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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 49, 5 December 1901, Page 15

We hare to thank the publishers, Messrs. Guy and Co., Cork, for the July-September issue of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archnjolos^ical Society. The hietory of the Barry clan is continued in this numbtr. Mr. Francis E. Ball contributes some interesting notes on the Irish Judiciary in the reign of Charles 11. There is a very full account of the trial of ltowan Cashell, who was indioted for killing Henry Arth r O'Connor in a duel which tiok place at Ballyseedy Kerry, in 1816. The tradesmen of Cork knew the value of advertising so long ago as the middle of the eighteenth century, as can be judged from the elaborate trade circulars issued by them, and of which Mr. Robert Day gives copies. The balance of the contents is devoted to mattere of local interest, and all of which shows that the writers have made a close study of the history and archaeology of the province of Munster.