Bibliographic Details
Contributors:	Ray, Thomas Matthew, 1801-1881, former owner
Summary:	Daniel O'Connell, M.P., (1775-1847), being pinned against a tree by a pitchfork held by Sir Robert Peel, Prime Minister of Great Britain, (1788-1850), while Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, (1769-1852), proceeds to cut O'Connell's tail off.
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	[London] : 7th June, 1845.
Subjects:	O'Connell, Daniel, > 1775-1847 > Caricatures and cartoons Peel, Robert, > Sir, > 1788-1850 > Caricatures and cartoons Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, > Duke of, > 1769-1852 > Caricatures and cartoons. Politicians > Ireland > 1840-1850. Prime ministers > Great Britain > 1840-1850. Ireland > History > 1837-1901 Cartoons (Commentary) > English > 1840-1850. Periodical illustrations > English > 1840-1850. Wood engravings > English > 1840-1850.
Notes:	Illustration from "Joe Miller the Younger", London, 7th June, 1845. Printed on verso "Dan's invitation to the Queen. (as trifle as it could be) Irish Melody, most respectfully dedicated to F.M. Prince Albert." Printed text l.c.: "You think you have me treed? cried Dan to Bob, But soon you'll find I'll extricate my nob ... And had they e'en been whetted sharp enough, They couldn't cut - his Irish tail's too tough." Physical description: 1 print : wood engraving ; 22 x 16.3 cm.. more