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The Cuala Press (originally the Dun Emer Press, 1903 – 1907) was a private press operated by Elizabeth

Yeats, sister of William Butler Yeats, from 1903 to 1940. After Elizabeth Yeats’ death in 1940, the press was

run by Esther Ryan and Marie Gill until its demise in 1946. Inspired by William Morris’ Arts and Crafts

Movement, the press published works by writers associated with the Irish Literary Revival.

The Irish Collection of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library at the Ohio State University Libraries owns

over eighty percent of the titles published by the Cuala Press.

Bolded items = OSU Rare books

[N.B.: Although altered for OSU’s specific needs, the source of this list is from the University of Florida’s

web site at http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/rarebook/cuala/cuala.htm.]

DUN EMER PRESS

1903-1907

1. Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939.

In the seven woods: being poems of the Irish heroic age

Dundrum [Ire.] The Dun Emer press, 1903.

2 p.l., 63, [1] p. 22 cm.

2. Russell, George William, 1867-1935.

The nuts of knowledge, lyrical poems old and new.

[Dundrum, Ire., The Dun Emer press, 1903].

3. Hyde, Douglas, 1860-

The love songs of Connacht, being the fourth chapter of the songs of Connacht, collected and

translated by Douglas Hyde.

[Dundrum, Dun Emer press, 1904]

127 p., 22 cm.


Stories of Red Hanrahan

Dundrum, The Dun Emer press, 1904.

3 p.l., 56, [1] p. 1 illus. 22 cm.

5. Johnson, Lionel Pigot, 1867-1902.

Twenty one poems written by Lionel Johnson / selected by William Butler Yeats.

Dundrum : The Dun Emer Press, 1904.

30 p. ; 22 cm.

6. Magee, William Kirkpatrick.

Some essays and passages by John Eglinton [pseud.], selected by William Butler Yeats.

Dundrum, Ire.: Dun Emer Press, 1905.

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7. Allingham, William, 1824-1889.

Sixteen poems, by William Allingham. Selected by William Butler Yeats.

[Dundrum [Ire.] The Dun Emer press, 1905.

2 p.l., 34, [1] p. 22 cm.

8. Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932.

A book of saints and wonders put down here by Lady Gregory according to the old writings

and memory of the people of Ireland.

Dundrum, Ire. : The Dun Emer Press, 1906.

99 p. ; 21 cm.

9. Russell, George William, 1867-1935.

By still waters; lyrical poems old and new by A. E.

Dundrum (Ire.): The Dun Emer Press, 1906.

[9], 3-33 p. 21 cm.

10. Tynan, Katharine, 1861-1931.

Twenty one poems; selected by W.B. Yeats.

Dundrum [Ire.] Dun Emer press, 1907.

3 p.l., 32, [1] p. 22 cm.


Discoveries; a volume of essays by William Butler Yeats.

Dundrum [Ire.] Dun Emer press, 1907.

3 p. ?., 43 p., 1 ?., 22 cm.

CUALA PRESS

1908-1946

In 1908, Elizabeth Yeats took over the press and renamed it Cuala as Evelyn Gleeson retained the

Dun Emer name for the textile aspect of the enterprise.

12. Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939

Poetry and Ireland; essays by W. B. Yeats and Lionel Johnson.

Churchtown, Dundrum, Cuala Press, 1908.

1 p. l., 53, [1] p. 22 cm.

13. Synge, J. M. (John Millington), 1871-1909

Poems and translations, by John M. Synge.

Churchtown, [Ire.] Cuala Press, 1909.

xiii, 46 p. 22 cm.

14. Synge, J.M. (John Millington), 1871-1909.

Deirdre of the sorrows; a play

Churchtown [Ire.] Cuala press, 1910.

4 p. l., 78, [1] p. 22 cm.


The green helmet, and other poems.

Churchtown, The Cuala press, 1910.

32 p. 22 cm.


Synge and the Ireland of his time

Churchtown, Dundrum, The Cuala press, 1911.

4 p.l., 42. [1] p. l l. 22 cm.

17. Dunsany, Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Baron, 1878-1957.

Selections from the writings of Lord Dunsany.

Churchtown, Dundrum, The Cuala Press, 1912.

9 p. l., 98, [1] p. 22 cm.


A selection from the love poetry of William Butler Yeats.

Churchtown, Dundrum [Ire.] The Cuala press, 1913.

4p.l., 29, [1] p. 22 cm.

19. Dowden, Edward, 1843-1913.

A woman’s reliquary.

Churchtown, The Cuala Press, 1913.

8 p., leaf, [1]-58 p., 7 leaves 20.9 cm.


Responsibilities: poems and a play, by William Butler Yeats.

Churchtown [Ire.]Dundrum [Ire.] The Cuala Press, 1914

4 p. l., 74, [7] p., 1 l . 22 cm.

21. Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941.

The post office, a play, by Rabindranath Tagore.


37 p. 21 cm.

22. Masefield, John, 1878-1967.

John M. Synge: a few personal recollections, with biographical notes.

Churchtown, Dundrum Ire. The Cuala press, 1915.

2 p.l., 34 p. 1 l. 22 cm.


Reveries over childhood and youth.

Churchtown, Dundrum [Ire.] The Cuala press, 1915.

127p. 22cm.

24. Fenollosa, Ernest Francisco, 1853-1908, tr.

Certain noble plays of Japan: from the manuscripts of Ernest Fennolosa, chosen and finished

by Ezra Pound, with an introduction by William Butler Yeats.


2 p.l., xviii, [3], 48, [3] p. 22 cm.

25. Yeats, John Butler, 1839-1922.

Passages from the letters of John Butler Yeats: selected by Ezra Pound.


60p. 22cm.


The wild swan at Coole.

Churchtown, Dundrum The Cuala press, 1917.

46p. 21cm.

27. Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932.

The Kiltartan poetry book;

Churchtown, Dundrum, Cuala press, 1918.

1 p.l., x, [1] p., 1 l., 51 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Two plays for dancers

[Churchtown, Dundrum, Ire.] The Cuala press, 1919.

2 p.l., 38 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Further letters of John Butler Yeats:

Churchtown, Dundrum. The Cuala press, 1920.

2 p.l., 81 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Michael Robartes and the dancer.


4 p.l., 34, [1] p. 22 cm.


Four years.


91 p. 22cm.


Seven poems and a fragment, by William Butler Yeats.

Dundrum, The Cuala Press, 1922.

2 p. l., 24 p., 1 l. 21 cm.


Early memories; some chapters of autobiography.


98 p. 22 cm.

34. Gogarty, Oliver St. John, 1878-1957.

An offering of swans.

Dublin: The Cuala Press, 1923.

[4], 25, [3] p. ; 22 cm.


The cat and the moon and certain poems:

Dublin, Ire. The Cuala press, 1924.

3 p.l., 41 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


The bounty of Sweden: a meditation, and a lecture delivered before the Royal Swedish

academy and certain notes by William Butler Yeats.

Dublin, Ire., The Cuala press, 1925.

2 p. l., 53, [1> p., 1 l. 22 cm.

37. Flower, Robin, 1881-1946, tr.

Love’s bitter-sweet: translations from the Irish poets of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries


4 p.l., 34, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Estrangement: being some fifty thoughts from a diary kept by Willam Butler Yeats in the year

nineteen hundred and nine.

Dublin, The Cuala press, 1926.

39 p. 21 cm.

39. Parnell, Thomas, 1679-1718.

Poems. Selected by Lennox Robinson.

Dublin, Cuala Press, 1927.

[ix] 31p. 21cm.


October blast, by William Butler Yeats.

Dublin, Ire., The Cuala Press, 1927.

2 p. l., 24, [1] p. 1 l. 22 cm.


The death of Synge, and other passages from an old diary.

Dublin, The Cuala press, 1928.

34 p. 22 cm.

42. Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958.

A little anthology of modern Irish verse / selected by Lennox Robinson.

Dublin : Cuala Press, 1928.

34 p. ; 22 cm.


A packet for Ezra Pound, by William Butler Yeats.

Dublin, Ireland, The Cuala Press, 1929.

1 p. l., 37, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

44. Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852.

Lyrics and satires from Tom Moore; selected by Seán O’Faoláin.

Dublin, Ire., Cuala Press, 1929.

7 p.l., 51, [1] p., 1 l. incl. 5 pl. 22 cm.


Wild apples : Oliver Gogarty, with preface by William Butler Yeats.

Dublin: The Cuala press, 1930.

46. Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932.

Coole, by Lady Gregory.


[4], 49, [2] p. 22 cm.


Stories of Michael Robartes and his friends: an extract from a record made by his pupils.


2 p.l., 45, [1] p. plates. 22 cm.

48. O’Connor, Frank, 1903-1966 tr.

The wild bird’s nest: poems from the Irish.


4 p.l., 39 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Words for music perhaps and other poem.


3 p.l., 41, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

50. Rossi, Mario Manlio.

Pilgrimage in the West:


4 p.l., 51, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

51. Higgins, Frederick Robert, 1896-1941.

Arable holdings : poems / by F. R. Higgins.

Dublin, Ireland : The Cuala Press, 1933.

[8], 42, [1] p. ; 22 cm.


The words upon the window pane: a play in one act, with notes upon the play and its subject,

by William Butler Yeats.


4 p. l., 58 p., 1 l. 22 cm.


The king of the great clock tower, commentaries and poems.


4 p.l., 44, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

821.91 Y41k 1934


Dramatis personae.


1 p.l., 88, [1] p. 22 cm.

55. Broadsides : a collection of old and new songs, 1935 / songs by W.B. Yeats [and others] ;

illustrations by Jack B. Yeats [and others] ; music by Arthur Duff.

Dublin, Ire. : Cuala Press, 1935.

[56] p. : col. Ill., music ; 30 cm.

56. [Russell, George William], 1867-1935.

Some passages from the letters of AE to W. B. Yeats.


2 p.l., 62, [2] p. 22 cm.


Essays, 1931-1936.


viii, 136 p. ; 22 cm.

58. Broadsides, a collection of new Irish and English songs, 1937 / Songs by W.B. Yeats [et al.] ;

Illus. by Jack B. Yeats … [et al.] ; music by W.J. Turner … [et al.]


[54] p. : all col. Ill. ; 30 cm.


New poems:.


2 p.l., 38, [1] p. [5] p. (music) ; 1 l. 22 cm.

60. O’Connor, Frank, 1903-1966, tr.

Lords and commons translations from the Irish.


2 p.l., 40, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Last poems and two plays, by William Butler Yeats.


2 p. l., 58, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Elbow room.


2 p.l., 32 p., 1 l. 22 cm.

After Elizabeth Corbet Yeats death on January 16, 1940, the press was managed by Georgie Yeats,

W. B. Yeats’ wife.

63. MacNeice, Louis, 1907-1963.

The last ditch, by Louis MacNeice.


4 p. l., 33, [1] p., 1 l. 21.5 cm.

64. O’Connell, Eileen, b. ca. 1743.

A lament for Art O’Leary: translated from the Irish by Frank O’Connor, with six illustrations

by Jack B. Yeats, R. H. A.


[19] p. 1 col. Illus., 5 col. Pl. 29 cm.


If I were four-and-twenty, by William Butler Yeats.


2 p. l., 67, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

66. Masefield, John, 1878-1967.

Some memories of W. B. Yeats.


67. MacDonagh, Donagh.

Veterans and other poems.


3 p.l., 33, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

68. Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950.

Florence Farr, Bernard Shaw and W. B. Yeats.


69. O’Connor, Frank, 1903-1966.

Three tales.


2 p.l., 41 p., 1 l. 22 cm.

70. Kavanagh, Patrick, 1904-1967.

The great hunger.


33 p. 21 cm.

71. Bowen, Elizabeth, 1899-1973.

Seven winters.


1 p.l., 57 p., 1 l. 22 cm.

72. Yeats, Jack Butler, 1871-1957.

La la noo.

Dublin, Ireland, The Cuala press, 1943.

3 p.l., 52 p., 1 l. 22 cm.

73. O’Connor, Frank, 1903-1966.

A picture book, by Frank O’Connor. Illustrated by Elizabeth Rivers.

Dublin : Cuala Press, 1943.

74. Dafydd ap Gwilym, 14th

cent.

Selected poems; translated by Nigel Heseltine, with a preface by Frank O’Connor.


4 p. l., 44, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.


Pages from a diary written in nineteen hundred and thirty.


2 p.l., 57, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

76. Hutton, Anna Maria, d. 1853.

The love story of Thomas Davis told in the letters of Annie Hutton.


1 p. 1., xiv, 17, [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

77. Rivers, Elizabeth.

Stranger in Aran.


1 p.l., 77 p., 1 l. incl. illus. (1 col.) plates (part col.) col. Pl. 22 cm.

UNNUMBERED PUBLICATIONS

Dix, E. R. McC. (Ernest Reginald McClintock), 1857-1936.

List of books and pamphlets printed in Strabane, co. Tyrone, in the eighteenth century.

2nd

. Ed.

Dundrum: Dun Emer Press, 1908.

32 p. ; 20 cm.

A Broadside…

Dundrum, Ireland, E. C. Yeats, The Cuala Press.

Began publication with 1, June 1908 and ceased with 7, May 1915.

Issued monthly.

No.1 [June 1908] published by Dun Emer Press.

[Holdings include: June – May, 1908 – 1909, Nos. 1 – 12 (1st year); 1909 – 1910, 1 – 12 (2

nd

year); 1910 – 1911, 1 – 12 (3rd

year); 1911 – 1912, 1 – 12 (4th

year); 1912 – 1913, 1 – 12 (5th

year); August 1913, No. 3 (6th

year].

[N.B. lacking: June – July, 1913, Nos. 1 – 2, September – May, 1913- 1914, Nos. 4 – 12 (6th

year);

June – May, 1914 – 1915, Nos. 1 – 12 (7th

year).]

Saint Patrick’s breastplate.

Dublin : Cuala Press, [1920].

[10] p. : ill. ; 16 cm.

Cuala Press.

The Dun Emer Press …, the Cuala Press … : a complete list of books, pamplhets, leaflets and

broadsides / printed by Miss Yeats ; with some notes bythe compiler.

[Edinburgh] : Privately printed, 1932.

65, [1] p. : ill. Port. ; 22 cm.

Preface signed: William Maxwell.

Although not printed at the press, it is the first bibliography of the Dun Emer and Cuala Press.

Printed in an edition of 30.

Donaghy, John Lyle.

Into the light, and other poems.


5 p. l., 85 [1] p., 1 l. 22 cm.

Privately printed for the author.

Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939

Poems.

Dublin, Ireland : The Cuala Press, 1935.

[2], 9, [2] ; 17 cm.

Privately printed in an edition of 30 for Eleanor Lady Yarrow.

Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939.

On the boiler.

Dublin, Published by the Cuala press, [1939]

46 p. 25 cm.

“Printed by Alex. Thom & Co., Ltd. Dublin.”

The only publication of the press not printed by the press.

Yeats, Lily, 1866-1949.

Elizabeth Corbet Yeats.

[Dublin Cuala Press, 1940]

[4] p. 23 cm.

A tribute to E. C. Yeats by her sister.

PRINTS

Cuala Press.

[Thirty six woodcut broadsides, most hand-colored, several by Jack Yeats.]

Dublin : Dun Emer : Cuala Press, [19--]

Broadsides vary in size, two duplicates.

821.08 C961t Folio

The prints were produced from 1906-1939.

Cuala Press Broadside Collection

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[N.B.: The Broadside Collection list derives from the Villanova University collection at

http://digital.library.villanova.edu]

Campeachy Picture

Date: 1908-06-00

Creator: Masefield, John, 1878-1967.

Broadside. June 1908. Number 1, 1st year. Provides the poems, Campeachy Picture by John

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Masefield, and The Travelling Circus, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image, The Travelling Circus.

Lamentation of Hugh Reynolds

Date: 1908-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1908. Number 2, 1st year. Provides lyrics to the song, The Lamentation of

Hugh Reynolds, and the poem, The Ancient Mare, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains The Whirly Horses image.

The Swordsman To His Sword

Date: 1908-08-00

Creator: Rhys, Ernest, 1859-1946.

Broadside. August 1908. Number 3, 1st year. Provides the poem, The Swordsman to His Sword

by Ernest Rhys, with accompanying illustration. Also contains the images, Tramps and A

Youthful Pirate.

Bring wine, and oil, and barley cakes,

Date: 1908-09-00

Creator: MacGowan, Wolfe T.

Broadside. September 1908. Number 4, 1st year. Provides the poem, Bring Wine, and Oil, and

Barley Cakes by Wolfe T. Macgowan, and the ballad, My Name Is Mr. Israel Hands with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Charioteer.

Of One Journeying

Date: 1908-10-00

Creator: Guthrie, James, b. 1874.Rhys, Ernest, 1859-1946.

Broadside. October 1908. Number 5, 1st year. Provides the poems, Of One Journeying by

James Guthrie, and In The Train: Portrait of a Navvy by Ernest Rhys, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Wake House.

The Rio Grande Capstan Chanty

Date: 1908-11-00

Creator: Stephens, James, 1882-1950.

Broadside. November 1908. Number 6, 1st year. Provides lyrics to the song, The Rio Grande

Capstan Chanty, and the poem, Where the Demons Grin by James Stephens, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image Boney's Oraculum.

Once upon a time

Date: 1908-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1908. Number 7, 1st year. Provides the poems, Once upon a time, and

Rhymes of the Gitanos with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Harlequin.

Theodore To His Grandson

Date: 1909-01-00








Creator: MacGowan, Wolfe T.Stephens, James, 1882-1950.

Broadside. January 1909. Number 8, 1st year. Provides the poems, Theodore to His Grandson

by Wolfe T. macGowan, and Why Thomas Cam Was Grumpy by James Stephens, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Pugilists.

World

Date: 1909-02-00

Creator: Guthrie, James, b. 1874.

Broadside. February 1909. Number 9, 1st year. Provides lyrics to the song, World, and the

poem, Peter Grumpy by James Guthrie, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image Fleet Street London.

To His Sonne

Date: 1909-03-00

Creator: Raleigh, Walter, Sir, 1552?-1618.Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910.

Broadside. March 1909. Number 10, 1st year. Provides the poem, To His Sonne by Sir Walter

Raleigh, and the song, The Battle Hymn of the Republic by Julia W. Howe, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Trotting Donkey.

An Advice

Date: 1909-04-00

Creator:

Broadside. April 1909. Number 11, 1st year. Provides the poems, An Advice (translated from

the Irish) and Barney Buntling with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Pirate Joins His Ship.

Gossip

Date: 1909-05-00


Broadside. May 1909. Number 12, 1st year. Provides the poems, Gossip by James Guthrie, and

Willy Leonard, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Camelopard.

The Gay Old Hag

Date: 1909-06-00

Creator: O'Sullivan, Seamus, 1879-1958.

Broadside. June 1909. Number 1, 2nd year. Provides lyrics to the song, The Gay Old Hag, and

the poem, Rags and Bones by Seumas O'Sullivan, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image A Shop in Sailor Town.

A Warning

Date: 1909-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1909. Number 2, 2nd year. Provides the poem, A Warning (translated from

Irish by Lady Gregory), and the ballad, Cavan Races, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, The Stage Irishman.







The Young Lady's Lamentation For The Loss of Her True Love

Date: 1909-08-00


Broadside. August 1909. Number 3, 2nd year. Provides the song, The Young Lady's

Lamentation For The Loss of Her True Love, and the poem, To A Painter on a Scaffold by

James Guthrie, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Loot.

Lines Written on The Liberation of Barrett

Date: 1909-09-00

Creator:

Broadside. September 1909. Number 4, 2nd year. Provides lyrics to the song, Lines Written on

The Liberation of Barrett, with an accompanying illustration. Also contains the image, The

Play Boy.

Ambition in Cuffe Street

Date: 1909-10-00


Broadside. October 1909. Number 5, 2nd year. Provides the poems, Ambition in Cuffe Street

by Seumas O'Sullivan, and Miss Sheridan's Coffee, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The End of the World.

By Memory Inspired

Date: 1909-11-00

Creator: Kearney, T.

Broadside. November 1909. Number 6, 2nd year. Provides the poem, By Memory Inspired by

T. Kearney, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains The Lameth School of Arms

image.

The Cherry Tree Carol

Date: 1909-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1909. Number 7, 2nd year. Provides the songs, The Cherry Tree Carol,

and The Collier, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Harlequinade.

Magdalene

Date: 1910-01-00

Creator: Kingsley, Henry, 1830-1876.

Broadside. January 1910. Number 8, 2nd year. Provides the poem, Magdalene by Henry

Kingsley, and lyrics to the song, Leave Her Johnny, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, The Horse Auction.

Lament For The Death of Owen Roe O'Neil

Date: 1910-02-00

Creator: Davis, Thomas Osborne, 1814-1845.

Broadside. February 1910. Number 9, 2nd year. Provides the poem, Lament for the Death of








Owen Roe O'Neil by Thomas Davis, with accompanying illustration. Also contains the

images, Grandpapa's Hunting and The Fair of Barnet.

Funerals

Date: 1910-03-00


Broadside. March 1910. Number 10, 2nd year. Provides the poems, Funerals by Seumas

O'Sullivan, and The Cottager's Daughter, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, Greenford Races.

The Adventures of Seumas Beg The Visit From Abroad

Date: 1910-04-00


Broadside. April 1910. Number 11, 2nd year. Provides the poems, The Adventures of Seumas

Beg: The Visit From Abroad by James Stephens, and The Adventures of Seumas Beg In The

Orchard by James Stephens, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Pilot.

The Press-Gang

Date: 1910-05-00

Creator:

Broadside. May 1910. Number 12, 2nd year. Provides the poems, The Press-Gang and Galway

Races with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Theodore The Pirate.

The Adventures of Seumas Beg Treasure Trove

Date: 1910-06-00

Creator: Stephens, James, 1882-1950.McGowan, R. E.

Broadside. June 1910. Number 1, 3rd year. Provides the poems, The Adventures of Seumas

Beg: Treasure Trove by James Stephens, and A Young Man's Fancy by R.E. McGowan,

with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, And Though They Sleep in

Dungeons Deep

The Salcombe Seaman's Flaunt to the Proud Pirate

Date: 1910-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1910. Number 2, 3rd year. Provides the song, The Salcombe Seaman's

Flaunt to the Proud Pirate, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Pirates Ashore

Donnelly and Cooper

Date: 1910-08-00

Creator:

Broadside. August 1910. Number 3, 3rd year. Provides the song, Donnelly and Cooper with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Informer.







The Spy

Date: 1910-09-00


Broadside. September 1910. Number 4, 3rd year. Provides the poem, The Spy by James

Stephens, and the song, Young Napoleon, or the Bunch of Roses, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Tumbler.

Bold Belfast Shoemaker

Date: 1910-10-00

Creator:

Broadside. October 1910. Number 5, 3rd year. Provides the song, Bold Belfast Shoemaker,

with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Sarsfield.

A Moral Ballad of the Plague of Eyam, 1666

Date: 1910-11-00

Creator: MacNamara, Francis, 1811-ca. 1868.

Broadside. November 1910. Number 6, 3rd year. Provides lyrics to the song, A Moral Ballad of

the Plague of Eyam, 1666 by Francis Macnamara, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, The Hurley Player.

A Longford Ballad

Date: 1910-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1910. Number 7, 3rd year. Provides the song, A Longford Ballad, and

the poem, The Time of Day, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Petrified Man.

The Sailor

Date: 1911-01-00

Creator:

Broadside. January 1911. Number 8, 3rd year. Provides the poem, The Sailor, and the song,

Roll the Cotton Down (Halliards Chanty) with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image, A Small Fair.

The Jolly Rake of All Trades

Date: 1911-02-00

Creator:

Broadside. February 1911. Number 9, 3rd year. Provides the song, The Jolly Rake of All

Trades, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Jolly Mud.

John Morrissey and the Russian Sailor

Date: 1911-03-00

Creator:

Broadside. March 1911. Number 10, 3rd year. Provides the song, John Morrissey and the

Russian Sailor, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Hobby Horses.








Treasure

Date: 1911-04-00

Creator:

Broadside. April 1911. Number 11, 3rd year. Provides the songs, Treasure, and Up! A Vernal

Ode, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, A Running Ground in the East

End of London.

The 'Adventurer's Oaths' from the Cardboard Drama of Esmeralda Grande

Date: 1911-05-00

Creator: Colum, Padraic, 1881-1972.

Broadside. May 1911. Number 12, 3rd year. Provides the poems, The

'Adventurer's Oaths' from the Cardboard Drama of Esmeralda Grande

and Felix Tournour's Satire (from Thomas Muskerry by Padraic Colum) with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Romantic Shades.

Nelson Street

Date: 1911-06-00


Broadside. June 1911. Number 1, 4th year. Provides the poems, Nelson Street by Seumas

O'Sullivan, and Captain Kidd, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image, Italian Marionettes New York.

Blow Bullies Blow

Date: 1911-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1911. Number 2, 4th year. Provides lyrics to the song, Blow Bullies Blow

(Halliards Chanty), with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Derby Day.

The Deserter's Meditation

Date: 1911-08-00

Creator: Curran, John Philpot 1750-1817.

Broadside. August 1911. Number 3, 4th year. Provides the poem, The Deserter's

Meditation by John Philpot Curran, and the song, A Treason Song, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Sleeper.

The Petition of Tom Dermody to the Three Fates in Council Sitting

Date: 1911-09-00


Broadside. September 1911. Number 4, 4th year. Provides the poem, The Petition of Tom

Dermody to the Three Fates in Council Sitting by Wolf T. MacGowan, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Old Slave.

The Bold Privateer

Date: 1911-10-00


Broadside. October 1911. Number 5, 4th year. Provides the song, The Bold Privateer, and the








poem, Drum and Fife by James Guthrie, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image, Circus People.

Carricknabanna

Date: 1911-11-00


Broadside. November 1911. Number 6, 4th year. Provides the poem, Carricknabanna by

Padraic Colum, and the song, The Banks of the Sacremento, with accompanying illustrations.

Also contains the image, Marionettes.

The Flash Frigate

Date: 1911-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1911. Number 7, 4th year. Provides the poems, The Flash Frigate, and

From a Sligo Race Ballad, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Pirate Sentry.

Seamus A-Righ

Date: 1912-01-00

Creator:

Broadside. January 1912. Number 8, 4th year. Provides the poems, Seamus A-Righ, and The

Blackbird with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Old Buccaneer.

The Night Before Larry was Stretched

Date: 1912-02-00

Creator:

Broadside. February 1912. Number 9, 4th year. Provides the poem, The Night before Larry

was Stretched, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Ringmaster.

The Bard on the Bodach

Date: 1912-03-00


Broadside. March 1912. Number 10, 4th year. Provides the poems The Bard on the Bodach,

and She Moved through the Fair by Padraic Colum, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, Marionettes.

The Lone Woman

Date: 1912-04-00


Broadside. April 1912. Number 11, 4th year. Provides the poem, The Lone Woman by Padraic

Colum, and the song, Along Time Ago (Halliards Chanty), with accompanying illustrations.

Also contains the image, A Western Ocean Beau.







Die We Must

Date: 1912-05-00

Creator: MacGowan, Wolfe T.Raftery, Anthony, 1784-1835.

Broadside. May 1912. Number 12, 4th year. Provides the poems, Die We Must by Wolfe T.

MacGowan, and The Coming of Spring, translated from the Irish of Raftery's County

Mayo, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Jones's Road Dublin.

Haul Away O

Date: 1912-06-00

Creator:

Broadside. June 1912. Number 1, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the songs, Haul Away O, and The

Rakes of Mallow, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image: The Old Actor.

I will not sit on the grass, she said

Date: 1912-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1912. Number 2, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, I Will Not Sit on the

Grass, She Said, and the toasts, The Midland Toast and The Connacht Toast, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains The Dancing Stevedores image.

The Convict of Clonmell

Date: 1912-08-00

Creator: Callanan, James Joseph.

Broadside. August 1912. Number 3, 5th year. Provides the poem, The Convict of Clonmell by

James Joseph Callanan (translated from Irish), and lyrics to the song, My Love Johnny, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image: The Fair of Carricknagat.

The Cowboy's Lament

Date: 1912-09-00

Creator:

Broadside. September 1912. Number 4, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, The

Cowboy's Lament (later recorded as The Streets of Laredo), accompanied by

illustrations of cowboys. Also contains the image, Farmers at the Fair.

My Bonny Labouring Boy

Date: 1912-10-00

Creator: Macnamara, Francis, 1884-1946.

Broadside. October 1912. Number 5, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, My Bonny

Labouring Boy, and the poem, The Polish Girl by Francis Macnamara, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Bang-the-Door Boys.

Fuller and Warren

Date: 1912-11-00

Creator:

Broadside. November 1912. Number 6, 5th year. Provides the lyrics of the song, Fuller and

Warren, with accompanying illustrations. Also includes Wheel of fortune image.








I thank you ma'am

Date: 1912-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1912. Number 7, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, I Thank You

Ma'am, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains Tumblers at the Circus image.

Child's Fancy Dead Letters

Date: 1913-01-00

Creator: O'Sullivan, Seumas, 1879-1958.

Broadside. January 1913. Number 8, 5th year. Provides the poem, Child's Fancy Dead

Letters by Seumas O'Sullivan, and lyrics to the song, Dan Donnelly, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, Haute Ecole Act.

The Boys of Mullabaun

Date: 1913-02-00

Creator:

Broadside. February 1913. Number 9, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the songs, The Boys of

Mullabaun, and The Lambs on the Green Hills Stood Gazing on Me, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image: The Forester.

The Old Chisholm Trail

Date: 1913-03-00

Creator:

Broadside. March 1913. Number 10, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, The Old Chisholm

Trail, with accompanying illustrations of cowboys.

John Francois (Halliard Chanty)

Date: 1913-04-00

Creator: Mac Eoin, Eoin.

Broadside. April 1913. Number 11, 5th year. Provides lyrics to the song, John Francois

(Halliard Chanty), and the poem, The Drivers in the Sunset Race by Eoin Mac Eoin, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image: The Rogues.

All day long, in unrest

Date: 1913-05-00

Creator:

Broadside. May 1913. Number 12, 5th year. Provides the poem beginning, "All day long, in

unrest" and the lyrics to the song, The Baby House, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, The Shanachie.

The Tin Ware Lass

Date: 1913-06-00

Creator: McCall, Patrick Joseph, 1861-1919.

Broadside. June 1913. Number 1, 6th year. Provides the song, The Tin Ware Lass by P.J.

McCall, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Villain Dying.








Granuaile

Date: 1913-07-00

Creator:

Broadside. July 1913. Number 2, 6th year. Provides the song, Granuaile, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, Two Tinkers.

Napoleon Buonaparte's Farewell to Paris

Date: 1913-08-00


Broadside. August 1913. Number 3, 6th year. Provides the poems, Napoleon

Buonaparte's Farewell to Paris, and The Gara River by Wolfe T. MacGowan, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Tatooer's Shop on the Quays

of Dublin.

The Sorrowful Lamentation of Callaghan, Greally, and Mullen Killed at the Fair of

Turloughmore

Date: 1913-09-00

Creator:

Broadside. September 1913. Number 4, 6th year. Provides the songs, The Sorrowful

Lamentation of Callaghan, Greally, and Mullen Killed at the Fair of Turloughmore, and The

Maid of Amsterdam (Capstan Chanty) with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the

image, The Circus Wagon.

The Drinaun Donn

Date: 1913-10-00

Creator: Dermody, Thomas, 1775-1802.

Broadside. October 1913. Number 5, 6th year. Provides the poems, The Drinaun Donn, and A

Ballad by Thomas Dermody, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, First

Time Round.

The Coolun

Date: 1913-11-00

Creator:

Broadside. November 1913. Number 6, 6th year. Provides the poems, The Coolun, and The

Red Man's Wife with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Brothers

John and Henry Sheares.

Bold Captain Freney

Date: 1913-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1913. Number 7, 6th year. Provides the song, Bold Captain Freney, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Lottery.








Brennan on the Moor

Date: 1914-01-00

Creator:

Broadside. January 1914. Number 8, 6th year. Provides the song, Brennan on the Moor, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Sicilian; Marionettes.

I Shall Not Die For Thee

Date: 1914-02-00

Creator: Hyde, Douglas, 1860-1949.Guthrie, James, b. 1874.

Broadside. February 1914. Number 9, 6th year. Provides the poems, I Shall Not Die For Thee

[by Douglas Hyde], and Paternoster Callaghan by James Guthrie, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, A Drowned Sailor.

Nora Creina

Date: 1914-03-00

Creator:

Broadside. March 1914. Number 10, 6th year. Provides the songs, Nora Creina, and The Tan-Yard

Side, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Metropolitan Regatta Dublin.

The Green Linnet

Date: 1914-04-00

Creator:

Broadside. April 1914. Number 11, 6th year. Provides the song, The Green Linnet, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald in

a Dublin Waxworks.

The Love-Sick Maid

Date: 1914-05-00

Creator:

Broadside. May 1914. Number 12, 6th year. Provides the song, The Love-Sick Maid, and the poem,

God Save Ireland, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Roulette.

Kathleen Ni-Houlihan

Date: 1914-06-00

Creator: Mangan, James Clarence, 1803-1849.

Broadside. June 1914. Number 1, 7th year. Provides the poem, Kathleen ni-Houlihan by James

Clarence Mangan, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains The Pavement Artist image.

Jesse James

Date: 1914-08-17

Creator:

Broadside. July 1914. Number 2, 7th year. Provides the song, Jesse James, with accompanying

illustrations. Also contains the image, The Rescue Boat.

The Captive Archer

Date: 1914-08-00










Broadside. August 1914. Number 3, 7th year. Provides the poem, The Captive Archer by Padraic

Colum, and the song, I Built a Bower in my Breast, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains

the image, Starting on a Long Stage.

The Woman of Three Cows

Date: 1914-09-00

Creator: Mangan, James Clarence, 1803-1849.

Broadside. September 1914. Number 4, 7th year. Provides the poems, The Woman of Three Cows

by James Clarence Mangan, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Hoopla.

Shuile Agre

Date: 1914-10-00

Creator:

Broadside. October 1914. Number 5, 7th year. Provides the poem, Shuile Agre, and the song, My

Irish Girl, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, Dublin Quays.

The Old Grey Mare

Date: 1914-11-00

Creator: Reddin, Gerald Norman.

Broadside. November 1914. Number 6, 7th year. Provides the poem, The Old Grey Mare, and the

song, The Noble Three (to the air of 'The Black Horse') by G.N. Reddin, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Canvas Man.

Bucks Have At Ye All; or, The Picture of a Playhouse

Date: 1914-12-00

Creator:

Broadside. December 1914. Number 7, 7th year. Provides the poem, Bucks Have At Ye All; or, The

Picture of a Playhouse, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, A Long Time

Ago.

O'Reilly From the County Kerry

Date: 1915-01-00

Creator: O'Leary, Con.

Broadside. January 1915. Number 8, 7th year. Provides the song, O'Reilly From the County

Kerry, and the poem, The Fugitive by Con O'Leary, with accompanying illustrations. Also

contains the image, The Oil Wagon.

The Maid of Ballyhaunis

Date: 1915-02-00

Creator:

Broadside. February 1915. Number 9, 7th year. Provides the poem, The Maid of Ballyhaunis, with

accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Scene of a Tragedy.







On the Love of Jesus

Date: 1915-03-00

Creator:

Broadside. March 1915. Number 10, 7th year. Provides the poem, On the Love of Jesus, with

accompanying illustration. Also contains the image, The Old Cardriver.

An Allalu Mo Wauleen

Date: 1915-04-00

Creator:

Broadside. April 1915. Number 11, 7th year. Provides the poem, An Allalu Mo Wauleen (The

Beggar's Address to his Bag), with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The

Long Car.

My Little Rose

Date: 1915-05-00

Creator: Reddin, Gerard Norman.

Broadside. May 1915. Number 12, 7th year. Provides the poems, My Little Rose by G.N. Reddin,

and Jim Farrow, with accompanying illustrations. Also contains the image, The Race.




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