Ireland. Literature. Poetry, Collections,
[A collection of ninety Irish broadsides.] (Continued, 2.) **H.80.240
 
Flynn. — Lines written on the most dreadful fire that broke out in Chi- cago in America. Composed by Jeramiah Cronan. — Lines written on the most fatal and melincholy accurrance which took place at the holy mision held in Saint Josephs Chapel, Grosvenor St. Liverpool. — Love your own land. — The loyal lovers. — The maid of Lismore. — The mari- ner’s grave. — A much admir’d love song, call’d The banks of the Nile. — A much admired song, call’d Carroline of Edinborough town. — A much admire’d song, call’d The lovely maid of the Shannon streme, — A much admired song, call’d The lovely maid of Willims town. — A much admired song, called Tie my toes to the bed. — Murderous outrage and atack on thn tennant farmers at Douvilla in the coun q of Cavan.— Murphy
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This card was printed at the Beston a) Public Library, November 2, 1923.
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