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Older Printed Books Collection: Works About /Cited

Items printed and published before 1850.

Works About/Citing

Anonymous. "Two famous Cork numismatists. I. Richard Sainthill, II. John Lindsay." Ser. 2, 4.39 (1898): 198-204.

Lindsay, John. A view of the coinage of Ireland, from the invasion of the Danes to the reign of George IV. Cork: Printed by L.H. Bolster, 1839.
Lindsay, John. A view of the coinage of Scotland. Cork: Printed by Messrs Bolster, 1845.
Sainthill, Richard. An olla podrida, or, Scraps, numismatic, antiquarian and literary. London: Printed (for private circulation only) by Nichols and Son, 1853-1844.
Sainthill, Richard. The use of the Samaritan language by the Jews until the reign of Hadrian, deduced from the coins of Judea. [London]: [Royal Numismatic Society], [1851].

Barry, John and Hiram Morgan, eds. Great Deeds in Ireland: Richard Stanihurst's De Rebus in Hibernia Gestis. Cork: Cork UP, 2013. [Richard Stanihurst's De Rebus in Hibernia Gestis]

Bateman, Dilys. "A Cork man and a controversial Bible: McNamara and the Rhemish notes." Long Room 39 (1994): 32-38. [The Holy Catholic Bible : containing the whole of the books in the sacred Scriptures; translated from the Latin Vulgate, the Old Testament, first published at the English college, at Doway, A.D. 1609]

J. P. D. "With pen and pencil around Cork." Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society Ser. 1, Vol. 3.26 (1894): 30-33.

Sainthill, Richard. An olla podrida, or, Scraps, numismatic, antiquarian and literary. London: Printed (for private circulation only) by Nichols and Son, 1853-1844.
Windele, John. Historical and descriptive notices of the city of Cork, and its vicinity: Gougaun Barra, Glengariff, and Killarney. Cork : Messrs. Bolster, 1840.

McCracken, Eileen. “The Cork Botanic Gardens.” Garden History 8.1 (1980): 41–45. via JSTOR. [Gardener's Chronicle]

McCarthy, J.P., "In search of Cork's collecting traditions: from Kilcrea's Library to the Boole Library of today." Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society 100 (1995): 29-46.

K'eogh, John. Botanalogia universalis Hibernica. Corke: Printed and sold by George Harrison at the corner of Meeting house Lane, 1735.
Rogers, Joseph. An essay on epidemic diseases: and more particularly on the endemial epidemics of the city of Cork, such as fevers and small-pox. Dublin: Printed by S. Powell for W. Smith, bookseller, at the Hercules in Dame's-street, 1734.