Letter from David Moriarty to the Under Secretary of Ireland, 23 June 1916 Letters 1916-1923 David M. Moriarty

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Letter from Kerry Crown Solicitor, David M. Moriarty, to the under secretary of Ireland concerning an application for imprest of £120.At the time this letter was written Sir Robert Chalmers (1858-1938) was serving as the under secretary of Ireland. Chalmers was sent to Ireland as a replacement for Sir Matthew Nathan, who had resigned along with Augustine Birrell, his chief secretary, following the outbreak of the Easter Rising in 1916.

 National Archives of Ireland NAI-CSO-RP-1916-10686, NAI-CSO-RP-1916-10686 https://letters1916.ie/item/965 English David M. Moriarty 1916-06-23 Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland Sir Robert Chalmers Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland Male Industry and Public Administration

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 OFFICES: KILLARNEY 23rd day of June 1916 The Under Secretary, Dublin Castle, Dublin. Dear Sir, I enclose Application for Imprest for £120. Yours truly, D M Moriarty Killarney Co Kerry June 23 1916 Sir, The Balance of Public Money remaining in my hands this day being £ 8 ,,6 ,,9, I have the honour to request that an Imprest may be made to me of One hundred & twenty Pounds, for the payment of current Express during the present Month. State of my Account up to this date given overleaf. I am, SIR, Your obedient Servant, David M Moriarty The Under Secretary, Dublin Castle. Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland Letter from Henry Arthur Wynne to Paul Brown, 28 July 1916Letter from David Moriarty to the Under Secretary of Ireland, 23 June 1916Letter from Edward O'Farrell to William F. Hearn, 27 June 1916Letter from John Peddar to Matthew Nathan, 22 January 1916 Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland Letter from David Moriarty to the Under Secretary of Ireland, 23 June 1916Letter from Patrick Carey to John Langford, 3 December 1915Letter from Patrick Carey to Mrs M.J. Guerin, 9 December 1915 David M. Moriarty Letter from David Moriarty to the Under Secretary of Ireland, 23 June 1916Letter from Patrick Carey to David M. Moriarty, 11 December 1915Letter from Patrick Carey to David M. Moriarty, 13 December 1915Letter from Patrick Carey to David M. Moriarty, 15 December 1915