Letter from Joseph O'Carroll to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 October 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Joseph Francis O'Carroll

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Letter from Joseph Francis O'Carroll (1856-1942) to Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick expressing his misgivings about his capabilities to preform as President of the College should Dr Bewley choose to defer his term.From 1910 until 1954 Thomas Kirkpatrick (1869-1954) served as the registrar for the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. He also served as the general secretary of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. He took a particular interest in what were then termed venereal diseases; to encourage his patients (many of whom were prostitutes) to attend, he held a clinic for women at a discreet early morning hour to facilitate anonymity.

 Royal College of Physicians of Ireland RCPI-2-3-1-58-T91-3, RCPI-2-3-1-58-T91-3 https://letters1916.ie/item/1072 English Joseph Francis O'Carroll 1916-10-01 43 Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick Male Medicine

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 43, MERRION SQUARE, DUBLIN. 1st Oct. 1916 My dear Registrar, I hoped very sincerely that Dr. Bewley would take the Residency, to which the votes of the College would have elected him unanimously as against any other single Fellow of the College. If however he desires to defer his term of office, I feel that it is my duty to the College, as it is a very great homour to myself, to allow my name to go forward as a candidate at the final election. But I am so little confident of my ability to fill the high position of President according to the Standards set by the Presidents to whom I have known that I should not feel at all displeased if some more worthy candidate would be found in the meantime. Yours sincerely Joseph O' Carroll T. Percy Kirkpatrick Esq MD. F.R.C.P.I. Registrar, R.C.P. Joseph Francis O'Carroll Letter from Joseph O'Carroll to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 October 1916 Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick Letter from Margaret Huxley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 3 February 1916 Letter from Charles Benson to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 21 July 1916Letter from Joseph O'Carroll to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 October 1916Letter from Ninian MacIntyre Faulkiner to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 22 October 1916Letter from Charles Benson to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 16 March 1916Letter from Sister Angela to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 31 March 1916Letter from Eileen Coffey to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 31 March 1916Letter from Margaret Huxley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, March 1916Letter from Mary Florence Bostock to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 April 1916Postcard from Annie Carson Rae to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 April 1916Letter from Harriet Reed to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 4 April 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 22 May 1916Letter from Ann French to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 30 May 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick, 2 February 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 12 May 1916Letter from Annie Carson Rae to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 25 March 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 20 March 1916Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Sir Arthur Stanley, 19 May 1916Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Margaret Huxley, 4 February 1916Letter from Alfred Miller to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 29 May 1916Letter from Alfred Miller to Thomas Kirkpatrick, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, 2 June 1916Letter from Wallace Beatty to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 17 June 1916Letter from Charles Benson to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 20 June 1916Letter from Myles Colt to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 11 July 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 28 March 1916Letter from Sir Arthur Stanley to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 April 1916Letter from Fitzgerald to Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick, 17 July 1918Letter from Dr. Edward J. MacWeeney to Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick, 2 February 1917Letter to Dr Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick, 7 February 1917Letter from Dr Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick, 20 March 1917Letter from Dr Joseph Ormerod to Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick, 10 December 1918Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to the Irish Branch of the Medico-Psychological Association, 8 February 1919Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to the Registrar of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, 8 October 1917Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Alfred Miller, 8 October 1917Letter from Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick to the College of Nursing, 11 October 1917Letter from Dr Charles Burland to Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick, 7 February 1919Letter from Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick to the College of Nursing, 19 October 1917Letter from Dr Charles Burland to Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick, 12 March 1919Letter from Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick to Dr Richard Leeper, 19 October 1917Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Major Harold Pringle, 14 March 1919Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Sir John Mahaffy, circa 1919Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Richard John Roe, 27 March 1919Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Charles St. George Orpen, 10 December 1917Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Lady M'Vail, 10 December 1917Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Henry Bantry White, 24 April 1919Letter from Dr D. L. Nacke to Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick, 26 May 1919Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to Clara Moser, 8 January 1918 43 Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland Letter from Joseph O'Carroll to Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1 October 1916Letter from Joseph Carroll to Henry Edward Duke, 1 August 1916