Dublin: Hodges and Smith, 1845. Second edition. Read More about The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland, Anterior to the Anglo-Norman Invasion; Comprising an...

July 17th, 1956. Jewish Lord Mayor of Dublin. Read More about TLS. To Mrs McCullough

New York: American News Company [Moore Brothers, Printer], 1871. First edition. Read More about The Celebrated Speech of General Thomas F. Burke, delivered May 1, 1867, in the Court-House,...

St. Brieuc, Bretagne: August 1, 1926. Byrne on Ireland. Eventually published posthumously by Sampson Low Marston in 1929, as IRELAND, THE ROCK WHENCE I WAS HEWN (the manuscript itself does not include "Ireland" in the title) it is one of the most important and personal works by the Irish-American Byrne... Read More about Autograph Manuscript Signed ("Donn Byrne") of his essay:[IRELAND], THE ROCK WHENCE I...

Hall, Cooperstown: July 22nd, 1847. Money for the Irish Famine from America. Reading:"In settling the account of the relief committee for the county, we find a balance in cash of $161.65 remaining in our hands. I now enclose a draft for this amount, with a request that you will have... Read More about Autograph Letter Signed ("J. Fenimore Cooper") as Chairman of Relief Committee for...

Dublin: Robert T. White, 1871. First edition. "Contains many accounts of fishing and in the Nepisiquit, Restigouche and other rivers". Sage p76, Wetzel p128. As an Officer of the 15th Foot Regiment, Dashwood left Cork for St. John, N.B. where he was stationed from 1862 until 1868. He was an... Read More about Chiploquorgan; or, Life by the Camp Fire in Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland

New York: Henry Holt and Company, London: Williams and Norgate, [1911]. First Edition. Home University Library of Modern Knowlege. INSCRIBED TO HENRY CABOT LODGE. Inscribed in Gaelic to Henry Cabot Lodge, from Kathleen Hayes, with his bookplate on front pastedsown. Green (1847-1928) was an Historian and an Irish Nationalist. Lodge... Read More about Irish Nationality

London: Printed for J. Wright, 1799. First edition. Eden, the noted diplomat and statesman, was a strong supporter of Pitt's plan to unify England and Ireland. This speech, following Grenville's address to the King recommending such a measure, examines the trade aspect of such a union. Read More about Substance of the speech of Lord Auckland, in the House of Peers, April 11, 1799, on the proposed...

London: H. Woodfall, J. Fuller, G. Woodfall, etc, 1768. First edition. Read More about The Peerage of Ireland. A Complete View of the Several Orders of Nobility, their Descents,...

London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1838. George Sala’s Copy. Thte title-page bears the signature and address of George Augustus Sala, with a note under the illustrations: “Interesting as marking the height of excellence to which the art of line engraving had attained, just before it was deposed by..... Read More about Ireland Picturesque and Romantic

New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1856. Read More about The Irish Abroad and at Home; at the Court and in the Camp. With Souvenirs of “The Brigade.”...

London: Printed by J. Plymsell at the Anti-Jacobin Press and Sold by C. Chappel, [1799]. Early edition. Richard Rush's copy. The Committee of Secrecy's reports on the Society of United Irishmen and the rise of similar societies in Great Britain. The societies in England and Scotland are described with accounts... Read More about Report of Committee of Secrecy of the House of Commons. Ordered to be Printed 15 March 1799

[London: 1790]. Irish woolens and glass. Concerning the restraint on trading Irish woolens and glass. Read More about An Act to Repeal Certain Acts made in Great Britain, which restrain the Trade and Commerce of...