education, the establishment of a Wooster pension, and debate. Page 4 is the alumni section, page 5 contains more letters to the editor. Page 6 contains …

Prospectus For The Session 1911-1912 (Please Note This Is A Large File Which Is Slow To Download), City Of Dublin Vocational Education Committee

Prospectus: Bolton Street

Courses and timetables for the College of Technology, Bolton Street, Dublin 1.

City Of Dublin, Municipal Technical Schools, Kevin Street ; Prospectus, 1910 -1911, City Of Dublin Technical Schools

Prospectus: Kevin Street

No abstract provided.

The Dun Emer Press., Adeline Hill Tickell

Additional Articles about Cuala Press

Article about Dun Emer Press, original name and roots of the Cuala Press, written for Book-Lover's Magazine, 1908.

1907 -1914 : City Of Dublin Municipal Technical Schools : List Of Students Who Have Qualified In Courses, City Of Dublin Municipal Technical Schools

DIT Publications

Lists of students who have qualified in their respective courses during the sessions, 1907 -1914, and are therefore eligible for admission to higher courses.

Dana, Vol. 1, John Eglinton

Dana: An Irish Magazine of Independent Thought, 1904-1905

"Like many of the little magazines of the early twentieth century, Dana has been all but lost to memory, surviving largely in the occasional footnote which duly cites it as the journal in which one of James Joyce’s earliest published poems appeared. In the scant twelve issues published in Dublin between May 1904 and April 1905 the magazine provided a remarkable forum for cultural and literary debates." - Sean Latham, The Modernist Journals Project of Brown and Tulsa Universities

Memorandum On A Scheme Of Technical Instruction For The City Of Dublin With Recommendations By George Fletcher : Pamphlet, City Of Dublin Technical Education Committee

DIT Publications

The memorandum was submitted to a meeting of a sub- committee of the City of Dublin Technical Instruction Committee on March 25th 1903, as a basis for discussion and was ordered to be printed.

The Purple, December 1898

The Purple

The Purple is a student publication offering news of the month, editorials, poetry, college news and alumni news. This issue contains the following:

• Some Thirty Years Ago
• A Foot-ball Soliloquy
• The Story of the Class Journal
• From Rome to Ireland
• The Locomotive's Christmas Whistle
• A Football Game (?) Played at Christmas, A. D. 1400
• Bill Brown's Campaign
• Ballade
• Christmas: A Short History
• Editorials
• College Chronicle
• Alumni
• College World
• Athletics
• A Tribute of Gratitude
• Photograph of 1898-99 Football team, A.B.R. Sprague, Irving Swan Brown, Henry S. Pratt, Matthew B. Lamb, A.A. McLoughlin, John F. Harrigan, Daniel Downey, Rev. T.J. Campbell SJ …

Third Annual Report Of The Governors Of The City Of Dublin Technical Schools And Science And Art Schools For The Session 1888-89, City Of Dublin Technical Schools

Annual Reports

Annual Report

Appendix A: Average Monthly Attendence

Appendix B: Prizes

Appendix C: Successes obtained at the May Examinations, 1889

Appendix D: Report of Secretary on the Cost of Opening Day Clases

Appendix E: Numbers in Attendance in the Different Classes

Appendix F: Report of the Sub-Committee

Report Presented To The Council Of The Dublin Technical School : Kevin Street, William Robert Maguire, T. R. Scott

Prospectus: Kevin Street

Report by a deputation from a sub committee of the Public Libraries of the Committee of the Corporation of Dublin, named to visit technical schools and science and art schools in England to advise as to what branches of science and art could be most effectively and economically introduced in the Kevin Street Schools.

Harboring Conspiracy, Henry W. Rogers

Articles

That the American people should naturally sympathize with Ireland in its demand for home rule is to be expected from the very nature of our institutions and theory of government. We in this country are of the opinion that Ireland, in demanding from England the right to regulate its domestic affairs in its own way and by its own laws, presents an honorable and a just cause, which appeals to our sympathy and sense of right. But it makes no difference bow honorable and legitimate a cause may be in itself, if it be supported by means which are not …

Traditional West Country Cookery, Theodora Fitzgibbon

Cookery Books

Published by Fontana Paperbacks, Great Britain, 1982

On Schools For The Deaf And Dumb In Great Britain And Ireland, A. H. Bather

Deaf Rare Books

No abstract provided.

Irish Tourist's Illustrated Handbook For Visitors To Ireland In 1852, Office Of The National Illustrated Library, 1852, London

Journals and Periodicals

3rd edition hardback book with maps and black and white illustrations.

Gramachree Molly, A Favorite Irish Air With Variations For The Piano Forte Or Harp: Composed And Respectfully Dedicated By Permission To His Most Excellent Majesty, King George The Fourth, Charlotte Maria Despard

Composers

No abstract provided.

My Lodging Is On Cold Ground, A Favourite Irish Air With Variations For The Piano Forte Or Harp: Composed And Respectfully Dedicated By Permission To His Most Excellent King George The Fourth, Charlotte Maria Despard

Composers

No abstract provided.

The Irish Melodies “Kate Kearney,” And Tow Row Row, Transcribed For The Piano Forte, William Vincent Wallace

Composers

No abstract provided.

Letter To Philander Chase, Josiah Allport

Philander Chase Letters

Josiah Allport apologizes for being unavailable to help Philander Chase in 1847 and hopes to be able to do more in 1848.

Letter To Philander Chase, Josiah Allport

Philander Chase Letters

Josiah Allport expresses that he is short on funds to send to Philander Chase. He wishes Chase well in the new year.

Letter To Philander Chase, S. A. Marriott

Philander Chase Letters

Mrs. S. A. Marriott fills Philander Chase in on a variety of issues including the appointment of a friend as Bishop of Tasmania (a penal colony), the appointment of her son Fitzherbert as Archdeacon of Hobart Town, meetings with friends in London and in the southwest of England, worries about the state of the Episcopal Church, and a former Kenyon student named Mr. Spencer who is now a missionary in New Zealand.

Grand Brilliant Fantasia: Op. 468 In Which Are Introduced Six Irish Melodies For Two Performers On One Piano Forte: Composed And Dedicated To The Misses Lind (Late Of Calcutta), Charles Czerny

Composers

No abstract provided.

A Celebrated Irish Melody: Arranged As A Slow Movement For The Piano Forte, Alicia Bennett

Composers

No abstract provided.

Letter To Philander Chase, Archbishop Of Tuam

Philander Chase Letters

The Archbishop of Tuam, surprised by Chase's request of men for his mission, regrets that he cannot provide Chase with the support he requested.