The 12 shillings on Mrs. Walsh's account was paid to the Post Office for Hudson on August 29, but by Hudson's letter of Oct. 20 he had not received it. The Post Office has notified Grene that Hudson has received it since that time and Mrs. Walsh would like to know if that is the case. He has received the regular report from Austria in German signed by the Bishop of Ermeland of the many apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Dittrichswalde, Prussian Poland, in 1879. A convert has translated the report into English and wonders if Hudson would like to have it for the Ave Maria. It is 78 pages translated, and either will be sent to Hudson, the German original or the translation. At Mrs. Walsh's request a duplicate copy of the Ave Maria is being sent to Hudson. She would like to have the March 23, 1878, copy. He hopes Hudson liked the "Old Irish Litany" which he sent. A Professor to whom it was shown was indignant about it, saying it must be a forgery. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 4 pp. 16 mo