Henry Cooke's Centenary. Crawford, (Rev.) Robert. (Moyola/Braid Books. Paperback. 85pp. Illus.) 4.50	Tributes (1888) to `the Black Man' who was born at the Grillagh, Maghera; who tutored at Kells; and who ministered in Duneane, Donegore, Killyleagh and Belfast.
Irish Generals. Doherty, Richard. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 216pp.) 7.99	Report by the Right Hon. Mr. Justice Dodd of the Proceedings at the Inquiry directed by the Special Commission (Belfast Prison Act, 1918). Dublin: HMSO, 1919. 10pp as issued. Folio. [An enquiry held to answer complaints of ill treatment etc.of political prisoners. Gavan Duffy appeared for eight of the prisoners].
My Lady of the Chimney Corner. Irvine, Alexander. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 144pp.) 4.99	Description of the new Mechanical Engineering laboratory, December, 1911. London: Bedford Press, nd. 20pp. Plans + illus. 4to. Tipped in is a table of classes, 1913-14 (40pp). Two items.
The Dill Worthies. Dill, J.R. Intro. by Eull Dunlop. (Moyola/Braid Books. 1992. Paperback. 109pp. 5 photos.) 4.50	This book will be of interest to members of, and those having connections with the many Presbyterian congregations with which the Dills were associated - Ballykelly, Ballymena, Ballymoney, Buckna, Carnmoney, Clonmel, Clough (Co. Down), Cumber (Upper), Donoughmore, Dromore (Co. Tyrone), Drumachose, Knowhead, etc. etc. Historians of Magee College will also find much of interest - S.M. Dill became, in 1865, the first President and Professor of Theology in that nemly opened institution.
Three Prophets of our Own. Witherow, (Rev.) Thomas. (Moyola/Braid Books. Paperback. 76pp. Illus. Numbered limited edition of 1000.) 4.50	A lecture on Adam Clarke, Alexander Carson and Henry Cooke, delivered in Maghera on 3 January, 1855 by Rev. Thomas Witherow (1824-1890). Reprinted on the centenary of the author's death, with introduction and illustrations.
Colonialism, Religion and Nationalism in Ireland. Kennedy, Liam. (Institute of Irish Studies. 1996. Paperback. 232pp.) 9.75	This challenging book of essays on three of the life forces of modern Irish history discusses the claims and counter-claims on the Union, examines the links between religion and the rural economy and asks if Ireland is really a post-colonial society.
Famine in Ulster. Kinealy, C. & Parkhill, T. (Ulster Historical Foundation. Paperback.) 9.99	Provides useful information for the genealogist from graveyards, wills, newspapers and other sources. This volume covers Glynn, Ralloo and Templecorran.
Home Away from Home: The Yanks in Ireland. Kelly, Mary Pat. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 168pp. Illus.) 9.99	Provides useful information for the genealogist. Includes tablets in Christ Church and St. George's Church. Shankill graveyard adjoins St. Matthew's Church, Shankill Road in the parish of Edenderry.
Shamrock: Botany and History of an Irish Myth. Nelson, Charles. (Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1991. xiv, 200pp. Illus. in colour and b & w. Hardback.) 25.00	The mythology surrounding the story of the shamrock is examined; the confusion over which is the `true' plant is discussed. Saint Patrick, W.B.Yeats and Thomas Moore feature as some of those whose names are most notably associated with the plant. The book is wonderfully illustrated with both black & white and colour plates; there is a bibliography with more than 500 references to the shamrock.
The Decade of the United Irishmen: Contemporary Accounts, 1791-1801. Killen, John (editor). (Blackstaff Press. Paperback. 232pp. Illus.) 12.99	Drawing together contemporary newspaper articles, letters and reports, John Killen brings alive the decade of the United Irishmen: the formation of the Society; the years of secret planning; the abortive 1798 rebellion and its brutal suppression; and the far-reaching constitutional consequences. By relying on primary sources, and not the belated wisdom of hindsight, he draws the reader into the hope, drama and ultimate tragedy of a period that still has profound resonances in modern Ireland.
The History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin, from the earliest Accounts. Harris, Walter. (Ballynahinch: Davidson Books, 1994 (facs. repr. of 1766 edn). [viii], 509pp. Illus. Maps.) An exact photolithographic facsimile of the first and only edition of 1766. The maps and plans are reproduced to the same size as the originals. Bound in cloth with gilt title lettering to spine; also available is a half leather version in slipcase, limited to 100 copies and for sale at GBP 95.00.
The People of Ireland. Loughrey, Patrick (editor). (Appletree Press. Paperback. 192pp. Illus.) 8.95	Limited, numbered edition (114/300). Vg. [Reprint of original 1869 Cork edn].
Ulster Biographies relating to the Rebellion of 1798. Latimer, W.T. (Belfast: Presbyterian Historical Society, 1998. 70pp.Wraps.) 4.00	and the Objects to which they were made applicable. Of the Number of Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices ... rated of valued to the Payment of First Fruits ... and when such Valuation was made ... amount of such Valuation in each Diocese...etc. Of the Number of Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices ... not rated ... or contributing to the First Fruits thereof. London: 1821. 28pp. Folio.
The People of Ireland. Loughrey, Patrick (editor). (Appletree Press. Paperback. 192pp. Illus.) 8.95	Limited, numbered edition (114/300). Vg. [Reprint of original 1869 Cork edn].
Place-Names of Northern Ireland: Vol.7 Co. Antrim II: Ballycastle and North-East Antrim. Mac Gabhann, Fiachra (editor). (Institute of Irish Sudies. Hardback. 408pp. Maps.) 20.00
Geordie's Jaunts: Geordie Barnett's rhymes on his ramblings. Mawhinney, Graham (compiler). (Moyola Books, 1996. Paperback(A5). iv, 18pp, 4 photos.) 2.50	Historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist, musician and poet, George Barnett (1876-1965) of Owenreagh, Draperstown spent sixty years studying all aspects of the Sperrins.
My Lady of the Chimney Corner. Irvine, Alexander. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 144pp.) 4.99	Description of the new Mechanical Engineering laboratory, December, 1911. London: Bedford Press, nd. 20pp. Plans + illus. 4to. Tipped in is a table of classes, 1913-14 (40pp). Two items.
The Anglo-Irish Novel Volume One: The Nineteenth Century. Cronin, John. (Appletree Press. Hardback. 160pp.) 20.00	Provides useful information for the genealogist. Clifton Street Burying Ground.
The Anglo-Irish Novel Volume Two: 1900-1940. Cronin, John. (Appletree Press. Hardback. 220pp.) 20.00	Provides useful information for the genealogist. Balmoral Cemetery, Friends' Burial Ground and Malone Presbyterian Church.
Down Cathedral: The Church of Saint Patrick of Down. Rankin, J. F. (Ed.). (Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation. 1997. 270pp. 140 illus. Paperback.) 14.99	Down Cathedral is one of the two oldest ecclesiastical foundations in Ulster still in use. This book describes and illustrates the history of the Hill of Down from those earliest times to the present day. The relationship of Saint Patrick with the Hill is narrated and takes careful account of the latest resarch, some of it controversial.
Geordie's Jaunts: Geordie Barnett's rhymes on his ramblings. Mawhinney, Graham (compiler). (Moyola Books, 1996. Paperback(A5). iv, 18pp, 4 photos.) 2.50	Historian, archaeologist, botanist, geologist, folklorist, musician and poet, George Barnett (1876-1965) of Owenreagh, Draperstown spent sixty years studying all aspects of the Sperrins.
Gleanings from Ulster History. O Ceallaigh, Seamus (1879-1954). (Ballinascreen Historical Society. Hardback. xlv, 197pp. Illus. Limited edition of 500.) 25.00	The book includes a list of writings of Dr. Seamus O Ceallaigh, his memories of 1916 and a previously unpublished final chapter. There is a foreword by Prof. Donnchadh O Corrain and a 28 page biographical introduction by Dr. Niamh Whitfield, granddaughter of the author. Also, a 36 page index and a personal memoir of Seamus O Ceallaigh by Dr. Nollaig O Muraile.
Place-Names of Northern Ireland: Vol.7 Co. Antrim II: Ballycastle and North-East Antrim. Mac Gabhann, Fiachra (editor). (Institute of Irish Studies. Paperback. 408pp. Maps.) 8.50
Place-Names of Northern Ireland: Vol.7 Co. Antrim II: Ballycastle and North-East Antrim. Mac Gabhann, Fiachra (editor). (Institute of Irish Sudies. Hardback. 408pp. Maps.) 20.00
The History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin, from the earliest Accounts. Harris, Walter. (Ballynahinch: Davidson Books, 1994 (facs. repr. of 1766 edn). [viii], 509pp. Illus. Maps.) An exact photolithographic facsimile of the first and only edition of 1766. The maps and plans are reproduced to the same size as the originals. Bound in cloth with gilt title lettering to spine; also available is a half leather version in slipcase, limited to 100 copies and for sale at GBP 95.00.
Shamrock: Botany and History of an Irish Myth. Nelson, Charles. (Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1991. xiv, 200pp. Illus. in colour and b & w. Hardback.) 25.00	The mythology surrounding the story of the shamrock is examined; the confusion over which is the `true' plant is discussed. Saint Patrick, W.B.Yeats and Thomas Moore feature as some of those whose names are most notably associated with the plant. The book is wonderfully illustrated with both black & white and colour plates; there is a bibliography with more than 500 references to the shamrock.
Gleanings from Ulster History. O Ceallaigh, Seamus (1879-1954). (Ballinascreen Historical Society. Hardback. xlv, 197pp. Illus. Limited edition of 500.) 25.00	The book includes a list of writings of Dr. Seamus O Ceallaigh, his memories of 1916 and a previously unpublished final chapter. There is a foreword by Prof. Donnchadh O Corrain and a 28 page biographical introduction by Dr. Niamh Whitfield, granddaughter of the author. Also, a 36 page index and a personal memoir of Seamus O Ceallaigh by Dr. Nollaig O Muraile.
The Trouble with Guns. O'Doherty, Malachi. (Blackstaff Press. Paperback. 240pp.) 11.99	Malachi O'Doherty grew up as a Catholic nationalist in west Belfast, part of the generation which produced the current leaders of Sinn Fein and the Provisional IRA. Now a political journalist, he finds he has come to conclusions about the conflict that are radically different from those of his former schoolfriends and neighbours.
Ulster Libraries: Archives, Museums & Ancestral Heritage Centres. O'Neill, Robert K. (Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation. 176pp. Paperback.) 6.99	This pocket-sized guide introduces visitors to the wealth of research resources available in the nine counties of historic Ulster: Antrim (including Belfast), Armagh, Cavan, Donegal, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry, Monaghan and Tyrone. Essential information, such as location, telephone numbers, opening hours, access conditions, contact names and services is clearly arranged. There are also details about special collections, publications and interesting historical notes.
Irish Battles: A Military History of Ireland. Hayes-McCoy, G.A. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 360pp. Illus.) 9.99	Lib. stamp on title, else vg. (lacks 3 panoramic photographs in companion case). Report prepared for the government of N.I. by Sir Robert H. Matthew.
Irish Generals. Doherty, Richard. (Appletree Press. Paperback. 216pp.) 7.99	Report by the Right Hon. Mr. Justice Dodd of the Proceedings at the Inquiry directed by the Special Commission (Belfast Prison Act, 1918). Dublin: HMSO, 1919. 10pp as issued. Folio. [An enquiry held to answer complaints of ill treatment etc.of political prisoners. Gavan Duffy appeared for eight of the prisoners].
Colonialism, Religion and Nationalism in Ireland. Kennedy, Liam. (Institute of Irish Studies. 1996. Paperback. 232pp.) 9.75	This challenging book of essays on three of the life forces of modern Irish history discusses the claims and counter-claims on the Union, examines the links between religion and the rural economy and asks if Ireland is really a post-colonial society.
The Trouble with Guns. O'Doherty, Malachi. (Blackstaff Press. Paperback. 240pp.) 11.99	Malachi O'Doherty grew up as a Catholic nationalist in west Belfast, part of the generation which produced the current leaders of Sinn Fein and the Provisional IRA. Now a political journalist, he finds he has come to conclusions about the conflict that are radically different from those of his former schoolfriends and neighbours.
Colonialism, Religion and Nationalism in Ireland. Kennedy, Liam. (Institute of Irish Studies. 1996. Paperback. 232pp.) 9.75	This challenging book of essays on three of the life forces of modern Irish history discusses the claims and counter-claims on the Union, examines the links between religion and the rural economy and asks if Ireland is really a post-colonial society.
Henry Cooke's Centenary. Crawford, (Rev.) Robert. (Moyola/Braid Books. Paperback. 85pp. Illus.) 4.50	Tributes (1888) to `the Black Man' who was born at the Grillagh, Maghera; who tutored at Kells; and who ministered in Duneane, Donegore, Killyleagh and Belfast.
The Dill Worthies. Dill, J.R. Intro. by Eull Dunlop. (Moyola/Braid Books. 1992. Paperback. 109pp. 5 photos.) 4.50	This book will be of interest to members of, and those having connections with the many Presbyterian congregations with which the Dills were associated - Ballykelly, Ballymena, Ballymoney, Buckna, Carnmoney, Clonmel, Clough (Co. Down), Cumber (Upper), Donoughmore, Dromore (Co. Tyrone), Drumachose, Knowhead, etc. etc. Historians of Magee College will also find much of interest - S.M. Dill became, in 1865, the first President and Professor of Theology in that nemly opened institution.
Three Prophets of our Own. Witherow, (Rev.) Thomas. (Moyola/Braid Books. Paperback. 76pp. Illus. Numbered limited edition of 1000.) 4.50	A lecture on Adam Clarke, Alexander Carson and Henry Cooke, delivered in Maghera on 3 January, 1855 by Rev. Thomas Witherow (1824-1890). Reprinted on the centenary of the author's death, with introduction and illustrations.
Famine in Ulster. Kinealy, C. & Parkhill, T. (Ulster Historical Foundation. Paperback.) 9.99	Provides useful information for the genealogist from graveyards, wills, newspapers and other sources. This volume covers Glynn, Ralloo and Templecorran.
Shamrock: Botany and History of an Irish Myth. Nelson, Charles. (Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1991. xiv, 200pp. Illus. in colour and b & w. Hardback.) 25.00	The mythology surrounding the story of the shamrock is examined; the confusion over which is the `true' plant is discussed. Saint Patrick, W.B.Yeats and Thomas Moore feature as some of those whose names are most notably associated with the plant. The book is wonderfully illustrated with both black & white and colour plates; there is a bibliography with more than 500 references to the shamrock.
The First Irish Flora: Synopsis Stirpium Hibernicarum. Threlkeld, Caleb. (Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1988. lii, [P26], [176], [A60], [I48]pp. Illus.) 30.00	Introduction by E.Charles Nelson with a glossary of Irish plant names by Donal Synott. The full text of Threlkeld's 1726 publication is photographically reproduced. Bound in cloth with gilt lettering, this edition was limited to 585 copies.
Gleanings from Ulster History. O Ceallaigh, Seamus (1879-1954). (Ballinascreen Historical Society. Hardback. xlv, 197pp. Illus. Limited edition of 500.) 25.00	The book includes a list of writings of Dr. Seamus O Ceallaigh, his memories of 1916 and a previously unpublished final chapter. There is a foreword by Prof. Donnchadh O Corrain and a 28 page biographical introduction by Dr. Niamh Whitfield, granddaughter of the author. Also, a 36 page index and a personal memoir of Seamus O Ceallaigh by Dr. Nollaig O Muraile.
Shamrock: Botany and History of an Irish Myth. Nelson, Charles. (Kilkenny: Boethius Press, 1991. xiv, 200pp. Illus. in colour and b & w. Hardback.) 25.00	The mythology surrounding the story of the shamrock is examined; the confusion over which is the `true' plant is discussed. Saint Patrick, W.B.Yeats and Thomas Moore feature as some of those whose names are most notably associated with the plant. The book is wonderfully illustrated with both black & white and colour plates; there is a bibliography with more than 500 references to the shamrock.
The History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin, from the earliest Accounts. Harris, Walter. (Ballynahinch: Davidson Books, 1994 (facs. repr. of 1766 edn). [viii], 509pp. Illus. Maps.) An exact photolithographic facsimile of the first and only edition of 1766. The maps and plans are reproduced to the same size as the originals. Bound in cloth with gilt title lettering to spine; also available is a half leather version in slipcase, limited to 100 copies and for sale at GBP 95.00.
The People of Ireland. Loughrey, Patrick (editor). (Appletree Press. Paperback. 192pp. Illus.) 8.95	Limited, numbered edition (114/300). Vg. [Reprint of original 1869 Cork edn].
The Twelfth - what it means to me. Lucy, G. & McClure, E. (The Ulster Society, 1997. 153pp. Paperback.) 5.00	From the series `The History of British Society' edited by E.J. Hobsbawm.
Colonialism, Religion and Nationalism in Ireland. Kennedy, Liam. (Institute of Irish Studies. 1996. Paperback. 232pp.) 9.75	This challenging book of essays on three of the life forces of modern Irish history discusses the claims and counter-claims on the Union, examines the links between religion and the rural economy and asks if Ireland is really a post-colonial society.