Number II. (to be continued annually) of the Literary and Mathematical asylum
Subtitle: Part I. Miscellaneous Compositions. Art I.- Original Literary Essays, II.- New Queries, with various answers to those in No. I, III.- Useful and Interesting Analects, &c. : Part II. Poetry. Art I.- New enigmas, II.- Charades, III.- Rebuses, IV.- Anagrams.  With several Poetical Answers, &c., to those in the preceding number : Part III. Mathematics. Art I.- New mathematical questions for 1824, with ingenious solutions to those proposed in No. I., II.- Selections fromworks of eminence
By: By Mathew M. Meagher.
Contributors: J. Smyth (Belfast),; D. Wogan (Dublin: Booksellers); William Grapel (Liverpool: Booksellers); B. O'Brien (Dublin:Booksellers)
Publisher: Printed for the proprietor, by Joseph Smyth; Sold by Messers. D. Wogan; Sold by William Grapel; Sold by B. O'Brien
Published: 1823
Place of publication: Belfast; Dublin 28, Merchants' Quay; Liverpool Church Street; Limerick
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Work titles: The Literary and Mathematical Asylum
Notes: Reference: Anderson, New & enl ed., p69.