Towzer Dehoppte (1 results)
Manuscript Leaf from an Old Autograph Book with Verse By a Member of E. II 1st Dublin Brigade Guards Batt. Beggars Bush Barracks, Dublin Co. II Battalion Guards Company. Beggars Bush Barracks, Dublin Feb. 27. 1922, On the Verso are 3 other Autographs.
Towzer Dehoppte (?); Lord Cadogan, J. Martin Hussey (?), Phyllis Nelson Terry
Published by Dublin
- Signed
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Add to basketCondition: Good. The writing is in a neat hand. The verse reads: "Pte is my nickname Ireland is our nation Parliament house belonged to us Since Ireland was a nation. When I am in my lonely cell and not a word is spoken may the prison Governor break his neck, That put me Oakem ." It is Signed by the writer. His signature is difficult to read and more research is required to ascertain who he was exactly. The first name in the title is a poor effort at deciphering his signature. On the verso are three other autographs Lady Cadogan (1925), J. Martin Hussy(?) (1912), Phyllis Neilson Terry. Size: 17.5 x 12.5 Cms. (7 x 5 Inches approx). Signed by Author(s).…
