Documents addressed to W.A. Maddocks, Esq., M.P., relating to Portdynllaen Harbour, Caernarvonshire, with a view to its importance for the better security of trade, and a shorter and safer communication, between Ireland and England, with a report and plans /

Letter from Thomas F. Rogers to W. O'B. Hishon & Co., Incorporated Accountants, enclosing a declaration regarding a deposit account opened in the Sinn Féin Bank, 1922 Apr. 27.

The catholic doctrine of the Church of England :

an exposition of the Thirty-nine articles /

Observations on the reports laid before the Right Hon. and Hon. the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ireland, for the improvement of Dublin Harbour. :

This work contains, a correct view of the tides and currents in the bay and harbour, etc. etc. With their influence on the sands of the bar, etc. etc. Assisted by ten engravings. With the general outlines of a plan for the improvement of the Harbour of Dublin, and that at Ireland's Eye. /

Remarks on a road or safe anchorage between Ireland's Eye and Howth ...

Remarks on a road or safe anchorage between Ireland's Eye and Howth :

with a plan for an harbour and a canal from thence to Dublin for large ships; also, a short description of Dalkey Sound. /

Observations on a road or safe anchorage at Ireland's Eye :

and a proposed plan for docks to repair ships of war, &c. &c. &c. /

Collection of offprints and pamphlets on Natural History, principally conchology, from various journals including The Irish Naturalist, The Journal of Conchology, Proceedings of the Malacological Society, etc., and by numerous authors including R. L. Praeger, J. C. Melvill, R. Stander, F. J. Bigger, Fred Taylor, E. W. L. Holt, Chas. Oldham.

A Brief sketch of a proposed new line of communication between Dublin and London :

via Portdynllaen (Carnarvonshire) Worcester, and Oxford, ... to which are added the Report of T. Rogers ... and other documents published in 1807, shewing its advantages at that time over the Holyhead line, and demonstrating the utility of Portdynllaen as an asylum harbour : together with the resolutions of two public meetings.

A Brief sketch of a proposed new line of communication between Dublin and London :

via Portdynllaen, (Carnarvonshire,) Worcester, and Oxford, capable of being travelled in twelve hours, by means of steam packets and railways. To which are added the report of T. Rogers, Esq., engineer, lighthouse builder, &c. &c. to the Rt. Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue in Ireland: and other documents, published in 1807, ...