Volume 7

Geo:V.Du Noyer ? by Edouard; atatis jull, circa XX

Billy Victor. 9 weeks old. Bray. 26th March 56

[cat] April 19. 1845

[cat] April 19. 1845

Jamey Baker; March 22 1845

Jamey King; March 22 1845

March 22 1845

March 6.1845

March 6.1845

March 7.1845

March 7.1845

March 13th 1845

March 14th 1845

March 15th 1845

March 15th 1845

March 17th 1845

Louth Castle

In our Garden at Trim, Co. Meath, May 1859

In our Garden at Trim, Co. Meath, May 1859

Rhubarb Plant in Mrs. Gaffney's Garden, Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath, 30 May 1859

In our Garden at Trim, Co. Meath, 24 May 1859

West window, Liscarton old Church on the Black Water, Co Meath, April 20-45;West window, exterior; length of church interior 17 steps by 6, 51 feet by 18;

Liscarton Castle, the residence of Mr Girrard

Liscarton old Church, near Navan, Co. Meath, April 26-45

East window, Dunsaney "collegiate" Church, 17 May 59; Equilateral pointed

Abbey of Dunsaney, Co. Meath, 17 May 59 [scaled plan, and sketch plan]

East window; Windows in S wall, Killeen Abbey Co. Meath

Cloister of Bective abbey, May 59, Co. Meath

standing stone in Glen-na-Sagarth, Co. Armagh close to the boundary of Louth; four Miles from Dundalk;

Antrim Round Tower, May 1868; a beam of oak separates the two stones forming the lintel of this doorway; The form of the surrounding …

Doorway of Dromiskin Round Tower, 26 April 1848; length of door from ground 13 feet, hight of tower not more than 40 feet, … [?] 54-5-in!!; Restored

Portion of granite cross of the grave yard of the Dromiskin Church;

[unidentified] Crevenish Castle, Lough Erne

August 29th 1841; ould, cross on Inish-mac-Saint Island, Lough Erne

[untitled]

Augst 28. 1841; Tully old castle, Co. Fermanagh

Aug. 1841; Tulyy old castle looking N.W., Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh

Termon McGrath Castle, Co. Donegall, September 4th 1841, looking W.N.W.

Termon McGrath Castle, Co. Donegall, Sep 4. 1841, looking S.S.E.

Enniskillen looking N.E.: ? August 17. 1841/1842 see date on 2 next drawings

Enniskillen Castle from the Sally Island, August 18. 1842

McGuires Castle at Enniskillen, guarding the rapids to the Town; Aug 1841

Devenish, Lough Erne;

Inscription in the wall of Devenish Abbey, Lough Erne

Plan of Termon Magrath Castle

Round Tower and abbey of Devenish Island. GVD; August 17. 1841

from W turret of belfry Tower abbey of Devenish

masonry from the interior of the abbey on Devenish Island, … ; the stone with inlayed inscription … against the wall

masonry in the interior of the Round Tower of Devenish, near its base

 [elevation and description of Devinish Round Tower]

Devenish Round Tower

Devenish Abbey, Lough Erne; height of door to spring of arch: 4 feet; Termination of moulding at side

[stone coffin/sarcophagus] depth about 10 inches; 7 feet 6 inches…

Plan of Devenish Abbey, Built: A.D. 1429. Geo: Du Noyer [scaled plan]

Castle Archdale, Lough Erne, near Kesh [Keash]; August 24th 1841; built a.d. 1615 see tablet on door [next image]

Tablet over the ancient door of Castle Archdale (ould castle), Lough Erne, near Kesh [Keash], Co. Fermanagh; August 24th 1841

Holy Well, near the old church of Kittlierney, Deer Park of Castle Archdale; August 31 1841

Door Way of the old church on the White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh; Geo: DuNoyer, May 1845

ancient carving in relief, South wall - and close to the entrance Doorway of the old church on the White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh

Plate II.; Effigy in alto relievo, from the East gable of the old Church on the White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh

Plate I.; Doorway from the old Church on the White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh

Plate III.; Effigy in alto relievo, from the East gable of the old Church on the White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh

these figures carved on opposite sides of same stone; Head stone, from the old graveyard of Culdragh [Cooldarragh?], Boa Island, Lough Erne, Sep 4. 1841

Lough Derg, Co. Fermanagh

St Patrick's Cross ? And priests' house. Station Island Lough Derg Co. Donegal

cliffs of Island Magee, from a sketch by Nichol

Shanes Castle as it appeared in 1820

Antrim Castle (Antrim)

… [?, April/August] 1841; ? Shanig Castle (SOC)

Part of the flats of Ballinascreen, Co. Derry;

Castle Caulfield, Co. Tyrone

The long Bridge, Belfast

Curran, Larne

…ll of Larne, Curran Point

Derry; Coolmore Fort entrance to the River Foyle from the Lough

Mount Joy Castle, near Lough Neagh, Co. Tyrone

Carrickfergus Castle, from the W.

Carrickfergus Castle, from the Pier (April-1840-?)

walls of Carrickfergus

Gateway, Interior Carrickfergus Castle

Windows at Carrickfergus Castle. Feb 1841

cliffs of the causway - Dunluce - White Rocks and Skerries Island from Portrush

chalk cliffs Portrush, Co. Antrim

Window Dunluce Castle

white limestone Rock … [?] about 80 feet Dunluce Castle and Giants Causewayin the distance; Nov 9. 1839

Dunluce Castle from the sea, November 6. 1839

untitled [row boat, rocks, regatta]

Dunluce

Dunluce from the Corbie Rock, Nov 11. 1845

from a sketch by Mr Wakeman; Dunluce from Portrush Strand

North face of Bengevenagh mt, Co. Derry showing land slips; great land slips subsequent to the present ?denudation 1838

Port Stewart, Co. Derry , 1839

Down Hill Temple and cliffs, the causeway … headland in the distance

Temple Down Hill, Dec 6. 39

Red Bay Castle, Cushendall, Co. Antrim

Green Castle, Lough Foyle, built on columnar Basalt; 1839

Red Castle, Lough Foyle, looking W.

E. window of Faughanoch old Church, outside, Co. Derry

old oak door of Desertcreat Church, Co. Tyrone

Carnowery Waterfall, Magilligan, … [?, Dec. 12th 1839

Clogaghe stone, Td. Of T? Co. Tyrone near ? 1840

Basaltic Dyke, called Lady Ohanas Bridge, Boundary between Phs. of Drumachose and Aghanloe, looking East; Geo: DuNoyer delt 1838

Capital of Pillar, Dungiven old Church, 13th century

Effigy of O'Cahan called Cooey-na-Gall or the "greyhound" or "pursear" of the "Gale" or "strangers"

choir arch interior of Dungiven old church, Co. Derry

The Tomb of cooey-na-Gall (O'Caham) in the old church of Dungiven, Co. Derry

Dungiven Castle, near the ? Troged

unidentified [Dungiven Castle]

Restoration of the Tomb of cooey-na-Gall, Dungiven old Church, Co. Derry Geo: V. DuNoyer

live Cameleon in the Belfast Museum, Jany 26. 1845

live Cameleon in the Belfast Museum, Jany 26. 1845

Cameleon from the Belfast Museum, kept under glass and on a [?] tempreture from 80-90 [dg] has been there or 3 months aloud one third layer then this sketch, changes colour

from Coleraine Church; Mc Knight; Hamilton - 1716

Derryloran old Curch, Co. Tyrone

window, Derryloran old Church

ancient house of the Beresfords, Coleraine, now destroyed 1857

Walkers Monument, Derry Wall; Walkers memorial looking W.

The neat hole in the side of the quern is not deeper than 2 inches

ancient Irish drinking cup of wood, "Meather"

ancient Irish Bronze stirrups from the Belfast Museum

ancient helmet, 13 inches

[shields of:] Dawson, 1732; 1634?-1694, Lecky; O'Hagan, Ballinasonen old Church; Rubra manus Duorem bonum, 1751, Byrne and O'Hagan; The armes of O'Donaghy and Mc Donacky, 1776 to 1801

[shields of:] Dawson, 1732; 1634?-1694, Lecky; Rubra manus Duorem bonum, 1751, Byrne and O'Hagan

Donaghenry Church, Co. Tyrone; [shields of:] Wilson, 1760; 2 Oritas, 1770 Templeton; Lols Lols sub enubra vir, 1778, Irvin; amor honor et gentilien, Baillie, 1824, the huril grand Donaghedy

[shields of:] Johnstone; arms unkown; unknown, ? Cahan; CAHAN; Mc Sparran; Buchannan 1697; sine macule, Corry 1716; Hamilton; Stevenson, 1722; Halliday ?; Solo in deo spes, Fannin ?

[shields of:] snivey raison, Dunlop; Percy; Pese gecan videri, Watson; Confido, Boyd; [?], Given

[shields of:] Holliday; God is our strength, Cunningham; O'Neil; Mer ito, 1731, Dunlap; from the old church yard of Killowen, Coleraine

Coleraine church yard; [shields of:] Todd, 1736; Rammaye ?; Wilson; Patrick, 1733; Stewart; church-…; church; 3 estalius, Wiety; Cuppage, 1714; Galt, 3 garbe; Esse guam videre, Neyland

[shields of:] Stirling; Dorathy Ross, wife to John Ross of Coleraine, 1713; ne oblivisick, Cochran, 1760; Bellyvillan old Church [medieval door and windows]. ? Villan old church Co. Derry or Antrim?

from the grave yard of Temple Maghery Church, near Kesh, Co. Fermanagh; August 25. 1841 [shields of:] Christopher Irvine, 1738; nunquam non paratus, James Johnston 1757; virtute et fides, Loan, 1779

Ballyrashane old Church; [shields of:] Young; Gavin, 1727

Ballyaghren old Church; [shields of:] mori diorer, share hearnt to die, Houston; Holmes, 1738

[long latin inscription] 1606

[shield of:] 1632, stone built in the arch wall of the tower of J Lindsay, Esq of Longhery, Co. Tyrone

[shield of:] The armes of O'Donaghy and Mc Donachy, 1801 - & 1776

Coleraine Church; [shields of:] Rowley, 161?; Mumroe; Dodinton

[shields of:] nuncquam non pasatus, 1757, Johnson (Ardtrea Church); spiro, Chalmers (Aghadowney Ch.), 1760; Boyds, 1748, (Desertmartin old Ch.); Stewart, Killymoon C; Cerutson; [?]

[shields of:] Moor; Boyd; en dien est mastasice, Todd alias Walson; Scohey; cum cotui eplenctor, Moor of priestland

Fedamore Church, Co. Limerick; [shields of:] Margaret Harte alias Bennis; LOYAL A NIORT, 1747; [?]

Tombstone from the Holy ghost Hospital, or Church, called the French Church, Waterford; [something is written on the back: Tombstones from the Holy ghost Abbey, Waterford, July 1863]

Tombstone from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863; Wahl; Skidi; length of the Church

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863; (armes of Skydi); (armes of White); QUAE OBIIT

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863; Here lyeth the Body of the Rev. Josia Franquefort, Also the Body of Mrs Eliz Franquefort his wife who Departed this life the 17th of April 1797 aged 83 years;

Tomb from the Holy ghost Abbey called French Church, Waterford, June 1863

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863

Tombstones from the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford, July 1863

From the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford

From the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford

From the Holy ghost Church, City of Waterford; Ancestor of Lord Roberts of Candahas and Pretoria

Kilbarrymedan [Kilbarrymeaden], Co. Waterford; Sheet 25/1 (Mar Kill); Per cruce ad coronem, Rose Shee, ? 1790 or these abouts the date [?]; Head stone of the grave yard [12 in x 6 in]

North end of the Townland of Ballynageeragh, Co. Waterford, Sheet 25/2, Sept 1863, View looking N.E.

chromlegh North end … [?, W.] of Ballynageeragh, Co. Waterford, View looking N.W., Sheet 25/2, Sept 1863,

chromlech Knockeen, S.E. view on the termon Wall of the old church of Knockeen, Co. Waterford, Sheet 17/3, June 1863, viewed looking about S.S.E.

looking S.W., Gaulstown chromlegh, Co. Waterford

The Ferry Pier Passage, Co. Waterford, Sep 1862

chromlegh of Gaulstown, Co. Waterford, Sheet 17/3-, looking S., blocks of Granite and ash Braccia (local)

View look S. of the cromlegh at the S.E. corner of the grave yard wall of the old church of Knockeen, Co. Waterford, Sheet 17/3 (margin)

Knockeen townland, Co. Waterford. Plan

View looking W., cromlegh. Townland of Gaulstown, Co. Waterford, Sheet 17/3, July 9/63

View looking S.S.W., greenish grey ash Braccia; cromlegh townland of Knockeen, near Sporthouse cross, Co. Waterford, Sheet 17/3

View of the Comeragh Range of Mts from Carrigeenagh? Hill; Rosses of … [?, Feldstone and … middle distance.

July 1863 Boulder of old red ?conglomerate ? Clough low side Bridge, Co. Waterford, Sheet 24/3; Boulder measures 40+36+18 feet

Four Mile Water Castle, Co. Waterford, 1840; Geo: Du Noyer delt. Sep 23 1840

Four Mile Water Castle, Co. Waterford, Geo: Du Noyer det. 1840

East Window, Youghal Collegiate Church, 15th Century, G.V. Nov 1851

 In Sri? Khana three upright stones are generally raised simply as memorials of great ?, or of men whose ashes are not necessarily though frequently buried or deposited in hollow stone sarcophagii near them. Hooker's Himalayan Journal. Vol II, p320

from Borlase's Cornwall, Fol. 1754; at Trescaw Scilly; I.F.L.; by col. Forbes Leslie

supposed Altar Stone 14f. 6i. long, 3f. 8i. broad, 3f. 10i. Thick, upright stones 8f. 6i. High; drawn by col. Forbes Leslie; Part of a stone circle Midmar Aberdeenshire, in the church yard

[2 letters from Forbes Leslie to Du Noyer, both from Rothie Norman, Aberdeenshire, dated on 29 Mar 1867 and 01 Feb 1868]

Dolmen, supposed Altar stone, forming part of a columnar stone circle, in the church yard of Midmar, Aberdeenshire; Forbes Leslie

Sketch of Circle at Seanhinny, Midmar Aberdeenshire

 I. Forbes Leslie, Stone Circle and supposed Altar stone, Seanhinny

[letter] My Dear Sir, I believe the inscription of which you were so good as to send me rubbing is to be read as follws: I remain Dear Sir, yours faithfully Charles ?Grant,. Geo. V. Du Noyer Esq

[Newspaper article about Gustave Dore]