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Bowen (C. H.) Mortgage banks, considered as the means of providing employment in Ireland. In a letter to Lord John Russell. Dublin: J. McGlashan, 1848. 16 pp. 8°.

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Ireland imperialised: a letter to his Excellency the Earl of Clarendon. Dublin: J. McGlashan, 1849. 19 pp. 8°.

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Low (William). Letter to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell...explanatory of a financial system for extending railways in Ireland, and for restoring confidence in railway property generally. London: Hamilton, Adams & Co., 1850. 16 pp. 8°. Papers relating to the aid afforded to the distressed unions in the west of Ireland. 7 pts. 184950. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

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1851.

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England's Western, or America's Eastern shore? Old Ireland a new state? With their various complexities and perplexities discussed. By an old and almost obsolete Loyalist. Dublin: J. Falconer, 1851. I p.l., 47 pp. 8°.

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ΟΥΤΙΣ. A letter to... Lord John Russell... on the reply of the home secretary to the address of the Roman bishops in Ireland, and on other matters now before the nation; by OYTIZ, once a freeman of England. London: Wertheim & Macintosh, 1851. 12 pp. 8°.

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1852.

Catholic University of Ireland. Report of the committee, and list of subscriptions. Dublin, 1852. xiv, il., 8 pp. 8°.

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Armitage (Robert). The Penscellwood papers, comprising essays on ... the endowment of the Protestant and Roman Catholic churches of Ireland. . . 2 vols. in I. xxii, 288 pp., 2 ll., 333 pp. London: R. Bentley, 1853. 8°.

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Whately (Richard), archbishop of Dublin. Address to the clergy of the dioceses of Dublin and Glandalagh, and Kildare on the recent changes in the system of Irish national education. London: J, W. Parker & Son, 1853. 48 pp. 8vo.

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Hill (George [Augustus]). Facts from Gweedore. Compiled from notes by Lord George Hill ...containing an introductory chapter in reference to the results of the system pursued in that district since the year 1838, with observations on the poor rate, schools for the peasantry, emigration, and illicit distillation. Dublin: P. D. Hardy and Sons, 1854. 2 p.l., 46 pp., 3 l., I pl., I map. 3. ed. 8°.

Lavergne (Louis Gabriel Léonce Guilhaud de). Essai sur l'économie rurale de l'Angleterre, de l'Ecosse et de l'Irlande. Paris, 1854. 8°.

Locke (John). Ireland's recovery: an essay. London: J. W. Baker & Son, 1854. 2 p.1., 68

pp. 8°.

Narrative (A) of the conversion and sufferings of Sarah Doherty, illustrative of popery in Ireland, and of the power of evangelical truth. New York: Amer. and foreign christian union, 1854. 128 pp. 16°.

Report of the commissioners of poor laws in Ireland, on the appearance and spread of cholera. With correspondence, details of cases, &c. 1854. 2 pts. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

Report of Lords' committee on the practical working of the system of national education in Ireland. Evidence, appendix, index. 3 v. 1854. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

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1855.

Locke (John). Ireland's recovery; or, Excessive emigration and its reparative agencies in Ireland, an essay, with appendix, containing useful information, and numerous statistical tables, illustrating and substantiating the conclusions deduced ... London: J. W. Parker & Sons, 1855. 2 p.l., 92 pp. 8°.

O'Brien (James Thomas), bishop of Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin. The Irish education question. A charge delivered to the clergy of the united dioceses of Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin. At his ordinary visitation, in September, 1854. London: Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, 1855. xiv, 1 l., 120 Pp. 8°.

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Report of commission on the management and government of Maynooth college. Evidence and appendixes. 2 pts. 1855. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

[Sherlock (Randal Hopley).] A vindication of protestant statesmen resisting repeal of the Maynooth Endowment; a full answer to the arguments of the Rev. Hugh M'Neile...and other objectors. Liverpool, 1855. 28 pp., 2 1. 3. ed. 12°.

Symonds (T. E.) Observations on the fisheries of the west coast of Ireland, having reference more particularly to the operations of the London and West of Ireland Fishing Company... London: Chapman & Hall, 1855. 64 pp. 8°.

1856.

Irish (The) abroad and at home; at the court and in the camp; with souvenirs of "The Brigade "; reminiscences of An emigrant Milesian. New York, 1856. 12°.

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To the nobility, gentry, and farmers of England and Scotland. List of some of the Irish estates which are for sale by private contract, and farms to be let. n. t.-p. [Dublin: A. Thom & Sons, 1859.] ii, 20 pp. 8°.

Report of commissioners appointed to inquire into the progress and condition of the Queen's Col

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Report of committee of the National board of education upon the conduct of Mr. J. W. Kavanagh, head inspector of National schools. With correspondence, &c. 2 pts. 1858. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

Report of commissioners on the endowments, funds, and actual condition of all schools endowed for the purpose of education in Ireland. Evidence, appendixes, dissentient report by P. J. Stephens. 5 pts. 1858. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

1859.

Correspondence on the intended mail service between Galway and America. 1859. (Great Britain. Parliamentary Papers.)

Cropp (John). Remarks arising from a visit to the north of Ireland during the revival, September, 1859. London: Partridge & Co., 1859. 24 pp. 12°.

Hennessy (J. Pope). The failure of the Queen's colleges and of mixed education in Ireland. London: D. Bryce, 1859. 3-32 pp. 8°.

Holtzendorff-Vietsmandorf (Franz von). Das irische Gefängnisssystem insbesondere die Zwischenanstalten von der Entlassung der Sträflinge. Leipzig: J. A. Barth, 1859. xiv, 1 l., 142 pp. 8°.

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Massie (James William). Revivals in Ireland. pt. 1-3. London: J. Snow, 1859. 2 pmp.

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