which now forms part of the collection of the Working Class Movement Library in Manchester. The maquette suggests that the memorial was to consist of a Wicklow granite base with three standing steel pillars with attached Celtic shields each bearing a martyr's name and some detail of the event's significance. The maquette was donated to the WCML in 2011 by the family of Jud Cooper who had been given the maquette by Dooley. Police Sergeant Brett was buried in Harpurhey Cemetery; the words "I will do my duty" are engraved on his tombstone. There is also a memorial tablet to him in St Ann's Church, Manchester. References Notes Citations Bibliography Further reading External links The Dock and the Scaffold : The Manchester Tragedy and the Cruise of the Jacknell. Published by A M Sullivan, 1868 Report in the Irish Catholic Chronicle and Peoples News of the Week 1867 Malcolm Brown. The Politics of Irish Literature. Chapter 14. The Agony of Fenianism Sullivan A.M. The "Wearing Of The Green" or The Prosecuted Funeral Procession Dublin: A.M. Sullivan, 1868. Manchester Special Commission (1867): Record of Convictions Allen Family Papers, 1867, AIS.1977.14, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh. Digitized Collection. 1867 in England History of Manchester Irish people executed abroad Irish Republican Brotherhood 19th-century executions by England and Wales Political history of England Executed Irish people Trios Publicly executed people Irish diaspora in England Police operations in the United Kingdom 1867 murders in the United Kingdom