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Number 1 - September 2011

Contents

Introduction to the first issue

The Editors

Joyce's People

The man behind Bartell d'Arcy
Harald Beck
Marcella, the Midget Queen
John Simpson
Captain Buller: that prodigious hit to square leg
John Simpson
Some notes on the triple life of Thomas Goodwin Keohler
Eamonn Finn and John Simpson

Joyce's Words

adelite - a delightful colour word

Harald Beck

basilicogrammate: the Egyptian royal secretary

John Simpson

contransmagnificandjewbangtantiality: jawbreakers and spelling bees

John Simpson

Joyce's Allusions

Two unidentified songs in the Penelope episode
Harald Beck
Spellingbee conundrum
Harald Beck

When is a thigh not a thigh?
John Simpson
Mad cow at Cabra
John Simpson
Is Spurgeon in heaven?
Clive Hart

All change at the Empire Palace
John Simpson
Aquinas on friendship
John Simpson
The old hag with the yellow teeth
Harald Beck

Joyce's Environs

The deleterious effect of copper sulphate on green peas

John Simpson
Bright's bright eyes
Harald Beck
Elster Grime and the Grand Old Opera
John Simpson
The Shah's ears and nose
Harald Beck
A Joycean price guide
John Smurthwaite

In Progress

In my hand there steals another

Harald Beck

Number 2 - March 2012

Contents

Introduction to the Second Issue

Joyce's People

They simply fade away: news on the life and death of an old soldier - Joseph Casey

May's band of brothers

Iremonger among the runs

Fullback for the Bective Rangers

Marie Dubedat - the Irish Nightingale

Carlyle one, Carlisle nil

Miss Douce and Miss Kennedy at a different bar

Daniel T. Sheehan: a University friend

Norman W. Tupper and the policeman's lap

Collecting the rates: Buckley, Cotter, Crofton, Henchy, and Weatherup

[including the next five items]

James Crofton: a tradition of public service
William Weatherup: what the newspapers said
Robert Henchy: a choice of two collectors
Edward Graham Cotter: another collector of rates?
Rifleman Buckley

Joyce's Words

Miss This Miss That and Miss Theother

Or hanging up on the floor

Dog of my enemy

Join up the dots for Paradise

Volupcy and mystic bliss

The kidology of codology

Aquacity: awash with watery thoughts

Eatondph and douradora

I'd like my job! - Not likely! Eamonn Finn

Lapland closer home

Done but not forgotten

Joyce's Allusions

Vengeance and the shores of Manhattan

Famine relief from the Sultan of Turkey

A dose of quackery

A mite of cheese

the bestest puttiest longbreak yet

Lawn Tennyson: the poetry of motion

My brandnew riddle - the Rose of Castile

Will you be my man will you carry my can

Beery bass baritones

Absent-minded warriors

Peter Parley's Tales of the ancients

Writing Elijah

[including the next five items]

Silly Sunphonies: does Jesus want me for a sunbeam?
Slippery gamblers
Philately is for bumboosers
Advertising patter
Next stop Paradise!

Æ IOU: two debts to Russell?

The Great Harmonia and the music of the spheres

Lenehan and the great outdoors

A good day for trimming your nails

Workaday workers in the Evening Telegraph office

The dragon slothfully drags her scaly folds

Stealing upon larks

In Molly's hand there steals another

Corny kismet Eamonn Finn

Joyce's Environs

The destruction of the open-air pulpit at St. Mark's

Magazines for Christmas (1898)

Genesis good for you

Bewitching eyes beneath a well-drawn eyebrow line

Sporting issues and racing tissues

Reliable rubber goods - perish the thought!

He cures fits!
Hokypoky hocus pocus

That Wonder Worker Robert Janusko

The Coffee Riddle

Gifford Corrections

Number 3 - September 2012

Contents

Introduction to the Third Issue

Joyce's People

Susy Nagle and her concertina dress
Mrs Gus Ruhlin: boxing and women's suffrage

    Philip Beaufoy and the philosopher's tone
    Popping into Lynam's
    Mulrennan from the west of Ireland

Joyce's Words

     Molly's doggery-woggery
     The rabbits that caused all the trouble
     Only for the other dog
        Shine on, Harvest Moon
        Solving the doubles
     Drums of braided cord

Joyce's Allusions

Glue-pot steals heart
My mother has married me... (Aida Yared)
Bonsoir la compagnie
William Field, the bard with the tumbling hair at Queen Dido's banquet
A heaven-sent dove with razor-sharp teeth
A perfect cretic floating down the O-hi-O

Cheaper booze
   The Hidden Life of Christ Revealed
   Killarney's Beauties
   Dusty Rhodes the Popular Tramp
Death of a Sinner
Perfide Albion - Perfidious Albion (Philip Keel Geheber)
The irreverent Richard Blacow

Joyce's Environs

The Italian colony in South Dublin

Kidfitting corsetry

Tom Rochford's smart idea at Crampton Court

That English invention: The Wonder Worker in nighttown (Ronan Crowley)
Pettiwidths: thrills and spills with Gerty MacDowell

Gifford Corrections

Number 4 - March 2013

Contents

Introduction to the Fourth Issue

Joyce's People

The Madams of Nighttown; or, a Dublin lupanarology
including
Mrs Mack at No 85
Mrs Arnott at No 83
Mrs Arnold at No 40 Lower Cumberland Street and elsewhere
Bella Cohen at No 82 (not 81)
Summing up the Madams

Gallant Mick Hart

Emily Lyons sets sail for Boston

J.P. Nannetti and the Lord Mayor's antecedents

Ditto MacAnaspey and the same for me, please

Joyce's Words

Duodenal harmony

Perverted from the truth

Praise Be! Here comes Old "Glory Hallelujurum" Purefoy

Head first and everything else behind

Joyce's Allusions

Don't leave your mother an orphan!

The unicorn's song

An Affair of Honour

As ugly as Poll Ash

Lenehan's bunions

Cuthbert the Wanderer

Malory and Sir Leopold, King

A doctor but not Dr Freud

Pater: Leopold the Epicurean

Ossian's poems - notesheets

Joyce's Environs

A good cigar is a smoke

Rheumatic wheels

Caught alive - oh!

Roll up for the human ostrich

The Corridors of the National Library

Rooms for Antient Concerts

The Prince and the Freeman

Gifford Corrections