Shared box 4421
Contains 49 Results:
Gayoffo, Oliver , undated
This correspondence documents the literary friendships of Irish journalist and author Norah Hoult through the letters she received from fellow Irish and English writers. The letters span her years living in both England and Ireland, from 1934-1954.
The collection comprises multiple letters from Irish poets Oliver Gogarty and James Stephens, plus individual notes from Austin Clarke, Brigid Brophy, Sean O'Casey, and Sean O'Faolin
Collection is open for research.
Unsigned correspondence, undated
This correspondence documents the literary friendships of Irish journalist and author Norah Hoult through the letters she received from fellow Irish and English writers. The letters span her years living in both England and Ireland, from 1934-1954.
The collection comprises multiple letters from Irish poets Oliver Gogarty and James Stephens, plus individual notes from Austin Clarke, Brigid Brophy, Sean O'Casey, and Sean O'Faolin
Collection is open for research.
Stephens, James , 1948 - 1949
This correspondence documents the literary friendships of Irish journalist and author Norah Hoult through the letters she received from fellow Irish and English writers. The letters span her years living in both England and Ireland, from 1934-1954.
The collection comprises multiple letters from Irish poets Oliver Gogarty and James Stephens, plus individual notes from Austin Clarke, Brigid Brophy, Sean O'Casey, and Sean O'Faolin
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence, 1947-1958, 1964
Collection is open for research.
Vital Public Questions of the Day lecture series by Corrigan, flier, 1920
Consists of a typescript of a radio address by Corrigan attacking sexual freedom and the breakdown of morality in national life. The collection also includes a biographical sketch of Corrigan as well as flyers advertising a Corrigan lecture and the establishment of the Corrigan Chair of Economics at Boston College.
Collection is open for research.
"The New Morality and the National Life" radio address, typescript, circa 1930
Consists of a typescript of a radio address by Corrigan attacking sexual freedom and the breakdown of morality in national life. The collection also includes a biographical sketch of Corrigan as well as flyers advertising a Corrigan lecture and the establishment of the Corrigan Chair of Economics at Boston College.
Collection is open for research.
"Father Jones I.J. Corrigan, S.J." typescript, unidentified author, circa 1937
Typescript eulogises Corrigan, and a hand-written paragraph at the end announces efforts to create a Chair position in his honor.
Collection is open for research.
The Jones I. Corrigan Chair of Economics announcement with a pledge form at the bottom, between 1937-1939
Consists of a typescript of a radio address by Corrigan attacking sexual freedom and the breakdown of morality in national life. The collection also includes a biographical sketch of Corrigan as well as flyers advertising a Corrigan lecture and the establishment of the Corrigan Chair of Economics at Boston College.
Collection is open for research.
Membership address cards, approximately 1908-1912
Includes one ledger of St. Botolph’s Guild, composed of meeting minutes, the constitution, amendments, and bylaws, and a list of members (as of 1909). Also consists of typescript copies of the constitution and meeting minutes from a February 1912 meeting. There are also a few loose pages of meeting minutes, address cards of Guild member applicants, and a blank receipt book.
Collection is open for research; portions are also available digitally.
Meeting minutes, 1911 September-1912 April
Includes one ledger of St. Botolph’s Guild, composed of meeting minutes, the constitution, amendments, and bylaws, and a list of members (as of 1909). Also consists of typescript copies of the constitution and meeting minutes from a February 1912 meeting. There are also a few loose pages of meeting minutes, address cards of Guild member applicants, and a blank receipt book.
Collection is open for research; portions are also available digitally.
John Henry Newman regarding an article for The Rambler S. 1, V. 11, 1852 September 2
All letters are to Northcote except where noted.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection are available digitally.
John Henry Newman and Father Ambrose St. John regarding article for The Rambler S. 1, V. 7, maybe 1847, 1850
All letters are to Northcote except where noted.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection are available digitally.
Northcote to Richard Simpson related to essays in The Rambler S. 2, V. 7, circa 1853 June
All letters are to Northcote except where noted.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection are available digitally.
James Burns regarding an inscription opposite the title page in The Rambler S. 3, V. 6, 1861 September-October
All letters are to Northcote except where noted.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection are available digitally.
Etablissement des jésuites à Dijon (1581-1626): manuscript fair copy, 1700 - 1800
Open for research.
John Henry Newman regarding a letter to be published in The Rambler S. 3, V. 3, 1860 May 7, 1860 July 6
All letters are to Northcote except where noted.
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection are available digitally.
Elogio del pre. Gasparo Sanchez morto nel Collo. Imperiale di Madrid il giorno 16 di novembre 1628: manuscript., 1628?
Italian manuscript eulogy for Gasparo Sanchez. Two pages on bifolium. Third page is blank. Addressed on the fourth page to the Jesuit Girolamo Mattia in Recanati, Italy.
Open for research
Dorothy Day letter to Kathe McKenna, 1974: manuscript, 1974
Single page note from Dorothy Day to Kathe McKenna, written on the blank side of prayer card with printed text by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Undated, but written shortly after Day's 1974 visit to Haley House after receiving the Isaac Hecker Award.
Open for research.
Poems by O'Sullivan, approximately 1908
Collection contains manuscripts of poems by O'Sullivan and multiple versions of a book of poems by William Starkey (his father), which O'Sullivan edited.
Collection is open for research.
Poems by William Starkey, 1938
Collection contains manuscripts of poems by O'Sullivan and multiple versions of a book of poems by William Starkey (his father), which O'Sullivan edited.
Collection is open for research.
Envelopes, 1938 - 1943
Collection is open for research.
J.J. Munro from W.A. White, 1914 October 22
This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.
Collection is open for research.
My dear Munro from G.K.A. Bell, 1915 February 8
This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.
Collection is open for research.
Mr. Munro from the director of the Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, England, 1956 May 29
This is a collection of three letters, dated 1914, 1915, and 1956, all to John J. Munro. The letter from 1914 contains information on the book Romeus and Juliet 1567; the letter from 1915 is a note from a former friend at Oxford, G.K.A. Bell, Bishop of Chichester and poet; and the letter from 1956 is a thank-you note for a book received at the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, England.
Collection is open for research.