Lenihan, Maurice, 1811-1895
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Maurice Lenihan Lenihan, Maurice (1811–1895), journalist and local historian
Maurice Lenihan
VIAF ID: 315944710 (Personal)
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Works
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| An autograph signed manuscript letter from Fr. Daniel K. Lanigan, Palace, Thurles to Maurice Lenihan, the owner of the 'Tippeary Vindicator' referring to "some hundreds of starving tenants on the Thurles estate" [against whom legal proceedings were taken]; |
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| Collection of material relating to Eugene O'Curry including 2 volumes of O'Curry's 'Lectures on the manuscript materials of ancient Irish history...', (published Dublin, 1861), with a manuscript memoir on O'Curry by Maurice Lenihan, 1889 and a letter from O'Curry to Lenihan, 21 November 1861 |
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| Commonplace book, including memoranda on the Lenihan family, and notes on chemistry, compiled by Maurice Lenihan |
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| The history of the Williamite and Jacobite wars in Ireland : from their origin to the capture of Athlone |
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| Letter from Maurice Lenihan, Reporter and Vindicator Office, to John T. Gilbert, regarding his desire to sell his manuscript collection to the Royal Irish Academy |
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| Letters to Maurice Lenihan from Rev. C.P. Meehan, Charles Bianconi of Longfield and Sir John T. Gilbert 1850-1870 with miscellaneous documents of local and genealogical interest, relating mainly to Limerick, Kerry and Tipperary |
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| Limerick : its history and antiquities, ecclesiastical, civil, and military from the earliest ages |
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| Provosts, mayors, bailiffs, sheriffs & recipients of the Honorary Freedom of Limerick City from 1197 to the present day |
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| A volume of miscellaneous autograph letters including some by Sir William Betham, Lord Dunraven, Maurice Lenihan, William Torrens McCullagh, Standish O'Grady, George Petrie, William Reeves, James Henthorn Todd and John O'Donovan amongst others, with a sketch by James Gandon for a design for the Royal Exchange, Dublin [now known as City Hall] |
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