Holdings: [He hasn't been here since]

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Forbes, Ernest, 1879-1962
Summary:	Illustration depicts David Lloyd George, standing, seemingly scratching his head in front of three journalists who are taking notes. Caption reads: L.G: "Any you gentlemen been in Ireland lately?" Burnham, of the 'Daily Telegraph', Riddell, of the 'News of the World,' Dalziel, of the 'Daily Chronicle,': [all reply] "No fear!". L.G.: "Well, I was in Belfast twenty years ago. I'll make a statement on the Irish question - but you mustn't tell where you got it."
In collection:	Shemus Cartoon Collection
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	4th October 1920.
Subjects:	Lloyd George, David, > 1863-1945 Freeman's Journal (Dublin, Ireland) Caricatures and cartoons > Ireland > Periodicals Journalists > Great Britain. Ireland > Politics and government > 1920-1930 Northern Ireland > History > 20th century Ink drawings > Irish > 1920-1930 Cartoons (Commentary) > Irish > 1920-1930 Crayon drawings > Irish > 1920-1930
Notes:	Shemus was a pseudonym used by Ernest Forbes. Publication date appears in pencil on verso. The reign of terror: the Freeman's Journal 1920-1921 by Shemus. Dublin: Freeman's Journal, 1922. Published in: The Freeman's Journal, 4th October 1920. Physical description: 1 drawing : ink and crayon, col ; 34 x 32 cm. more
Contained in:	Forms part of: The Shemus Cartoon Collection.

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PD 4309 TX 41	Collection unavailable Access Note	Prints & Drawings