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The Release of the suspects : Popular Rejoicings in Dublin: 1. Messrs
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The Release of the suspects : Popular Rejoicings in Dublin: 1. Messrs
THE RELEASE OF THE " SUSPECTS" : POPULAR REJOICINGS IN DUBLIN: 1. Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, and O Kelly Leaving Kilmainham Gaol; 2. Outside the Evening Telegraph Office: First Confirmation of the News; 3. Lighting Tar-Barrels in Portobello Canal Harbour; 4. Bands Serenading Outside Mr. Dillons House, North Great George Street
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1882 Engraving Bands Boat Body Of Salty Water Building Cargo Confirmation Dillon Dock Dublin Evening Freight Harbor Harbour Home Landmark Leaving Lighting Nautical News Ocean Passenger Popular Port Property Release Residential Retail Ship Shipping Transport Transportation Vessel Gaol Kilmainham Okelly Parnell Rejoicings Serenading Suspects Telegraph Office
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The Release of the Suspects - Popular Rejoicings in Dublin
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. This print captures a significant moment in Dublin's history - the release of prominent figures Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, and O'Kelly from Kilmainham Gaol. The image is divided into four scenes that depict the jubilant atmosphere surrounding this event. In the first scene, we witness the triumphant trio leaving the gaol, their faces beaming with newfound freedom. As they step out onto the streets of Dublin, a crowd gathers to celebrate their release. The second scene shows people flocking outside the Evening Telegraph Office eagerly seeking confirmation of this long-awaited news. Their expressions reflect a mix of relief and joy as they receive word that their beloved leaders are finally free. Moving on to Portobello Canal Harbour in scene three, we see tar barrels being lit up to create an enchanting spectacle. The shimmering reflections on the water add an ethereal touch to this historic moment. Finally, bands serenade Mr. Dillon outside his residence on North Great George Street in scene four. The lively music fills the air as neighbors join in celebrating his return home. This 1882 engraving beautifully captures not only a landmark event but also provides us with a glimpse into Victorian-era architecture and culture. Its retro-styled appearance adds charm and nostalgia to its illustrative technique. As we gaze upon this vintage masterpiece from Liszt Collection's archives, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand these popular rejoicings that swept through Dublin when hope was restored and freedom regained for these influential figures.
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