Cabinet card of Peg Kirk, who may have been a member of the Ladies Land League. Photographed by Lafayette, artist and photographer ‘late of Paris’, 30 Westmoreland Street, Dublin. Written on the recto: ‘Peg Kirk’, and on the verso: ‘Ladies’ Land League?’.
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Cabinet card of an unidentified man, with moustache and tie. Written on the verso: ‘?’.
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Portrait photograph of William and John Redmond, standing in long dark coats, leaning against a dresser, with pillars in the backdrop. John Redmond is wearing a bowler hat and leaning on a walking stick. Resting on the dresser is another bowler hat and coat. Photographed by Willi
Redmond, William Hoey Kearney, 1861-1917 | Redmond, John Edward, 1856-1918
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Cabinet card (black and white) of John Dillon, Irish nationalist, land reform campaigner and the last leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party. Photographed by William Lawrence, photographer, 5 & 7 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin. Undated.
Dillon, John, 1851-1927
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Cabinet card (black and white) of Lady Pamela Fitzgerald, wife of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, taken from an engraving by an unidentified artist. Engraving photographed by William Lawrence, photographer, 5 & 7 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin. Undated.
Fitzgerald, Pamela, 1773-1831
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Cabinet card (black and white) of Ellen Ford, Irish Nationalist, member of the Ladies’ Land League in the United States and sister of Patrick Ford, owner of the Irish World newspaper in New York. Ellen Ford was a friend of Michael Davitt’s sister, Sabina Davitt. Photographed by I
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Photograph of four unidentified men standing outside a cabin, with the remains of a camp fire on their left. Written on the front of the photograph in pencil: ‘3½’ and written on the back of the photograph: ‘?’.
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Photograph of [William Boylan?]; originally and erroneously captioned as ‘Mr. Patrick Egan’. Written on the verso: 'Wm Boylan?'.
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Cabinet card (black and white) of Patrick Ford, Irish Nationalist and owner of the ‘Irish World’ newspaper. Photographed by J. O’Neil , photographer, 949 Broadway, New York, between ‘22d & 23d Sts.’ Written on the recto: ‘Very truly and sincerely yours, Patrick Ford’. Undated
Ford, Patrick, 1837-1913
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Cabinet card of Thomas Brennan, Fenian and treasurer of the Irish National Land League. Written on the recto: ‘Tom Brennan (I.R.B.)’, and on the verso: ‘Tom Brennan’. Photographed by A. Lesage, ‘photographer to the Catholic hierarchy’, 40 Lower Sackville Street. On the verso the
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Cabinet card (black and white) of Robert Emmett, United Irishman, taken from an engraving by an unidentified artist. Engraving photographed by William Lawrence, photographer, 5 & 7 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin. Undated.
Emmet, Robert, 1778-1803
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Cabinet card (black and white) of Edme Armand Gaston duc d’Audiffret-Pasquier (1823-1905), French Royalist politician and member of the Académie française. Photographed by Anatole Pougnet, 61 Boulevard Sébastopol, Paris. Undated.
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