Ireland in London
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The latter fact explains plosion occurred, making a triangular breach ia the prison wall of about 20 feet wide at the bas« by 70 feet at the summit, utterly destroying the houses immediately opposite, partially wrecking all in the neighbourhood, killing 12 persons and injuring 40 others. The authorities had received warning of the intended attempt, and although not successful in preventing it, they had taken the precaution of removing Burke and Casey to another part ol the prison, a step lor wh...ich., pcr- gQasa* EFFECT OF CLERKEXWELL EXPLOSION'. RCEIfE FROM WITHIN TRISON.
(From a Sketch t&ken at time.) the presence on the covers of the magazine of a representation of St. John's Gate. In the large room over the gateway Ganick made his first tssay as an actor in the part ol " The Mock Doctor,"' in the farce of that name.
OffClerkenwell-green, and quite close to the me- morial of bygone days just mentioned, is the House ol Detenl ion, better known as Clerkenwell Prison.
Here on the 13th December, 1867, was made « desperate attempt to rescue two Fenian pri- soner, Colonel Richard Burke and Joseph Theobald Casey, resulting immediately in fatal or dangerous injuries to a number of innocent per- sons, and being more remotely one ol the causes of events of great historical importance to Ire- land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter fact explains plosion occurred, making a triangular breach ia the prison wall of about 20 feet wide at the bas« by 70 feet at the summit, utterly destroying the houses immediately opposite, partially wrecking all in the neighbourhood, killing 12 persons and injuring 40 others. The authorities had received warning of the intended attempt, and although not successful in preventing it, they had taken the precaution of removing Burke and Casey to another part ol the prison, a step lor wh...ich., pcr- gQasa* EFFECT OF CLERKEXWELL EXPLOSION'. RCEIfE FROM WITHIN TRISON.
(From a Sketch t&ken at time.) the presence on the covers of the magazine of a representation of St. John's Gate. In the large room over the gateway Ganick made his first tssay as an actor in the part ol " The Mock Doctor,"' in the farce of that name.
OffClerkenwell-green, and quite close to the me- morial of bygone days just mentioned, is the House ol Detenl ion, better known as Clerkenwell Prison.
Here on the 13th December, 1867, was made « desperate attempt to rescue two Fenian pri- soner, Colonel Richard Burke and Joseph Theobald Casey, resulting immediately in fatal or dangerous injuries to a number of innocent per- sons, and being more remotely one ol the causes of events of great historical importance to Ire- land.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'donoghue, D. J. (David James), 1866-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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