The Great Ulster convention of 17 June 1892
Cartoon from an original Punch or the London Charivari Magazine 18 June 1892 by John Tenniel (1820-1914). Depicting Colonel Edward James Saunderson (leader of the Irish Unionist Party) singing "we don't want to fight but by jingo if we do" against a banner for the Ulster convention which had been held the day before to demonstrate against Home Rule. he was also a colonel in the Royal Irish Fusiliers.
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