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Leslies of Balquhain and Kincraigie. by C., F.

Published: 1897 “…C., F.…”

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 2, Vol. III, pp. 302-303, 1897

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Review of A mirror for ruffians, a collection of essays, by Philip Lindsay and of The life of Henry Tonks, by Joseph Hone. by C., F.

Published: 1939 “…C., F.…”

Citation: The Dublin magazine, Vol. XIV, Ser. New, No. 3, pp. 103-104, July-September, 1939

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Walsh (Michael): Walls in the grass. With an introduction by Theodore Maynard. (Reviewed by F. C.). by C., F.

Published: 1944 “…C., F.…”

Citation: The Irish ecclesiastical record: a monthly journal under episcopal sanction, Ser. 5, Vol. LXIII, pp. 143-144, February, 1944

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A dirge: in memoriam, R. W. A. beginning "How sleep they in their gory bed". by A., C. F.

Published: 1857

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. L, pp. 406-409, October, 1857

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beginning "The stars sink one by one from sight". by A., C. F.

Published: 1852

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XL, p. 487, October, 1852

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The graveyard in the hills: a poem beginning" 'It is the place of tombs' the maiden said". by A., C. F.

Published: 1857

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. L, pp. 78-88, July, 1857

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English Scenes - I: Winchester: a poem beginning "Sigh not nor deem that stone profaned". by A., C. F.

Published: 1857

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. L, pp. 757-758, December, 1857

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English Scenes II: On seeing a lady lately perverted to Romanism standing outside the cathedral during evening service a poem beginning "Dost thou stand at thy mother's threshold". by A., C. F.

Published: 1857

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. L, p. 758, December, 1857

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English scenes: No. III - Torquay: a poem beginning "Still lingers eve with fond delay" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LI, p. 97, January, 1858

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English scenes: To - detained from Church: a poem beginning "Thou has been dwelling in a gleam" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LI, pp. 98-99, January, 1858

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The royal bridal: a poem beginning "Round wild Dunree's unshelter'd rock" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LI, pp. 284-285, March, 1858

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The legend of the golden prayers: a poem beginning "In an ancient Lombard castle" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LI, pp. 397-404, April, 1858

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Sorrow on the sea: a poem beginning "A white sail shifting in the sun" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LII, pp. 329-342, September, 1858

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The primrose: a poem beginning "From out the cool moss -tufted glade" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LII, p. 488, October, 1858

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The seaman's home: a poem beginning "Wide let the venturous sea-bird roam" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LII, p. 462, October, 1858

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The grave at Spitzbergen: a poem beginning "Above, the vast eternal snows" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LII, pp. 744-746, December, 1858

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On the laying of the first stone of the memorial church at Constantinople by Lord Stratford de Redcliffe: a poem beginning "Now no more, fair Stamboul hears the rattle" by A., C. F.

Published: 1858

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LII, pp. 709-711, December, 1858

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The grave of Felicia Hemans in St. Anne's Church, Dublin: a poem beginning "This her grave! Ah me, she should be sleeping". by A., C. F.

Published: 1859

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LIII, pp. 146-148, February, 1859

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The burial of the Rev. T. Wolfe, who died .... at Carrickfin .... Donegal and was interred at Myragh, Christmas Eve 1858; a poem beginning "Now the storm is hush'd and over, past t... by A., C. F.

Published: 1859

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LIII, pp. 270-271, March, 1859

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The dying soldier's Wife: a plea for the Lawrence Orphan Asylum: a poem beginning "Ah! well the sun is sinking - it will all be over soon". by A., C. F.

Published: 1859

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LIV, pp. 411-412, October, 1859

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Leslies of Balquhain and Kincraigie. by C., F.

Review of A mirror for ruffians, a collection of essays, by Philip Lindsay and of The life of Henry Tonks, by Joseph Hone. by C., F.

Walsh (Michael): Walls in the grass. With an introduction by Theodore Maynard. (Reviewed by F. C.). by C., F.

A dirge: in memoriam, R. W. A. beginning "How sleep they in their gory bed". by A., C. F.

beginning "The stars sink one by one from sight". by A., C. F.

The graveyard in the hills: a poem beginning" 'It is the place of tombs' the maiden said". by A., C. F.

English Scenes - I: Winchester: a poem beginning "Sigh not nor deem that stone profaned". by A., C. F.

English Scenes II: On seeing a lady lately perverted to Romanism standing outside the cathedral during evening service a poem beginning "Dost thou stand at thy mother's threshold". by A., C. F.

English scenes: No. III - Torquay: a poem beginning "Still lingers eve with fond delay" by A., C. F.

English scenes: To - detained from Church: a poem beginning "Thou has been dwelling in a gleam" by A., C. F.

The royal bridal: a poem beginning "Round wild Dunree's unshelter'd rock" by A., C. F.

The legend of the golden prayers: a poem beginning "In an ancient Lombard castle" by A., C. F.

Sorrow on the sea: a poem beginning "A white sail shifting in the sun" by A., C. F.

The primrose: a poem beginning "From out the cool moss -tufted glade" by A., C. F.

The seaman's home: a poem beginning "Wide let the venturous sea-bird roam" by A., C. F.

The grave at Spitzbergen: a poem beginning "Above, the vast eternal snows" by A., C. F.

On the laying of the first stone of the memorial church at Constantinople by Lord Stratford de Redcliffe: a poem beginning "Now no more, fair Stamboul hears the rattle" by A., C. F.

The grave of Felicia Hemans in St. Anne's Church, Dublin: a poem beginning "This her grave! Ah me, she should be sleeping". by A., C. F.

The burial of the Rev. T. Wolfe, who died .... at Carrickfin .... Donegal and was interred at Myragh, Christmas Eve 1858; a poem beginning "Now the storm is hush'd and over, past t... by A., C. F.

The dying soldier's Wife: a plea for the Lawrence Orphan Asylum: a poem beginning "Ah! well the sun is sinking - it will all be over soon". by A., C. F.

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