Irish Independent

A copy of the ‘Irish Independent’, Vol. 25, No. 124 (1 June 1916). The edition includes content on the aftermath of the Easter Rising.

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Date
1 June 1916
Reference
57
Extent and medium
Newspaper
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A copy of the ‘Irish Independent’, Vol. 25, No. 124 (1 June 1916). The edition includes content on the aftermath of the Easter Rising.
Repository
Irish Capuchin Archives
Context
Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Newspaper Collection

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  • June 29, 1916. At the Beach of Lane Street, Dublin, a man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young…
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FEATHERS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED, DRESSED, AND URBED PRESCOTTS' DYE WORKS, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick Irish Independent Certified Ret Sale Now Much More Than Twice the Net Sales of All the Other Dublin Morning Papers Added Together. VOL. 25, NO. 124. DUBLIN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. ONE HALFPENNY. TO DRESS ON LESS BUT DRESS AS WELL AS EVER. THIS IS THE PROBLEM. DUVAL SUPPLIES THE ANSWER. DUVAL AND ART Cie. DUVAL CLEANERS AND ART CIERS, 8 NASSAU STREET, DUBLIN. Telephone, 25. Telegram, "Purilin." DEATHS. June 29, 1916. At the Beach of Lane Street, Dublin, a man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street for several days and was able to speak and write with a little problem. He was sent to a station for the same time and was sent to a station for the following day. FREY. May 31, 1916. At the station, a free man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street for several days and was able to speak and write with a little problem. He was sent to a station for the same time and was sent to a station for the following day. MARKEVITY. May 30, 1916. At the station, a man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street for several days and was able to speak and write with a little problem. He was sent to a station for the same time and was sent to a station for the following day. MARKEVITY. May 31, 1916. At the station, a man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street for several days and was able to speak and write with a little problem. He was sent to a station for the same time and was sent to a station for the following day. MARKEVITY. May 30, 1916. At the station, a man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street for several days and was able to speak and write with a little problem. He was sent to a station for the same time and was sent to a station for the following day. SPECIAL NOTICES. FORD VAN. We can give a first series of the following pages for the following day. R. W. ARGER and Co. Off 12, Great Street, Dublin. Telephone 3076 5077. CHIMNEY PIECES. MARDLE, CARVED WOOD, IRON, BRAILLS, AND TILED HEAVITIES. GRAYES, Thomas & Co., Ltd., BACKVILLE PLACE, DUBLIN. POLISHED PLATES With large size are difficult to obtain. The plates are made in a complete plate, and a full stock of order is dockerell, LIMITED. DOCKRELL, STN. GREAT GEORGES ST., DUBLIN. SAMUELS' SHOPPING BY POST. 6 HENRY ST. C. DUBLIN. I BUY EUSTACE & CO., LTD. FENDERS, KERBS, COAL BOXES. CORK. BRAY SEAWATER BATHS Hot and Cold, NOW OPEN. WEEKDAY-6.30 A.M. TO…

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