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571 ALBUM. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE
ILLUMINATED ADDRESSES PRESENTED
TO SIR BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS BART ...
together with an account of the restoration of the
Catherdral of St. Patrick ... the re-opening ceremony
... by John Norwood. Folio, 380 x 280mm. Mounted
photographs. Belfast (Marcus Ward & Co.). 1870.
In brown Morocco binding inscribed. Addresses to
Sir B.L. Guiness, Bart. within a gilt celtic banding;
together with two folio albums, one entitled; Old
Dublin Churches, the other; History of the Churches
of St. Bride, St. Michael and St. Stephen’s (by Edward
Evans, 37 Wentworth Place, Dublin 1896). Chiefly
comprising cuttings from The Irish Builder and also
transcripts from parish records.
Provenance: St Anne’s, Clontarf
€ 500 - 800
572 BOULTER. LETTERS WRITTEN BY HIS EXCELLENCY HUGH BOULTER,D.D. (2 vols. in 1), Dublin 1770, title and preliminary
pages reinforced at edges, some staining throughout,
contemporary polished calf, slightly worn, morocco
label.
Provenance: St Anne’s, Clontarf
€ 60 - 100
573 PEDIGREE OF THE MAGENNIS (GUINNESS) FAMILY OF NEW ZEALAND AND OFDUBLIN;
Christchurch, New Zealand 1897, limp armorial caff.
Milton, Paradise Lost, 17th edition - Dublin 1765,
inscribed Anne Lee October 28th 1790, with note
tipped-in “This book belonged to Anne Lee eldest
daughter of Benjamin Lee of Merrion ..., married May
7th 1793 Arthur Guiness, junior, of Beaumont ... -
Poems by E.B.
A privately printed collection by ... Bellingham of Cas-
tlebellingham and Dunany , written 1843-1885, limp
crimson Morocco.
Provenance: St Anne’s, Clontarf
€ 50 - 100
574 THE PICTURE OF DUBLIN1821,
fold-out map and the plates, half calf, bookplate of
Benjamin Lee Guiness - (Edward Dubois). My Pocket
Book, 3rd edition, London 1808, fold-out frontispiece,
also with report on the libel case Carr-v-Hood &
Sharpe, in which the jury dismissed Sir John Carr’s
case that he had been libelled by this spoof on “The
Stranger in Ireland”, bookplate of Lord Ardilaun. Calf,
spine defective.
Provenance: St Anne’s, Clontarf
€ 100 - 150