Patronage of Irish genius
Subtitle: two letters, shewing the utter unfitness, inutility, and public discredit of erecting a bridge over the Liffey, between the Phœnix Park and the Royal Hospital, as the national testimonial of His Majesty's most gracious visit to Ireland, August the 12th, 1821 : also, proving the wisdom, honor, and permanent public advantage of erecting a national gallery, for the encouragement of the fine arts, under the protection of the Royal Irish institution, as the most noble and imperishable testimony of Irish gratitude, for that signal token of our beloved sovereign, George the Fourth's paternal goodness to this country
By: C****.
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: By His Majesty's Printers
Published: 1823
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Dublin (Ireland) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Other titles: Two letters, shewing the utter unfitness, inutility, and public discredit of erecting a bridge over the Liffey ...
Notes: Attributed to William Carey.

Gift to Victoria University Library. Bentley, G.E., Jr. 2005/10/01.