Full titles read: "The Governor General is now in residence in the Viceregal Lodge."
Good L/S's of the Viceregal Lodge. L/S of the Governor General on the steps of the Lodge, standing in front of two large pillars. Good C/U of Mr T. Healy.
Full titles read: "The Governor General is now in residence in the Viceregal Lodge."
Good L/S's of the Viceregal Lodge. L/S of the Governor General on the steps of the Lodge, standing in front of two large pillars. Good C/U of Mr T. Healy.
Intertitle reads: "First Senate Meeting. - Addressed by Mr. T. Healy, Governor General at Leinster House."
L/S of Mr Healy with two military officials.
Intertitle reads: "Some of the new Senators - Doctor Sigerson and Sir T. Esmonde."
L/S of Doctor Sigerson and Sir T. Esmonde walking up pathway talking.
Intertitle reads: "Benjamin Haughton, Cork."
M/S of Benjamin Haughton, posing for the camera.
Intertitle reads: "Captain Greer, The Curragh"
M/S of Greer smiling. Also M/S's of James Morgan T.C. and H.G. Burgess standing together, E.W. Eyre, Mrs Wyre Power and Mr J. Douglas, Earl of Headfort and Sir Bryan Mahon, Mrs Green and Mrs Costello, R. A. Butler, James Mckean and John Mcloughlin, John Bagwell and Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Sir Hutcheson Poe, W. B. Yates.
Note: this is a slightly shorter version of story entitled - 'First Senate Meeting' on *PM0440* - EB 2001.
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