The Dublin review.

Founded and for many years edited by N. Wiseman.

The Dublin review.

Vols. 53-83 called new ser., v. 1-31; v. 84-109, 3d ser. [v. 1-26]; v. 110-137, 4th ser. (later new ser.).

The authentic report of the discussion which took place at ... the Dublin institution between the Rev. Thomas Maguire and the Rev. Richard T.P. Pope.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Citizen; or, Dublin monthly magazine.

Includes music.

Dublin essays /

Mode of access: Internet.

An epoch in Irish history; Trinity college, Dublin, its foundation and early fortunes, 1591-1660:

Mode of access: Internet.

The light literature of Spain; particularly the works of Fernan Caballero : being the substance of a lecture delivered on the afternoon of the 1st May, 1872, at the College of science, Dublin /

Mode of access: Internet.

A treatise on the principal diseases of Dublin.

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The early history of Trinity College Dublin 1591-1660 : as told in contemporary records on occasion of its tercentenary /

Includes index of persons, places, and subjects.

Miscellaneous remains from the commonplace book of Richard Whately, late archbishop of Dublin.

Mode of access: Internet.

[Translation] of the new London pharmacopoeia, including also the new Dublin and Edinburgh pharmacopoeias, with a full account of the chemical and medicinal properties of their contents, forming a complete materia medica.

Mode of access: Internet.

Dublin Castle /

Mode of access: Internet.

Letters, written by Jonathan Swift : D.D. Dean of St Patrick's, Dublin. And several of his friends. From the year 1703-1740. Published from the originals /

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The old constitutions belonging to the ancient and honourable society of Free and accepted masons of England and Ireland. : Four reprints of the first editions published in London, 1722, 1723, ms. 1726, Dublin, 1730 /

Each reprint has special t.-p. and separate paging.

The Dublin dissector, or Manual of anatomy; comprising a description of the bones, muscles, vessels, nerves, and viscera; also the relative anatomy of the different regions of the human body, together with the elements of pathology.

Original edition, Dublin, 1827; an American edition issued 1848 under title: A text-book of practical anatomy.