Collection object
1989.0276
H. 40.3 W. 29. Frame H. 51.3 W. 39.9
Print; page 655/656 of "The Graphic" for Dec. 31 1881. Page 655 contains news from around the world and some adverts for London Amusements, and under the heading "Our Illustrations" is a short piece on troubles in Ireland. Page 666 has five prints under the general heading "The Condition of Ireland". At top full width of page "Headquarters of the Property Defence Association at Pallas Green, Limerick county", middle left "Seizure of the 'United Ireland:' Arrival of the Detectives", middle right "Seizure of the 'United Ireland:' Removal of the printed copies by the Police", bottom left "The Defence Association Depot at Pallas Green- The Manager's Room", bottom right "Seizure of the 'United Ireland:' The Police and the Street Hawkers". Framed April 1998; gold painted wood. Chris Doswell sticker on reverse.
Mentioned in text section; Miss Reynolds, Ladies Land League; Miss Parnell ditto Bishop Nulty; Mr Shaw M.P. formerly Home Rule League; Mr Burton and Mr O'Keefe o "United Ireland"; William Hunt, ditto; Headquarters of the Property Defence Association at Pallas Green, staff of 30 under direction of Mr. Spunners T.C.D.
Mentioned in text section; Miss Reynolds, Ladies Land League; Miss Parnell ditto Bishop Nulty; Mr Shaw M.P. formerly Home Rule League; Mr Burton and Mr O'Keefe o "United Ireland"; William Hunt, ditto; Headquarters of the Property Defence Association at Pallas Green, staff of 30 under direction of Mr. Spunners T.C.D.
Chris Doswell (framer)