Irish Penny Journal [July 1840] (Gunn and Cameron; Dublin, 4½d)
Monthly Part (Four Parts—Possibly part 1 thru 4 is one for each week of July). Details supplied by Michael Colpitts.
- No. 1
- The Castle of Aughmanure, County Galway · Branston & G. Petrie · il; Illustrated with a beautiful Engraving on Wood by Branston, after a Drawing by G. Petrie.
- The Irish in England, No. I— The Washerwoman · S. C. Hall · ar
- The Irish in 1644, as described by a Frenchman of that period · Anon. · ar
- Barbarity of the Law in Ireland a Century Ago · Anon. · ar
- "Whips for a Penny" · Martin Doyle · ss
- Poetry— The Worlds Changes · Anon. · pm
- Review—Ancient Music of Ireland · Anon. · rv
- Simplicity of Character · Anon. · ar
- Address to Our Readers · Anon. · ms
- No. 2
- The Caves of Kish Corran · Branston & G. Petrie · il; Illustrated with a beautiful Engraving on Wood by Branston, after a Drawing by G. Petrie, Esq, R.H.A.
- On benevolence of Character · Martin Doyle · ar
- Illustrations of old Proverbs, No. I—Laight-e-Ouria · Anon. · il
- Character of O’Donnell, Prince of Tyrconnell in the Sixteenth Century · Anon. · ar
- Historical Account of the Harp · Anon. · ar
- Jerome Duigenian, a Harper · Anon. · ar
- Poetry— The Mountain Walk · Anon. · pm
- Apologues and Fables from the German and other Languages— No. I. The Discontented Stones · Anon. · ss
- The Air We Breathe · Anon. · ar
- No. 3
- The Rock of Cashel · Branston & G. Petrie · il; Illustrated with a beautiful Engraving on Wood by Branston, after a Drawing by G. Petrie, Esq, R.H.A.
- Review—"The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland Illustrated by Bartlett and Willis" · Anon. · rv
- Poetry— Sunrise · Anon. · pm
- Illustrations of old Proverbs, No. II · Anon. · il
- Novel Mode of Relieving Nervous Diseases · Anon. · ar
- Poetical Prophecy of Bishop Berkeley · Anon. · ar
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