Justice - For Ireland Size:L: 80 x 60cm as many had previously believed

as many had previously believed that Gladstone was secretly attracted to ritual

A chair mender with her child standing outside a wine shop in Soho Square

and it is believed that he modelled the subjects of the painting on actual patients

The gentleman on the left holds the chequered flag

It halted for twenty minutes at St Paul's

Justice - For Ireland Size:L: 80 x 60cm as many had previously believed'Justice For Ireland', 1866. Madame Justice is depicted here as blinded, deaf and lame. This cartoon is accompanied by a short poem entitled 'Justitia Moritura' in which the point is made that if Justice will not see, will not listen, and cannot move, then it is to all intents and purposes, dead. The poem and the cartoon were suggested by Irish legal appointments. From Punch, or the London Charivari, July 28, 1866.