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               <p>A letter from Fr. John S. MacMahon providing a character reference for Francis Smith. Included is a telegraph dated 8 May 1916. The telegraph, which is written on Dublin Metropolitan Police Telegraph paper, is from College Street Station and requests that Francis Smyth of 6 Albert Place be allowed access to his business Place 34 Upper Baggot Street. Francis Smith lived at 6 Albert Place with his parents and siblings at the time of the Easter Rising in 1916. Albert Place is not far from Mount Street Bridge, where a significant battle took place during Easter week.</p>
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                St. Andrew's.  Wesland Row,  Dublin    3rd May 1916    Kindly grant a Pass <lb/>to bearer Francis Smith <lb/>6 Albert Pl. He is a very <lb/>respectable journeyman. <seg type="closer"> John S. MacMahon  <lb/>c.c.</seg> 
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              <hi rend="underline">Dublin Metropolitan Police Telegraph.</hi>  8-5-1916    College  <lb/>From Police To Military   Please pass bearer <lb/>Francis Smyth <lb/>6 Albert Place to <lb/>his business place <lb/>34 upper Baggot St. <seg type="closer"> D. Ryan  <lb/>Sargt.</seg> 
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