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In memoriam: Francis Joseph Bigger. With portrait. de réir C., A. A.

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1927

Citation: The Irish naturalists' journal, Vol. I, No. 9, p. 179, January, 1927

Journal Article

402

Books of Irish interest: In remembrance: Articles and sketches by Francis Joseph Bigger, edited by John S. Crone and F. C. Bigger reviewed

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1928 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XVIII, p. 328, March, 1928

Journal Article

403

Sgéala ó Chathair na gCeó: on a visit to the Francis Joseph Bigger Memorial Library and other places in Belfast. de réir Crone, J.S

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 99, July-August, 1930

Journal Article

404

Sgéala Ó Chathair na gCeó: on W. Moore's radio talk on Francis Joseph Bigger. See also pp. 164-5. de réir C., J.S

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1931

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIX, p. 108, July-August, 1931

Journal Article

405

Sgéala Ó Chathair na gCeó: on the appearance of a new periodical "The Glensman" with special reference to Francis Joseph Bigger. de réir Crone, J.S

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1931

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIX, p. 164, November-December, 1931

Journal Article

406

The O'Sullivan Beare portrait, a link with Roger Casement. de réir Gwynn, Denis

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1950

Citation: Cork University record, No. 20, Christmas, 1950

Journal Article

407

O'Sullivan Beare's portrait (presented by F. J. Bigger). de réir Gwynn, Denis

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1952

Citation: Cork University record, No. 26, Christmas, 1952

Journal Article

408

Two notable works: Walter G. Strickland's "Dictionary of Irish artists" and F. J. Bigger's "Centenary volume of the Royal Belfast Academical Institution".

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1914 “…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, pp. 119-121, February, 1914

Journal Article

409

Inset advertising Francis Joseph Bigger' s "Ulster land war of 1760 (the Hearts of Steel)" with engraving of the Hearts of Steel storming the barracks at Belfast.

“…Bigger, Francis Joseph…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. I, between pp. 118-9, April, 1910

Journal Article

410

Query concerning a Belfast ballad about the wreck of the Marchioness of Wellesley which occurred in Dublin Bay c. 1820. de réir Ard-righ

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1894

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. I, p. 77, September, 1894

Journal Article

411

Query concerning the "Annual Register" containing an account of Thurot's life, who took Carrickfergus in 1760. de réir Ard-righ

Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: 1902

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. VIII, p. 98, April, 1902

Journal Article

In memoriam: Francis Joseph Bigger. With portrait. de réir C., A. A.

Books of Irish interest: In remembrance: Articles and sketches by Francis Joseph Bigger, edited by John S. Crone and F. C. Bigger reviewed

Sgéala ó Chathair na gCeó: on a visit to the Francis Joseph Bigger Memorial Library and other places in Belfast. de réir Crone, J.S

Sgéala Ó Chathair na gCeó: on W. Moore's radio talk on Francis Joseph Bigger. See also pp. 164-5. de réir C., J.S

Sgéala Ó Chathair na gCeó: on the appearance of a new periodical "The Glensman" with special reference to Francis Joseph Bigger. de réir Crone, J.S

The O'Sullivan Beare portrait, a link with Roger Casement. de réir Gwynn, Denis

O'Sullivan Beare's portrait (presented by F. J. Bigger). de réir Gwynn, Denis

Two notable works: Walter G. Strickland's "Dictionary of Irish artists" and F. J. Bigger's "Centenary volume of the Royal Belfast Academical Institution".

Inset advertising Francis Joseph Bigger' s "Ulster land war of 1760 (the Hearts of Steel)" with engraving of the Hearts of Steel storming the barracks at Belfast.

Query concerning a Belfast ballad about the wreck of the Marchioness of Wellesley which occurred in Dublin Bay c. 1820. de réir Ard-righ

Query concerning the "Annual Register" containing an account of Thurot's life, who took Carrickfergus in 1760. de réir Ard-righ

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