Dublin Printing (8 results)
Language: English
Published by Smith and Son, Dublin 1804
- Softcover
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Add to basketDisbound. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Pp. (2), 68. Red stains on last page. Dublin printing. Else good.
Language: English
Published by Catholic Book Society et. Al, Dublin 1842
- Hardcover
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Add to basketHalf Calf with Marbled Boards. Condition: Good. Second Edition. Two parts in one (of more????) - possibly 4 in total? Scuffing to edges. Else gd.
Billhead with Attractive Design to: T. B. Rowland ESQ, Sandycove, Dublin. Sir / Yours Received We Do not Recognise You in the Matter of the the "kingdom Monthly" Therefore Have Not Applied to You, Yours Faithfully, Powderly
Powderly & Co Colour & General Printing Works 11 & 12 Fundlater Place Sackville Street, Dublin
Language: English
Published by Powderly & Co. Dublin, Dublin
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Add to basketSingle Sheet. Condition: Fair. Edge tears. Fair. Undated. Circa 1890's.
Language: English
Published by Printed By J. Coyne, 74 Cooke Street, Dublin 1823
- Softcover
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Add to basketRed Mo Gilt. Condition: Good. Pp.122. Corners and spine ends bumped and rubbed. Lower spine end nicked and frayed. Hinges broken. Covers almost separated from inner spine. Fair overall. Scarce Dublin printing.
Language: English
Published by Mullany 1 Parliamnet Street, Dublin 1874
- Hardcover
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Add to basketOriginal Cloth. Condition: Good. 215 pages. Attractive frontis of a Guardian Angel cover edges on back & front have brass protective edge. Book can be lacked with brass hasp. A. E. G. Spine & covers worn. Original cloth with faded gilt centrepiece on front cover. Internally clean. Previous owner's inscription in pencil on both e…nd papers. Almost miniature size. Approx 3 by 2 inches.
Language: English
Published by Duffy, Dublin 1858
- Hardcover
- First Edition
- Signed
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Add to basketCloth. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Pp. viii, 141. Inscription on f.e.p. states: "Presented by a friend to the Revd. James Geraghty cc Castlebar, Galway. There is a 13 line inscription on the next leaf dated Sept 11th 1860 and signed by Peter Geraghty. Scarce. Signed by Author(s).
Language: English
Published by C. Bull, 21, Suffolk Street, Dublin 1901
- Hardcover
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Add to basketDecorative Mo. Gilt. Condition: Very Good. Sixth Edition. Pp. 525. Engraved frontis. Title page partially engraved at top. A.e.g. Decorative mo. with gilt centrepiece on covers. Gilt title, decoration and raised gilt bands on spine. Overlay of decorative gilt border on pastedowns. Gilt decoration on endpapers & pastedowns. Light…ly rubbed. Small amount of light internal foxing. Attractive presentation inscription on f.e.p. in neat hand in ink dated 1905. Dublin binding. Superb gift.
More imagesA Report of Some Proceedings on the Commission of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery for the Trial of the Rebels in the Year 1746 in the County of Surry, and of other Crown Cases. To which are added Discourses upon a Few Branches of the Crown Law.
[Foster, Sir Michael] / [Sarah Cotter - Dublin Printing History].
Published by Dublin, Printed for Sarah Cotter, in Skinner-Row. 1763
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Add to basketFirst Dublin Edition. Octavo. XI, 412 pages plus 16 pages of Index and "Table of the Principal Matters". Original Hardcover / Full 18th century calf with new spine-label. The binding firm and in excellent condition. Important: Several strong puncture - wounds to the first 54 and last 60 pages (without loss of text). Some occasio…nal staining but text overall clean. A very rare Sarah Cotter print from 18th century Dublin. Although no sign of it, the book came from the library of Daniel Conner (Connerville / Manch House). Sarah Cotter (fl. 17511792) was an Irish printer and bookseller. Sarah Cotter was possibly the sister or daughter of the bookseller Joseph Cotter, who died around 1751. She took over his business, operating under Dick's Coffee House, Skinner Row, Dublin since 1744 and under her auspices until 1774. Cotter is one of the few women to be admitted into the guild of St Luke the Evangelist as a quarter-brother in 1756, which was usually denied to women as they were not permitted full freedom. She paid quarterage to the guild until 1770. Cotter noticed there was a market for a publisher specialising in legal works, engaging in this work with other printers as she did with Oliver Nelson and Richard Watts (fl. 17451762) in the publication of Sir John Strange's Reports of adjudged cases in the courts of Chancery (1756). She established herself as a law publisher and bookseller, issuing a Sale catalogue of law books for 1766, and advertised regularly with newspapers including the Dublin Journal and Freeman's Journal. She fostered links with the book trade in London, importing books and appearing as the Dublin agent on London imprints. Other publications by Cotter included Poems by eminent ladies (1757), Shakespeare's Measure for measure (1761), Philosophical enquiry (4th ed. 1766) by Edmund Burke, and A collection of apothegms and maxims for the good conduct of life by Gorges Edmond Howard (1767). Cotter married Joseph Stringer (fl. 17541783) in 1768. He was a Dublin painter-stainer. Cotter continued to trade under her married name, printing The wonder! or a woman keeps a secret a play by Susanna Centlivre the same year. Her husband and former apprentice Charles Ingham (fl. 17471792) managed the business from 1768, with Cotter officially retiring in 1774. Cotter wrote to Philip Skelton on 21 September 1784 from Summerhill, Dublin, praising his book 'An appeal to commonsense on the subject of Christianity'. To promote his ideas, she offered and paid for a cheaper edition to be printed to allow for a wider circulation. Later, he gave her permission to have his portrait drawn, on the provision that no copies would be made and Cotter would destroy it before her death. She did so three months before her death in 1792, with her will proved at the Dublin prerogative court the same year. Cotter's books are included in the 1916 "A catalogue of the Bradshaw collection of Irish books in the University of Cambridge 16021882". (Wikipedia) Sir Michael Foster (16891763) was an English judge. Foster was the son of Michael Foster, an attorney, and was born at Marlborough, Wiltshire, on 16 December 1689. After attending the free school of his native town, he matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford, 7 May 1705. He does not appear to have taken any degree. He was admitted a student of the Middle Temple on 23 May 1707, and was called to the bar in May 1713. Meeting with little success in London, he retired to Marlborough, whence he afterwards removed to Bristol, where as a local counsel he gained a great reputation. In August 1735 he was chosen recorder of Bristol, and in Easter term 1736 became a Serjeant-at-law. He held the post of recorder for many years, and upon his resignation in 1764 was succeeded by Daines Barrington. During Foster's tenure of office several important cases came before him. In the case of Captain Samuel Goodere who was tried for the murder of his brother, Sir John Dineley Goodere, 2nd Baronet, in 1741, the right o.
