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PLAYS in English, in various hands, viz: — 1. 'Der Freischütz, or the Spectre Huntsman of Bohemia': the libretto of Weber's opera, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh [29 Dec. 1824, see J. C. Dibdin, [italics]Annals of the Edinburgh Stage,[/..., 18th century-19th century
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VOL. 1. : John Adamson, Feb. 16, 1808, f. 1. John Adolphus, June 23, 25, 1805, f. 3. T. T. Allingham, ff. 7, 10. Thomas Attwood, Mar. 29, 1823, f. 9. Z. A., Oct. 5, 1825, f. 11. Joanna Baillie, Dec. 31, 1804, f. 12. J. Barnes, f. 13. James Bartleman,..., 1785-1828
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Vol. V. (ff. 384). 1836-1838.includes:ff. 1, 170 Thomas Frognall Dibdin, DD; bibliographer: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1829-1837.ff. 3, 106 John Gough Nichols, printer and antiquary: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1830-1870.f. 4 Rob..., 1836-1838
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MCCRIMMON COLLECTION. Vol. IX (ff. 140). Letters of and concerning Sir Antonio Pannizzi; circa 1820-1896. English and French. Lists of most of the items by Mrs. McCrimmon are attached. Contents: 1. ff. 4-84. Letters from Panizzi; 1831-1869, n.d. 2. f..., 1815-1896
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1. "THE GRANAHAN Hunt: a poem supposed to have been written by Woolfe, Esqre. of Termiclane, county of Clare, in the year 1758," f. 1. 2. "Borhome or The Hero's Home, from a fragment of the Bardic Odes of Oldham Fodlah," "of the twelfth century;" cop..., 19th century
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1. A POLITICAL Satire, in verse; referring to the earlier part of the present century; with corrections. Imperfect. f. 1. 2. "The Outlaw of Erin, or Emun and Eva, a Ballad founded on fact, By Walter J. Baldwin, Esq." Autograph. f. 79. 3. "The Night o..., 1815
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Vol. V (ff. 158). 1851-1884, n.d.includes:f. 1 Mrs Letitia Stuart: Letter to J. W. Croker,: 1851.ff. 3, 7 Edward Adolphus Seymour, 12th Duke of Somerset; afterwards St Maur: Letters to,: 1851.f. 5 W. Pennell, nephew of J W Croker: Letter to J. ..., 1851-1884
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X. Letter from John Windele (b.1801, d.1865) to Thomas Crofton Crocker (b.1798, d.1854), both Irish antiquaries, concerning a plagiarist named Vertue; 5 Feb. 1842. Purchased from J. L. M. Gulley, June 2000.ff. 99-100v. 226 x 185mm.Thomas Crofton Cro...
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Vol. IV. (ff. 371). 1833-1835.includes:f. 1 Joseph Hunter, FRS, FSA, Assistant Keeper of Public Records: Extract of letter to J. G. Nichols: 1833.f. 2 Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records: Correspondence with Sir F. Madde..., 1833-1835
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PETTIGREW LETTERS. Vol. I (ff. 261). A -K.; 1803-1861.includes:f. 1 Henry Hervey Baber, philologist; Keeper of Printed Books, British Museum: Letter to T. J. Pettigrew: 1827.f. 2 Robert Ball, naturalist; Director of Trinity College Museum, Dubli..., 1803-1861
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"THE Suddaine Turne of Fortune's Wheele, or a conference holden in the Castle of Sr Angello betwixt the Pope, the Emperor, and the King of Spaine; by John Taylor, [the "Water poet"] 1631." Printed by J. O. Halliwell, in "Contributions to Early Englis..., approximately 1800
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POLITICAL lampoons and ballads, partly relating to Ireland, 1723-1734; with verses on Buxton and Matlock, and "The Libel exhibited by Lord Bellfield in the Prerogative Court, against his Lady for Adultery," 1743. Paper; XVIIIth cent. Quarto., 18th century
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Vol. i. July, 1666-Mar. 1669.includes:ff. 2,4 Thomas Crofton Croker, author: Correspondence with Rev. N. G. Woodrooffe: 1848. f. 4 Nathaniel George Woodroffe, Vicar of Somerford Keynes: Letter to-: 1848.
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COLLECTlONS for a history of the ballad literature of Ireland, by Thomas Crofton Croker; including copies of ballads, and, in Vol. I., original letters of Thomas Wright, F.R.S., John Payne Collier, Sheffield Grace, and Thomas Thorpe; and a letter wit..., 19th century
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SONGS and ballads relating to Ireland, in manuscript and print; collected by Thomas Crofton Croker; with original letters from the following writers: Richard Sainthill, 26 Dec. 1826, f. 2; Samuel M'Kinnin, 1 Feb. 1836, f. 59; Edward Quin, Dec. 1838, ..., 19th century
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TALES relating to the superstitions of Ireland, forwarded to T. Crofton Croker, from A. H. B. of Clonmell, 1826. Paper. Octavo., 1826
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Vol. I, 1837-1870.British Museum: Applications, etc., for Reading Room tickets: 1824-1881.: Partly printed.includes:f. 1 British Museum: Reading Room ticket: 1824.: Printed.f. 2 Charles Frederick Barnwell, FRS; FSA: Letter to Sir H. Ellis: 1837.f..., 1837-1870
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Vol. I, ff. 346, A-G.includes:f. 1 Joseph Adams, MD; biographer of John Hunter: Letter to W. Clift: 1817. f. 3 William Davenport Adams, author: Letter to C. D. Sherborn: 1891. f. 4 William Harrison Ainsworth, alias 'Cheviot Ticheburn'; novelist: Le...
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"CERTAINE Chroniculary Discourses [of affairs in Ireland] for the yeares of our Lord God 1612, 1613, 1614, 1615. Collected and gathered by William Farmer Chirurgion." Dedicated to Arthur, Lord Chichester, Lord Deputy of Ireland. Imperfect at the end...., 17th century
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Vol. III.includes:f. 2 John Dickinson; and Co., paper dealers: J. Martin's accompt: 1833.f. 4 Henry Adlard: J. Martin's accompt with: 1833-4.f. 5 Archibald Leighton, bookbinder: Letter to J. Martin: 1834.f. 6 Cotton: Letter to J. Martin: 1834...
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MISCELLANEOUS autographs, detached leaves, etc., 13th century-19th century
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Vol. IX. (ff. 382). 1849-1854.includes:f. 1 Henry Johnson, of Shrewsbury: Letter to Sir F. Madden: 1849.ff. 8, 70, 74 Edward Foss, FSA, author of the ' Judges of England ': Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1846-1850.ff. 12, 135, 289, 293, 319, 334, 375..., 1849-1854
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