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Sonnet to the Rev. Robert Perceval Graves: beginning "Yes, I receive, with gratulation due". by H., W. R.

Published: 1849

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXXIII, p. 131, January, 1849

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Sonnet: beginning "'Tis sweet when joy that has been long away" by H., W. R.

Published: 1837

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. X, p. 599, November, 1837

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Sonnet beginning "Forgive me, England! if, while yet within" by H., W. R.

Published: 1838

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XI, p. 16, January, 1838

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Sonnet: beginning "O, sovereign Lady! our Elizabeth" by H., W. R.

Published: 1838

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XI, p. 452, April, 1838

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On the news from the east: a sonnet beginning "How did dejection wrap us in its pall". by H., W. R.

Published: 1843

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXI, p. 54, January, 1843

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The ideal (from Schiller): a poem beginning "And canst thou thus deceive me". by H., W. R.

Published: 1843

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXI, pp. 496-497, April, 1843

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Sonnet: beginning "The sunshine through the lofty windows stealing". by H., W. R.

Published: 1845

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXVI, p. 242, August, 1845

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48

Sonnet on the death of Professor MacCullagh beginning "Wrapped as we are in an o'erwhelming cloud". by H., W. R.

Published: 1847

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXX, p. 705, December, 1847

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Three graves, poem beg., Prone in the white sand's flat immensity. by Hutchinson, W. R.

Published: 1944

Citation: Lagan, No. 2, p. 43, 1944

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Synopsis of a lecture on the great mystery of stellar and planetary evolution. by Kelly, W.R

Published: 1895

Citation: Report and proceedings of the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, pp. 68-73, 1895

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Review of The lichens of Ireland, by M. C. Knowles. by M., W. R.

Published: 1929

Citation: The Irish naturalists' journal, Vol. II, No. 11, p. 230, September, 1929

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52

Review of The Oxford book of Irish verse, chosen by Donagh MacDonagh and Lennox Robinson. by Rodgers, W. R.

Published: 1958

Citation: Threshold, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 60-63, Winter, 1958

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53

Technical education for artisans. by Maguire, W. R.

Published: 1887

Citation: Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, Vol. XVII, pp. 96-143, 1887

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Technical education, an equilateral triangle. by Maguire, W. R.

Published: 1887

Citation: The Irish builder, Vol. XXIX, No. 649, pp. 13-16, January 1, 1887

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Heating by steam, at and below atmospheric pressure. by Maguire, W. R.

Published: 1902

Citation: Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland, Vol. XXVIII, pp. 39-63, 1902

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Review of The botanist in Ireland, by R. Ll. Praeger. by M., W. R.

Published: 1935

Citation: The Irish naturalists' journal, Vol. V, No. 7, p. 186, January, 1935

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57

The birth place of Saint Mogue by W., R. V.

Published: 1920

Citation: The Breifny Antiquarian Society's journal, Vol. I, pp. 204-206, 1920-2

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Proposal relative to the Nelson testimonial. To the British nation, and more particularly to the officers and men, naval and military, who fought in Egypt. by Wilde, W. R.

Published: 1839

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XIII, pp. 628-633, May, 1839

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Céilidhe, a poem, beg. "So they went, leaving a picnic-litter of talk". With a note by Frank O'Connor by Rodgers, W. R.

Published: 1941

Citation: The Bell, Vol. I, No. 5, p. 21, February, 1941

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Review of Latin elegiac verse, a study of the metrical usages of Tibullus, Propertius and Ovid, by Maurice Platnauer. by Smyth, W. R.

Published: 1952

Citation: Hermathena: a Dublin University review, No. LXXIX, pp. 94-97, May, 1952

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Sonnet to the Rev. Robert Perceval Graves: beginning "Yes, I receive, with gratulation due". by H., W. R.

Sonnet: beginning "'Tis sweet when joy that has been long away" by H., W. R.

Sonnet beginning "Forgive me, England! if, while yet within" by H., W. R.

Sonnet: beginning "O, sovereign Lady! our Elizabeth" by H., W. R.

On the news from the east: a sonnet beginning "How did dejection wrap us in its pall". by H., W. R.

The ideal (from Schiller): a poem beginning "And canst thou thus deceive me". by H., W. R.

Sonnet: beginning "The sunshine through the lofty windows stealing". by H., W. R.

Sonnet on the death of Professor MacCullagh beginning "Wrapped as we are in an o'erwhelming cloud". by H., W. R.

Three graves, poem beg., Prone in the white sand's flat immensity. by Hutchinson, W. R.

Synopsis of a lecture on the great mystery of stellar and planetary evolution. by Kelly, W.R

Review of The lichens of Ireland, by M. C. Knowles. by M., W. R.

Review of The Oxford book of Irish verse, chosen by Donagh MacDonagh and Lennox Robinson. by Rodgers, W. R.

Technical education for artisans. by Maguire, W. R.

Technical education, an equilateral triangle. by Maguire, W. R.

Heating by steam, at and below atmospheric pressure. by Maguire, W. R.

Review of The botanist in Ireland, by R. Ll. Praeger. by M., W. R.

The birth place of Saint Mogue by W., R. V.

Proposal relative to the Nelson testimonial. To the British nation, and more particularly to the officers and men, naval and military, who fought in Egypt. by Wilde, W. R.

Céilidhe, a poem, beg. "So they went, leaving a picnic-litter of talk". With a note by Frank O'Connor by Rodgers, W. R.

Review of Latin elegiac verse, a study of the metrical usages of Tibullus, Propertius and Ovid, by Maurice Platnauer. by Smyth, W. R.

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