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Query concerning the correct pronunciation of the word "to eschew". Answered by A.H., S.T.P., W.H.P., Senex and Bran. by Tyro

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VII, pp. 78, 175, 264, 350-1, 1859; Vol. VIII, p. 237, 1860

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Is the Irish language spoken in Africa: with letters from J. S. Buckingham, Thomas Henry Purdon and Edward Clibborn and notes by Talbot De Malahide, K. and Senex. by MacAdam, Robert

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VII, pp. 195-200, 347-8, 1859; Vol. VIII, pp. 72-3, 1860

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Query concerning the origin of the expression "to go a wool-gathering". Answered by Senex. by Cailin

Published: 1857

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, p. 166, p. 257, 1857

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Query from Senex as to who was Clericus Hibernicus who wrote "Superstition or the Perils of Ireland".

Published: 1921

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XII, p. 112, March-April 1921

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Queries concerning Irish people banished by Cromwell to the West Indies and the time the first watermill was established in Ulster. Note by Senex. by Ultoniensis

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 83, 1855, Vol. IV, p. 275, 1856

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Query concerning the period at which the present names were given to the thirty-two counties of Ireland. Note by Senex. by Curiosus

Published: 1857

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, p. 166, p. 256, 1857

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Query concerning the origin of the name "Old Nick" applied to Satan. Answered by Quisquis, A. H. and Senex. by Curiosus

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, p. 352, 1857; Vol. VI, pp. 107, 188-9, 1858

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Query concerning the derivation of the word bon-fire. Answered by Senex, W. L. and Scrutator. by Curiosus

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VI, p. 190, 1858; Vol. VII. p. 77, 1859; Vol. VIII, p. 76, 1860

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The Earldom and barons of Ulster. With notes by O. P. S., T. D., "Senex", E. G., John D'Alton and R. by H., J. W.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 38-42, 100-01, 137-8, 229-30, 1853, Vol. V, p. 159, 1857

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Queries concerning the derivation of place-names in Belfast: "Owen O'Cork", "Blackstaff", "the Earl's meadows" and the identity of John De Logan mentioned in the post mortem Inquis... by G., N.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, p. 230, 1853, Vol. II, pp. 203, 283, 1854, Vol. IV, pp. 100, 171, 1856; Vol. V. pp. 349-50. 1857

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Illustrations of English etymology from the Celtic languages. With notes by Senex, Ollamh Fodhla and T.H.P. by Drennan, William

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VII, pp. 214-18, 1859; Vol. VIII, pp. 73, 150, 313, 1860; Vol. IX, pp. 106-10, 1861-2

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52

Query concerning the origin of the expression "to strike a bargain". Answered by T. H. P., Senex and Eirionnach. by Q. Q.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, p. 258, 1857; Vol. VI, pp. 105, 189, 279, 1858

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53

Military proclamation in the Irish language, issued by Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, in 1601. With a contemporaneous English translation of the military proclamation and a letter f...

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VI, pp. 57-65, 1858; Vol. VII, p. 262, 1859

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54

Query concerning Turkish pirates infesting the Irish shores. Answered by W. Pinkerton and Senex (pseud.). by Fergus

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, pp. 206, 284-5, 1854, Vol. III, p. 164, 1855

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Queries concerning the meaning of "Brian-tang", a water-fall near Carrickfergus and "Ringan's Point" in Belfast Lough. Answered by H. P., R. and Senex. by Fergus

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 323, 1855, Vol. IV, pp. 98, 99, 1856

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56

The shrine of Saint Patrick's Hand and similar reliquaries. With note by Senex. by Smith, J. Huband

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, pp. 207-18, 1854, Vol. III, p. 251, 1855

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57

Query concerning the Scottish legend that the MacKenzies were descended from a Kineth Fitzgerald. Answered by Senex. by Johannes Duns Scotus

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VII, p. 177, 1859; Vol. VIII, p. 76, 1860

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Query concerning fishing baskets used for catching trout. Answered by R. M. and Senex. by G., E.

Published: 1856

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, p. 23, pp. 98-99, 1856

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Query concerning the Gobán Saor. Answered by S.T. and Senex. by Ollamh Fodhla

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, p. 71, 1854, Vol. III, pp. 255-6, 1855

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An ancient sepulchral mound in Ballymacwilliam parish. With note by Senex. by Grattan, John

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 276-85, 1853, Vol. IX, pp. 147, 239, 1861-2

Journal Article

Query concerning the correct pronunciation of the word "to eschew". Answered by A.H., S.T.P., W.H.P., Senex and Bran. by Tyro

Is the Irish language spoken in Africa: with letters from J. S. Buckingham, Thomas Henry Purdon and Edward Clibborn and notes by Talbot De Malahide, K. and Senex. by MacAdam, Robert

Query concerning the origin of the expression "to go a wool-gathering". Answered by Senex. by Cailin

Query from Senex as to who was Clericus Hibernicus who wrote "Superstition or the Perils of Ireland".

Queries concerning Irish people banished by Cromwell to the West Indies and the time the first watermill was established in Ulster. Note by Senex. by Ultoniensis

Query concerning the period at which the present names were given to the thirty-two counties of Ireland. Note by Senex. by Curiosus

Query concerning the origin of the name "Old Nick" applied to Satan. Answered by Quisquis, A. H. and Senex. by Curiosus

Query concerning the derivation of the word bon-fire. Answered by Senex, W. L. and Scrutator. by Curiosus

The Earldom and barons of Ulster. With notes by O. P. S., T. D., "Senex", E. G., John D'Alton and R. by H., J. W.

Queries concerning the derivation of place-names in Belfast: "Owen O'Cork", "Blackstaff", "the Earl's meadows" and the identity of John De Logan mentioned in the post mortem Inquis... by G., N.

Illustrations of English etymology from the Celtic languages. With notes by Senex, Ollamh Fodhla and T.H.P. by Drennan, William

Query concerning the origin of the expression "to strike a bargain". Answered by T. H. P., Senex and Eirionnach. by Q. Q.

Military proclamation in the Irish language, issued by Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, in 1601. With a contemporaneous English translation of the military proclamation and a letter f...

Query concerning Turkish pirates infesting the Irish shores. Answered by W. Pinkerton and Senex (pseud.). by Fergus

Queries concerning the meaning of "Brian-tang", a water-fall near Carrickfergus and "Ringan's Point" in Belfast Lough. Answered by H. P., R. and Senex. by Fergus

The shrine of Saint Patrick's Hand and similar reliquaries. With note by Senex. by Smith, J. Huband

Query concerning the Scottish legend that the MacKenzies were descended from a Kineth Fitzgerald. Answered by Senex. by Johannes Duns Scotus

Query concerning fishing baskets used for catching trout. Answered by R. M. and Senex. by G., E.

Query concerning the Gobán Saor. Answered by S.T. and Senex. by Ollamh Fodhla

An ancient sepulchral mound in Ballymacwilliam parish. With note by Senex. by Grattan, John

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