A catalogue of the very important, and highly interesting collection of manuscripts, state papers and autograph letters received by Sir Robert Southwell ... :

the property of Lord de Clifford, deceased ... also, a few printed books on heraldry, omitted in the sale of the library ... which ... will be sold by auction /

Catalogue of the ... collection of ancient and modern pictures of the Dowager Marchioness of Thomond, deceased:

comprising ... a considerable number of the finest works of Sir Joshua Reynolds ... on Friday, May 18, 1821 ...

Letter from Vera Christie to Hugh Lane confirming that she is willing to send a picture to the proposed [Municipal Gallery], undated.

Letter from Vera Christie to Hugh Lane asking to where she should send her picture for the [Municipal Gallery], undated.

Letter from Vera Christie to Hugh Lane confirming that she is sending her picture for the [Municipal Gallery], undated.

Gold stripes

Breaking forms :

the shift to performance in late twentieth-century Irish drama /

Property:

its distribution.

Receipt from Christie Manson & Woods to Ruth Shine for sale of two paintings by Anthony van Dyck and Antoine Watteau, amounting to £197.80, with "cheque of amount enclosed" [not extant], 1917 July 16.

Catalogue of the ... collection ... known as the Napoleon Museum ... sold by auction ... June 23, 1845.

Remarks on John Hancock's pamphlets :

entitled, reasons for withdrawing from society with the people called Quakers /

Special collections :

the libraries of the London Institute /

Political protest in Northern Ireland: continuity and change

Ulysses Locations /

The dark hour :

a play in one act.

Something to chew on :

a new and holistic mind/body approach to dental health and general health based on simplicity and personal power /

The strange death of moral Britain /

On the premises Coollattin House, Shillelagh Co. Wicklow the property of Michael Brendan Cadogan, esq. :

comprising fine pictures, drawings and prints Irish, English and continental furniture, carpets and rugs, silver and plate, English , continental and oriental porcelain and glass, books and linen which will be sold . . . Thursday 24 July and Friday 25 July 1980 at 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Saturday 26 July 1980 at 11 a.m.

Newton Park House, Blackrock, Co. Dublin:

[auction catalogue of] the property of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. McGuire comprising pictures, drawings and prints, Irish, English and Continental furniture, works of art and furnishings ... ceramics, glass ... silver and plate, a tapestry, carpets and rugs ... sold ... September 20, 1976 ...

Illustrated catalogue of 'Fine Irish Paintings and Drawings from Various Sources' sold at Auction in the Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts, Wednesday 12 December 1990, 1990 December.