21. 1641-42 Depositions For Co Cork, Ireland. This Is The List Of 823.201 Joseph Scott of Killineere Killaneer, chandler. nsg 825.234 John Gilman the younger, nsg 825.240 822.214 John Fisher of Kilrahan Killabraher, yeoman http://www.alphalink.com.au/~datatree/wolf 40.htm

Depositions for Co Cork n.s.g., signifies 'no status given'. I have highlighted some names which are known to have married into the Wolfe family or are colateral relatives. Roll of deponents Parisb Abbeymahon, Barony Ibane 824.209 John Arthur, brother-in-law to Harry Sampson of Abbeymahon, yeoman. Parish Aghabulloge, Barony Muskerry 823.205 Thomas Hurr of Dromtymon [Dromatimore], n.s.g. John Oldis of Drumtymore [Dromatimore], n.s.g. John Radcliffe of Caherow [Caherbaroul], gent. Richard Boyle of Corrune [?], clerk. Ellin Godson of Carkoo [?], wife. Anthony Pullbanke of the Lecconeene [Lackaneen], n.s.g. Regent Olders of Druntymore [Dromatimore], on behalf of Mary Gill, widow. Robert Olders of Carhooe [Caherbaroul], yeoman. Giles Denham of Lackanurie [Lacknahaghny], n.s.g. 3. Parish Aghadown, Barony West Carbery Richard White of Inishbegneclery [Inishbeg], gent. 4. Parish Aghern, Barony Kinnataloon Cpt James Finch of Bally McKeoman [Ballymacsimon], parish Iragherne [Aghern], esq. Robert Flower, town and parish of Ahan [Aghern], n.s.g.

22. Nick Reddan's Newspaper Abstracts Part 29 to Aphra relict of the late James Fisher of Charleville co the murder of John PERRY the younger Esq and At Philipsborough Strand, aged 22, Mary Joseph, wife of http://members.iinet.net.au/~nickred/newspaper/np_abst29.htm

The data includes entries that interest me from various Irish newspapers from 1750 to 1840 sorted by family name. Papers include Freeman's Journal FJ Hoey's Dublin Mercury HDM Pue's Occurrences Pue'sO Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette LGA Limerick Chronicle LC Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinal LEP-CS Limerick Herald LH Limerick Times LT Belfast Newsletter BNL Limerick Standard LS All these newspapers are available on microfilm at the National Library of Australia which has an online catalogue. Papers held elsewhere include Cork Gazette and General Advertizer Library of Congress (USA) Faulkner's Dublin Journal FDJ Library of Congress (USA) Berrow's Wocester Journal BWJ University of Melbourne Main families covered include CROKER, COOTE, DREW, SWAN and others with some relationship with them. TYPE has the following values NPB = birth, NPM = marriage, NPD = death, NPA = advertisement, NPN = notice, NPS = news story Go to: Index Curio entries Part 1 Part 2 ... Part 28 Part 29 Part 30 Part 31 Part 32 Part 33 ... Part 35 Paper Year M Day Type Family name Forename Title Entry HibChron NPM SAUNDERS Lucy Miss In the co Kerry, Richard MEREDITH of Anaghmore Esq to miss Lucy SAUNDERS second daughter of Arthur SAUNDERS of Currenee Esq

23. Nick Reddan's Newspaper Abstracts Part 22 BOUCHER Gent and Michael SCANLAN the younger of Ballykelly to Aphra relict of the late James Fisher of Charleville Esq MD son of the Rev Joseph JERVOIS, rector http://members.iinet.net.au/~nickred/newspaper/np_abst22.htm

The data includes entries that interest me from various Irish newspapers from 1750 to 1840 sorted by family name. Papers include Freeman's Journal FJ Hoey's Dublin Mercury HDM Pue's Occurrences Pue'sO Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette LGA Limerick Chronicle LC Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinal LEP-CS Limerick Herald LH Limerick Times LT Belfast Newsletter BNL Limerick Standard LS All these newspapers are available on microfilm at the National Library of Australia which has an online catalogue. Papers held elsewhere include Cork Gazette and General Advertizer Library of Congress (USA) Faulkner's Dublin Journal FDJ Library of Congress (USA) Berrow's Wocester Journal BWJ University of Melbourne Main families covered include CROKER, COOTE, DREW, SWAN and others with some relationship with them. TYPE has the following values NPB = birth, NPM = marriage, NPD = death, NPA = advertisement, NPN = notice, NPS = news story Go to: Index Curio entries Part 1 Part 2 ... Part 21 Part 22 Part 23 Part 24 Part 25 Part 26 ... Part 35 Paper Year M Day Type Family name Forename Title Entry FJ NPM MACMULLEN Sarah On 24th ult at Hilltown church, Samuel SWAN Esq surgeon to Sarah eldest daughter of the Rev D William MACMULLEN of Saintfield

24. 1840s COUNTY CORK THOMAS MAGUIRE AND ANNE MAGUIRE, otherwise SHUMOR, his wife, and JOHN LOTHIAN, the younger, an infant, by his Father Shehan, Joseph, PP, Kilmackabee. Fisher. http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/Corkco1840svarious.htm

document.onselectstart=new Function("return false"); 1840s COUNTY CORK (CE 30/6/1843) – IN CHANCERY – ELIZA M’CARTHY, otherwise SHUMOR, widow of the late JOHN M’CARTHY, deceased. THOMAS MAGUIRE AND ANNE MAGUIRE, otherwise SHUMOR, his wife, and JOHN LOTHIAN, the younger, an infant, by his Father JOHN LOTHIAN, the elder, PLAINTIFFS. - JOHN AHEARN AND MARY AHEARN, otherwise HARDING, his wife, PATRICK AUGUSTUS WHITE AND MARGARET WHITE, otherwise SHUMOR, his wife, JAMES HARDING and ELIZA SHUMOR, DEFENDANTS. - PURSUANT to an order made in the cause, bearing date the 9 th of May, 1843, I require all creditors of GEORGE HARDING, deceased, in said order particularly mentioned and also all persons next of kin to said GEORGE HARDING, and claiming a distributive share of his assets, to come in before me at my Chambers, on the Inns Quay, Dublin, on or before the 26 th day of July next, and prove their respective demands and claims, otherwise they will be precluded all benefit from said order. Dated this 24 th day of June, 1843, J.J. TOWNSEND. – J. O. WOODHOUSE, Solicitor for the Plaintiff, Ormond Quay, Dublin.

25. Marriages In Ireland March 24 at Hilltown, James GRAHAM, younger son of T. KIERAN, PP, Mr. Joseph RICKARD, of Quickpenny House, Eustace Street, Dublin, Gabriel Fisher, second son of http://www.irishinnyc.freeservers.com/photo.html

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Irish in New York City Deaths in Ireland Deaths/Marriages NYC ... Helpful Links Marriages in Ireland 1857 Marriages The following marriage announcements are transcribed from the New York City newspaper The Irish-American . Spellings are as they appear in the newspaper. To search for a specific name, please press Ctrl+F on your keyboard and enter the name you want. March 14th edition Feburary 5, in St. Peter's Church, William J SHELL, Esq., MD, of Clonmel to Georgina, youngest daughter of the late Rev. George MILES, of Summer-hill, county Tipperary. February 9 in St Paul's Church, Arran quay, by the Rev. Michael DEMPSEY, Francis, youngest son of Thos. MORGAN, Esq., Cabra-terrace, to Mary Teresa, daughter of the late Capt. RYDING, 1st Royal Dragoons. February 9 in the Church of the Conception, Marlborough Street, Mr. James GORDON of Abbey Street to Belinda, second daughter of Mr. John MOONEY, Mary Street, Dublin. February 5, at Kilkee, county Clare, Henry BAYLEE, Esq., of Hazlepoint, county Tipperary, to Elizabeth, daughter of John BOUCHER, Esq., of Castle Lloyd, Kilkee.

26. FAMILIES OF THE KING'S COUNTY Ireland In The Late 1800s. Reproduced From The Kin Windsor Fisher (she died, 1875 Joseph Marshall, JP,, of Baronne Court, Parsonstown Lauder, Thomas Bernard, JP, Ferbane, younger son of Thomas Bernard Lauder, of http://www.tullamoreoffaly.com/kings_fam.htm

HOME About County Offaly Irish Midlands Ancestry NEWS, NEWS, NEWS ... Photographic Resources Contact us: Bury Quay, Tullamore, Co. Offaly Ireland Telephone or E-mail us! FAMILIES OF THE KING'S COUNTY Extract from John Wright — Offaly one hundred years ago — reprint of King's County Directory, 1890 The following References will be found convenient, being placed, as far as possible, in alphabetical order. It will be noticed that several names are omitted, not being collected in time for publication; others will be found amongst the various Articles in this Work. Armstrong, Sir Rev. Edmund Frederick, Bart, Gallen Priory, (cr 1841) eldest son of the late Sir Andrew, D.L, who was M.P, for King's Co., 1841-52, by Frances, daughter of G. A. Fullerton, of Ballintoy, Co. Antrim; born 1836: succeeded as 2nd Bart, 1863; married, 1865, Alice Ann, eldest daughter of Wm. Windsor Fisher (she died, 1875). Educated at King's College, London; is a magistrate for King's Co.; was Vicar of Skirke, Queen's Co. Heir, his son Andrew Harvey, born 1866; and is Captain 3rd Bat. Leinster Regt. Armstrong, Carteret Andrew

27. Cat2001.doc JA Partridge. LONDON, T. Fisher Unwin. 1886. 190 pages. £ 55. Isodore s College, Rome. Joseph A. O Shea. DUBLIN, MH Gill and Son. 1885. 333.Calton younger. http://www.iol.ie/~celticbk/olc.htm

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28. Sports Results, December 7, 1998 Joseph s (Clare) 012 Toomevara (Tipp) 0-8. Connacht WESLEY B. Doherty, A. Howell, C. younger, A. Leeson pen; M. Humphreys, S. Armstrong, B. Fisher, G. Steele http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/1998/12/07/results.htm

Go to: irish sport foreign sport soccer ATHLETICS All Ireland NACA Novice and Juvenile Cross Country Championships ; Novice Ladies: 1 C. Ball, Bohermeen, 2. S. Lambe, Dunleer, 3. E. O'Donoghue, Riverstick. Inter club 1. Bohermeen, 25, 2. Fr. Murphys 33, 3. Dunleer 35. Inter County 1. Meath 24, 2. Cork 42, 3. Tipperary 48. Girls U-9 C. Daly, Moynalvey. Club Moynalvey. Inter County Clare. U-10 A. O'Reilly Three Ways. Inter club Three Ways, Inter county Kerry. U-11 A. McConville, Dunleer. Inter Club Dunleer. Inter County Louth. U-12 C. Russell, Dunleer. Inter Club Dunleer. Inter County Louth. U-13 S. Monaghan Fr. Murphys. Inter club Liscarroll. Inter County Clare. U-14 A. Mhuiris, Iveragh. Inter club Dunleer. Inter County Kerry. U-15 E. O'Sullivan, Iveragh. Inter Club Kilmihil. Inter County Louth. U-17 J. Lambe, Mount Pleasant. Inter Club Bohermeen. Inter County Meath. Mens Novice: 1. R., Purcell, Desmond Currans. 2. P. Ryan, Dundrum, 3. M. Kearns, Lusk. Inter Club Desmond Currans 29, 2. Dundrum 38, 3. Dunleer 75. Inter county 1. Kerry 36, 2. Tipperary 64, 3. Louth 156. U-9 E. Allen, Riverstick. Inter club Riverstick. Inter County Clare. U-10 B. Marchant, St. Mary's. Inter club, Kilcock, Inter County Clare. U-11 F. Kelleher Millstreet, Inter Club Kenmare, Inter County Clare. U-12 O. O'Connor Castlemagner. Inter Club St. Brigids, Inter County Meath. U-13 S. O'Shea, Iveragh. Inter Club Banteer. Inter County Cork. U-14 P. Johnston Dunleer, Inter Club Dunleer. Inter County Louth. U-15 O. O'Sullivan, Fethard. Inter Club Glenmore. Inter County Meath. U-17 g. Coughlan, Fr. Murphys. Inter Club St. Johns. Inter County Meath.

29. Sports Results, March 29, 1999 K. Butler (Canada) 1530; 5, R. Joseph (Tanzania) 15 OLD WESLEY I. Dunne, C. younger, R. McNaughton, A M. McCartney, K. Rowley, G. Jewhurst, B. Fisher, W. Storey http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/1999/03/29/results.htm

Go to: irish sport foreign sport soccer ATHLETICS WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, BELFAST: Senior Men Long Course (12,000m): 1, P. Tergat (Kenya) 38:28; 2, P. Ivuti (Kenya) 38:32; 3, P. Guerra (Portugal) 38:46; 4, J. Chelanga (Kenya) 39:05; 5, E. Ruto (Kenya) 39:12; 6, P. Kech (Kenya) 39:51; 7, M. Mourhit (Belgium) 40:09; 8, J. Brown (Britain) 40:09; 9, H. Jifar (Ethiopia) 40:21; 10, D. Castro (Portugal) 40:25. Irish Placings: 44, J. Ferrin 42:12; 56, D. Donnelly 42:38; 76, M. McCarthy 43:14; 77, D. Burke, 43:15; 95, Pauric McKinney 44:06; 99, N. Cullen, 44:10. Teams: 1, Kenya 12 pts; 2, Ethiopia 57 pts; 3, Portugal 76 pts. 8, Britain 159 pts; 10, Ireland 253 pts. World Cross Standings: Men: 1, P. Koech 118 pts; 2, P. Tergat 97 pts; 3, M. Mourhit 85 pts; 4, T. Nyariki (Kenya) 81 pts; 5, P. Guerra 68 pts; 6, P. Ivuti 59 pts. Senior Men Short Course (4,200m): 1, B. Limo (Kenya) 12 mins 28 secs; 2, P. Kosgei (Kenya) 12:31; 3, H. Mekonnen (Ethiopia) 12:35; 4, M. Wolde (Ethiopia) 12:36; 5, J. Koskei (Kenya) 12:38; 6, D. Cachara (Kenya) 12:41; 7, A. Behar (France) 12:44; 8, J. Kosgei (Kenya) 12:45; 9, E. Hassan Lahssini (Morocco) 12:47; 10, M. Amyn (Morocco) 12:50. Irish Placings: 21, Mark Carroll 13:07; 41, Paolo Daglio 13:22; 60: C. Finnerty 13:37; 62, C. Smith 13:38; 67, lB. Treacy 13:41; 77, C. McLoughlin 13:46. Teams: 1, Kenya 14 pts; 2, Morocco 45 pts; 3, Ethiopia 55 pts; 4, France 77 pts; 5, Algeria 100 pts; 6, Great Britain 122 pts. 11, Ireland 184 pts.

30. Ireland Newspaper Abstracts the Friends Meetinghouse, Limerick, Thomas Fisher, Esq., of casualty, the elder forced the younger child into street, Dublin, the lady of Joseph Scriber, of http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cork/1856/OCT.html

The Cork Examiner , 1 October 1856 CORK QUARTER SESSIONS. TUESDAY. CRIMINAL BUSINESS BREAKING INTO MONTPELIER HOUSE. William Jagoe alias John Lee The prisoner was found guilty, and proving to be a returned convict, was sentenced to eight years penal servitude. GRIEVOUS ASSAULT. Laurence Daly Mr. O'Hea, with Mr., Gillman, defended the prisoner, and called Mr. Denis Murpy as to character. The defense was, that the prisoner was under the impression that the prosecutors had been throwing stones at him. The jury found him guilty of an assault occasioning actual bodily harm, one of the jurors in answer to his Worship amidst much laughter, stating that they had come to that decision without being influenced either by Mr. O'Hea's eloquent speeches or his worship's able charge. The Court sentenced the prisoner to twelve months imprisonment at hard labour, observing that in his experience as Assistant Barrister for 20 years in this and the adjoining County he had never heard of a more unprovoked assault. Previous to that case he could assert that it was as safe to walk the roads of this county at night as the high streets of London in the day time, and that it was his duty, by the sentence in this case, to prevent such a thing occurring again. RIOT AND ASSAULT AT AHERINA.

31. Chadwick Genealogy a child the arrival of her younger brother took Toronto, children born Toronto to Maria Martha Fisher). Mary Shandon, to Joseph Merrick; 1778, Mary Elizabeth http://www.antonymaitland.com/chad0001.htm

Chadwick of Ballinard Genealogy The Chadwick Descendants from William Chadwick (b 1636) in Ireland to Elizabeth Chadwick (b 1915) of Victoria BC, Canada. Included are some collateral branches. Issue Date: 16/1/2004. Home Page INDEX of PRINCIPAL INDVIDUALS 1. ELIZABETH AGNES CHADWICK (1915-) 2. FREDERICK AUSTIN PAKENHAM CHADWICK (1873-1952) 3. FREDERICK JASPER CHADWICK (1838-1891) 4. ELIZABETH STEWART (1839-1894) ... 13. DANIEL BELL (also descendant in Aus, Maria Suffolk) 14. KATHERINE BARCLAY 15. RICHARD CHADWICK 16. JOHN CARDEN 18. WILLIAM CHADWICK, of Gurthakilleen ... 22. WILLIAM (?) CHADWICK snr Appendices: (on Chadapdx) Priscilla Bell Descendants (Maria Suffolk) Bourchier Descendants Sally Chadwick (b 1802) Miscellaneous Dublin Information (Separate file) 6. Murder of Richard Chadwick (1800-27) Rev Richard Chadwick . (Parson Dick, 1757-1817) 8. Parson Dick's House at Chadwille Beatty Family: EMC's wife's family Descriptions of some of the places mentioned are on Geography file. There are some link to a "private file" which contains information not for publication: they exist for the author's convenience. External links are: emarionc.htm

32. Parish Of Rathfarnham owned in 1752 by Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, were established the possession of Nicholas Loftus, the younger brother of was then vested, by Major Joseph Deane, of http://indigo.ie/~kfinlay/ball1-6/Ball2/ball2.4.html

Parish of Rathfarnham. (i.e., Rath-Fearannain or Farnan's Rath The Parish of Rathfarnham in the seventeenth century appears as containing the Townlands of Rathfarnham, Terenure, Kimmage, Rathgar, Little Newtown, Butterfield, Scholarstown, and St. John's Leas. It now contains the Townlands of Ballyroan (i.e., Baile Ruadhain, or Rowan's Townland), Butterfield, Kimmage, Newtown Little, Old Orchard, Rathfarnham, Rathgar (i.e., Rath-gearr, or Short Rath), Scholarstown, Terenure (i.e., Tir-an-iubhair, or the Land of the Yew), Whiteball, and Willbrook. The objects of archaeological interest in the Parish are the Castle of Rathfarnham and a fragment of the Old Church. Rathfarnham and its Castle The Castle of Rathfarnham, formerly the seat of the Right Hon. Francis Blackburne, sometime Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and still in the occupation of his descendants, is one of the few fine residences of any antiquity in the metropolitan county. It was originally a fortified and embattled structure built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth by that great legal ecclesiastic, Archbishop Loftus, but owing to alterations in the eighteenth century carried out in a Grecian style of architecture, it now presents the appearance of a modern house. This castle is not the first dwelling which has occupied its site. Soon after the Anglo-Norman Conquest the lands of Rathfarnham, then joining on the north those within the manor of St. Sepulchre and on the east those within the parish of Taney, had been given to a family called le Bret, and during their ownership, which lasted for many generations, a manorial residence stood upon their property.

33. Zecharia Sitchin (4) John Fisher Thomas More died as Martyrs for 16651714 Anne, younger sister of Mary II and Joseph Balsamo, sometimes identified as Count Cagliostro, was born http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/tradition/sitchin4.htm

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34. Archive 7 - Walsh Researchers List And Registry The younger William Moore then eventually emigrated himself to Birth Date 1862 Spouse s Name Joseph M. Gately Parents of John were Hannah Fisher/Thomas Walsh http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~walsh/signup/subook7.htm

Go to: Home Page Queries Archived Reseachers List Walsh Ancestor Registry October 2001 to August 2003 Archive Register Your Walsh Ancestor! Please post queries to the Query Forum If you have any problems with the Walsh Registry service, please contact the administrator with 'Walsh Registry' in the subject line. Current Registry November 2000 to October 2001 Registry E-mail: lmoses@trib.com Mon Oct 22 02:03:43 2001 Name: Leann Ancestor: JOHN WALSH Birth Date: Spouse's Name: Johanna Dobsy (O'Leary) Migration Path: Notes: Children: William,Nicholas,John,Richard E-mail: kennywalsh@mindspring.com Tue Oct 30 12:09:11 2001 Name: Ken Walsh Ancestor: JOSEPH L. WALSH Birth Date: Spouse's Name: Emma Disney Migration Path: Notes: Joseph's parents (at least his mother Mary) emigrated before Joseph's birth. His mother Mary still lived with Joseph in 1920. His father's name was J? P. Walsh. Joseph was baptized at St. Patrick's Church on Bank St. in East Baltimore. E-mail: liberian- almanac@excite.com Wed Nov 14 17:12:08 2001 Name: Renford Engelbert Walsh Ancestor: EMMANUEL WALSH Birth Date: 1870'S Spouse's Name: N/A Migration Path: Notes: My great- grandfather , Emmanuel Walsh, settled in Freetown, Sierra Leone , in the latter part of the 1800's. Freetown, Sierra Leone was a former british colony established for freed slaves from England. I am seeking information about the resources for tracing my paternal ancestry. What British public office would be responsible for issues of emigration to Sierra Leone ? Where can I find shipping manifests documenting such migrations ?

35. Walsh Family Genealogy - Query Archive 14 cert put her age 2 years younger (may have 5747 2004 Name Nancy Walsh Subject Joseph WALSH Surnames Name lorane walsh Subject Thomas walsh Youghal ireland? http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~walsh/query/qrybook5.htm

Go to: Query Index Home Page Search Walsh Genealogy Queries Aug 2003 to Apr 2004 Post Your Walsh Query! View the: Most Recent Queries E-mail: tina.godden@btopenworld.com Sun Aug 10 11:30:51 2003 Name: Tina Godden Subject: Welsh? Surnames: william Welsh born in Ireland came to England circa 1930ish Query: E-mail: martinfamily@hyper.net.nz Tue Aug 12 04:13:55 2003 Name: Christopher Martin Subject: Bartholomew Walsh b 1861, Ireland Surnames: Walsh Query: My great grandfather appears in the 1901 census for Ferndale,Rhondda Valley with the following information. Age 42 (ie born 1861):wife Mary A Walsh.Eldest child 19yrs therefore although born in Ireland,living in Wales(Swansea) by 1883. I am the grandchild of one of his seven daughters E-mail: kgwalsh4@bigpond.com Fri Aug 15 07:01:54 2003 Name: Karl Walsh Subject: George WALSH c 1873 Surnames: WALSH Query: Trying to find origins and parents of George(my grandfather) who I believe was born in Wollongong, New South Wales, married one Kathleen MARTIN believed born Mildura, South Australia and settled in Perth, Western Australia where George became the States largest cooperage owner in Wellington Street, until about 1930. I cannot seem to get into an Australian site, all attempts get me into U.S. sites. can you help please? Thanks E-mail: bandcwalsh@aol.com Fri Aug 15 13:55:01 2003

36. Cork Art History (1851-1875) a Fountain; D. Kelly, a Crucifixion, and Joseph Corbett, a p. 325 However, the painting by Fisher which drew Shiel s younger brother George, to whom he was http://www.crawfordartgallery.com/1851-1875.html

You are viewing: Home : Cork Art History (1851-1875) In June, J. E. Bosanquet placed an advertisment in the Examiner, announcing his annual visit to Cork, and his willingness to execute portrait miniatures on ivory, for one guinea and upward, at 62 Patrick Street. To prevent mistakes, 'Mr. B.' stressed that he had no professional connection with a young man of the same name, who was also canvassing for orders. This latter artist is doubtless the watercolourist J. E. Bosanquet, described by Strickland as 'slovenly and of little merit', who is represented by several charming Cork landscapes in the Crawford collection. [W. G. Strickland, Vol.1, p. 72] At Clonakilty, William Bence-Jones commenced building Lisselane, a house designed, in a simplified French chateau style, by Lewis Vulliamy. [M. Bence-Jones, p. 188] The 1852 Exhibition was by no means devoted solely to the fine arts. Three of the four transepts were given over to the display of, amongst other things, whiskey, ale, porter, pearl barley, 'Norton's Projectile Shells', hydraulic presses, Valentia slate, stuffed birds, wax flowers and Cork Ginghams. Most of the major Cork businesses and manufactories participated, while individuals such as Mr. Abraham Hargrave, of Ballynoe, an 'amateur mechanic', exhibited his improved batteries, and Daniel Sheehan showed a dinner service fired in Rostellan clay. [Cn. "The First Cork Exhibition" JCHAS, Vol. VI, 1900, pp. 224-233]

37. Cork Art History (1826-1850) one of a series of portraits of younger branches of the former leaning on the Right Worshipful Joseph Leycester, Mayor I allude to Mr. Fisher, of whom we have http://www.crawfordartgallery.com/1826-1850.html

You are viewing: Home : Cork Art History (1826-1850) The Royal Cork Institution and its School of Art had close connections with the private medical schools in Cork, connections which were not surprising since at that time it was mainly doctors of medicine who studied anatomy and received scientific training. Dr. Woodroffe's School of Anatomy on Warren Street was one of the more important private schools. The sculptor John Hogan, who was studying from the casts in the Institution at this time, carved a male and a female skeleton for Dr. Woodroffe, for use in teaching anatomy. These skeletons survived within living memory, but seem to have been gradually dismembered by students of the School of Art in this century, to the point where all that now survives in the collection of the Crawford is a skull, a spinal column, some leg bones and a foot: Slightly macabre but finely carved relics of one of the earliest medical schools in Ireland. Dr. Woodroffe wrote a letter to the managers of the Institution in June 1826: When the Society for promoting the Fine Arts existed as an independent body, I was in the habit (at their request) of delivering a course of lectures on Anatomy as connected with sculpture and painting. Since the junction of that Society with the Cork Institution these lectures have been discontinued. The students have lately applied to me by letter, deploring their want of means or opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of what they justly esteem the Basis of their Art, and requesting that I should again resume my labours; their solicitation I am inclined (with your permission) to yield to . . .[McSweeney and Reilly (Part 1), p. 30]

38. Untitled Document go by Barbara DICKSON with Archie Fisher Radio 2 2 YOUNG WILLIAM THE PLOUGHBOY GRAINGER 375 Joseph Taylor, Brigg younger YOU ARE THE BETTER YOU ARE, THE http://www.folktrax.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/menus/search for titles_you_z.htm

YOU ALL KNOW TOM MOODY - TOM MOODY YOU AND I - Love Song comp by Ewan McColl - - Martin WYNDHAM-READ: Radio 2 rec 12/11/87: CASS-0425 YOU AND ME "watching the day go by" - Barbara DICKSON with Archie FISHER: Radio 2 2/12/87: CASS-0432 YOU'RE ALL TOO DIRTY - " I'll tell you - you can't come into our street - I'll tell you" - (K) rhyme - - Dominic BEHAN of Dublin: TOPIC 12-T-41 1959 (says it belongs to a line game called " The King's Arrival ") YOU'RE DAFT YOU'RE POTTY - " you're made of treacle toffee - I like treacle toffee but I don't like you" - (K) Jeer Rhyme - - OLDHAM TINKERS: TOPIC 12-TS-276 1975 YOU'RE ME WEE GALLUS BLOKE NAE MAIR - GALLUS BLOKE YOU ARE MY DEAREST DEAR - comp by JR on the " " tune YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE Freddy JEWEL (tune on harmonica) rec by PK, Napoleon Inn, Boscastle, Cornwall 1975: YOU'RE NOTHING MORE TO ME - " Tonight we part forever" - ROUD#4329 - - Carter Family (trio)NY 6/6/38: 7"RTR-0313-4 YOU'RE RIGHT, MY LOVE

39. Untitled Document RIGHTEOUS Joseph When RJ wedded was - Carol - ROUD 1551 in his Vagabond Songs 1899 Archie Fisher (Voc/gtr CASTLE GARDENS - COLE younger - COUNTY TYRONE http://www.folktrax.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/menus/search for titles_rid_rob.htm

RIDDLE-COME - ME-RINKY-DOO - FERRYMAN'S DAUGHTER, THE RIDDLE SONG, THE - or RIDDLES WISELY EXPOUNDED - "I had four sisters sailed across the sea" - CHILD #1 - ROUD#161 - BS: " Go no more a-rushing " - D'URFEY 1698-1720 4 p129-32 - CHAPPELL NEA 1838 & PMOT 1858 " Lay the bent to the bonny broom " - MASON 1877 - REYNARDSON 1890 p45 " Damsel in the West" - BARING GOULD Ms#116 (a) J Helmore (b) W Nichols (c) R Hard (unpubl) " Don't go a rushing " - BARRETT EFS 1891 pp84-5 " Go no more a-rushing" " Lay the bent to the bonny broom " - MASON NRCS 1908 p31 Mitford family, Northumberland "There was a lady in the West " - WHITTAKER NCB 1921 - SHARP School 6 - SHARP-KARPELES CDC 1974 2 #407 p600 Mrs Ware, Over Stowey, Somerset 1907 " Don't you go a-rushing" - JFSS 3:11 1907 pp114-5 Hammond: J Burrows, Sherborne, Dorset 1906 - OPIE ODNR 1951 p386-8 - REEVES IP 1958 p169 Sharp: Miss Aimers at Stratford-on-Avon 1914 (see below - she rec for BBC in Dublin in 1959 for the BBC Cecil Sharp Commemorative Radio Progr) " Perry Merry Winkle Domine " - REEVES EC 1960 pp161-2: Hammond: J Burrows (w/o) "

40. Folk Music Index - Youg To Zz Young Lochinvar Mazzinghi, Joseph Mf - Monroe Is the Man. Young Reilly/Riley Rt - Youghal Harbor At - Reilly from the younger Generation Young Camp Singers. http://www.ibiblio.org/folkindex/y03.htm

Preceding Alphabetic Section Home Bottom of File Folk Music Index: Youg to Zz Yougal Quay Bays, Randall; and Joel Bernstein Pigtown Fling Foxglove FG 9601CD, CD (1996), cut#11c Youghal Harbor [ON1644/OND 861] Rt - Young Reilly/Riley Eochaill Mf - Boulavogue O'Neill, Francis and James / Dance Music of Ireland. 1001 Gems Walton's , Fol (1907), # 861 Krassen, Miles / O'Neill's Music of Ireland, New and Revised Oak , Fol (1976), p182 Butcher, Eddie Leader LED 2070, LP (1976), cut# 11 Delaney, Tommy; and May Keogh Rince - An Dara Ceim Gael-Linn CEF020, LP (196?), cut#B.09 (Cuan Eochaille) O'Neill, F. Capt. Francis O'Neill / O'Neill's Music of Ireland Collins , Fol (1903), #1633 Tolman, Newton F. Tolman, Newton F. / Nelson Music Collection Tolman , fol (1969), p14b Young A-Growing [Laws O35] Us - Trees They Do Grow High Young Alban and Almandy [Laws H15] - Upham, Thomas C. (Rev.) Us - Olban Young Albin [Laws H15] Us - Olban Young America - Pushee One Thousand Fiddle Tunes Cole , Fol (1940), p101 Young and Alive - Rose, Betsy

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