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- Dubliners
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of About Ireland, by E. Lynn Linton.
- Ireland Since Parnell, by Capt. D.D. Sheehan
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ireland and the Home Rule Movement, by Michael F. J. McDonnell, et al
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ireland In The New Century, by The Right Hon. Sir Horace Plunkett.
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ireland Under Coercion (v2) by William Henry Hurlbert
- The Land War in Ireland, November, 2004.
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of The High Deeds of Finn and other Bardic Romances of Ancient Ireland, by T. W. Rolleston, et al
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800, by Mary Frances Cusack
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Open Secret Of Ireland, by T. M. Kettle.
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ireland Under Coercion (vI) by William Henry Hurlbert
- The Felon's Track, by Michael Doheny.
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Story of Ireland, by The Hon. Emily Lawless.
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Glories of Ireland, Edited by Joseph Dunn, Ph.D., and P.J. Lennox. Litt.D..
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of Ireland, by Charles Johnston.
- Merchant's Quay, Wood Quay, The Bridgefoot, Ussher's Quay, Bloody Bridge, Ussher's Island.
- Old Bridge, Bridge Street, Gormond's Gate, New Row, Mullinahac.
- St. Audöen's Church - St. Audöen's Arch, Cook Street, Rosemary Lane
- The Corn-market, City Goals of Newgate and the Black Dog.
- Hight-Street, Mac Gillamocholmog's Street - Ram Lane, Bertram's Court, Rochel Street.
- The Skinner's-row - St. Nicholas'-street - Kennedy's Court.
- Old Law Courts, Christ Church-yard, Hell, Cock Hill, Winetavern-street.
- Christ Church
- The Fish-Shamble-Street - St. John's-Lane - Copper-Alley - Saul's-Court.
- The Castle-Street - Hoey's Court - St. Werburgh's-street - Darby Square.
- Preface to Gilbert's "History of Dublin."
- Gilbert's History of Dublin
- Ball List
- Parish of Kilmacud
- Parish of Killiney
- Parish of Monkstown
- Parish of Stillorgan
- Parish of Dalkey
- Introduction to Volume 1.
- Parish Of Tully
- Parish of Kill-of-the-Grange
- Preface to Vol. 1.
- History and Archaeology
- Portion of the Parish of St Peter, Dublin
- Parishes of Donnybrook,
- Parish of Rathfarnham
- Parish of Taney
- Parish of Newcastle
- Parish of Old Connaught
- Parish of Whitechurch
- Parish of Rathmichael
- Parish of Cruagh
- Parish of Rathcoole
- Parish of Kiltiernan
- Parish of Tallaght.
- Parish of Saggart
- Parish of Kilgobbin
- Introduction to Volume 3.
- Parish of Drimnagh
- Parish of Kilbride
- The Phoenix Park
- Parish of Clondalkin
- Parish of Kilmactalway
- Parish of Chapelizod
- Parish of Ballyfermot
- Parish of Aderrig
- Portions of the Parishes of St James and St Jude
- Parish of Palmerston
- Parish of Lucan
- Portions of the Parishes of St Catherine and St Nicholas Without
- Parish of Esker
- Part of Parish of Leixlip
- Parish of Crumlin
- Parish of Kilmahuddrick
- Parish of Clonsilla
- The Commonwealth and the Restoration.
- The Middle Ages.
- In Jacobean Times.
- In Early Times.
- Howth - Packet Station and after.
- Under Elizabeth.
- Introduction
- In the time of Swift and Grattan.
- In Plantagent and Tudor Times.
- Preface to Volume 5.
- The Parish of Glasnevin
- The Parish of Cloghran
- The Parish of Clonturk
- The Parish of Finglas
- The Parish of Mulhuddart
- Part of the Parish of St. George.
- The Parish of St. Margaret
- Southern Fingal, Castleknock
- Part of the Parish of Grangegorman
- The Parish of Ward
- Introduction to Volume 6
- Fine Arts
- Dispensaries
- Hospitals and Medical Institutions
- The Bank of Ireland.
- Barracks and Bridges
- Municipal Government.
- Friaries, Nunneries and Seceders.
- Trinity College Dublin.
- Commercial Buildings
- Public Squares and Statues.
- Roman Catholic Churches
- Dublin Castle and Executive Government
- Public Offices
- Poor Schools and Religious Societies
- Churches of Dublin
- History and Geography of Dublin
- Theatres and places of Public Amusement.
- Schools for the education of the Poor.
- Cathedrals, Christ Church and St. Patrick's
- Dublin walks and routes to Cork and Belfast.
- The Law Courts
- Charitable Institutions
- Various Dublin societies.
- Getting to Dublin - Hotels.
- Private Residences
- Police, Prisons, Jails and Asylums.
- The Dublin Society (now the RDS)
- Introduction to An Historical Guide
- Index of An Historical Guide to the City of Dublin.
- Appendices to Irish Parliaments.
- Last sitting of the Irish Parliament.
- Irish Parliaments 1706-1713.
- The end of the Irish Parliament.
- Lord Sydney. Oaths exclude Catholics. Treaty of Limerick.
- The French land in Bantry - Ballinamuck.
- James II. Sir William Petty. Forfeited Estates. William III.
- Change of Viceroy in 1778 - the Proposed Regency.
- Confederation of Kilkenny. Cromwell. Adventure Act. Treasonable Plots.
- Viceroyalty of Earl FitzWilliam.
- Confiscation of Ulster, Serjeant Eustace. Impeachment.
- Right Honourable Walter Hussey Burgh. Born 1743; Died 1783
- Edward VI., Mary and Elizabeth. Plantations.
- Henry Grattan (1746-1820)
- Henry VIII., Dr. Browne, Cromwell, Viceroy Grey
- Henry Flood (1740-1791)
- Dean Cobbe, Lambetr Simnel, Henry VII, Poynings.
- Lucas, Flood, Grattan and Burgh.
- Wogan's Parliament, Earl of Desmond, "Butcher of England."
- Anti-Union riots in Dublin.
- Anglo-Normans arrive., Henry II. The Pale.
- Addison. George I. Dean Wfit. Drapier's Letter.
- Preface to Annals, Anecdotes, etc., of the Itish Parliament.
- Index of Annals, Anecdotes, etc., of the Irish Parliament.
- Notes on the life of Buck Whaley.
- Cyprus. Character of the Cypriots.
- The character of the Turks. Slave Market.
- Buck admits to being a bad, bad boy.
- Attacked by Arabs. Character of the Arabs.
- Constantinople (Istanbul).
- The King's Trial. His Death.
- The wager completed. Written proof.
- Sicily. Caravan. Mosque and Turkish Bath
- Switzerland. Character of the Swiss. Milan, Florence, Rome.
- Jerusalem.
- The wager. Gibraltar explored.
- Character of the Greeks. Crete. Dublin. Revolutionary Paris.
- Dardanelles, Troy, Ephesus, Patmos, Nazareth.
- Raising hell in France.
- Whaley introduces himself to the reader.
- Introduction to Buck Whaley
- Index of Whaley Memoirs.
- Chapter 25.
- Chapter 35.
- Chapter 35.
- Chapter 34.
- Chapter 33.
- Chapter 32.
- Chapter 31.
- Chapter 30.
- Chapter 29.
- Chapter 28.
- Chapter 27.
- Chapter 26.
- Chapter 24.
- Chapter 23.
- Chapter 22.
- Chapter 21.
- Chapter 20.
- Chapter 19.
- Chapter 18.
- Chapter 17.
- Chapter 16.
- Chapter 15.
- Chapter 14.
- Chapter 13.
- Chapter 12.
- Chapter 11.
- Chapter 10.
- Chapter 9.
- Chapter 8.
- Chapter 7.
- Chapter 6.
- Chapter 5.
- Chapter 4.
- Chapter 3.
- Chapter 2.
- Chapter 1
- Temporary index of Dalton's "History of the Coutny Dublin."
- Outdoor statues in Dublin (1892)
- Streets named after saints.
- Dublin river nameds explained.
- Quays explained and dated.
- The Gates of the City explained and dated.
- Dublin's bridges dated and explained.
- Walker to York explained and dated.
- Union to Virginia explained and dated.
- Talbot to Tyrone explained and dated.
- Sackville to Synnott explained and dated
- Queen's Square to Ryder's Lane
- Page to Pye explained and dated.
- Nancy to Oxmantown explained and dated.
- Mabbot to Myrtle explained and dated.
- Lacey to Luxembourg explained and dated.
- Indian to Kirwan explained and dated.
- Ha. to Hutton's explained and dated
- Gaelic to Gun explained and dated.
- Faddle to Fumbally's explained and dated.
- Earl to Exchequer explained and dated.
- Dalymount to Dunne explained and dated
- Cabbage-garden to Cutthroat-lane explained and dated.
- Bachelor to Byrne explained and dated
- Abbey Street to Ayre's Court explained and dated.
- Introduction and methodology.
- Index to Dublin Street Names by C. T. M'Cready.
- Suggested walks around central Dublin
- Modern Dublin
- Historic Houses and Distinguished Dubliners
- Nineteenth century Dublin
- Dublin Theatrics
- Municipal Dublin
- Social life in 18th century Dublin
- Eighteenth-century Dublin
- Trinity College, Dublin
- Dublin under the Tudors and the Stuarts
- Anglo-Norman Dublin
- Scandinavian Dublin
- Contents of Dublin by Samuel A. Ossory Fitzpatrick
- Boundary of City and Conclusion
- Proposed Reclamations and Zoning
- Neighbourhood Centres, Health and Recreation.
- Housing and Playgrounds in Central Areas.
- New public buildings, Cathedral, Civic Buildings, Government Buildings.
- Regional planning, Green Belt, Satellite Towns.
- Dublin Sketch Development Plan (1939/41)
- Contents of Sketch Development Plan.
- New roads, new bridge, car parks, railways, Royal Canal.
- Vocabulary R to Y.
- Vocabulary L to Q.
- Vocabulary: A to K.
- A Variety of Phrases
- Memory of History and of Old Customs
- Comparisons
- Exaggeration and Redundancy.
- Proverbs
- Grammar and Pronunciation
- Swearing
- The Devil and his 'Territory.'
- Idions derived from the Irish Language.
- Assertion by Negative of Opposition.
- Affirming, Assenting, and Saluting.
- Preface and Sources of Anglo-Irish Dialect.
- Index to English as we speak it in Ireland.
- Public buildings of Dublin
- Further hospital histories.
- Histories of the Hospitals of Dublin.
- University and Parliament.
- Cathedrals and Parish-churches.
- Annals from 1640 to 1704.
- Annals from 1504 to 1639.
- Annals of Dublin from 1173 to 1500
- Annals from 1169 to 1173, list of adventurers.
- Kings of Ireland and Dublin
- Annals of Dublin from 448 to 1169
- Forces, muster and military discipline of the city.
- The city guilds at play.
- Riding the boundaries of the city.
- The city outside the walls.
- List of the streets of Dublin
- Ancient walls, castles and towers of Dublin.
- The castle of Dublin.
- Antuiquity, name and inhabitants of Dublin
- Introduction to History and Antiquities of Dublin
- Index for History and Antiquities of Dublin
- Nwe offices, purchasing additional ground, imposition of heavy taxation.
- De Blaquiere Family, William J. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Delia Parnell, Sir John T. Gilbert.
- The O'Gorman Mahony, Survivor of Balaclava, Barry Sullivan, C. S. Parnell.
- Edmund Dwyer Gray, M.P., Mr. Justice O'Hagan, Alderman Dennehy.
- More famous names from the toll of the dead.
- Assassination of Thomas H. Burke, Under Secretary for Ireland.
- Michael Angelo Hayes, RHA, Sheehan and the Mail.
- Thomas Meagher, Renewal of Hostilities.
- Lord Mayor dies in office, Surgeon O'Reilly, Fr. Doran drowned.
- Conspiracy against the cemetery.
- Cholera of 1876, William Dargan, O'Connell Crypt.
- 92nd Highlanders, South Dublin Union, War Office demands, Privy Council.
- Gallagher the Ventriloquist, "Lord Coolamber", "The Harmonious Blacksmith."
- Railway accident at Straffan, John Finlay, LL.D., the Ball before the Battle.
- "Zozimus", cholera epidemic, Captain Quill, Thomas Moore.
- Con Lyne, Thomas Kennedy and the uninscribed tomb, funeral of O'Connell.
- Burial of Curran, Sir Robert Peel, "Watty" Cox.
- More ground needed, purchase of ground at Glasnevin.
- Lord Wellesley insulted by Orangemen. Penal Days..
- Catholic problems with burial in Protestant graveyards - for a price.
- Contents of "History of the Dublin Catholic Cemeteries."
- Fire in the House of Commons.
- United Irishmen. Trinity College.
- The Kingdom of Dalkey.
- The extraordinary life of "Tiger" Roche.
- Raparees and Robbers.
- Slangs songs in Dublin.
- Shoeblacks - the Streets - Public Vehicles.
- Gambling - insuring your tickets!
- Irish drinking habits.
- Civic Processions. Riding the Franchises
- Abduction. Abduction clubs and cases.
- Duelling in Ireland.
- State of Society in Dublin.
- Introducing John Edward Walsh. By Dillon Cosgrave.
- Index to "Ireland 120 Years Ago"
- The Kingdom of Dalkey.
- Belfast Threats (1913)
- Changed Tory Policy Towards Ireland (1896-9)
- A Sunburst and Clouds (1922)
- Treasury Precedents Defied (1913)
- Rosebery Government Defeated
- Truce and Treaty (1920-22)
- Third Home Rule Bill (1912-13)
- The Home Rule Struggle (1893)
- North and South in Ferment (1920)
- Two Dissolutions in Twelve Months (1910-11)
- Second Home Rule Bill (1892-5)
- Peace - but not for Ireland (1918-20)
- Tory Collapse (1904-9)
- Newspaper Rivalry (1891-2)
- The Easter "Rising"
- George Wyndham in Dublin Castle (1899-1903)
- Parnell Dies at Brighton (1891)
- The Outbreak of War (1914)
- Lord Chief Justice O'Brien
- Journalism and Litigation (1891)
- Ireland and the Vatican (1885)
- Gladstone's Land Act (1881)
- The Party Split (1890-1)
- Legal Memories (1884-5)
- Parliament in 1881
- Parnell's Downfall (1890)
- Liberal Hari-Kari (1885)
- General Election (1880)
- Parnell's Triumph (1889)
- Devices of Parliamentarians (1883-4)
- Parnell's American Mission (1880)
- Collapse of Pigott (1888-9)
- Monaghan Election (1883)
- Butt's Decline and Death (1879)
- Parnellism and Crime (1887-8)
- A Triple Imprisonment (1883)
- Uprise of Parnell (1879)
- The Pigott Forgery (1887)
- The Pgoenix Park Murder (1882)
- The House of Commons in 1874
- First Home Rule Bill (1886)
- Journeys in America (1881-2)
- Butt Demands Home Rule (1872-4)
- Captain O'Shea, Nationalist or Liberal (1886)
- Parnell in Prison (1881-2)
- Early Days (1862-72)
- Contents of "Letters and Leaders of My Day" by T. M. Healy
- Memories of Isaac Butt QC
- Three Centuries of Dublin Printing
- Trial, Torture and Execution of Archbishop O'Hurley.
- Old Wooden Houses, Jesuits in Dublin.
- Rewards for capture of priests and bishops.
- Four Masters. Execution of Lord Conor MacGuire.
- The street of the Cooks
- First Hospital in Dublin
- King James II. and the Benedictine Nuns.
- Billy in the Bowl
- Fenian Prisoners of '65 and '67
- Robin Hood and Little John in Dublin.
- Jervis Street Hospital. Wolfe Tone.
- Mary Street. Escape of Hamilton Rowan.
- In and around Capel Street
- 18th century reports on Dublin 'Mass Houses'
- Echoes of past centuries in its streets and institutions.
- Contents of 'Life in Old Dublin'.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Freeman
- Lord Chancellor, Earl of Clare, still going...
- Lord Chancellor, Earl of Clare, even more...
- Lord Chancellor, Earl of Clare, continued
- Lord Chancellor, Earl of Clare
- Life of Lord Lifford, concluded
- Life of Lord Lifford
- Lord Chancellor Bowes concluded.
- Lord Chancellor Bowes
- Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn.
- Lord Chancellor Lord Wyndham
- Life of Lord Chancellor West
- Life of Lord Chancellor Midleton - concluded
- Brodrick, Viscount Midleton, birth to Test Act 1717
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir Constantine Phipps
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir Richard Cox - continued.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir Richard Cox.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Methuen.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir Alexander Fitton, Lord Gatsworth.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Porter - continued.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Porter.
- Lord Chancellor Boyle.
- Life of Sir Maurice Eustace.
- Custody of the Great Seal during the Commonwealth.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir Richard Bolton.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Lord Loftus.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Thomas Jones.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Sir William Gerard.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Loftus - concluded.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Loftus.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Weston.
- Life of Lord Chancellor Archbishop Curwen
- Life of Chancellor Cusack - concluded.
- Life of Sir Thomas Cusack.
- Sir John Alan, Lor Chancellor.
- More Henry VIII Chancellors.
- Life of Archbishop Alen, Chancellor.
- Lord Chancellors during Henry VIII's reign.
- Chancellors during Henry VII's Reign.
- Chancellors during the Wars of the Roses - Continued
- Chancellors during the Wars of the Roses
- Life of Lord Chancellor Talbot Continued
- Life of Lord Chancellor Talbot
- Life of Lord Chancellor Cranley
- Chancellors during the reign of Richard II.
- Chancellors during Edward II's reign.
- Lord Chancellor De Bicknor
- Lives of the Lord Chancellors
- Lord Chancellors of Ireland - Introduction.
- The Chancellors of Ireland
- Visits of Archbishop Walsh.
- Donoughmore House, Palmerstown.
- Luttrellstown
- Confey.
- St. Catherine's Well. Suppression of Holy Wells.
- Murder of Dr. Allen, Archbishop of Dublin.
- Leixlip and St. Catherine's. Silken Thomas.
- St. Catherine's, Owen Roe O'Neil.
- Vindication of Sarsfield.
- The Sarsfields.
- Archbishop Lynch.
- Esker.
- Palmerstown.
- Murder of Father MCCarthy.
- Lucan a Sanatorium.
- Lucan Parochial District.
- Clondalkin Parish.
- The history of Lucan.
- Index.
- Tours of Dublin from 1905
- Blackrock, Carysfort House, Frescati, Booterstown.
- Harold's Cross, Terenure, Fortfield, Templeogue House, Rathfarnham and Ranelagh.
- Glasnevin and Delville
- Dunsink Observatory
- Marino, Fairview and Marino Terace.
- Fleet Street to Stafford Street
- Dawson Street to Rathmines
- Grafton Street to Harcourt Street
- Trinity College to Arran Quay
- Preface and Contents
- Equipment For Country Walking
- Fingal - Portrane, Donabate and the Barnewalls of Turvey
- Seechon Mountains
- The Old City Water Supply
- Fingal - Swords, Grace Dieu, Ballyboghil, Chaplemidway and St. Margaret's
- Cruagh, Killakee and Glendoo Mountains
- Martello Towers
- Baldoyle, Portmarnock, Malahide and St. Doolagh's
- Harold's Grange, the Three Rock, Two Rock and Tibradden Mountains.
- Canals and Canal Travelling in the last century
- Glasnevin, Finglas and the adjacent district
- A Day on Mount Pelier
- The English Pale
- Glasnevin, Finglas and the adjacent district
- Rathfarnham, Whitechurch, Kelly's Glen and Kilmashogue Mountain.
- The Phoenix Park, Castleknock, Clonee and Dunboyne
- Mud Island, Fairview, Clontarf and its island, Dollymount and the North Bull.
- Tinnehinch, the Great and Little Sugar Loaf
- Glennasmole or the Valley of the Thrushes
- Clane, Clongoweswood and Bodenstown
- Rathdown, Greystones, Killincarrig, Delgany and the Glen of the Downs
- Kilbride, the Three Castles, Blessington, Poulaphuca and Ballymore Eustace
- Saggart, Rathcoole, Newcastle and Celbridge
- The Bray Road, Donnybrook, Stillorgan, Loughlinstown, Old Bray and its Smugglers.
- The Western Hills, Rathmore and Kilteel
- Ballymount, the Talbots of Belgard, Clondalkin, the Corkagh Powder Mills
- Ballyman Glen, Carrickgollogan, Ballycorus, Tully, and Bride's Glen
- The Featherbed Pass, Glencree and its Royal Forest, Loughs, Bray, Sally Gap and Coronation Plantation
- Jobstown, Mount Seskin and the Tallaght Hills
- Carrickmines Castle, the Vale of Shanganagh, Dalkey, Killiney and Ballybrack Hills
- The Strawberry Beds, St. Catherine's, Leixlip, Maynooth Castle and Obelisk
- Harold's Cross, Crumlin, the Green Hills, Tallaght and Oldbawn
- Dunleary, Kingstown and Dalkey
- Kilmainham, Chapelizod, Palmerston, Lucan and Esker
- The Battle of Rathmines and Baggotrath
- The Rock Road - Ballsbridge, Merrion, Booterstown, Blackrock and Monkstown.
- Howth - its Hills and Wilds
- Ranelagh, Rathgar, Templeogue, Bohernabreena.
- Poolbeg Lighthouse and the South Wall Extension, Irishtown, Sandymount, Beggardbush and Baggotrath
- Howth - the old Mail Road, the Castle, a ramble around the Hill
- Ranelagh, Dundrum, Enniskerry, the Scalp.
- Ringsend, the Great South Wall and the Pigeonhouse.
- Fingal - Rush, Skerries, Lusk and Baldongan Castle
- Rockbrook, Glendoo and Glencullen
- Preface
- The Neighbourhood of Dublin
- Howth
- Clontarf.
- Malahide Road.
- Fairview and Marino.
- Clontarf Island.
- North Wall, North Lotts
- The New Road to the Sea
- Between the Old and New Road to the Sea.
- The Old Road to the Sea.
- Centre of the North City
- Great North Road and Fingal.
- East of the Great North Road.
- West of the Great North Road.
- Grattan Bridge, Old Essex Bridge.
- Tolka, Glasnevin, Naul Road.
- Phoenix Park. The Tyrells.
- West of Church St. and the Finglas Road.
- North Dublin
- Dublin Corporation, riding the Fringes (Franchises)
- Jonah tries to find out who he is.
- Self-decapitation - by mistake. His reputed ghost.
- Orangemen. United Irishmen. Aldermen of Skinner's Alley.
- The Catacombs and Pere La Chaise.
- Hamilton Rowan and the Bar.
- Dr. Achmet Borumborad. Metamorphosis of the Turk.
- Capitulation of Paris.
- Curious and tragic history of George Hartpole.
- Entrance into Office. Lord Clare. Earl of Ormonde.
- Battle of Sevres and Issy.
- Duelling Extraordinary.
- Stuart Hamilton, Richard Musgrave, Edward Newnham, Vesey Colclough, Frederick Flood, John Blacquiere, Boyle Roche.
- Napoleon bottles out.
- The Fire-Eaters. Rules and Regulations.
- Singular Customs of the Irish Parliament.
- Remarks on Waterloo. Detention at Vilette.
- Irish Judges. Lord Kilwarden. Robert Emmet.
- Entrance into Parliament. Attack on Grattan and Curran. Lord De Blacquiere.
- Last days of Napoleon's Government.
- Mr. Norcutt's attempt at suicide. The faithful valet.
- Fatal duel of my brother. General Gillespie tried for murder.
- Promulgation of the French Constitution. Napoleon. Fouche.
- Sketch of three Irish barristers. Yelverton, Fletcher and Egan.
- Irish Inns. Objections made to them. A near-fatal accident.
- Inauguration of the Emperor Napoleon.
- Queen Caroline. The Thames.
- Patricians and Plebians. Irish poets. Misdirection of travellers.
- The English in Paris. General Arthur O'Connor. Mr. Hobhouse.
- Dean Kirwan, Sheridan, Curran and Grattan contrasted.
- Irish Beauties. Lady M--- married against her will.
- Arrival in Paris. Treasonable garments.
- The law of Libel - nothing ever changes [KF, I should know!]
- A Dublin Boarding-house.
- Return of the Emperor Napoleon. Le Havre.
- John Philpott Curran.
- Adoption of the Law. Female attractions.
- Poilitical conduct of the author.
- Lord Aldborough sentenced to Newgate prison. Mr. Knaresborough.
- Murder of Captain O'Flaherty.
- Memory. How to avoid ennui.
- Henry Grattan. The guillotine. Colonel Burr.
- The Irish Volunteer. The Church. The Law.
- Mrs. Jordan in France. A lonely life.
- Lord Norbury. House of Commons. Toler.
- My Brother's Hunting-lodge. Stuck to a wall.
- Mrs. Jordan - her life.
- Duek of Wellington and Marquess of Londonderry.
- Irish Dissipation in 1778. A cow and hogshead consumed by the party.
- Early visits to the Theratre. College Pranks.
- Wedded life. Lord Clonmell. Lord Tyrawley.
- Early education. Rev. P. Crowley.
- Memoranda Poetica.
- Election for County Wexford.
- Attachment of the lower orders to the gentry.
- Lady Morgan. Maria Edgeworth. Jonathan Clerk. Thomas Moore.
- Getting elected in Dublin.
- Great-aunt Elizabeth. My uncle seized and hanged.
- Death of Lord Rossmore. Belief in ghosts.
- Wolf Tone. Trial. Attempt at Suicide.
- Landlord and tenantry in 1760, Hanged on his own gate.
- Father O'Leary. Mistaken notion respecting Ireland.
- Rebellion in 1798.
- Jonah Barrington introduces himself.
- Index to Personal Sketches of Sir Jonah Barrington
- Society In Dublin City
- Blackrock, Frescati, Dalkey
- Rathmines, Ranelagh, Rathfarnham
- Delville At Glasnevin
- Clontarf
- Luttrellstown
- Kilmainham Hospital
- The Phoenix Park
- The Squares Of Dublin
- House with Traditions 2
- Houses With Traditions
- Stephen's Green
- The Quays
- The Bank And College Green
- The Fringes and Liberties of Dublin City
- A Viceroy's Life
- Dublin Castle
- Picturesque Dublin Old and New
- Dublin at last.
- Two Days in Wicklow.
- Rainy Galway, a walk, entertainment.
- Cork to Bantry, Skibbereen.
- Templemoyle - Derry.
- Ballinasloe to Dublin.
- Galway, an evening with Captain Kenny.
- Cork.
- Peg of Limavaddy.
- From Westport to Ballinasloe.
- Limerick.
- Cork, the Ursuline Convent.
- The Giant's Causeway, Coleraine, Portrush.
- The Pattern at Croaghpatrick.
- Tralee, Listowle, Tarbert.
- Cork, the Agricultural Show, Fr. Mathew.
- Belfast to the Causeway.
- Westport.
- Killarney, the Races, Muckross.
- From Waterford to Cork.
- Newry, Armagh, Belfast - Dundalk to Newry.
- Clifden to Westport.
- Killarney, stag-hunting on the Lake.
- From Carlow to Waterford.
- Dundalk.
- Roundstone Petty Sessions.
- From Glengariff to Killarney.
- A country-house in Kildare. Sketches of an Irish family and farm.
- Country Meetings in Kildare, Meath, Drogheda.
- From Galway to Ballinahinch.
- Rainy days at Glengariff.
- Arrival in Dublin.
- Index to The Irish Sketch Book (1842.)
- How to write yourself into prison.
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