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  Mad Nancy, the Fenian fortune-teller : a tale of the Irish Republic

  L. Augustus Jones

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  The republican proclamation of Easter Monday, 1916 : a paper read before the Bibliographical Society of Ireland, 25th March, 1935

  Joseph J. Bouch

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  The Best Irish jokes

  Clement Wood

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  Here's Ireland

  Harold Speakman

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  That tumble-down shack in Athlone

  Monte Carlo

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  Drogheda [map].: Ordnance Survey road map

  Ordnance Survey Office

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  My own home town in Ireland

  Alfred Solman

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  A broadside

  E. C. Yeats, The Cuala Press

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  The immortal It's a long, long way to Tipperary

  Jack Judge

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  Come back to Erin

  Claribel

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  Moondyne : a story of convict life in Australia

  John Boyle O'Reilly

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  Bedelia : the Irish coon song serenade, March and two-step, introducing "He was a sailor"

  Jean Schwartz

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  Poor Paddy, or, The adventures of a wild Irish boy

  Fred Thorpe

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  Cooper's Irish dialect readings and recitations.

  George Cooper

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  Murphy's pets : fifty recipes for cooking potatoes

  DeWitt C. Owen

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  Why is Ireland again a mendicant? an address delivered before the Philo-Celtic society, at the Cooper Institute, in the city of New York, March 4th, 1880

  George Shea

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  Blanid Aided Conroi maic Dairi (Irish saga)

  Robert Dwyer Joyce

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  Bad whiskey : a comic Irish sketch, in one scene

  Sam Rickey

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  The Mulligan guard

  Edward Harrigan

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  The mysterious murder, or, Crohoore of the Billhook : a story of old Ireland

  Michael Banim

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  Pat Malloy

  John P. Cooke

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  The Fenians, or, Neil O'Connor's triumph : a story of old Ireland and young America

  J. W. McCartney

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  Temptation, or, The Irish emigrant : a comic drama in two acts

  John Brougham

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  Robert Emmet, the martyr of Irish liberty. An historical drama in three acts

  James Pilgrim

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  The limerick boy; or, Paddy's mischief. An original farce, in one act.

  James Pilgrim