The Irish Penny Journal
If the citizens of our capital have to acknowledge, and perhaps lament, that they are unable to compete with some other cities of the empire in the extent of their commerce, the number of their manufactories, the wealth of their resident aristocracy, or, in short, any of the v...
To see the length'ning days, To feel the glowing hours, As step by step, the smiling spring Steals on her bright and glorious wing, And strews our path with flow'rs; This may be...
1. Part 1If the citizens of our capital have to acknowledge, and perhaps lament, that they are unable to compete with some other cities of the empire in the extent of their commerce, the...
3. Part 3The times are sadly changed in Ireland as regards the drama, and the enjoyments of its lovers, since the days when Jack Johnstone used to delight his thousands of bearers, in ol...