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Wind music in the wires of the electric telegraph: a poem beginning "Aerial harp, whose numbers break" by G., E. S.

Published: 1873 “…G., E. S.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LXXXI, p. 646, June, 1873

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Note headed "Geographical confusion" quoting a passage from Dean Butler's preface to "Clyn's Annals" by G., E.

Published: 1856

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, p. 273, 1856

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To a frozen water-course: a poem beginning "some souls beneath the grip of misery" by G., E.

Published: 1873

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LXXXI, p. 311, March, 1873

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The Magdalen: a poem beginning "Thee, at the Master's feet though weeping sore". by G., E.

Published: 1889

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XVII, p. 145, March, 1889

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To an artiste: a poem beginning "O Lady, what secret chance hath brought thee here" by G., E.

Published: 1910

Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXVIII, p. 660, November, 1910

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Sonnet in anticipation of hearing a lady sing: beginning "Lady, what secret chance hath brought thee here" by G., E.

Published: 1911

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. I, p. 606, December, 1911

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Midnight sonnet: a poem beginning "'Tis some sweet solace at the dead of night" by G., E.

Published: 1917

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. VII, p. 211, April, 1917

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For A. G. (Arthur Griffith?): a poem beginning "For long he laboured for a listless land". by G., E.

Published: 1920

Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. X, p. 690, November, 1920

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Ninevch marbles, being a note on our Lord's entrance into Jerusalem. by G., E.

Published: 1853

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, p. 307, 1853

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French John O'Neill. by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 164, 1855

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Queries concerning "palls" and "altars". by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 253, 1855

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Query concerning cromlechs. by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 253, 1855

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Query concerning McCart's Fort near Belfast. by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 254, 1855

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Query concerning the meaning of Briggs or Bridge's rocks near the entrance to Belfast Bay and the earliest authority in Irish history for the existence of bridges. by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 254, 1855

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Query concerning the formation of loughs. by G., E.

Published: 1855

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 254, 1855

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Note concerning Cave-Hill caves. by G., E.

Published: 1856

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, p. 22, 1856

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Query concerning the origin of Earl's Grove and Earl's Meadow near Belfast. Answered by J. E. T. and E. W. Godwin. by G., E.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, pp. 22, 99, 1856, Vol. V, pp. 163-4. 1857

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Query concerning the "three legs of Mann" as depicted on a medal. by G., E.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, p. 23, 1856, Vol. V, p. 162, 1857

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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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Note concerning the sign "chequers", seen at the doors of taverns in England. With remarks by R.M. and J.M. by G., E.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, p. 168, 1856, Vol. V, p. 92, 1857

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Wind music in the wires of the electric telegraph: a poem beginning "Aerial harp, whose numbers break" by G., E. S.

Note headed "Geographical confusion" quoting a passage from Dean Butler's preface to "Clyn's Annals" by G., E.

To a frozen water-course: a poem beginning "some souls beneath the grip of misery" by G., E.

The Magdalen: a poem beginning "Thee, at the Master's feet though weeping sore". by G., E.

To an artiste: a poem beginning "O Lady, what secret chance hath brought thee here" by G., E.

Sonnet in anticipation of hearing a lady sing: beginning "Lady, what secret chance hath brought thee here" by G., E.

Midnight sonnet: a poem beginning "'Tis some sweet solace at the dead of night" by G., E.

For A. G. (Arthur Griffith?): a poem beginning "For long he laboured for a listless land". by G., E.

Ninevch marbles, being a note on our Lord's entrance into Jerusalem. by G., E.

French John O'Neill. by G., E.

Queries concerning "palls" and "altars". by G., E.

Query concerning cromlechs. by G., E.

Query concerning McCart's Fort near Belfast. by G., E.

Query concerning the meaning of Briggs or Bridge's rocks near the entrance to Belfast Bay and the earliest authority in Irish history for the existence of bridges. by G., E.

Query concerning the formation of loughs. by G., E.

Note concerning Cave-Hill caves. by G., E.

Query concerning the origin of Earl's Grove and Earl's Meadow near Belfast. Answered by J. E. T. and E. W. Godwin. by G., E.

Query concerning the "three legs of Mann" as depicted on a medal. by G., E.

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

Note concerning the sign "chequers", seen at the doors of taverns in England. With remarks by R.M. and J.M. by G., E.

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