'Grand Meeting Loyalists en Irelande. Sir E Carson et sa canne a la manifestation de Belfast.' (French intertitles). 'Sir Edward Carson addresses a mass rally of Ulster Volunteers in Belfast, July 1918. The loyalists parade through the streets of the city holding banners. At the rally Carson addresses them from a platform covered with Union Jacks. He holds up his cane - the silver-topped blackthorn of the Ulster Division - in a symbolic gesture.' Source: Imperial War Museum Film Catalogue, vol 1 The First World War Archive, ed Roger Smither, England, Flicks Books, 1993, p315.