FROM THE

IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

FIRST SERIES.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

CONTENTS OF VOL. 1.

THE CELT AND THE SAXON.

IRISH HISTORICAL LITERATURE.

THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND.

THE TENANT LEAGUE v. COMMON SENSE.

TRANSATLANTIC COMMUNICATION-GALWAY TO HALIFAX.

MODERN WATER COLOUR PAINTING.

POETS OF THE PAST HALF CENTURY.

SHIEL'S MEMOIRS.

GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.

THE ENGLISH IN AMERICA.

MARIA EDGEWORTH.

THE PAST AND PRESENT OF IRELAND.

THE CELTIC RECORDS OF IRELAND.

THE POOR LAW IN IRELAND,

PRE-RAPHAELITISM.

DUBLIN:

WILLIAM B. KELLY, 8, GRAFTON STREET.

1857.

Bdig, 25 Jul. 27 16 m)

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ADVERTISEMENT.

IN issuing the present selection from the IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, the Publisher begs to state that the First Series contains that portion of the Journal, commencing with the second number, and ending with the twelfth; embracing among many other interesting articles, those papers illustrative of "The History of the Streets of Dublin, by J. T. GILBERT, ESQ., M.R.I.A." He has been induced to make the present selection of the Numbers, in consequence of many persons wishing to avail themselves of the earlier portion of this periodical.

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