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6 SIR EDWARD CARSON [1854-1935]

An autograph signed letter to a Mr. or Mrs. Byrne, on hotel newspaper (Berlin, Unter den

Linden), dated 1913, responding to a letter of sympathy on the loss of ‘a partner who for

nearly 34 years gave me absolute love and devotion’. Carson, the Ulster leader, was of

course Dublin born.

With a letter on House of Commons notepaper from Charles Stewart Parnell, in a secretarial

hand, with his autograph signature, parted at folds (in six portions), concerning an offer of

service; and an ALS from a Lord Mayor of Dublin, indistinctly signed, dated 5 June 1879,on

Mansion House notepaper, pierced.

And a collection of various newspapers, some circa 1916.

As a collection, w.a.f.

€ 100 - 250

7 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE

Thursday May 4th 1916, two pages including

front page with “LEADERS IN IRISH REVOLT

SHOT” headline and another page with con-

tent on the Rising, w.a.f.

€ 50 - 80

5 1916 & 1922 NEWSPAPERS

A good collection including: Irish Times, Weekly Irish Times, Daily Mirror, Dublin Evening

Mail, from 1916.

With others from 1922 covering the War of Independence and Michael Collins’s death.

As a collection, over 10 issues, w.a.f.

€ 100 - 200