Plays for an Irish theatre /

v. 1. Where there is nothing -- v. 2. Hour-glass; Cathleen Ni Hoolihan; Pot of broth -- v. 3. King's threshold; On Baile's strand.

The two chiefs of Dunboy; or, An Irish romance of the last century.

At foot of t.-p.: Authorʹs edition.

Potted fiction : being a series of extracts from the world's best sellers, put up in thin slices for hurried consumers /

Verso of t.p.: Published July, 1908.

Our little Irish cousin /

Mode of access: Internet.

Duty, and other Irish comedies,

Duty.--Jurisprudence.--Magnanimity.--Matchmakers.--Retribution.

Irish poems,

"A record of fleeting impressions caught from the west of Ireland character."

Sean-Ćaint na ndéise. The idiom of living Irish

Includes bibliographical references.

Caithreim Cellachain Caisil : the victorious career of Cellachan of Cashel, or The wars between the Irishmen and the Norsemen in the middle of the 10th century : the original Irish text /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

The rise of the novel of manners; a study of English prose fiction between 1600 and 1740,

Bibliography: p. 143-246.

A chronological history of the weather and seasons, and of the prevailing diseases in Dublin : with the various periods, successions, and revolutions, during the space of forty years : with a comparative view of the difference of the Irish climate and diseases, and those of England and other countries /

Mode of access: Internet.

A row in the kitchen, and, A politician's breakfast. Two Irish monologues ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The art treasures of England; the master-pieces of the best English, Irish and Scottish painters and sculptors represented by one hundred fine steel engravings, with biographical and descriptive text.

Mode of access: Internet.

The theology of modern fiction, being the twenty-sixth Fernley lecture delivered in Liverpool, July, 1896,

George Eliot.--Nathaniel Hawthorne.--Thomas Hardy.--George MacDonald and the Scottish school.--Mark Rutherford.

The Anglo-Irish of the nineteenth century. A novel ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Erin-go-bragh; or, Irish life pictures.

"Biographical sketch of William Hamilton Maxwell. By Dr. Maginn."--v. 1, p. [vii]-xii.