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    Notes on the history of County Kildare, written in 1846. by D'Alton, John

    Published: 1922 “…D'Alton, John…”
    Citation: Journal of the County Kildare Archaeological Society, Vol. X, pp. 20-28, 1922-8
    Journal Article
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    A Marian year, being the lenten pastoral of ... Cardinal D'Alton. Portr. by D'Alton, John

    Published: 1953 “…D'Alton, John…”
    Citation: The Capuchin annual, pp. 276-286, 1953-4
    Journal Article
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    Letters to Sir Shane Leslie from various correspondents concerning Catholic and literary affairs, the Casement Black Diaries, the propriety of staging works by James Joyce in conne...

    Manuscript
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    Gaelic manuscript, containing poem by Brian Merriman, Cearbhall Ó Dála, Eoghan Rua Ó Súilleabháin, etc, also containing proverbs, poems in English by Henry Grattan Curran, John D'A...

    Manuscript
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    Letters from John D'Alton to George C. Mahon, 1853-1857, concerning Mahon family history.

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    Manuscript
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    Letters to Sir Shane Leslie from various correspondents mainly concerning Catholic and literary affairs. Correspondents include Cardinal Dougherty, Cardinal D'Alton, Monsignor Pádr...

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    Manuscript
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    Letters to Sir Shane Leslie from various correspondents mainly concerning Catholic and literary matters, including correspondence re. Leslie's proposed project of tracing the cours...

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    Manuscript
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    Letters to Thomas Wyse, M.P., 1840-1849 (mainly 1847), correspondents including Lord J. Russell, Geo. Combe, Sir Robert Peel, Ld. Morpeth, Mrs. Hall, T. Davis, R.L. Sheil, C.P. Mee...

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    Letter to John D'Alton from Laurence Renehan regarding the life of Archbishop Comerford and the persecution of Catholics in the seventeenth century, 25 Jan., 1835.

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    Miscellaneous papers concerning John D'Alton, mainly school examination certificates for his sons and daughters, c.1838-41.

    Manuscript
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    Letters to John D'Alton from his daughter, Nanny, (Sister Mary Francis) of the Carmelite Convent of St. Teresa, Warrenmount, Dublin, mainly concerning religious topics and family m...

    Manuscript
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    Letters from John D'Alton to his wife Kate, mainly describing his visits to Cos. Roscommon and Westmeath, and also to London, 1821-38.

    Manuscript
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    Letters to, and concerning, Kate D'Alton, 1827, 1859.

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    Letters to Kate D'Alton from her daughter, Eliza, at school in Waterford, 1838.

    Manuscript
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    Letters from John D'Alton to his wife Kate, mainly concerning visits to Belfast and Co. Antrim, c.1841-58.

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    Letter to John D'Alton from his son, William, enclosing letter from William D'Alton to his mother, containing a long description of a tour in West Clare, Aug. 1841.

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    Letters to Kate D'Alton of Dublin from her daughter, Catherine, at school in Waterford with references to a visit to the poorhouse and to an election, May-Jul. 1841.

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    Letters to John D'Alton from his son William, an attorney in Limerick, containing references to passenger transport on the Shannon and with mention of local affairs, with associate...

    Manuscript
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    Letters to John D'Alton from his son, Edward, mainly concerning family matters, [c. 1861.]

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    Letters to John D'Alton from his grandsons, John and Edward D'Alton, students at Alost College, Belgium, c.1864.

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