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The manufacture of fire-arms in Ireland. by B., J.

Published: 1936 “…B., J.…”

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 2, Vol. XLI, p. 53, 1936

Journal Article

62

Query as to why Shrove Tuesday evening is called Skelling Night in the south of Ireland. Answered by M.R.S.A. and J.B. by M.

Published: 1892

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 57-58, p. 81, 1892

Journal Article

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Obituary: Forrest Reid: a personal note. by B., J.

Published: 1947 “…B., J.…”

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. XXII, No. 2, pp. 49-50, April-June, 1947

Journal Article

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Songs of the Greeks, No. II by Anacreon beginning "If gold could give us peace". by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, p. 253, September, 1837

Journal Article

65

A pen portrait of Sir Henry Browne Hayes from "Ainsworth's magazine". by B., J. T.

Published: 1914

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, p. 202, June, 1914

Journal Article

66

Forget me not: a poem beginning "Forget me not, dear girl, tho' years". by B., J. T.

Published: 1836

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VIII, p. 131, July, 1836

Journal Article

67

Two sonnets beginning "Weep - for ye follow to the cruel grave" and "Would that the inspiration poets claim". by B., J. T.

Published: 1836

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VIII, p. 164, August, 1836

Journal Article

68

The ruined abbey: a poem beginning "Pause - for the spirit of the past". by B., J. T.

Published: 1836

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VIII, p. 571, November, 1836

Journal Article

69

Songs of the Greeks: No. 1 - poems beginning "We have burst the yoke that bound us". by B., J. T.

Published: 1836

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VIII, pp. 617-620, November, 1836

Journal Article

70

The mountain river: a poem beginning "How calm thy waters travel to their rest" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IX, pp. 58-59, January, 1837

Journal Article

71

A dream: a poem beginning "Sleep hath its own creations - forms" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IX, pp. 59-60, January, 1837

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72

Evening: a poem beginning "Oh not unhallowed is the softening hour" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IX, p. 60, January, 1837

Journal Article

73

The Cyclops in love: a poem beginning "Oh mighty power of love! oh boundless away" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IX, pp. 499-500, April, 1837

Journal Article

74

To a studious child: a poem beginning "And hast thou left the blessed breath of Spring" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, pp. 92-93, July, 1837

Journal Article

75

A May-noon: a poem beginning "A Sabbath quietness is spread" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, pp. 93-94, July, 1837

Journal Article

76

Sonnet: beginning "How calm! how silent! Vale and heathclad steep" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, p. 110, July, 1837

Journal Article

77

Songs of the Greeks: No. 1 by Byron beginning "Happiest of happy feelings 'tis, to feel" by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, p. 253, September, 1837

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Song of the Greeks: No. III by Leonidas, beginning "Cling to thine home, although it be". by B., J. T.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, pp. 253-255, September, 1837

Journal Article

79

Tom Moore and Anacreon. by M., B. J.

Published: 1841

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XVIII, pp. 141-151, August, 1841

Journal Article

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Review of The Acharnians of Aristophanes, with ... translation ... by W. J. M. Starkie. by B., J. I.

Published: 1909

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. XV, No. XXXV, pp. 476-477, 1909

Journal Article

The manufacture of fire-arms in Ireland. by B., J.

Query as to why Shrove Tuesday evening is called Skelling Night in the south of Ireland. Answered by M.R.S.A. and J.B. by M.

Obituary: Forrest Reid: a personal note. by B., J.

Songs of the Greeks, No. II by Anacreon beginning "If gold could give us peace". by B., J. T.

A pen portrait of Sir Henry Browne Hayes from "Ainsworth's magazine". by B., J. T.

Forget me not: a poem beginning "Forget me not, dear girl, tho' years". by B., J. T.

Two sonnets beginning "Weep - for ye follow to the cruel grave" and "Would that the inspiration poets claim". by B., J. T.

The ruined abbey: a poem beginning "Pause - for the spirit of the past". by B., J. T.

Songs of the Greeks: No. 1 - poems beginning "We have burst the yoke that bound us". by B., J. T.

The mountain river: a poem beginning "How calm thy waters travel to their rest" by B., J. T.

A dream: a poem beginning "Sleep hath its own creations - forms" by B., J. T.

Evening: a poem beginning "Oh not unhallowed is the softening hour" by B., J. T.

The Cyclops in love: a poem beginning "Oh mighty power of love! oh boundless away" by B., J. T.

To a studious child: a poem beginning "And hast thou left the blessed breath of Spring" by B., J. T.

A May-noon: a poem beginning "A Sabbath quietness is spread" by B., J. T.

Sonnet: beginning "How calm! how silent! Vale and heathclad steep" by B., J. T.

Songs of the Greeks: No. 1 by Byron beginning "Happiest of happy feelings 'tis, to feel" by B., J. T.

Song of the Greeks: No. III by Leonidas, beginning "Cling to thine home, although it be". by B., J. T.

Tom Moore and Anacreon. by M., B. J.

Review of The Acharnians of Aristophanes, with ... translation ... by W. J. M. Starkie. by B., J. I.

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