Political Chess Finish:Float frame In the middle distance a

In the middle distance a man stands behind another man and distracts him by tickling his ear

Two interior views of the refuge for the destitute at Whitecross Street Prison

interior of the haberdasher's shop with the dandy cutting a length of cloth for two women wearing oversized bonnets

with sailing boats and cargo vessels on the river

Political Chess Finish:Float frame In the middle distance a'Political Chess', 1887. Charles Parnell and WH Smith at the chess board; Smith, on the right, says Check and Parnell, his hand to his forehand, scans the pieces and says Confound him. It will soon be 'Mate', I fear; Parnell was unpopular at the time owing to a forged letter in the Times which accused him of approving the Phoenix Park murders in Dublin.