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Includes a sonnet in honour of Cadolini by C E Muzzarelli. [January 1843]. Pagine: 4
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Fleming in reply to Walsh expresses his concern to hear of the difficulties of the new bishop. Walsh has requested patronage for his new seminary. Fleming discusses the poor state of education which has been neglected under British rule. Mr. Nugent has be 2 February 1843. Pagine: 4
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O'Sullivan is preparing to send two tradesman to Cullen from Mr. Foley's establishment. Mentions a case involving the supernatural in Youghal. 17 February 1843. Pagine: 4
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This letter is in response to an enquiry made by Dunphy and three colleagues dated 3/11/1842 in which they are instructed to obey their Superior General. 18 February 1843. Pagine: 2
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Charles Russell has refused the new position of Vicar Apostolic. Propaganda therefore want Cullen's opinion on James Roche, Ferns, Dominic McNamara, C. M. Dublin, Nicholas Roche, Rathmines, Canon Andrew O'Connell PP Dublin, and Charles Stuart, O.S.A., Dub 22 February 1843. Pagine: 4
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Kelly, a native of Roscrea and son of the Collector of Excise in Sligo, wishes to be named a student from that part of Ireland. He had wished earlier to become a subject of Dr. Browne of Galway. The bishop to whom he is applying is not named but it is men 11 March 1843. Pagine: 2
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Callaghan has followed Cullen's advise and left Italy where the climate was affecting his health. Encloses a bill for Mr. Slevin and gives his regards to Messers Brophy, Coghlan and Quaid. 20 March 1843 [postmark]. Pagine: 2
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McKinnon thanks Walsh for editions of 'The Cross.' Describes his mission on Lochabor Lake including the construction of a church by twenty Irish families. He also regrets that Walsh has been unable to restore peace to the Diocese of Halifax. 22 March 1843. Pagine: 4
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O'Sullivan describes the efforts he has made to recruit tradesmen and a baker for Cullen's establishment in Rome. He hopes to send these workmen after Easter. The Christian Brothers wish to express their gratitude to Cullen for the services that he has of 25 March 1843. Pagine: 4
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Brophy previously recommended Messers Mallon and MacKeown to Cullen. He now believes, however, that the 'solvability' of MacKeown is doubtful but that Cullen might find a place for him on the foreign missions. Mallon has been a victim of 'the malignity of 26 March 1843. Pagine: 2
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