M507 - IRELAND, George II (1727-1760), Irish Surplus Revenue Dispute, 1753, Bronze Medal, 44mm, the Irish Parliament departing from their House, headed by the Speaker, who carries a bag inscribed VINDICTA and places a cap of Liberty on the head of Hibernia, above, Fame with a trumpet, in the exergue, a vulture and a wolf, with human hands and bodies, scrambling for gold, rev.,  Ten-line inscription and legend, SACRVM SENATORIBVS CXXIV . . . QVORICA VIVITE FORTES [= sacred to the 124 senators who, boldly and wisely, have duly vindicated the rights of their country, 17 Dec. 1753; wherefore long live ye brave men, who by deserving well have made others, (MI ii, 673/385), very fine. $155 SOLD