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The Trial of John Magee:
Proprietor of the Dublin Evening Post, For Publishing an
Historical Review of The Duke of Richmond’s Administra-
tion in Ireland, Dublin, 1813, John Magee, Trinity Street.
Quarter calf bound, the hinges repaired with tape.
Estimate €200-€250 £150-£180
71
A pair of 19th century jaunting car prints.
Donnybrook to Dublin and Drogheda to Dundalk, Coloured prints, engraved by W. M. Morrison after Robert Richard
Scanlan. Published by Stark Brothers, Sackville Street, Dublin. Attractively framed. (2)
14_ x 19in. (36.83 x 48.26cm)
Estimate €150-€200 £110-£150
72
Early 19th century embroidery panel
After an engraving by Jan Luyken, first published in
1708. Inscribed verso Gewerkt door mevrouw Lapasse
nee Abrahamsz” (Made by Mrs Abraham Lapasse nee
Abrahamsz). In contemporary gilt frame.”
7 x 6_in. (17.78 x 16.51cm)
Estimate €150-€200 £110-£150