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movement of which those years
consciousness of the necessity
spirits . and even one of them
tself-the history certainly of
that pre-Gaelic League Ireland
of this nation of ours . ' And
this sense of nationhood , this
settling down where he could
an umbrella land except a vulgar
knows of the history of this
Leisure it showed , and sometime
rootage , of indigenous growth-
strains had moulded to their
a sense of direction " That is to
such hearts and minds as these
mart ? ' That sense of nation -
surged into exam , other cre-
collects imitative again . looking
Ireland of our dreams . When
however , we compare it with
hear no more either the relations
genuinely creative , even if
the world of the arts-music .
hood was the life-stream of the
time at all it seemed . What
sometimes made his
half-century in
the Pale itself , beginning in the
all these activities' became
luring , that period would not
alive with a melancholv warmth
that had not sufficient kit in it .
north of rootage and direction .
remembers writes the words .
to see itself as such . One who
states and settled there ? The
with a few others , set up the
places of the land . and at any
what is our thinking except an
easily might not ever ' have
back the sense of tradition . of
poetry , architecture . naintic -
for recognition not from
institution that mostly has
we are comparing that which is
songs as a permanent factor in
limination-almost of history
only have been different . but
such centres . They all became
brought about the difference . It
s not of himself we think but
would re-establish in the high
and within a year or two had .
When right in our own
settling down abroad that is
were medical . Into them all .
# OVER SINGA SING CAN
own sensitiveness . But it is
his institution in the heart of
stream itself at the Gaelic
for Gaelic Leaguers were active
so mouldine " the whole nation . he
should never have been de-
knows this . and realises what he
manlessness of the necessity .
containing language of such ,
a direction of their own , a way
reserve . It showed , and sometime
attitude the attitude of a whole
own folk hut from a folk with
lassitude of their traffic . MTV .
songs of Connacht or the love .
simoir darkness . The life-
Professor of English and
question leaves one agape ! . It
R. Douglas Hyde . &
society . " The Abbey Theatre
vouns man . spent a year
his eagerness to establish ' that
economic was the time . " unless one
stream gun #
in Canada or crossed into the
bloodly
should have chosen to set " up
for recognition # com their
# twelve imitative again looking
reative activity that blossomed
that sense became climbed in
back the same to transform up
rench in the University of New
actually in its
connect nor
such centres , may all
Gaelic League . Unless one
movement at which those years
# nationhood . This
should never have been do .
sn .
sometimes made his individual
inarders to understand with it is
sav. a sense of nationhood .
without sums , v.
e art-music ,
saw a sense of nationhood .
lassitude of their trials . This
1893 . It was courageous . He
this sense of nationhood , this
Every common # # another
we are comparing that which is
runswick in 1891-2 , or the-
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an CRAOIBHIN .

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of Ireland .
language and culture .
mous call of the Oireachtas to
devoted to the cause of Irish
scholar and writer , founder of
the Gaello League , and first
talling health for a considerable
time , and only his keen's sense
the onerous office of President
Douglas Hyde , eminent Gaelic-
contistences were also
This high honour climaxed a life
swaraiso

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life , showing a kinship with the old !
urned his hand to short dramas in
collect collecting Gaelic songs
tensity , literary taste and oratorical
cognition by his " evangelising " in-
correspondence , writings . lecturing .
National University was established !
cories in Irish .
Not't content with short stories he
movement he lived at Ratra' Only
I brought together many very interest -
( Irish , such as " An Tinnear agus !
ire , in English composition in his-
auss . He now produce
ction of stories in Irish .
lished " Apples from the Branch "
I work he was indetatigable and how !
ish language soon claimed him .
in his work , and writers like Yeats . I
was working for the language
# nlaved an important
Ancient Gaelic Literature .
larted in them himself . In all this
return from America his friends and "
of ... ' I'm the founding of the National '
more readers realised the ex-
Russell . Synge and Lady Gregory !
enthusiasm .
country singers .
graduate he attained high honours'
ant reputation . In 1891 he became '
won gold medals in modern litera-
Connacht " appeared with an ,
with voice and man he rummalled re-
n 1900 , and his own Irish charts ;
( 1906 . subsequently becoming Pro-
m.s-phirshased the only manned .
rinity was brilliant . As an under
in German , French and Latin , but it
nce of his work . H
rain , and in a short time he was )
West : they did not attract much
ones of five of exile , and social
lected during his wonderines in
i1887 . leaving T.C.D with a bill
all his years of work . On his
in this post . His old work for the
when he retired .
on Irish University Education in
few Brunswick , but he did not re-1
Roscommon , close to his old home ;
sprees of B.A. in 1884 and L.D. '
great # # #rd writing !
wasage in which he dreamed . " He
and the Shannon . " and " Jones !
lamiable and hospitable host , and
collection of stories and songs )
appain . " The Lost Saint with
# # # as and writing !
Iessor of Modern Irish when the
n't Sishing " The Tinker and '
great work he was doing
"ulas Hyde's career through
skin Ireland .
interested themselves in his labours
ire , in English companies #
fing people .
moved to No. 1 Earlsport place .
award Dr. Hyde ever received for
in 1909 , a most he held until 1932 ,
ages in the State University of
founder .
Here he and Mrs. Hyde lived and
and storing .
" at Tibophone Rectory . He did not
in 1888 Dr. Hyde published ?
the fairy ) ,
Dr. Hyde COLUUED KWOINS
ention .
stories .
National University was established
interim Professor of Modern Land
to the country . Specialist
Germanist rebelled . " the Tan-
e"ths Fire ) soon followed .
interest was now manifestine itself .
ick in Ireland .
the Fairy ) " An Posa
ife . showing a kinship with
splish translation . Wider public !
the Fairy ) , " An Posadh " ( Th
Hortained extensively . He was an
graduate . In French and Latin . but it
Here he and Mrs. Hyde lived and
purchased the only-ented it
lages in the state he did not run .
srv and oratory . He
award Dr. Hyde ever received for
in 1909 , a most he held a
y of Ireland .
Dr. work in !
University , Dublin
was in Celtic he ex Iled : " to
over . wants to run a claims
iversity of Ireland .
ick in Ireland .
" Cois na Teineadh " I
truthful enthusiasm he took these !
1961 62 .
terim Professor of Modern ? in
are v the V.s do
dramas through the country
university .
niversity of Ireland . He was
University of Ireland
collection of stories " and sometimes
y of Ireland . He's
University of the d. He was a
I've wider work " The literary
lected during his wanderings in
n't " Siahiog " " The " Sir
#
Eois na Teineach . '
union the " Erojs na Teineach "
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I see him again in the language
Always the Cracibhim is in the
processions and at Cobb , where for
degrees they backed his action and
Commails and the University Senate
deep-thrust in his pocket as Sean !
liner bearing the remains of Father
His methods were not those of the
make an interesting back-stage com-
came from Dublin on the occasion .
American Tour .
with the other just holding the
big campaign for Irish at matricula -
two days we awaited the American
sensed this new unselfish entru-
that of his comrades , and brought
the endorsement by the County
long story of the League .
sweetman , Padraig O' Dalaigh , and
people as it were . " in the hollow
siasm for a losing cause , and by
Subsequently we all went to May-
tion in the new university . " Here I
the people .
O'Sullivan later portrayed him - and
Torchlight processions , municipal
nooth for the ceremony , where the
platform - a rugged figure with hand !
as the organisation crew and we
Hyde was another highlight in one
welcome to the Cracibbin and Mrs.
to triumph .
of Waterford-these plain people
The next historic event was th
loval leader as he stood on many a
That was a drama in itself . and I
People's Response .
remember him' untiring and good-
the medium of waiting at an hole
Chapel designed by Scott .
Ione letters to me during that period
great Maynooth man was laid to
and " the nennle from " the hillsides
festivities are all crowded into the
minent in my recollection of those
rest in the beautiful . Memorial
the triumphs of that tour , and her
mentary on men and things . Our
in that drama I can again see the !
for years . North , South , East and
They were dictated by his feeling .
foreground of these pictures and
his native Connacht or the claims
days are Edward Martyn . John
of his hand . "
Hyde shared in the hardships and
and the valleys . from the bogs of
other prominent members ' who
O'Grownev , and where we beguiler
found it necessary to get in funds
natured during a fight that raged
memories of that campaign .
Croichhin's rich reminiscenrac Pru
politician or " the trained orator .
hehalf of the Gaelic League . Mrs.
West we held meetings or called on ,
to pay organisers and to publish
by story-telling , and , by the
longed task of touring America on
books he responded to the S.O.S.
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versities , the Irish Red Cross Society
and other mourners in cars should
wish to follow on foot should
of the Phoenix Park .
time through Mullingar about 12
way of S.C. Rd. and Heytesbury St.
approaching by way of the S.C. Rd.
Members of the general public who
St. Patrick's Close and Upper Kevin
and former Government Ministers ,
Bride St. and should approach by
cortage will move on out the
tives of the Gaelic League , the Uni-
Kevin St.
Bridge or at the Chaelized Gate
honours will be-rendered by a
The remains will pass in slow
Assembly points in Dublin .
route to Ratra Cemetery where
intersection of St. Patrick's Close , ex-
cars in Upr. Kevin St. Cross Kevin
p.m. , and Boyle about 1.45 p.m. en
church of Ireland .
follow the remains further may
military guard of honour
ments will park their cars in New
St. and Mr. Kevin St. and should
members of the Government : the
lending back into New St.
Missions , the Lord Mayor of Dublin ,
Heads of Diplomatic and Consular .
Council of State : dignitaries of the
ression by turning off at Island '
from the Phoenix Park and the
Members of the Dallas and Senate !
dent : the Taoiseach . Tanaiste and
Persons who do not propose to
take up position in Heytesbury St. .
mentary Secretaries will mark their
Carrick-on-Shannon about 1.30
Lucan Road .
noon . Longford about 12.45 p.m. .
Army and Garda officers , representa-
assemble in Patrick St. south of the
members of the Judiciary and Parlia-
detach themselves from the pro-
and heads of Government Depart-
approach by way of Ouffe St. and Mr. ;
It , will be reserved for : The Prasi-
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first President of Eire
Dr. Douglas Hyde , the first President
Dr. Douglas Hyde .
plays in Gaelic as well as English , and was
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ancient language , music , art , and customs of
his fellow-countrymen which was eventually
Known in Ireland as An Cranoibhin .
inn ( the delightful little branch ) , which he
be Gaelic League for the revival of the
the driving force of the advanced nationalists
however , he was adopted a senator in the area ,
reland and thus ' started an enthusiasm among
many years , and to research work . In 1925 ,
was a most eminent Gaelic scholar .
was seeking every means of advancing its aims . I
author of a number of books , poems , and
in 1938 a conference of representatives of
wick , and while in the Dominion studied the
spoken . Through the friendships he made there I
of Eire , whose death on Tuesday in
featizing the ritual considerations of the instrin :
appointed Interim Professor of Modern Latin- )
political exeter , and other insurgent was from
political independence should be included in
He then went to Canada , where in 1891 he was !
sometimes used as a pen-name . he was the
both physically and intellectually . At his first !
to Ireland , founded the Gaelic League in 1893 1
i addition an able translator . He was also
movement . Never himself a politician in the
in any separate legislature , and for many years I
he succeeded in keeping politics , out of the
Dublin at the age of 89 was briefly
in 1906 . In this year also he was a
the United States and collected some E11,000 !
e new office of President of Eire . He was 78 )
by his father and used as a boy to wonder ,
Trinity of his day , and Hyde could not only do !
a view to taking orders entered the Divinity .
and the year after became president of the
dienity , he broadcast to the United States , but I
Education . By 1915 Ireland , infected by the
with humble people he learned and came to
Christmas in an office which it was the fire )
1938Punnimously-elanted for the office of
of a people-orange and traditions than 14 .
Senior Moderatorship and Large Gold Medal !
It was Dr. Hyde's belief that the nationality
rolllore and customs of the red Indians . He
by his father and used as a boy to wonder
rines .
resident # # " # which had been created under ,
to invite Dr. Hyde to accept nomination for
860 , the youngest son of the Rev. Arthur
he dealt principally with the Irish language ,
lof
language of the West from which he living
Hyde , the story of Frenchpark of the Roscommon
scribes but he also read widely in more
the objects of the Gaelic League . Hyde , a
and in 1887 the degree of LLD . To speak
contine itself to its own field of activities . A I
http .
1940 he had a serious illness . He recovers
Douglas Hyde was born on January 1
State Senate , but he took no part in political !
lumes as professor , or
wick , and while in the Dominion studied the
# # #
language . Ities
position , but understood at the end of his
Hyde" thereupon " convinced himself to . His
wick , and while in the Dominion studied the
the marriage survives him .
the driving force of the advanced nail
0thoena was
have the language . Then as a young man he'll
# Francis Stubbs
Douglas Hyde was born on January 17 .
ith humble people he learned and came to
continued to # We will
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He then went to Canada , where in 1891 he was '

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in the Gaelic tongue was fostered ,
father-in-law of the learned circuit
on Tuesday night .
scholar , his death is a great loss to
in 1938 . " died at his home in Dublin
tales of the countryside told to him
later his L.L.D. degree . ' The " old
Orator , poet dramatist and Gaelic
Judge . James Sealey , K.C. , who pre-
scholar but a great Irishman .
Son of the late Rev. Arthur Hyde .
language movement in particular .
IB.A. with distinction , and a year
sided over the Circuit Courts in Kil-
In Trinity College , he took his
nected with Kilkenny . for he was
IT University and held this office until
Doctor Douglas Hyde . unanimous !
ship of Modern Languages in the
degree and Trinity College a similar !
years , his love for the traditional
honorary degree in 1933 . He was
his country . and to the cause of the
choice as first President of Ireland
appointed to an Interim Professor - I
lal of the language and culture of
Ireland .
Roscommon . During his very early
he was born at Frenchpark . County
kenny for a number of years , and
pression in his enthusiastic and
has lost not only a distinguished
his long life , remarkable service to
Aged 83' years , he gave , during
of Modern Irish in the National
and grew in him until it found ex-
whose death , which followed in a
We in Kilkenny are proud to
whole-hearted efforts for the reviv-
By the death of Dr. Hyde . Ireland
terred on him the degree of Doctor
ation of the time of his work , for !
In another war also he was con-
the Gael .
Gaelic culture .
State University of New Brunswick .
comparatively short time after his
retirement in 1948 , was deeply
regretted .
Wales conferred on him the same
claim him as a citizen , for he was
workers in the movement .
city in recognition by the Corpor-
Royal University of Ireland con-
in 1891 . He was first President of
In 1902 he was elected to the chair
selected honorary fireeman of this
of Literature , Honoris Causa , in
1906 . In 1927 the University of
1915 , and during all these years was
Conradh na Gaedhilze from 1893 to
Douglas Hyde
Death of Dr.
whole-hearted and ' enthusiastic ,
1932 .

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and no more illustrious son of an I
to the editor of the Irish Times . "
Ian arrow from the quiver of Shaw's
Ithe religious ceremony due to a
Surely " Nichevo " must have felt ,
an Irish quality , then. indeed "
unselves at the prayers of our !
( fellow-trishmen . whose public !
acetiousness of George Moore or )
SIR-One would require the
doors of St. Patrick's Cathedral . de- !
cathedral . " was not satisfied until . "
Iworship we deeply respect , but
the thrill of their vision , when I
maintained even to the last tribute !
tributes paid to him ' by his Church '
really wish strangers to the liturgy
Irish rectory , than Dr. Douglas ,
generally , while in waiting at the
his burial Service : for throughout !
Church ? No ! the memory of
of his creed were being said , showed "
their appreciation of Dr. Hyde's !
I wit to do justice to " Nichevo's "
Church of Ireland to thrust them-
Church the very special honour of
not there en masse to show the
and all the Catholic members of the
very great Irishman was buried with
which we have not shared for
pass of Lever or Lover . Did he
18th and 19th centuries , who ignored
deaney of Swift .
name empty news in his national
Catholic and Protestant mingled !
Hyde , and non-members of " the
Tone and Emmet . and mocked the
centuries . If lack of logic is
body of the Church of Ireland did
Douglas Hyde remains an inspira-
not crowd the cathedral to over-
Protestants , ' but to " us ' non- '
sons . unlike its predecessors of the
both good taste and religious sin-
ing aside while the final solemn rites !
ike some early Victorian school-
flowing . and Dublin University was
first literary strings of Hyde him-
the national cathedral of that "
member of the Church of Ireland . '
Dublin . " July " 19th. " 1949 . "
views as he expressed them about :
walls of St. Patrick's , and have felt
Hyde , almost on the steps of the
" Nichevo " is as Irish as " Handy
monstrated that they as Irishmen !
marm . he had delivered himself of :
a lecture , not to his own fellow - "
Goldsmith " and Burke " and banner
together in national homage to Dr.
ceritv in leaving completely to his "
and doctrines of his Church to
surround the coffin of Douglas
world that 20th-century Trinity does
Dr. Hyde's funeral : for , when tha
is that the majority of the genera
The President , the Irish Cabinet !
tion to all Ireland , and the last "
Ireland had lost a true patriot and !
the very spirit of Grattan . of Davis . I
( Protestants , because we had the )
a unit realised that in his death !
the Oireachtas . the Army and the
31 Upper Fitzwilliam street .
know how to honour its outstanding
I Protestants . because we had the I
services to Ireland : they , by stand - I
Idevoted son of the Church of I
protestants . '
and of Parnell movement through the
Isince good manners not to intrude !
his life there was no more devoted !
a very great gentleman . '
public services , the Law Courts , the
The President , the Irish CA :
Protestants . ' but it
walls of St. Patrick's , and have felt
public services , the Law Courts . the
vito MacGar
Surely if any cause of regret exists
ino aside while the final solemn rites !
wrely if any cause of regret exists .
public services , the Law Courts , the )
self and yeats . Yours . etc.
come unlike its predecessors of the
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Donolas Eyde , created the ' Abbey
said Mr. Costello . ' in the lecture
occupy a remarkable place in the
his own time a distinctive Irish
Irishmen and women who , with
rooms of University College , Dub-
in , where he had dedicated him-
he Irish without becoming English .
That was the position in which he
the Gaelic League , what appeared
to have been a lost cause was had
culture in the English language as
The Taoiseach spoke in Irish and
Taoiseach , and Mr. K. de Valera ,
I League prior to 1916 were well
Leader of the Opposition .
place in the records of Irish his-
t would be to fail in their appre-
risk scene one whose name would
therefore from his own knowledge .
ots its past deserves no future . '
founder of the Gaelic League , but
movement . Not alone was he the
ciation of the full extent of his
had been connected with the Gaelic .
in over with the establishment of
Irish language and its literature .
" In 1892 , addressing the Irish
occupy a permanent and unique
well as in the Irish language . Ryan
with Dr. Douglas Evdo was made :
Tranihhin' for very many years and
people into the Connradh who had
lington
so part he played in creating in
" Valera , who also spoke
Hyde there had passed from the
raried one
fast them to work on the revival
the Gaelic League he would still
no following telegram's were re-
National Tihram Saniato Dunolas
their own people and their own
found Ireland immediately , after
he Irish people were ceasing to
known vistas of their own land
" In paying tribute to Dr. Hyde
eived by Mr. MacBride , Minister )
sympathy .
Surage to William Butler Yeats . tr
I to what he had said . At the same
work it became his whole life work .
coming a living movement . From
was unnecessary to aid anything
over-day speech or the needle . A
Lady Gregory - to all those gives
THEFOREION MESSAGES OF
understood clearly its
Although a scholar himself ,
that there should be a word or two
and had taught them to learn and
Laoiseach spoke on such an
tudents that a country that for-
simula vintreman himself . ' he isn't
continuing in English said that
over the laughter himself , he
# The Tammie . Teaching in !
from that side of the house .
Although a scholar
I'm understand the truth of all that
ing with the establishment -
as a mark of respect to Dr. Hyde's )
sory . Dr. Hyde's life had been
very long . very full , and a very
I.O.D. he had continue
self to the task of reminding his
" The House then stood in Finn .
to what he had said . At the same
" Mr. first personal acquaintance
It had been his good-inctions . He
services to Ireland if one neglected
Theatre . '
was always
two part he played # creating :
first in Irish said that when " the
coming # a living movement . Was
simple , isn't try
founder of the Gaelic League , but
ceived by Mr. Fuscurno ,
the moment he undertook
th Dr. Douglas Hyde was made , "
I ha understand the truth of all that
was not enough merely
cycle the # based #
ware that Dr. Hyde was the
#
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Taoiseach , and Mr. K de Valera ,
he same gospel as in the League .
gota its most deserves no future
jimula kindly man . himself " he isn't
understood clearly that writes
It was his spirit that Kent it alive .
understood clearly that " what was
every member of the nail and it
well as in the Irish language . Even
revilano very full , and
civilisation to John Mr.
recount his great services to the
very long . very full , and a very
remission , he'll smoke an behalf a
pired courage in the time
than #
the House v
Elvide declared that in recent time
not enough merely " to
a common
as a mark of respect to Dr. Hyde's
very-long . Verde's , Brendan been

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o"fasant .
raits com ,
n-ard ,
Do reangain na h-61reann ca caoin-in-l is
but cruaid an builtle do cut orrainn Fein
Muair aimed to corp air an zolar boy
AR Oceansea leaf-cra-oce do cos ru so
Na'r caILL cu arian do speis a bus said
Ciasolus na Saedi , Use mucra so deo
an craft could d' Adam so Flaiteas le leim ,
Mar Fuair cu 6 Dia do CiaLL ' so ceann .
co voice son cars is birds in A ru .
An crate nac rain barb ann , by cush so " barb ,
Sean-ceansa siubalac na nSaebeal a's na
It's cush do scriptful mar naoir Le peann
an basis .
acc b' Fearr " n' san wife's nac break . E le
as seolad na nbaolnead " san zslige nac
toasis .
basis ,
mbisco .
Azus solus na h-61reann ca batoce faol ceo .
's ni bfutsib can be no 5sedilze ben .
west .
n1crocfa10 so been 1/000 do samaii-se
but cu an fear d' Feubad Sir.5001 do
An sonas as 1mzeach , ' , and Jonas as far .
air n-eiscear an shell sin's nuadact
OCI could an nsrab leaf , a sea gain Mic
srio ,
nest .
reso ,
a's crush acamuld . is crucial as peas .
do quit on-are worldwide " still soon symbol uat-
of
Uachtarian na-Eireann
( President of Ireland )

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church Street .
The Capuchin Annual Office ,
sublin .
Revd. Father Senan , O.F.M. Cap.
Reverend Sir ,
in before viewing .
g that any negro at one respecting the Property mentioned are conducted through her
es not hold himself responsible for any inaccuracy in the Particulars and Terms of the
on the understanding that any negotiations respecting the Property mentioned are co
the Auctioneer does not hold himself responsible for any inaccuracy in the Particul
Property managed .
auctioneer ,
ments collected .
Land and Estate Agent :
Eric Maguire ,
m.I.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.

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Commencing each day at 11 o'c. a.m.
Auctioneer and Valuer
at Ratra , Phoenix Park
DR. DOUGLAS HYDE ( Deceased ) .
first President of Ireland
Eric Maguire , M.I.A.A.
( By kind permission of the Board of Works )
important auction sale
ON VIEW SAT . AND SUN. , OCT. 8th AND 9th. 10-5 O
lar Park and Light Refreshments will be available during View Day
ings and Effects , all the property of the late Dr. Hyde and his family
45 Molesworth Street , Dublin .
On MONDAY , OCT. 10th. to SATURDAY , OCT. 15th
Amongst the literary treasures on offer are MANY FIRST EDITION
omission to view and sale by catalogue , Price 2s .
wickens , Stevenson , Charles Lever , etc. , etc.
quantity Kitchen China , Delph , etc. ; Garden seats , Tools , Plants , etc.
Works dealing with Irish History and Literature .
runs-Cash and 5 p.c. Fees , Buses 38, 39, 39A.
and other languages , will be offered for Sale , together with a large residue of rurniture ,
he late President's extensive and valuable LIBRARY of Works in " God
impanying certain books . The Furniture includes Black Oak Diningroom Suite ,
Ed. 1671 : MONTONOS ATLAS JAPANNENSIS , By Ogil
other languages , will be offered for Sale . together with a large residue
s Cabinets , Bedroom Suites , Wardrobes , Upright Piano , Armchairs ,
ish and other writers , some autographed by the authors and by Dr. Hyde : sex
Paintings , Prints and Engravings , AUTOGRAPH PHOTO , THEODORE
Donovan , 1847 , and FIRST EDITIONS by Yeats , Ge
10 LETTERS OR MANUSORIPTS will be on offer except those rela
AND RARE BOOKS much sought after by collector
and Liqueurs , good Silver and Plate , DRESDEN and Japanese " Chi
and other writers , some autographed by the authors and by Dr. Hyde :
A selection of the more interesting volumes include MONTANO NEW
ited Heidelberg , 1602 ( NOT in " BRITISH MUSBUM ) ,
teidelberg , 1602 NOT IN " BRITISH MUSEUND , AMERICA , by
Unaments . Oil Paintings , Prints and Engravings , AUTOGRAPH PHOI
UKS' much sought after by collectors , and many COSPLEEN .
g Blinds , quantity excellent Table Glass , Table and Bed linen , chair
The Tribes of Ireland , by A. O'Daly , 1852 : The Book of
certain Books . . The Furniture includes : Black Oak Diningroom . Sui
Wines . Spirits and Liqueurs , good Silver and Plate , DRESDEN and Japanese China
mains , Spring Blinds , quantity excellent Table Glass , Table and Bed I
ional Chairs , Roll-top Desk , quantity Stair Carpeting , Axminster and 0
MANUSORIPTS will be on offer except those relating to and
nda Ros : The Tribes of Ireland , by A. O'Daly. 1852 :
hogany Tables . Cabinets , Bedroom Suites , Wardrobes , Upright Pian
" Donovan , 1847 , and FIRST EDITIONS by
DRARE BOOKS much sought after by collectors , and many COMPL
irk and Light Refreshments will be available during View Days , and " Sale ,
Roosevelt : Original cartoons , by fitzpat
riters , some autographed by the authors and by Dr. Hyde : several OLD

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