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Forthcoming books: a complete edition of Sir Samuel Ferguson to be published, the prose to be edited by Mr. F. J. Bigger and the poetry by Mr. A. P. Graves.

Published: 1910 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, p. 132, May, 1910

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322

Review of Francis Joseph Bigger's "The Ulster Land War of 1770".

Published: 1910 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, p. 133, May, 1910

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323

Review of "The war in Wexford" by H. F. G. Wheeler and A. M. Broadley referring to Mrs. Brownrigg's "Narrative". See also Nemo (pseud.) p. 170 saying the "Narrative" was published...

Published: 1910 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, pp. 149-150, June, 1910

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324

Alexander O'Driscoll Taylor of Belfast, author of a volume of poems died at Newport, Rhode Island. by B., F. J.

Published: 1910

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, p. 150, June, 1910

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325

Forthcoming works: Francis Joseph Bigger commissioned to write history of Royal Academical Institution.

Published: 1910 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, p. 178, July, 1910

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326

Query re Caxton Press, Newtowncrommelin. Answered by W. P. C.: it was owned by Rev. Philip O'Carroll Patman. by Bigger, F. J.

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol.II, p.12, Aug., and pp.28-9, Sept., 1910

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327

Query re "100 original anecdotes by a gentleman of Belfast" printed by Hugh Kirk. by B., F. J.

Published: 1910

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. II, p. 74, December, 1910

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328

Ancient Celtic brooches found in Ireland. by B., F. J.

Published: 1911

Citation: Belfast Municipal Art Gallery and Museum Quarterly Notes, No. XVIII, March, 1911

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329

"Yesterday in Ireland" published in 1829. Who wrote it? Reply: Eyre Evans Crowe (1799-1868). Also wrote "To-day in Ireland" 1825. by Bigger, F. J.

Published: 1911

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. II, p. 130, March, 1911

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330

Two Northern novels: "Ninety-eight and sixty years after" by Andrew James and "The soundless tide" by Mrs. Crichton. F. J. Bigger Identifies Mrs. Crichton as daughter of Thomas Sin...

Published: 1911 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. II, pp. 141-142, April, 1911

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331

Review of "Connor Mac Uidir, Lord of Fermanagh", reprinted from the Ulster Journal of Archaeology with an introduction by F. J. Bigger.

Published: 1911 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. II, p. 160, May, 1911

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332

To Francis Joseph Bigger, M. R. I. A. (in remembrance of the Ferguson Centenary): a poem beginning "My true compatriot and friend". by Graves, Alfred Perceval

Published: 1911

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. II, pp. 173-174, June, 1911

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333

Mention of F. J. Bigger's unearthing and reprinting of an article on the Union in the "Miscroscope" of 1800 by Dr. Drennan.

Published: 1911 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. III, p. 9, August, 1911

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334

asks about whether there was an aquatint illustration to the poem "Ardglass, or the ruined cottage" by Rev. Samuel Burdy, Dublin. Answer, yes, drawn by T. Robinson. by Bigger, F. J.

Published: 1911

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. III, p. 28, September, 1911

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335

Abstract of lecture on the raths of an ancient settlement between the Bann and the Main rivers, on the banks of Lough Neagh. by Bigger, F. J.

Published: 1912

Citation: Annual report and proceedings of the Belfast Naturalists' Field Club, Ser. II, Vol. VI, pt. V, pp. 520-522, 1912

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336

Gossip: Mrs. J. R. Green writes on "A revival of Ardglass" in the Nation and F. J. Bigger on "Ardglass and its haunted castle" in the Northern Whig.

Published: 1912 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. III, p. 97, January, 1912

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337

Local medal, given by Mr. F. J. Bigger (made by Joseph Moore). by Deane, Arthur

Published: 1912

Citation: Belfast Municipal Art Gallery and Museum Quarterly Notes, No. XXI, June, 1912

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338

Lough Neagh: query re Bishop Francis Hutchinson's "The state of the case of Lough Neagh and the Bann, Dublin 1738". by B., F. J.

Published: 1912

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. III, p. 193, June, 1912

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339

Cumberland monument in Birr: a query by Francis Joseph Bigger as to how the Duke of Cumberland got a monument in Birr. Answered.

Published: 1912 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. IV, pp. 36-37, September, 1912

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A little antiquarian tour in St. Patrick's country in the County Down. With note by Francis Joseph Bigger on The High Cross of Downpatrick by Moore, Courtenay Rev

Published: 1913

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 2, Vol. XIX, pp. 91-94, 1913

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Alexander O'Driscoll Taylor of Belfast, author of a volume of poems died at Newport, Rhode Island. by B., F. J.

Query re Caxton Press, Newtowncrommelin. Answered by W. P. C.: it was owned by Rev. Philip O'Carroll Patman. by Bigger, F. J.

Query re "100 original anecdotes by a gentleman of Belfast" printed by Hugh Kirk. by B., F. J.

Ancient Celtic brooches found in Ireland. by B., F. J.

"Yesterday in Ireland" published in 1829. Who wrote it? Reply: Eyre Evans Crowe (1799-1868). Also wrote "To-day in Ireland" 1825. by Bigger, F. J.

To Francis Joseph Bigger, M. R. I. A. (in remembrance of the Ferguson Centenary): a poem beginning "My true compatriot and friend". by Graves, Alfred Perceval

asks about whether there was an aquatint illustration to the poem "Ardglass, or the ruined cottage" by Rev. Samuel Burdy, Dublin. Answer, yes, drawn by T. Robinson. by Bigger, F. J.

Abstract of lecture on the raths of an ancient settlement between the Bann and the Main rivers, on the banks of Lough Neagh. by Bigger, F. J.

Local medal, given by Mr. F. J. Bigger (made by Joseph Moore). by Deane, Arthur

Lough Neagh: query re Bishop Francis Hutchinson's "The state of the case of Lough Neagh and the Bann, Dublin 1738". by B., F. J.

A little antiquarian tour in St. Patrick's country in the County Down. With note by Francis Joseph Bigger on The High Cross of Downpatrick by Moore, Courtenay Rev

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