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Review of Daya of fear, by Frank Gallagher. by O'S., C.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. IV, Ser. New, No. 1, pp. 65-66, January-March, 1929

Journal Article

42

Peadar Ó Gealacáin (Peter Galligan. school master). See also p. 102, Sept.-Oct. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, pp. 10-11, January-February, 1929

Journal Article

43

A collection of Irish MSS. in Cahirciveen (a quotation from An Gaodhal, New York with reference to John O'Sullivan's collection and also reference to MSS. collections at Maynooth). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 129, November-December, 1929

Journal Article

44

Gearrbhaile (Eanair 1930): Paragraph in Irisleabhar published in Coláiste Seósaimh Naomhtha, i mBéal Átha na Sluagh. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 95, May-June, 1930

Journal Article

45

Oliver Goldsmith (an account of an ancestor, Rev. John Gouldsmith a pervert priest who left an account of "an inhuman and bar-barous massacre" in 1641). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, pp. 118-119, July-August, 1930

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46

Notes and queries: An Irish epitaph from Laoighis (referred to by Sheffield Grace). by O'C., S.

Published: 1931

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIX, p. 175, November-December, 1931

Journal Article

47

Dr. Redmond and Graisberry. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 24, January-Febrauary, 1930

Journal Article

48

James Stephens (Edmund Dwyer Gray's kindness to the Fenian leader when old in Paris as stated by J. W. O' Beirne in the Sunday Independent). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1932

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, p. 15, January-February, 1932

Journal Article

49

Amyas Griffith's printing press (a reference back to I. B. S., Vol. VII, p.186). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 11, January - February, 1929

Journal Article

50

Rev. Edmund Hogan, S.J. (and account of his learning Irish from Robert Haly, S.J., son of James Haly, printer, Cork). See also p. 66. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, p. 43, March-April, 1933

Journal Article

51

Joseph Hamilton (referring to the adoption of the tricolour as a national emblem and to a catechism of Irish history) See also N.B. White p. 113-4 and S. 60. Vol. XXI, p. 43. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1932

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, p. 61, May-June, 1932

Journal Article

52

Joseph Hamilton: (a reference to his publications). See also Vol. XXII. p. 39,and p. 66. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1933

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXI, p. 114, September-October, 1933

Journal Article

53

Query: have any of Fr. Elly Hanley's Irish poems been preserved?. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1930

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 24, January-February, 1930

Journal Article

54

The first Irish periodical in England (The Harp published in London Dec. 2, 1810). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1928

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVI, p. 71, May-June, 1928

Journal Article

55

Review of Father John Hayes, by Stephen Rynne. by O'C., S.

Published: 1961

Citation: The Irish ecclesiastical record: a monthly journal under episcopal sanction, Ser. 5, Vol. XCV, No. 2, pp. 140-141, February, 1961

Journal Article

56

The Corrib country by Richard Hayward, reviewed by S Ó C. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1944

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. XXXIII, pp. 286-287, June 1944

Journal Article

57

The Annals of Loch Cé. Edited with a translation by William M. Hennessy, reviewed by S. O'C. by O'C., S.

Published: 1940

Citation: Studies: an Irish quarterly review, Vol. XXIX, pp. 474-475, September, 1940

Journal Article

58

Hibernia Dominicana (on the places where it might have been printed). See also Vol. XVII, p. 9. by Ó C., S.

Published: 1928

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVI, p. 117, July-December, 1928

Journal Article

59

An Irish author in Calcutta in 1788 (James Hickey). by Ó C., S.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVII, p. 118, September-October, 1929

Journal Article

60

Review of Free-thought in the social sciences, by J. A. Hobson. by O'S., C.

Published: 1927

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. II, Ser. New, No. 2, pp. 66-67, April-June, 1927

Journal Article

Review of Daya of fear, by Frank Gallagher. by O'S., C.

Peadar Ó Gealacáin (Peter Galligan. school master). See also p. 102, Sept.-Oct. by Ó C., S.

A collection of Irish MSS. in Cahirciveen (a quotation from An Gaodhal, New York with reference to John O'Sullivan's collection and also reference to MSS. collections at Maynooth). by Ó C., S.

Gearrbhaile (Eanair 1930): Paragraph in Irisleabhar published in Coláiste Seósaimh Naomhtha, i mBéal Átha na Sluagh. by Ó C., S.

Oliver Goldsmith (an account of an ancestor, Rev. John Gouldsmith a pervert priest who left an account of "an inhuman and bar-barous massacre" in 1641). by Ó C., S.

Notes and queries: An Irish epitaph from Laoighis (referred to by Sheffield Grace). by O'C., S.

Dr. Redmond and Graisberry. by Ó C., S.

James Stephens (Edmund Dwyer Gray's kindness to the Fenian leader when old in Paris as stated by J. W. O' Beirne in the Sunday Independent). by Ó C., S.

Amyas Griffith's printing press (a reference back to I. B. S., Vol. VII, p.186). by Ó C., S.

Rev. Edmund Hogan, S.J. (and account of his learning Irish from Robert Haly, S.J., son of James Haly, printer, Cork). See also p. 66. by Ó C., S.

Joseph Hamilton (referring to the adoption of the tricolour as a national emblem and to a catechism of Irish history) See also N.B. White p. 113-4 and S. 60. Vol. XXI, p. 43. by Ó C., S.

Joseph Hamilton: (a reference to his publications). See also Vol. XXII. p. 39,and p. 66. by Ó C., S.

Query: have any of Fr. Elly Hanley's Irish poems been preserved?. by Ó C., S.

The first Irish periodical in England (The Harp published in London Dec. 2, 1810). by Ó C., S.

Review of Father John Hayes, by Stephen Rynne. by O'C., S.

The Corrib country by Richard Hayward, reviewed by S Ó C. by Ó C., S.

The Annals of Loch Cé. Edited with a translation by William M. Hennessy, reviewed by S. O'C. by O'C., S.

Hibernia Dominicana (on the places where it might have been printed). See also Vol. XVII, p. 9. by Ó C., S.

An Irish author in Calcutta in 1788 (James Hickey). by Ó C., S.

Review of Free-thought in the social sciences, by J. A. Hobson. by O'S., C.

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