Card of Membership of the Cork Glass-cutters' Union I. Interior of a Primitive Hand Glass-cutter's Shed II. Device for Stoppering Bottles and Opening Pans III. Four pairs of Dublin and Waterford Wall-lights IV., V., VI., VII. Waterford Bowls. (Mr. Walter Harding) VIII. Waterford Bowl, _circa_ 1783. Pontil worked into an ornament. (Commander Swithinbank) IX. Waterford Flower Bowl, _circa_ 1783. (Commander Swithinbank) IX. Waterford Canoe-shaped Bowl, 1783. (Viscount Furness) IX. Cork "Turnover" Bowl, 12 in. high. (Mrs. Rea) IX. Christening Bowl, 1760. (Author) X. Munster Bowl, _circa_ 1780. (Mrs. Hall) X. Irish "Pinched"-sided Bowl. (Mr. Henderson) X. Waterford Orange Bowl, _circa_ 1790, 16 in. by 7-1/2 in. (Major Pope) X. Irish Moulded Bowl, very large, 1760. (Mrs. Rea) XI. Irish "Pinched" Bowl, early, retaining waste metal at foot. (Author) XI. Irish "Pinched" Bowl, traveller's sample, 3 in. (Author) XI. Waterford Revolving Centre Dish, _circa_ 1783. (Hon. Mrs. York) XI. Cork Glass Orange Bowl, _circa_ 1790. (Mr. Walter Harding) XII. Waterford Bowl, _circa_ 1790. (Viscount Furness) XII. Cork "Pillar" Bowl, early. (Viscount Furness) XIII. Irish Large Bowl of exceptional shape, _circa_ 1785. (Author's family) XIII. Irish Glass, curious specimen of early, on carved bog-oak stand. (Commander Swithinbank) XIV. Irish Posset Bowl, large two-handled, possibly 1750. (Mrs. Hall) XV. Irish Ogee Bowl, _circa_ 1760. (Mr. R. Frank) XV. Waterford Bowl, bearing the Stannus crest, 1790. (Author) XVI. Waterford Bowl and Basin, _circa_ 1783. (Mr. Wild) XVI. Dublin copy of Bristol Two-handled Cup and Cover, _circa_ 1780. (Mrs. Day) XVI. Waterford Giant "Turnover" Round Bowl and Dish, _circa_ 1815. (Mrs. Rea) XVI. Waterford deep "Step"-cut Dish, _circa_ 1825. (Mrs. Oliver) XVI. Waterford "Step"-cut Dishes with fan handles, _circa_ 1820. (Mrs. Hall) XVII. Munster Banqueting Tazze, 1790-1810. (Mrs. Hall) XVII. Irish Posset Bowl, early, probably 1730. (Mrs. Rea) XVIII. Irish Urn, large, _circa_ 1795. (Mr. R. Philipson) XVIII. Waterford "Canoe"-shaped Bowl, 1790. (Author's family) XVIII.