JWSEIAS Vol. 3

JWSEIAS Vol. 3

Journal of the Waterford and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society, Vol. 3 (.pdf, 8.29 mb)
(Waterford: Waterford Archaeological Society, 1897)

Contents:

• Annual Report No.1
• Ancient ruined churches of Co. Waterford - Rev. P. Power
• An Old Waterford Almanack - M.J. Hurley
• Antique vestments of Waterford Cathedral - M.J.C. Buckley
• Archaeological and literary miscellany - J. Coleman
• Archaeological notes - Major Otway W. Cuffe
• Archaeological sea trip - By "One of the party."
• Archbishop Marian O'Brien of Cashel - Rev. R.H. Long
• Archbishops of Cashel 1525-1622 - Rev. R.H. Long
• Arms of Ireland - Rev. J.F.M. Ffrench
• A South-Eastern County archaeologist: John Davis White of Cashel - James Coleman
• "Brief relation of the late passages that happened at His Majesties' Fort at Duncannon"
• Danish names in Waterford and Cork - M.A. Hickson
• Derrinlaur Castle, Co. Waterford - H.G. Flood
• Dr. Sylvester Lloyd - W.H.G. Flood
• Earliest monuments in Cashel and Emly - Rev. R.H. Long
• Father Peter Wadding - Rev. E. Hogan
• History and topography of the Parish of Hook, Co. Wexford - G. O'C. Redmond
• Life of Fr. Stephen White, S.J., Theologian and Polyhistor - Rev. Edmund Hogan
• Lismore in the Sixth Century - W.H.G. Flood
• Monuments in Cashel and Emly - Rev. R.H. Long
• Pre-Patrician Lismore - W.H.G. Flood
• Two last century Bishops of Waterford: Dr. Richard Pierce - W.H.G. Flood; Dr. Sylvester Lloyd - Rev. W. Carrigan
• Waterford, an Account of the taking of, in 1642 - James Buckley
• "White Lady of Bessborough," Legend of - Rev. W. Healy
• Worthies of Waterford and Tipperary - Rev. E. Hogan
• Balance Sheet, 31st Dec., 1896, No.12
• List of Members, No.11,iii; No.12,iii; No.13,iii; No.14,iii
• List of Officers, No.11,iii; No.12,iii; No.13,iii; No.14,iii.
• Anne Boleyn, Birth-place of - W.H.G. Flood
• Archaeological and Literary miscellany - J. Coleman
• Bishop Pierce - W.H.G. Flood
• Cross inscribed pillar stone at Mothel - Rev. P. Power
• Cup and circle inscribed stone at Mothel - Rev. P. Power
• Curious inscribed stone at Tybroghney - Rev. P. Power
• Faithlegg - A.
• Some local poets and their books - M.J. Hurley
• Proceeding. No.11
• Rules. No.11,vii; No.12,vii; No.13,vii; No.14,vii.

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