Ireland. Literature. Poetry, Collections.
[A collection of ninety Irish broadsides.] (Continued, 1.) **H.80.240 Very Rev. Bishop McCabe. — For 16 months I courted her. — The game of cards. — The glorious meeting of Dublin held in Cabra with an acount
of tae bands and banners . . . — Hagertys ball. — The Irish rake. — The Irish tennant farmers lament from eviction from his native home. — The jacket green. — The jolly rake of all trades. — Lines on the expected
testimonial of His Grace the late much lamented most Rev'd Doctor O’Connor, Bishop of Saldis. By Joseph Sadler. — Lines written on our patriotic priest, Father Tho’s O Mally. By William Purel — Lines writ- ten on the barley corn. — Lines written on the illiberation of the clergy. — Lines writpn on the ma8acree of the Catholick clergy in Paris. By Ja’s
[Continued on the next card.]
This card was printed at the Beston Public Library, November 2, 1923.
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