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Book buyers in the olden time (with prices). (on Denis Daly's library sold after his death in 1791). See also W.B.G. on p.191, June. by C., J. S.

Published: 1912

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. III, pp. 159-160, May, 1912

Journal Article

262

J. C. Lyons and the Ledestown Press. by C., J. S.

Published: 1913

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. IV, pp. 98-99, January, 1913

Journal Article

263

A hitherto unknown private press (that of Godfrey Levings, Curzon St., Mayfair). by C., J. S.

Published: 1913

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. IV, pp. 112-113, February, 1913

Journal Article

264

The Lough Fea library (formed between 1850 and 1870 by Evelyn Phillip Shirley F.S.A.). See also article by R.S.M. on pp.60-1. by C., J. S.

Published: 1913

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, pp. 23-25, September, 1913

Journal Article

265

Thomas Davis: 1814-1914 (with portrait). by C., J. S.

Published: 1914

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, pp. 33-35, October, 1914

Journal Article

266

Achill printing: a specimen not hitherto recorded. See also Stouppe McCance, p. 116, Feb. by C., J. S.

Published: 1915

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, p. 104, January, 1915

Journal Article

267

Petrie's Mss.: quoting a letter from George Petrie re his Essay on the ancient military architecture of Ireland. by C., J. S.

Published: 1915

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, pp. 150-151, April, 1915

Journal Article

268

Unfinished Irish books (listing eleven of them). by C., J. S.

Published: 1916

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VII, pp. 175-177, June-July, 1916

Journal Article

269

Review of "Recollections of an Irish nationalist journalist" by Richard Pigott. by C., J. S.

Published: 1917

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VIII, pp. 105-107, April-May, 1917

Journal Article

270

Some private presses: Cashel (that of John Davis White). by C., J. S.

Published: 1917

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. IX, p. 8, August-September, 1917

Journal Article

271

The Tribune: an account of a rare Dublin periodical. by C., J. S.

Published: 1917

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. IX, p. 14, August-September, 1917

Journal Article

272

Association books: "Biographical sketches... from Chaucer to Burns" presented to Rev. Joseph Denham Smith by Maurice Cross. by C., J. S.

Published: 1919

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. X, pp. 58-59, January-March, 1919

Journal Article

273

The Peel Pamphlets: an addendum to article, in Vol. VII, p. 117, saying the pamphlets, 3450 of them, are now in the library of the House of Lords, and mentioning some of them. by C., J. S.

Published: 1922

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIII, pp. 176-177, April-May, 1922

Journal Article

274

Gossip of an Irish book lover: of Godfrey Levinge's private press at Cuilean near Mullingar. by C., J. S.

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, pp. 67-68, May 1924

Journal Article

275

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private press of Edmund Macrory of Duncairn, Belfast. by C., J. S.

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, p. 68, May, 1924

Journal Article

276

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about Rev. P. O'Carroll Patman's private press at Newtowncromelin, Co. Antrim. by C., J. S.

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, p. 69, May, 1924

Journal Article

277

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private presses run at Caledon, Co. Tyrone, Charlestown, Co. Louth and Killylea, Co. Armagh by Rev. Guy W. C. L'Estrange. by C., J. S.

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, p. 69, May, 1924

Journal Article

278

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private press run by Miss Lucy and Aileen Spring Rice at Mount Trenchard, Foynes. by C., J. S.

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, p. 69, May, 1924

Journal Article

279

Brookfield (Co. Down) printing press. by C., J. S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 19, January-February, 1929

Journal Article

280

History of Dungannon by John J. Marshall reviewed. by C., J. S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 69, May-June, 1929

Journal Article

Book buyers in the olden time (with prices). (on Denis Daly's library sold after his death in 1791). See also W.B.G. on p.191, June. by C., J. S.

J. C. Lyons and the Ledestown Press. by C., J. S.

A hitherto unknown private press (that of Godfrey Levings, Curzon St., Mayfair). by C., J. S.

The Lough Fea library (formed between 1850 and 1870 by Evelyn Phillip Shirley F.S.A.). See also article by R.S.M. on pp.60-1. by C., J. S.

Thomas Davis: 1814-1914 (with portrait). by C., J. S.

Achill printing: a specimen not hitherto recorded. See also Stouppe McCance, p. 116, Feb. by C., J. S.

Petrie's Mss.: quoting a letter from George Petrie re his Essay on the ancient military architecture of Ireland. by C., J. S.

Unfinished Irish books (listing eleven of them). by C., J. S.

Review of "Recollections of an Irish nationalist journalist" by Richard Pigott. by C., J. S.

Some private presses: Cashel (that of John Davis White). by C., J. S.

The Tribune: an account of a rare Dublin periodical. by C., J. S.

Association books: "Biographical sketches... from Chaucer to Burns" presented to Rev. Joseph Denham Smith by Maurice Cross. by C., J. S.

The Peel Pamphlets: an addendum to article, in Vol. VII, p. 117, saying the pamphlets, 3450 of them, are now in the library of the House of Lords, and mentioning some of them. by C., J. S.

Gossip of an Irish book lover: of Godfrey Levinge's private press at Cuilean near Mullingar. by C., J. S.

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private press of Edmund Macrory of Duncairn, Belfast. by C., J. S.

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about Rev. P. O'Carroll Patman's private press at Newtowncromelin, Co. Antrim. by C., J. S.

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private presses run at Caledon, Co. Tyrone, Charlestown, Co. Louth and Killylea, Co. Armagh by Rev. Guy W. C. L'Estrange. by C., J. S.

Gossip of an Irish book lover: about the private press run by Miss Lucy and Aileen Spring Rice at Mount Trenchard, Foynes. by C., J. S.

Brookfield (Co. Down) printing press. by C., J. S.

History of Dungannon by John J. Marshall reviewed. by C., J. S.

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