Father Thomas Burke, O.P.

Note from Mary T. Eaton, President of the Paul Revere Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, to Padraic Fleming, inscribed on a leaflet for a meeting on Tuesday 8th February, imploring Fleming to speak at the meeting as she has no one else due to Father John L. Belgard's opposition to Terence MacSwiney's hunger-strike, 1921 February.

Evolutionary humanoid robotics /

Letter from Mary T. Eaton, President of the Paul Revere Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, to Peter MacSwiney requesting if he or Padraic Fleming would speak at a meeting of the council and mentions that Father John L. Belford has refused to co-operate with the association because of his opposition to Terence MacSwiney's fasting, 1921 February 6.

From New England to Ireland :

an account of the Irish descendants of Theophilus Eaton, first governor of New Haven /

The dentist's chair :

and other poems /

The growth of Southern civilization, 1790-1860.

An abridgment of astronomy and natural philosophy :

as read in the under-graduate course of Trinity College, Dublin.

Ella Young's unicorns and kyelins.

Classic dolls' houses /

Introducing Ireland :

a critical guide with biographies of over 450 leaders /

John Stearne's 'Confirmation and discovery of witchcraft' :

text, context and afterlife /

The Waters or Walter family of Cork /

Paul Kane's great Nor-West /

The Magic Glass /

Shakespeare and the Bible. /

Letter from T. Eaton McCormick to Hugh Lane in which he encloses a cheque of £5, 1905 Sept. 9.

Proposed modification of the mechanism at present in use for reading Barometers, so that the 3rd decimal place may be obtained absolutely.

Letter from T. Eaton McCormick to Hugh Lane, 1903 May 15.

[Cropped wrapper in which was sold] Superfine think satin note paper. Cream laid. Quarter ream

M. & S. Eaton, Stationers, Printers, Account Book Manufacturers, &c. 49, Dame Street, corner of Crow Street, and 95, Grafton Street, Dublin, corner of Wicklow Street.