[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from M. H. Close],
Close, M. H.
Perry, John, 1850-1920.
Everett, J. D. 1831-1904.
Kelvin, William Thomson,1824-1907.1824-1907.
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[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from M. S. Seymour],
Seymour, M. S.
Office of National Education,
1896
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Macmillan and Co. Ltd.],
Macmillan and Co.
Education and state
Macmillan,
1897
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Maguire and Son]
1891
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[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Major R. G. Traill],
Traill, R. G.
Royal Dublin Society.
Agriculture.
Poultry.
1888
Poultry farms.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Major R. G. Traill],
Causeway Hotel,
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Marcus Goodbody],
Goodbody, Marcus
Technical education.
Plunkett, Horace Curzon, 1854-1932.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Mareth?],
Markree Observatory,
1886
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Margaret Ramsay].
Ramsay, Margaret
Ramsay, William, 1852-1916.
Haughton, Samuel.
Rotunda Hospital (Dublin, Ireland)
Culverwell, Edith G.
FitzGerald, George Francis, 1851-1901.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Marion E. Cullum],
The Observatory,
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Mark Rudale],
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Mary Power Lawlor],
Education
Handwritten letter from Mary Power Lawlor, 20 Kildare Street, to George F. Fitzgerald, dated 14 November 1898. The letter discusses the development of "practical technical instruction" for girls attending National Schools in Ireland. 2pp.
Power Lawlor, Mary
1898
Fitzgerald, George Francis, 1851-1901. Correspondent
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Maurice Fitzgerald],
FitzGerald, Maurice
Universities and colleges.
Lister, Joseph, 1827-1912.
Kelvin, William Thomson, 1824-1907.
Marconi, Guglielmo, 1874-1937.
Tuning.
Carpentry.
Manual training.
Laboratory schools.
1900
British Association for the Advancement of Science.
1899
Technical education
Balfour, Arthur James Balfour, 1848-1930.
1889
Queen's University of Belfast.
Engineering.
Queens College,
1895
Larmor, Joseph, b. 1857.
Joly, John, 1857-1933.
Kinetic theory of gases.
Photography.
Steam-turbines.
Affidavits.
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Maurice Fitzgerald].
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Maurice Fitzgibbon],
Fitzgibbon, Maurice
Salmon, George, 1819-1904.
Dublin University Boat Club,
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Meyer W. Calermann],
Calermann, Meyer W.
Rayleigh, John William Strutt, 1842-1919.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Michael Hodder Westropp],
Westropp, Michael Hodder
Silk industry.
Trees.
Mulberry.
Metrology.
Rain and rainfall.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Minna Jellett].
Jellett, Minna
Incubators (Pediatrics).
Premature infants.
Sterilization.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Mrs. (Clara Jessup) H Bloomfield Moore],
Röntgen, Wilhelm Conrad, 1845-1923.
Crookes, William, 1832-1919.
Rosen, Clarence von,1867-1955.1867-1955.
Moore, Bloomfield H., 1824-1899
Moore, Bloomfield H., Mrs. (Clara Jessup), 1824-1899
Keely, John Ernest Worrell, 1827-1898.
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Mrs. (Clara Jessup) H. Bloomfield Moore],
Dewar, James.
Trouton, Frederick Thomas.
Ether (Matter)
Molecular dynamics.
Ozone.
Grand Hôtel Royal,
1890
Hôtel Wagram,
Hertz, Heinrich, 1857-1894.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Mrs. (Clara Jessup) H. Bloomfield Moore],
Tesla Foundation.
Lodge, Oliver, 1851-1940.
Telegraph.
Maxwell, James Clerk, 1831-1879.
Stoney, G. Johnstone1826-1911.1826-1911.
Heat.
Sound.
Hydrolysis.
Religion and science.
Levitation.
Oscillations.
Faraday, Michael, 1791-1867.
Rayleigh, John William Strutt,1842-1919.1842-1919.
Compressed air.
Mercury.
Radiation.
Stoney, G. Johnstone 1826-1911
Propellers.
1894
Electricity.
Ampère, André-Marie, 1775-1836.
Magnetism.
Centrifugal force.
Keely motor.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Mrs. (Clara Jessup) H. Bloomfield Moore].
Probate courts.
Summons.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from N. S. Hawks],
Hawks, N. S.
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Nalder Bros. & Co.],
Nalder Bros. & Co.
[Letter to George F. Fitzgerald from Nesta Fitzgerald].
Fitzgerald, Nesta
Ely Place
Handwritten letter from Nesta Fitzgerald, Fernbank to George F. Fitzgerald. Nesta Fitzgerald talks about her play. Transcription: "Dear Papa We are all very well and hope you too Mama has gone into town she got your card and letter. We acted the play on Saturday night it is "Our Queen" everyone liked it very much, and we are going to do it at Ely place some time for you to see. We all send loves and kisses Your loving Nesta"
FitzGerald, Nesta
RDS Library & Archives GFF collection of letters
1893
Fitzgerald, Nesta. Correspondent
Weather
Handwritten letter from Nesta Fitzgerald, to George F. Fitzgerald. Nesta Fitzgerald discusses weather. Includes envelope with writing Letter transcription: "My Dear Papa We have had very fine weather though it has been rather windie. I am very sorry you have gone away and I miss you very much. I am very sorry it was so hot in London. Is the ship that you are going in very big and I wonder will there be many children on board. We all send some love and kisses Your loving Nesta"
Handwritten letter from Nesta Fitzgerald to George F. Fitzgerald. Nesta Fitzgerald discusses swimming. Transcription: "My dear Papa Thank you very much for your nice letter. I jumped into the bath but as it was shallow I did not jump in yesterday. Amy Massey bathed twice she had a life buoy I suppose it was to help her to learn to swim Miss Bates has got some little American children over here. With our very best love Your loving Nesta"
Family
Handwritten letter from Nesta Fitzgerald to George F. Fitzgerald. Nesta Fitzgerald recounts her day. Transcription: "My dear Papie Marnie has gone into town, though it is very wet day. Cousin Lily has gone away today Granet had a letter from Aunt Salisbury and Sybil is very thin and has to take a thing called [M?] Uncle Holmes has got a little bear for a pet. Dorothy and Raymond shared their love Your loving Nesta"
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Newton & Co.],
Newton & Co.
Optics.