Selections from the Irish Quarterly Review: 1st ser. ...

FROM THE

IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

FIRST SERIES.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

CONTENTS OF VOL. III. PART I.
FINE ART CRITICISM.
HISTORY OF THE STREETS OF DUBLIN WITH ANECDOTES OF THE

CITY AND CITIZENS BEFORE THE UNION, BY J. T. GILBERT, Esq.

M. R. I. A., Nos. V. & VI.
CHARLES KENDAL BUSHE.
ENGLISH CONVIVIAL SONG WRITERS.
THE PEER AND THE POET–RUSSELL'S MEMOIRS OF MOORE.
REMINISCENCES OF AN EMIGRANT MILESIAN.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ALEXANDER DUMAS.
BARRY THE HISTORICAL PAINTER.
THE GARRET, THE CABIN, AND THE JAIL.
THE HARP OF THE NORTH :-MOTHERWELL, HOGG, WILSON, BAILLIE,

MACKNISH, MOIR, AIRD, AYTOUN, AND ALEXANDER SMITH.
MOORE'S JOURNALS AND CORRESPONDENCE.

DUBLIN:
WILLIAM B. KELLY, 8, GRAFTON-STREET.

1857.

ADVERTISEMENT.

In issuing the present selection from the IRISH QUARTERLY Review,

the Publisher begs to state that the First Series contains that

portion of the Journal, commencing with the second number, and ending with the twelfth; embracing among many other interesting articles, those papers illustrative of " The History of the Streets of Dublin, by J. T. GILBERT, Esq., M.R.I.A.” He has been induced