A New Song on the Amnesty Meeting in Tipperary C-18 Irish Ballad Sheet Song

Description: A New Song on the Amnesty Meeting in Tipperary C-18 Irish Ballad Sheet Song. Written by a friend to the cause. ... Pictures above are front and back to prove its originality with printer ink showing through on what I think is corn paper. (Very thin paper) An Irish paper collectors dream ~I would say. ... to have this as a conversation piece in their home framed on their wall or in their library or business. The Library of Congress has a copy. You surely would have this Original. Item: Original Ballad Sheet c-1800 / 1900 Place: Irland / Dublin Picture at the top: Men drinking at a wood cut table Publisher Brereton P. Subject: Very Old Irish Song in English Print: P. Brereton Printer 1 Lr Exchange St Dublin c- 1867 / 1900 Note: I have limited liability so please if you've read this far. ... visit these sites below so these guys don't sue me or Ebay* for copy and pasting their work here. ...:)~ Thanking You in Advance. ... Ebay* Seller The Amnesty Meeting in TipperaryDESCRIPTION: "Tipperary to give you your merit Your meeting exceeded them all." At noon on October 24 the towns and trades march through the streets supporting amnesty for the Fenian exiles. Fathers Barry and O'Connell and a young man on a charger lead the legions AUTHOR: unknown EARLIEST DATE: 19C (broadside, LOCSinging as100270) KEYWORDS: exile Ireland political clergy FOUND IN: Ireland REFERENCES (1 citation):Zimmerman-SongsOfIrishRebellion, p. 70, "A New Song on the Amnesty Meeting in Tipperary" (1 fragment)Roud #V1461 BROADSIDES:Bodleian, 2806 b.9(50), "A New Song On The Amesty[sic] Meeting in Tipperary," P. Brereton (Dublin), c.1867 LOCSinging, as100270, "A New Song On The Amesty[sic] Meeting in Tipperary," P. Brereton (Dublin), 19C NOTES [259 words]: Zimmerman-SongsOfIrishRebellion p. 70 is a fragment; broadside LOCSinging as100270 is the basis for the description.Broadsides LOCSinging as100270 and Bodleian 2806 b.9(50) are duplicates.The broadside does not say what year this is. The Bodleian assignment of c.1867 is their standby for Brereton broadsides no matter how the internal evidence stacks up. It is probably a Sunday. It is certainly after 1867 since it cites the deaths of Allen, O'Brien and Larkin (see references for "The Smashing of the Van (I)"). P. Brereton was apparently a Dublin printer in the 1860s and 1870s (the address for this broadside is 1 Lower Exchange Street). The only Sunday, October 24ths in that period are in 1869 and 1875. While 1869 is likely -- this is only two weeks after the amnesty meeting in Dublin (see references for "The Glorious Meeting of Dublin") and three weeks after earlier activity for amnesty in Youghal -- the emphasis and leaders seem different. Earlier in October 1869 the emphasis was for amnesty for the Fenian prisoners eventually exiled in 1871; here the amnesty requested is that unnamed exiles -- and there are exiles from long before 1869 (see, for example, references for "By the Hush") -- be allowed to return.Fathers Barry and O'Connor seem local to the Galtees mountains, Glen of Aherlow, and southern Tipperary towns. The amnesty movement leaders are not named; on the other hand, the array of trades and towns repeats the Dublin 1869 approach. Unless someone can find a reference I would list the date on this as "uncertain." - BS Last updated in version 5.1 File: BrdAmnTiGo to the Ballad Search form Go to the Ballad Index Song ListGo to the Ballad Index Instructions Go to the Ballad Index Bibliography or DiscographyThe Ballad Index Copyright 2021 by Robert B. Waltz and David G. Engle.

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