Victorian cartoons from Punch magazine by E T Reed
A Separate Irish Chamber! (After a rough sketch by the right hon J Ch-mb-rl-n!) ["Since the defeat of the Home Rule Bill they (the Irish Party) have all been engaged in blackening each other's characters, and painting each other's portraits; and I venture to say that the result of that is not a gallery of pictures, but a chamber of horrors."] (a Victorian cartoon shows Irish members of parliament as wax works together with Battering Ram, Identical Breeches and Facsimile of the Gladstone Cheque specimens)
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![A Separate Irish Chamber! (After a rough sketch by the right hon J Ch-mb-rl-n!) ["Since the defeat of the Home Rule Bill they (the Irish Party) have all been engaged in blackening each other's characters, and painting each other's portraits; and I venture to say that the result of that is not a gallery of pictures, but a chamber of horrors."] (a Victorian cartoon shows Irish members of parliament as wax works together with Battering Ram, Identical Breeches and Facsimile of the Gladstone Cheque specimens)](https://magazine.punch.co.uk/img-get2/I00002uGrf8skVjY/fit=1000x750/Victorian-Political-Ireland-Cartoons-Punch-Magazine-E-T-Reed-1894-10-06-166.jpg)
