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Query concerning the meaning of "stanagomar", a term used for a tide or race outside the Copelands. Answered by A. A. and Ollamh Fodhla. by P., H.

“…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 254, 1855, Vol. IV, p. 276, 1856, Vol. V. p. 257, 1857

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Queries concerning Old Belfast. With notes by Beta, T. W. E. Evans, H. P. and G. B. by Alpha

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, p. 285, 1854; Vol. III, pp. 80, 83, 251-2, 322-3, 1855; Vol. IV, pp. 100, 172, 269-70, 1856

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Queries concerning the Knights Templars in Ulster and the "Friar's Bush" and old chapelries in the neighbourhood of Belfast. Answered by T. Waller Eyre Evans, H. P. and H. F. H. by Alpha

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 84, 255, 1855, Vol. IV, pp. 100, 275, 1856

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Surnames. Notes by Ollamh Fodhla and Antiquarius. by P., H.

“…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, pp. 253, 350, 1857; Vol. VI, p. 107, 1858

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Query concerning the derivation of the name "Garmoyle" found in charts of the Clyde and of Belfast Lough. With notes by William Bell, John McCambridge, W. E. C. and N. O'Kearney. by P., H.

Published: 1853 “…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, p. 65, p. 139, p. 229, p. 230, 1853

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A national style of Church architecture. With notes by E. F., Richard R. Brash and C. M'Sweeny. by P., H.

“…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 138, 228-9, 305-6, 1853, Vol. II, pp. 67-8, 1854

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Note on the derivation of the term Bye-law. With note by Curiosus. by P., H.

Published: 1858 “…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VI, p. 185, p. 278, 1858

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Queries concerning "old rhymes", the persecution of the wren and a place-name, Barley Bridge. Notes by C. M. O'Keeffe, Cymro and Morgan. by P., H.

“…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IV, pp. 98, 171-2, 1856, Vol. VII, p. 77, 1859, Vol. VIII, p. 312, 1860

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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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A typical Irish rebel: a review of "The Life Story of an old Rebel" by John Denvir by P., H.

Published: 1910 “…P., H.…”

Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. XXXIV, pp. 188-191, November, 1910

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Query concerning the phenomenon called "Fata Morgana". by P., H.

Published: 1855 “…P., H.…”

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

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Notices of the round towers of Ulster. With notes by H. P., G. H., Fergus and Eugene Curry. by Getty, Edmund

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 14-32, 110-116, 250, 292-300, 1855, Vol. IV, pp. 62-71, 128-39, 173-191, 1856

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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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Query concerning the epithet cruenta Hybernia used by the Emperor Frederick II, circa middle of the 13th cent., as given by Matthew Paris. by P., H.

Published: 1857 “…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. V, p. 352, 1857

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The island of Tory: its history and antiquities. With notes by George C. Hyndman, W. Pinkerton and H. P. by Getty, Edmund

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 27-33, 106-16, 142-58, 1853; Vol III, p. 78, 1855

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Queries concerning (1) map of the County Down advertised in 1785 to be published by Lieut. Taylor, in the well-known book, "The Roads of Ireland", (2) set of engravings published b... by P., H.

“…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, p. 285, 1854, Vol. III, p. 81, 1855, Vol. VII, p. 174, 1859

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King James's marine school, a note on one of the Acts passed in 1687 by the Irish Parliament of James II., by which schools of navigation were to be set up in certain Irish towns a... by P., H.

Published: 1853 “…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, p. 227, 1853

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Review of A journey to seven streams by Benedict Kiely, and of The crooked cross, by Brendan Kennelly. by P., H.

Published: 1964 “…P., H.…”

Citation: The Dubliner, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 75-77, Spring, 1964

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Query concerning spot in the ford where William De Burgh, the last Earl of Ulster was assassinated by the Mandevilles in 1333. Answered by H. P., C. M'S., H. F. Hore and "Senex". by Hore, Herbert F.

Published: 1853

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. I, pp. 140-141, p. 229, 1853

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Query concerning a house in Lisburn called "Lancashire Castle". With note by MacStephen. by P., H.

Published: 1854 “…P., H.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. II, p. 206, p. 283, 1854

Journal Article

Query concerning the meaning of "stanagomar", a term used for a tide or race outside the Copelands. Answered by A. A. and Ollamh Fodhla. by P., H.

Queries concerning Old Belfast. With notes by Beta, T. W. E. Evans, H. P. and G. B. by Alpha

Queries concerning the Knights Templars in Ulster and the "Friar's Bush" and old chapelries in the neighbourhood of Belfast. Answered by T. Waller Eyre Evans, H. P. and H. F. H. by Alpha

Surnames. Notes by Ollamh Fodhla and Antiquarius. by P., H.

Query concerning the derivation of the name "Garmoyle" found in charts of the Clyde and of Belfast Lough. With notes by William Bell, John McCambridge, W. E. C. and N. O'Kearney. by P., H.

A national style of Church architecture. With notes by E. F., Richard R. Brash and C. M'Sweeny. by P., H.

Note on the derivation of the term Bye-law. With note by Curiosus. by P., H.

Queries concerning "old rhymes", the persecution of the wren and a place-name, Barley Bridge. Notes by C. M. O'Keeffe, Cymro and Morgan. by P., H.

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.

A typical Irish rebel: a review of "The Life Story of an old Rebel" by John Denvir by P., H.

Query concerning the phenomenon called "Fata Morgana". by P., H.

Notices of the round towers of Ulster. With notes by H. P., G. H., Fergus and Eugene Curry. by Getty, Edmund

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

Query concerning the epithet cruenta Hybernia used by the Emperor Frederick II, circa middle of the 13th cent., as given by Matthew Paris. by P., H.

The island of Tory: its history and antiquities. With notes by George C. Hyndman, W. Pinkerton and H. P. by Getty, Edmund

Queries concerning (1) map of the County Down advertised in 1785 to be published by Lieut. Taylor, in the well-known book, "The Roads of Ireland", (2) set of engravings published b... by P., H.

King James's marine school, a note on one of the Acts passed in 1687 by the Irish Parliament of James II., by which schools of navigation were to be set up in certain Irish towns a... by P., H.

Review of A journey to seven streams by Benedict Kiely, and of The crooked cross, by Brendan Kennelly. by P., H.

Query concerning spot in the ford where William De Burgh, the last Earl of Ulster was assassinated by the Mandevilles in 1333. Answered by H. P., C. M'S., H. F. Hore and "Senex". by Hore, Herbert F.

Query concerning a house in Lisburn called "Lancashire Castle". With note by MacStephen. by P., H.

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