BROADSIDES

1937.

The Cuala Press, Dublin, has published under the
editorship of Dorothy Wellesley and W. B. Yeats a
new series of Broadsides. Each number contains two
new poems, one by a modern English and one by a
modern Irish poet; and a hand-coloured picture by
an Irish artist, and music for each poem.

The English poets include Hilaire Belloc, Edith Sitwell, W. J. Turner, Dorothy Wellesley; and the Irish poets include Padraic Colum, F. R. Higgins, Oliver Gogarty, James Stephens, Frank O'Connor, and W. B. Yeats; among the artists, Victor Brown, Harry Kernoff, Maurice McGonigal, and Jack B. Yeats.

Three hundred copies of each number have been
printed; one hundred and fifty copies have been
specially bound, with an introduction autographed
by the Editors.

*Bound Volumes* £2. 2. each, postage eight pence.

*Sets*, 12 numbers in Blue Linen Portfolio £1. 13. 6.
postage sixpence extra.

A few odd numbers of the earlier series (1935) for
sale two and sixpence each, postage two pence
extra.

THE CUALA PRESS

133 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin.

*Letters to Elizabeth C. Yeats.*