Overview Manuscript "Album" inscribed to "Milly Bushe from Papa June 1857." The Bushe family appears to have lived in Arnestown, County Wexford, Ireland. Contains poems in various hands, some initialed and dated by the contributors. Among them, several commemorative poems refer to the death of Milly's sister, Annie H. Bushe, in 1868. The latest dated entry is signed "M[illy] B[ushe] April 1918". The opening poem is illustrated with a pencil sketch. Two loose inserts (printed poems) have been removed...

Overview Manuscript "Album" inscribed to "Annie Bushe from Papa June 1857". Contains poems in various hands, some initialed and dated by the contributors. Among them, several commemorative poems establish the date of Annie H. Bushe's death as 1868. Another ownership inscription identifies a later owner (who also added to the album) as "Georgie H. Bushe Arnestown 1878." This indicates the volume is from County Wexford, Ireland. Illustrated with 3 topographical sketches. A loose insert (a manuscript...

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One volume of papers read by members of the Forum Club, focused on English and Irish poets and poetic movements, mostly of the 19th and early 20th century.

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Papers of 19th century Irish author Denis Florence MacCarthy, including draft poems and translations, notes about Irish history and from research MacCarthy appeared to be conducting, as well as a diary for the year 1877, financial accounts, and other miscellaneous items.

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Florence MacCarthy's private memorandum book and loose items. Contains heroic poems, notes, letter drafts, and other materials. Florence Edward MacCarthy was the son of Irish poet and author Denis Florence MacCarthy (1817-1882).

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Unbound poems and letters: 6 poems written out as gifts to friends; 6 friendly/literary letters; 1 clipping (Irish politics); 1 letter from Grylls to Whelen. Typed and signed by Colum (and sometimes his wife), or written out by Colum. (Also a transcription in an unidentified hand.) Separate leaves, unbound. Now in separate folders. Places from which written: Dublin, London, New York: New York City; Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh.

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Collection of drafts, fair copies, and correspondence from and (principally) to Irish poet and balladeer Patrick Kelly (1879-1940).

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Corrected galley proofs of Sister Mary Stanislaus MacCarthy's Songs of Sion (Dublin, Browne & Nolan). Ireland, 1898. The proofs include a poem on her father, Denis Florence MacCarthy.