Martin Doyle
1787? – 1875
35 works on record
Works
Cottage farming; or, How to cultivate from two to twenty acres, by Martin Doyle
1870
Rural economy for cottage farmers, by Martin Doyle
1857
Small farms, a treatise for persons inexperienced in husbandry, by Martin Doyle
1855
The Constitution of the United States of America: The Proximate Causes of Its Adoption and ..
1846
A cyclopædia of practical husbandry and rural affairs in general, by Martin Doyle
1839
Hints originally intended for the small farmers of the county of Wexford
Hints on emigration to Upper Canada
The illustrated book of domestic poultry
Notes and gleanings relating to the county of Wexford in its past and present conditions
Irish cottagers
Francis Frith's lighthouses
The New Irish journal of information for the people
Hints Addressed to the Small Holders and Peasantry of Ireland, on Road ..
The flower garden
A cyclopaedia of practical husbandry and rural affairs in general
1839
An address to the landlords of Ireland
1831
The agricultural labourer
The kitchen garden or monthly calendar of practical directions for the culture of vegetables
The state of the poor of Ireland briefly considered and agricultural education recommended ...
Martin Doyle's common things of every-day life
The works of Martin Doyle
A cyclopædia of practical husbandry and rural affairs in general
The labouring classes in Ireland
Hints on emigration to Upper Canada, especially addressed to the middle and lower classes in Great Britain and Ireland
The flower garden, or, Monthly calendar of directions for the culture of flowers
Agricultural class book, or, How best to cultivate a small farm and garden
Hints to small holders on planting, cattle, poultry, agricultural implements, flax, &c
Small farms
Hints addressed to the small holders and peasantry of Ireland, on road-making, and on ventilation, &c. &c
Hints on planting, cattle, poultry, fisheries, agricultural implements, flax, &c
Hints addressed to the small holders and peasantry of Ireland
Hints addressed to the small holders and peasantry of Ireland, on subjects connected with health, temperance, morals, &c. &c. &c
Sypnosis Ophthalmology
Common sense for common people, or, illustrations of popular proverbs, designed for the use of the peasantry of Ireland
The kitchen garden; or, Monthly calendar of practical directions for the culture of vegetables