Letter from John Condon to the Under-Secretary, 23 June 1916

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Letter from John Condon to the Under-Secretary, 23 June 1916

1 Offices, Newcastle, Co. Limerick,
and Listowel, Co Kerry.
Newcastlewest Office. 23rdday of June 1916 Dear Sir I am willing to accept a
reduced salary owing to war
Conditions for Clerkship Crown & Peace
for Westmeath if appointed and
I have so informed The Lord Chancellor
already. Yours faithfully John Condon The Under Secretary
Dublin Castle 2 21st June 1916 Dear Sir I am desired by the Home
Secretary to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the 17 June. Yours faithfully , John Condon Esq. I Has been ackd
II Add to file of
candidates for Clk of Cr.
& Peace, Co Westmeath
26.6.16

A letter from John Condon to Sir Robert Chalmers (1858-1938), Under-Secretary for Ireland, indicating his willingness to accept the post of Clerk of Crown and Peace for County Westmeath at a reduced salary and that he has already advised Ignatius John O’Brien (1857-1930), the Lord Chancellor, of this fact. Accompanying this letter is a note dated 21 June 1916, from the Home Office to Condon acknowledging his letter of 17 June 1916.

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Letters 1916, published by the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, Vienna, 2026 (https://letters1916static.github.io/letters1916-static/item__2377.html)