Two Irish heroines (Lady de Lency and Lady Mary Fitzgerald) and a benefactor (Jean de Cologan alias Mac Cologan).

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Cologan (Rev. W. H.) and Cruise (Sir Francis R.) The temperance reader. Dublin and Belfast: Eason and Son, 1902. Pp. 155. Reviewed.
  de réir: Cologan, W. H. Rev
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1902)
• Papers relating to the history and genealogy of members of the following families of Irish origin in France, O'Caroll, Carpenter, Mac Carthy, Claby of Co. Roscommon, Cogan, Cooke, Cologan (O'Colgan), Comerford, and London, 18th c.
• Premier volume du Recueil des Croniques et anciennes histoires de la Grant Bretaigne ... par Jean de Wavrin, containing some references to Ireland, 15th c.
• Review of Divide the desolation, by Kathryn Jean Macfarlane.
  de réir: Pakenham, Christine Longford, Countess of
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1937)
• Some biographical details of J. de Jean Frazer, and his ballad "Clondallagh", beginning "Are the orchards of Scurragh".
  de réir: Frazer, J. de Jean
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1854)