William Carleton
Also known as
Carleton, William
Born 1794-01-01
Died 1869-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL428099A
- VIAF44383913
- WikidataQ1554038
- ISNI0000000108931457
- LibriVox3236
- Project Gutenberg6300
- Goodreads82935
Top Subjects
- Ireland (18)
- Ireland -- Social life and customs -- Fiction (5)
- Fiction (4)
- Peasants (3)
- Peasantry -- Ireland (3)
- Ireland -- Fiction (3)
- Peasantry -- Fiction (3)
Books by William Carleton
Total count: 100
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Willy Reilly and his dear Cooleen BawnJ.W. Lovell1800-01-01
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The tithe-proctor1800-01-01
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Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry.New ed. --Tegg1800-01-01
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Father ButlerThe Lough Dearg pilgrim : being sketches of Irish mannersWilliam Curry, Jun. and Co. ...1829-01-01
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Tales and stories of IrelandMilner1830-01-01
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Traits and stories of the Irish peasantryWilliam Curry, Jun. and Co.1830-01-01
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Tales of IrelandWilliam Curry, Jun. and Company1834-01-01
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Tales of IrelandW. Curry1834-01-01
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Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Carleton, Esquire, with Rosamond Carleton his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."[s.n.]1839-01-01
Fardorougha, the miser; or, The convicts of Lisnamona.4th ed., carefully rev. and cor.W. Curry, Jun. and Company1839-01-01-
Characteristic sketches of Ireland and the IrishHardy & Walker, 4, Lr. Sackville-st1840-01-01
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Jane Sinclair, or, The fawn of Spring-Vale ; The clarionet ; and other talesW. Curry1841-01-01
The fawn of Spring-Vale, The clarionet, and other talesW. Curry, jun. and company1841-01-01
The New Irish journal of information for the peopleforming a national library of useful knowledge connected with the history, antiquities, and scenery of Ireland: with numerous original legends and stories (written expressly for this work)Published by James Duffy1842-01-01-
Valentine McClutchy, the Irish agent, or, Chronicles of the Castle Cumber propertyJ. Duffy1845-01-01
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Parra Sastha, or, The history of Paddy-go-easy and his wife NancyJ. Duffy1845-01-01
Tales and sketches, illustrating the character, usages, traditions, sports and pastimes of the Irish peasantryJ. Duffy1845-01-01-
Valentine McClutchythe Irish agentHenryLea1845-01-01
Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agentor, Chronicles of the Castle Cumber property.J. Duffy [etc., etc.]1845-01-01-
Art Maguire; or, The broken pledgenarrative.Published by James Duffy1845-01-01
Denis O'Shaughnessy going to MaynoothG. Routledge1845-01-01-
Art Maguire; or, The broken pledgenarrativePublished by James Duffy1845-01-01
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Tales and sketchesillustrating the character, usages, traditions, sports and pastimes of Irish peasantry.J. Duffy1845-01-01
Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agentor, Chronicles of the Castle Cumber property.J. Duffy [etc., etc.]1845-01-01-
Art Maguireor, The broken pledge ...D. & J. Sadlier1846-01-01
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Tales and stories of the Irish peasantryJames Duffy1846-01-01
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O'Sullivan's lovea legend of Edenmore.Dublin University Magazine]1847-01-01
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The black propheta tale of Irish famineSimms and MI̓ntyre1847-01-01
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The emigrants of Ahadarraa tale of Irish lifeSimms and M'Intyre1848-01-01
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Fardorougha the miseror, The convicts of Lisnamona.Simms and M'Intyre1848-01-01
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Valentine McClutchy, the Irish agentor, The chronicles of Castle Cumber; together with the pious aspirations, permissions, vouchsafements and other sanctified privileges of Solomon McSlime, a religious attorney.J. Duffy1848-01-01
Fardorougha the miseror, The convicts of LisnamonaSimms and M'Intyre, Paternoster Row, and Donegall Street, Belfast.1848-01-01-
The tithe proctora novel. Being a tale of the tithe rebellion in Ireland.Simms and M'Intyre1849-01-01
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The dead boxer, or The secret blow and counter secretJ. Jones1850-01-01
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Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agentor, The chronicles of Castle Cumber ; together with the pious aspirations, permissions, vouchsafements and other sanctified privileges of Solomon M'Slime, a religious attorneyD. & J. Sadleir1852-01-01
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The Squanders of Castle Squanderin two volumesOffice of the Illustrated London Library1852-01-01
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Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry10th complete ed. With the author's last corrections, an introduction, explanatory notes, etc.W. Tegg1854-01-01
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Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agent, or, The chronicles of Castle Cumbertogether with the pious aspirations, permissions, vouchsafements and other sanctified privileges of Solomon M'Slime, a religious attorneyJames Duffy1854-01-01
Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agent, or, The chronicles of Castle Cumbertogether with the pious aspirations, permissions, vouchsafements and other sanctified privileges of Solomon M'Slime, a religious attorneyJ. Duffy1854-01-01-
The poor scholarand other tales of Irish lifepublisher not identified1854-01-01
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Red Hall, or, The baronet's daughterSaunders and Otley1854-01-01
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Willy Reilly, and his dear Coleen Bawna tale founded upon factHope1855-01-01
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Willy Reilly and his dear coleen bawna tale founded upon factP. Donahoe1855-01-01
Willy Reilly and his dear Coleen Bawn: a tale, founded upon fact.Hope and Co.1855-01-01
Willy Reilly and his dear Cooleen Bawn2d ed.G. Routledge1856-01-01-
The black Baronet, or, The chronicles of Ballytrain.James Duffy and Co.1857-01-01
The emigrantsa tale of Irish life.G. Routledge1857-01-01-
The black baronet; or, The chronicles of BallytrainP. Donahoe1858-01-01
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The evil eye, or, The black spectrea romance ...J. Duffy1860-01-01
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The evil eyeor, The black spectreJ. Duffy andSons1860-01-01
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Redmond Count O'Hanlonthe Irish rappareeDublin1860-01-01
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Romans irlandaisscenes de la vie champêtreCollection Hetzel E. Dentu, Libraire Palais-Royal, Galerie d'Orléans, 13 et 171861-01-01
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Redmond Count O'Hanlon, the Irish rappareean historical taleDuffy1862-01-01
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The double prophecy, or, Trials of the heartJ. Duffy1862-01-01
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Tales and stories of the Irish peasantryD. & J. Sadlier1864-01-01
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Rody the rover; or, The ribbonman6th ed.Duffy1864-01-01
Tubber dergor, The red well.D. & J. Sadler1866-01-01-
The poor scholar.D. & J. Sadlier1866-01-01
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The poor scholar, Frank Martin and the fairies, The country dancing master, and other Irish talesJ. Duffy1869-01-01
The emigrants of Ahadarra1872-01-01-
Parra Sasthaor, The history of Paddy Go-Easy and his wife Nancy : to which is added Rose Moan, the Irish midwife12th ed.Duffy1875-01-01
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The poor scholar, and other tales of Irish lifeD. & J. Sadlier1880-01-01
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The poor scholar and other tales of Irish lifeD. & J. Sadlier1880-01-01
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The works of William CarletonCollier1880-01-01
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... The works of William Carleton ...At head of title: Collier's unabridged edition.P.F. Collier1881-01-01
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Rody, the Roverthe ribbonman of IrelandBeadle & Adams1881-01-01
Works.P.F. Collier1882-01-01-
Jane Sinclair, or, The fawn of SpringvaleD. & J. Sadlier1885-01-01
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The black propheta tale of Irish famineD. & J. Sadlier1885-01-01
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Fardorougha, the miser, or, The convicts of LisnamonaD. & J. Sadlier1886-01-01
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Stories from CarletonWalter Scott1889-01-01
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Stories from CarletonWalter Scott1889-01-01
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The red-haired man's wifeSimpkin, Marshall, & Co.1889-01-01
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Amusing Irish talesHamilton, Adams1889-01-01
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Willy Reilly and his dear Colleen BawnNew York1895-01-01
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Traits and stories of the Irish peasantryJ.M. Dent1896-01-01
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The life of William Carletonbeing his autobiography and letters; and an account of his life and writings, from the point at which the autobiography breaks offDowney & Co1896-01-01
The evil eyeor, The black spectre, a romanceP. J. Kennedy1896-01-01-
Jane Sinclair ; Neal Malone, and other talesNew ed.G. Routledge1900-01-01
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Tubber Derg; or, The red welland other Irish tales.Duffy1900-01-01
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Jane Sinclair; or, The fawn of Springvale.Sadlier1900-01-01
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Willy Reilly and his dear Colleen BawnGeorge Routledge and Sons, Limited1904-01-01
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Carleton's Stories of Irish lifeThe Talbot press, ltd., etc., etc.1916-01-01
Carleton's stories of Irish lifeTalbot Press1919-01-01-
Stories of Irish life.With an introd. by Darrell Figgis.Talbot Press1919-01-01
Carleton's stories of Irish lifewith on introdiction by Darnell FiggisF. A. Stokes Co.1920-01-01-
The autobiography of William CarletonMacgibbon & Kee1968-01-01
Wildgoose Lodge and other storiesMercier Press1973-01-01
Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry, second seriesGarland Pub.1979-01-01
The emigrants of AhadarraGarland Pub.1979-01-01
The fawn of Spring-ValeGarland Pub.1979-01-01
Father Butler ; The Lough Dearg pilgrimGarland Pub.1979-01-01
Tales and sketches illustrating the character of the Irish peasantryGarland Pub.1980-01-01-
The Squanders of Castle SquanderOffice of the Illustrated London Library1989-01-01
Inside the marginsa Carleton reader1st ed.Lagan Press1992-01-01-
Carleton's "The retrospect" and "Dick McGrath"Fourth William Carleton Summer School, 1995s.n.1995-01-01
William Carletonthe autobiography.White Row Press1996-01-01-
Valentine M'Clutchythe Irish agent, and Solomon M'Slime, his religious attorney6th ed.James Duffy
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Willy Reilly and his dear Coleen Banna tale, founded upon factD. & J. Sadlier
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Jane SinclairNeal Malone, and other talesG. Routledge and sons