Adam's Works on Paper ONILNE Auction Ending August 10th 2020

98 Bidding ends 10am Monday 10 th August 269 DISTRESSED IRISH LADIES PROGRAMME, Royal Globe Theatre. Benefit of the Distressed Irish Ladies’ Fund. Under Distin- guished Patronage.The First of a Grand Series of Morning Performances In Aid of the above-named Fund will take place This Friday, February 24th, 1882,When will be presented Shakespeare’s Comedy, in Five Acts,The Merchant of Venice. London: 1882. pp. 4 19 x 25.4cm € 100 - 200 270 MANORHAMILTON GLEBE HOUSE List of Subscriptions. Collection for building Glebe House, Manorhamilton, County Leitrim, June 1881.“Will you kindly permit me to bring before you the following Resolutions, passed at a general Meeting of the Parishioners of the Parish of Manorhamilton, held on the 14th inst:That a Glebe House be erected upon a suitable site, for the Clergyman of the parish.” Four pages quarto, printed on two sides. Enniskillen, Trimble, Machine Printer, 1881. A few nicks to edges. € 100 - 200 271 BARRY, WILLIAM LinesWritten Upon Hearing the Death of John O’Connell Single sheet printed on one side only, 19 x 25.2 cm. Published at Dublin, May 1858. Good. “The name O’Connell will never die. In the years that are to come - in the future, the world’s history will treasure the remembrance of these men.” John O’Connell (1811-1858) Irish politician, third and favourite son of Daniel O’Connell, the ‘Liberator’, by his wife Mary, daughter of Dr. O’Connell of Tralee. He was called to the Irish bar at the King’s Inns, Dublin, and from that time took a prominent part in politics with his father, entering Parliament in 1832 for Youghal. Successively representing Youghal, Athlone, Kilkenny, and Limerick, he sat continuously until 1851, and again represented Clonmel from 1853 to 1857. During this period he had taken a very active part as his father’s lieutenant in the repeal agitation. € 150 - 150 272 CHURCH OF IRELAND PRINTED DOCUMENT, commissioned by the Church of Ireland for those who renounce their Catholic faith and were seeking to join Church of Ireland, as by Law Established:“I am Convinced by the Blessing of God, and the Conversation I have late had with Protestants, of several Errors in the Doctrine and Abuses in the Practice and Worship of the Church of Rome, wherein I was Educated and have Lived hither- to; and having Examined the Doctrine andWorship of the Church of Ireland ... as contained in the Catechism and Publick Offices of the said Church: I Acknowl- edge myself fully satisfied with the same, and therefore have resolved to leave and forsake the Communion of the said Church of Rome in those Errors and Abuses, and to joyn my self to the said Church of Ireland.” Two page folio, Dublin, 1739. € 50 - 100