Wynnstay Gardens, 22 January 1903:
… It was to be expected there wd. be some hostile criticism, but if we can keep the organisation free from hostile declarations … we need not trouble much … Some people also think we proposed that the tenants are to pay 33 years’ purchase! … 4
TO WILLIAM O’BRIEN MP
18 Wynnstay Gardens, 11 February 1903:
It is physically impossible for me to speak on Sunday. Just think … three journeys to Ireland and back in a week!
I don’t think Davitt can do any more harm. If the Directory and the Party speak out, the country will have made its opinion clear …5
TO WILLIAM O’BRIEN MP
House of Commons, 1 March 1903:
A have a letter from Dillon saying he won’t be back before 1 May! So he does not mean to attend the (National) Convention …6
TO WILLIAM O’BRIEN MP
House of Commons, 16 March 1903:
The Land Bill will be introduced on Wednesday 25 March. I think it of great importance you shd. come over …7
TO WILLIAM O’BRIEN MP
House of Commons, 1 April 1903:
… I saw Wyndham again yesterday. I think he is in a very shaky condition. He said that he had no hope of more money and that he feared a demand from us for more would be fatal … he is … anxious and willing if he can to meet us …
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