Full listing of NLI Catalogue Search online for Denis Florence MacCarthy

[Source: NLI Catalogue search for <Denis Florence MacCarthy> yielding 46 items on 5 pages - online [accessed 10.02.2013]. Catalogue fields here deleted and author names inverted (i.e., first name fronted) but punctuation and details largely given as in that listing.]

  • The Late Denis Florence MacCarthy. Bust by Mr. T. Farrell, in The Irish builder, Vol. XXIV, No. 550, p. 324, November 15, 1882
  • Bust of Denis Florence McCarthy. By T. Farrell, in The Irish builder, Vol. XXV, No. 553, p. 13, January 1, 1883
  • Denis Florence MacCarthy, by Tiresias, in The Dublin journal: a monthly magazine of amusing and instructive literature, Vol. I, No. 13, August 16, 1887
  • Another batch of letters, by Rev. Matthew Russell, in The Irish ecclesiastical record: a monthly journal under episcopal sanction, Ser. 4, Vol. III, pp. 345-357, April, 1898
  • Poetry - Matthew Arnold and MacCarthy: a review of “Merope: a tragedy” and other books by Matthew Arnold and “Under glimpses” and “The bell-founder” by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LI, pp. 331-344, March, 1858
  • Memoirs of the Court of Spain from 1679 to 1681. (Ascribed to the Marquis de Villars) Paris, 1733, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. VIII, pp. 224-253, 1861-4
  • The two muleteers of Mollares by Fernan Caballero, Thirteen chapters, translated by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. I, pp. 66-72, pp. 331-340, August - December, 1873
  • To S. M. S. on receiving from her a drawing of St. Stanislaus: a poem beginning “Ah, Mary would that words of mine”.
    by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. I, p. 330, December, 1873
  • Chains of Gold from the Spanish of Don Antonio de Trueba: a poem beginning “To the war the good Count goeth”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. II, pp. 69-73, February, 1874
  • Angels in heaven: a poem beginning “Oh, what a grace to me is given”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. II, pp. 314-316, May, 1874
  • Juan de Pedraza’s “Dance of Death”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. IV, pp. 326-329, May, 1876
  • Love’s “Roll-call”: a poem beginning “Life’s ’Great Lone Land’ will now be lone no more, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. V, p. 265, April, 1877
  • Art: a poem beginning “From out the lifeless marble or the clay”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. V, p. 528, August, 1877
  • Sonnet written after reading Gilbert’s History of Dublin beginning “Long have I loved the beauty of thy streets”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. VI, p. 100, February, 1878
  • Thoughts on the lives of the saints, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. VIII, pp. 283-286, May, 1880
  • The best translations of two great hymns, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXVIII, pp. 616-618, November, 1910.
  • Our Lady of Lislee: a poem beginning “Ye sons of toil who plough the soil”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XLII, pp. 618-619, October, 1914
  • Two letters of John O Donovan (to D. F. MacCarthy). by F. S. Bourke, in The Irish book lover, Vol. XXXII, pp. 50-54, March, 1954
  • Denis Florence Mac Carthy’s Calderon: a review of translations from Pedro de la Barca Calderon, in The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LIX, pp. 439-453, April, 1862
  • ”Calderon’s dreams” by Denis Florence MacCarthy reviewed, in The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LXXXII, pp. 121-122, July, 1873
  • To Kenelm Henry Digby: a poem beginning “How can I thank thee for this gift of thine”.
    by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. VI, p. 660, December, 1878
  • Volume containing The poem of The Cid, translated from the Spanish by Denis Florence MacCarthy. Also some poems from The Dublin Satirist. c. 1870. [Dublin: National Library of Ireland Archive]
  • Two letters of John O Donovan (to D. F. MacCarthy), by Bourke, F. S, in The Irish book lover, Vol. XXXII, pp. 50-54, March, 1954
  • Denis Florence Mac Carthy’s Calderon: a review of translations from Pedro de la Barca Calderon, in The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LIX, pp. 439-453, April, 1862
  • ”Calderon’s dreams” by Denis Florence MacCarthy reviewed, in The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. LXXXII, pp. 121-122, July, 1873
  • To Kenelm Henry Digby: a poem beginning “How can I thank thee for this gift of thine”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. VI, p. 660, December, 1878
  • Leinster and Munster in the summer of 1844, by John O’Hagan, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XL, pp. 454-470, pp. 517-528, pp. 580-590, August, September, October, 1912
  • The two muleteers of Mollares by Fernan Caballero (pseud., i.e. Caecilia Bohl von Faber) translated by. Thirteen chapters.
    by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. I, pp. 66-72, pp. 331-340, August - December, 1873
  • The Paschal Fire of St. Patrick: a poem beginning “On Tara’s hill the daylight dies”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XXIII, p. 144, March 1895
  • Poets I have known. I. Denis Florence MacCarthy, by Rev. Matthew Russell,
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXI, pp. 1-19, January, 1903
  • An amiable grumble, by Rev. Matthew Russell, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXVI, pp. 343-344, June, 1908
  • A child’s birthday: a poem beginning “A little child, a gentle child”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXVI, pp. 448-449, August, 1908
  • The best translations of two great hymns, by Denis Florence MacCarthy, in The Irish monthly, Vol. XXXVIII, pp. 616-618, November, 1910
  • The Late Denis Florence MacCarthy. Bust by Mr. T. Farrell, in The Irish builder, Vol. XXIV, No. 550, p. 324, November 15, 1882
  • Bust of Denis Florenca McCarthy, by T. Farrell, in The Irish builder, Vol. XXV, No. 553, p. 13, January 1, 1883
  • Recantation, a poem beginning “No more I’ll yield to Calderon’s spell”, by Denis Florence MacCarthy,
    Citation: The Irish monthly, Vol. I, p. 23, July, 1873
  • Review: Poems by Denis Florence Mac Carthy, in Hibernia: a monthly popular review, Vol. I, pp. 157-159, October, 1882
  • A poem addressed to W. J. Fitzpatrick by Denis Florence MacCarthy, 4th Nov., 1878. [MS in NLI Archive]
  • The Devotion of the Cross, a translation by Denis Florence Mac Carthy of the Spanish play by Calderon [NLI Archive].
  • Cash books of Denis Florence Mac Carthy, 1857 - 1875 [MS in NLI Archive].
  • Diary of D. F. Mac Carthy for the years, 1874 - 1875 [MS in NLI Archive].
  • Notes, mainly biographical, by Denis Florence Mac Carthy. Late 19th cent. [MS in NLI]
  • The Centenary of Moore, May 28th, 1879, an ode by Denis Florence Mac Carthy [MS in NLI]
  • Papers of Sir William Rowan Hamilton and Archdeacon O’Regan, and some notebooks of D. F. MacCarthy and others [MS in TCD]
  • Some notes on the library of Denis Florence MacCarthy read at a meeting of the Bibliographical Society of Ireland, 31 March 1932, by M. J. MacManus, in The Irish book lover, Vol. XX, pp. 86-91, July-August, 1932 See also S.Ó C. Vol. XXI, p. 45.
  • Circe or Love the greatest Enchantment, a translation by Denis Florence Mac Carthy of the Spanish play by Calderon. [NLI]
  • Papers of Sir William Rowan Hamilton and Archdeacon O’Regan, and some notebooks of D. F. MacCarthy and others. [TCD Library]

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