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Review of Analecta Hibernica, No. 10. by C.

Published: 1942 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXVIII, pp. 93-94, February, 1942

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Association books: Lord O'Hagan's "Occasional papers" presented to Thomas Andrews, M. D. by C.

Published: 1915 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. VI, pp. 205-206, July, 1915

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Review of Arensberg's and Kimball's "Family and community in Ireland". by C.

Published: 1942 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXVIII, p. 94, February, 1942

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Review of An tAth. de Brún's "Oidiopús i gCólón". by C.

Published: 1930 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 62, March-April, 1930

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Samuel Burdy: quoting an obituary in Blackwood's Magazine for June 1820. by C

Published: 1924

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XIV, pp. 142-143, November-December, 1924

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Review of Liam Ó Briain's Geograif do'n Ghaedheal Óg", translated from Eibhlín de Buitléir's Geography. by C.

Published: 1930 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVIII, p. 61, March-April, 1930

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Love and loyalty: a leaf from the "Old Almanack": a story. by C.

Published: 1833 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. I, pp. 146-155, pp. 636-652, February - June, 1833

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The literary lady: a poem translated from Schiller beginning "Why does my friend thus bitterly lament?" by C.

Published: 1834 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. III, pp. 43-45, January, 1834

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The gods of ancient Greece: a poem (translated from Schiller) beginning "When yet, ye fabled inmates of the sky". by C.

Published: 1834 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. III, pp. 113-116, February, 1834

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The story of constancy: a poem beginning "Whoever to one love is constant and true". by C.

Published: 1834 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. IV, pp. 29-32, July, 1834

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Poor laws for Ireland. by C.

Published: 1835 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. VI, pp. 24-31, July, 1835

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A wish: a poem beginning "Oh! give me the ocean's boundless plain". by C.

Published: 1838 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XII, p. 129, July, 1838

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The Bride of the Fiord: a story. by C.

Published: 1848 “…C.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXXII, pp. 460-466, October, 1848

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Historic memory in Ireland. by C.

Published: 1857 “…C.…”

Citation: The Celt, Vol. I, No. 1, pp. 7-9, August 1, 1857

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Note concerning the theory that the ancient inhabitants of these countries had a method of riding two horses at the same time, like the ancient Assyrians. by C.

Published: 1861 “…C.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IX, p. 73, 1861-2

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Query concerning the Cork people who were "transplanted into Connaught" by Oliver Cromwell. by C.

Published: 1894 “…C.…”

Citation: Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 40, 1894

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What our country folk read. (Letter on this subject, pp. 131-2, April, 1894.). by C.

Published: 1894 “…C.…”

Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. I, pp. 65-67, March, 1894

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Query regarding the origin of the name "The King of France's Well" situated on the Woodstock Road, Belfast. by C.

Published: 1894 “…C.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. I, p. 78, September, 1894

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The Irish literary theatre - 1900. by C.

Published: 1900 “…C.…”

Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. XIII, pp. 49-53, March, 1900

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"You Irish are not a literary people". by C.

Published: 1901 “…C.…”

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIX, pp. 249-250, May,1901

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Review of Analecta Hibernica, No. 10. by C.

Association books: Lord O'Hagan's "Occasional papers" presented to Thomas Andrews, M. D. by C.

Review of Arensberg's and Kimball's "Family and community in Ireland". by C.

Review of An tAth. de Brún's "Oidiopús i gCólón". by C.

Samuel Burdy: quoting an obituary in Blackwood's Magazine for June 1820. by C

Review of Liam Ó Briain's Geograif do'n Ghaedheal Óg", translated from Eibhlín de Buitléir's Geography. by C.

Love and loyalty: a leaf from the "Old Almanack": a story. by C.

The literary lady: a poem translated from Schiller beginning "Why does my friend thus bitterly lament?" by C.

The gods of ancient Greece: a poem (translated from Schiller) beginning "When yet, ye fabled inmates of the sky". by C.

The story of constancy: a poem beginning "Whoever to one love is constant and true". by C.

Poor laws for Ireland. by C.

A wish: a poem beginning "Oh! give me the ocean's boundless plain". by C.

The Bride of the Fiord: a story. by C.

Historic memory in Ireland. by C.

Note concerning the theory that the ancient inhabitants of these countries had a method of riding two horses at the same time, like the ancient Assyrians. by C.

Query concerning the Cork people who were "transplanted into Connaught" by Oliver Cromwell. by C.

What our country folk read. (Letter on this subject, pp. 131-2, April, 1894.). by C.

Query regarding the origin of the name "The King of France's Well" situated on the Woodstock Road, Belfast. by C.

The Irish literary theatre - 1900. by C.

"You Irish are not a literary people". by C.

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