Letter
BROOKS, Consul, &c to Charles R. Lowell, July 21, 1881
[Inclosure 26 in No. 331.]
Mr. Brooks to Mr. Lowell.
United States Consulate, Queenstown, July 21, 1881.
Sir: I have recently had several personal applications from friends of Mr. Henry O’Mahoney (political prisoner now in Her Majesty’s jail at Limerick, and claiming to be an American citizen) for information regarding the result of his application through me for your intervention in his behalf. To these inquiries I have replied, promising to communicate with you again.
O’Mahoney himself has written to me, giving a brief supplementary statement, in effect that he is desirous of going back to America for the purpose of engaging in the exportation of apples and other fruits to this country.
I am, sir, your obedient servant,
E. P. BROOKS,
Consul, &c.
Consul, &c.
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