Sketches from Ireland : Kitchen où Crawford a été tiré dessus, 1870. 'La cabane dans laquelle lui et sa famille vivaient quand il a été tiré dessus par la fenêtre de la cuisine et si dangereusement blessé, quelques dimanches soirs depuis, n'est guère meilleure que la gestion générale des cabanes de paysans ici, sauf qu'il y a quelques chambres dedans, et est, en outre, bien approvisionné. La cuisine, ou plutôt le salon, montré dans le croquis est à la fois petit et sombre, étant éclairé par une seule petite fenêtre quelque 10 po. de 8 pouces C'est par cette fenêtre que la charge a été tirée sur Crawford, qui venait de s'asseoir

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Sketches from Ireland: kitchen where Crawford was fired at, 1870. 'The cabin in which he and his family were living when he was fired at through the kitchen window and so dangerously wounded, a few Sunday evenings since, is hardly better than the general run of peasants' cabins hereabouts, save that it has a couple of rooms in it, and is, moreover, well stocked. The kitchen, or rather living-room, shown in the sketch is both small and dark, being lighted by a single little window some 10 in. by 8 in. It was through this window that the charge was fired at Crawford, who had just seated himself in the settle at the chimney-corner, after attending to his cattle for the night. Five of the slugs struck him, three in the face and two in the shoulder; others passed over the head of his wife, who was stooping to pick up a newspaper she had let fall, piercing the serving-boy's coat and striking the cradle in which the baby was sleeping. The police have arrested a man named Flood, who had been evicted by Crawford's father some time since, on suspicion of being the perpetrator of the outrage; but there is no kind of evidence against him'. From "Illustrated London News", 1870.

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