1 P.S. I have a long
letter from Sean T
just now. He is
in great form. H4No8
he is. She saw
Liam also and
they are all fine.
They are Wandsworth
of course. No more news.
I think now I shall
make Kit or Min
write soon and I
think we will send
a parcel tomorrow.
Phyllis. 19 Ranelagh Rd. Tuesday 6th June 1916. My dear Jim, I got your letters safely, and am very
grateful to you indeed. Kit (as you may have heard)
came out of Mountjoy yesterday morning, also Kathleen
Browne, Miss Gifford, Miss Ffrench Mullen, and Miss
Higgins. We gave them a great reception coming
out, there were a great crowd of us up outside
the prison, a lot of university students, and
outsiders too. We took Kathleen & Kit home here in
a taxi and they are both here still. Nell is
not out yet. But I think she will be in a
day or two. The Count & Countess Plunkett have
been ordered away to live in Oxford by the
10th June. & Dr Kathleen Lynn to Bath by the
same date. Kit is lucky to get off anyway.
And I am sure we'll have Nell soon.
There's only yourself now. Otherwise there's not
much news now. All the prisoners that
are left are being deported tonight. Then
there will be about 8 left for trial.
Stack & Collins and a few like that. 2 The crowds are all coming in to see Kit
and Kathleen. Kit is going back to
University on Thursday, as usual with all her
work etc. Min is working away at the
National Aid Association. They are setting
up concerts and Pic-nics etc. Stan is
still in Rathfarnham. She may come
back now as Kit is out. When are you coming home? Chris is coming up at week and to meet
Michael! Maura is coming back from
home on Wednesday. Min may be going
to London soon, if so of course she
will call to see you all. Nell is
writing ballads, as well as Fr P. Browne
and many another. It gets harder & harder to work every
day with the crowds coming in. I think
I have no other news at all. If Min
goes it will be next week I think. Goodbye. Love from M Browne (she's here)
and from us all. Yours, Phyllis Margaret Browne
Mrs S. McEntee