Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Cole, Charles William., fl. 1880-1905, artist
Summary:	Both drawings show processions with drums, bands, banners and flags. One banner bears the words "We will be free". A man carries a flag, part of which is made up of the United States of America flag. Another man carries a pike with "98" inscribed on it, a reference to 1798.
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	[1st or 2nd of November, 1880].
Subjects:	Activists > Irish > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Arms & armament > Irish > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Banners > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Flags > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Parades & processions > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Political parades & rallies > Ireland > Limerick > 1880. Ireland > History > 19th century Pen works > Ireland > 1880
Notes:	Inscribed in ink l.l. on smaller drawing under a flag: U.S. America / Green Harp, Round tower, Irish hound. Titles inscribed in ink l.l. on main drawing and u.r. on smaller drawing. C.W. Cole was sent to Limerick to cover the Land League Demonstration there which was to coincide with Charles Stewart Parnell being offered the Freedom of the city. Parnell arrived in Limerick on 1st November 1880 and attended the demonstration and the following day received the Freedom of the city. Physical description: 2 drawings (smaller one pasted on top of bigger drawing) : pen ; smaller drawing 11.1 x 17 cm., pasted on sheet 26.5 x 34.7 cm.. more
Credits:	Attributed to C.W. Cole, (fl. 1880-1905).