IRELAND. Rerum Hibernicarum Scriptores, edidit C. O'Conor, D.D. Buckinghamiæ, 1814-26. 4to. 4 vols. 251. LARGE PAPER, 407.

An admirably edited work, printed at the expense of his Grace the Duke of Buckingham. Contents.-Vol. I. Epistola nuncupatoria quæ Codicum vetustissimorum Hibernensium Notitiam et Regum Chronologiam complecitur, item Prolegomena ad Annales Partibus II, quarum prima vetustissimorum de Hibernia Testimonia historica, secunda Annalium et Carminum Hibernensium Catalogos comprehendit. Autore Carolo O'Conor, D.D. Vol. II. 1825. 1. Annales Tigernachiæ. 2. Annales Inisfalenses. 3. Annales Buelliani. Vol. III. Annales IV. Magistrorum, ex ipso O'Clerii Autographo. Vol. IV. 1826. 1. Annales Ultonienses ab Anno D.CCCCXXXI ad Annum D.MCXXXI. 2, Index generalis.

Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland, by the four Masters (see previous Work, vol. 4), from the earliest period to the year 1616, Edited from MSS. now in Dublin, with an English translation and copious notes by John O'Donovan, LL.D. Dublin, 1848-1851, 4to. 7 vols. LARGE PAPER.Second edition. Dublin, 4to. 1856, 7 vols. Another Translation (without the Irish Text), by O'Connellan, with Annotations, by MacDermott and the Translator. Dub. 1836. 4to. LARGE PAPER.

Anglo-Norman Poem on the Conquest of Ireland by Henry II., from a MS. preserved in the Lambeth Library, with an Introductory Essay on the Conquest by Thomas Wright, edited by Mons. Filrichel. Lond. 1837, 12mo. facsimile, 10s. 6d. A Letter concerning the Peopling of the Ardes by I. B. (1572). See B. (I.) p. 91, col. i.

Newe Newes contayning a shorte Rehersall of the late Enterprise of certaine fugytine Rebelles: fyrst pretended by

Capt. Stukeley, and sithence continued. and put in practise by Mac Morice (his Lieutenant) vpon the Countrey of Ireland in the Monthe of July last; who since (among others) was discomfited and beheaded: as by the Discourse following more plainely maye appeare. Translated out of Dutch into English, 6 Octo. 1579. Imprinted by I. C. (John Charlewood). 16mo. Eight leaves. Heber, 31. 1s.

Brief Discours de l'Entreprise faicte sur l'Irlande par aucuns rebelles de la couronne d'Angleterre, les quels ont esté des faicts au mois de Juillet, en l'an. 1579. Londres, 1579, 4to. two leaves.

Certain Advertisements out of Ireland, concerning the Losses and Distresses happened to the Spanish Navy, upon the west Coasts of Ireland, in their Voyage intended from the northern Isles beyond Scotland towards Spain. Lond. 1598, 4to. Twelve pages. Reprinted in the first volume of the Harleian Miscellany. Heber, pt. iv. 10s.

A Letter from a Souldier, touching the Notable Victorie of His Majesties Forces there against the Spaniards and the Irish Rebels, and of the yeelding up of Kynsale. Lond. S. Waterson, 1602, 4to. Black letter.

Newes from Lough-Foyle in Ireland, of the late Rebellion of Sir Carey Adougherty and Fella Me Recah Mik Davy, with his ransacking of Derry, and the inhuman Murther of Sir George Panlet. Lond. N. Butter, 1608, 4to. In the Gren ville Collection. Bright, 16s.

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Orders and conditions to be observed by the Undertakers upon the distribution and Plantation of the escheated lands in Ulster. leaves. p. 218.

Lond. R. Barker. 4to. (1608,) 9 See BLENNERHASSET, Thomas, Martyrium Corn. Dovenii, Dunensis et Connerensis Episcopi et Patritii Luchrani in Hibernia sub Arthuro Chichestriensi Prorege, anno 1612. 1 Feb. Dublinii fœ. liciter consummatum. Col. Agripp. 1614, 4to.

De Processu martyriali quorundam Fidei Pugilum in Hibernia. Col. 1619, 8vo. A copy is in the British Museum. See ROOTH, D.

Hiberniæ, sive Antiquioris Scotia vindiciæ adversus Dempsterum, 1621. See DEMPSTER, page 628. Lond.

A new Irish Prognostication. 1624. See RICH, Barnaby.

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Histories of Ireland. 1663. See HANMER. An exact and true Relation of the late Plots, which were contrived and hatched in Ireland. Lond. 1641, 4to. with a frontispiece. Nassau, pt. i. 2852, 3s. Towneley, pt. i. 521, 18s.

Rebellion of 1641. See TEMPLE, Sir John. BORLACE, Ed. WARNER. WYNNE. MUSGROVE. CURRY.

Relation of the Passages of God's Providence in a Voyage for Ireland. Lond. 1642, 4to. Heber, 10s. 6d.

Geographical Description of Ireland, according to the Provinces and Counties, by C. N. 4to. 1642. Heber, pt. viii. 27. 2s. Another dated 1720. Heber, pt. i. 11s. Doleful News from Ireland of the distressed State the English are in, with the Commission granted by Luke Birne to execute Marshal-law upon all Protestants. Lond. 1642, 4to. Towneley, pt. i. 513, 8s. Nassau, pt. i. 2154, 9s.

The Tears of Ireland, 1642. See CRANFORD, John.

Argument delivered 9th of June, 1641, by Patrike D'Arcy. Waterford, 1643. Reprinted.

A Looking Glasse of the World, or the plundeied Man in Ireland, a Poem. Lond. 1644, 4to. In verse. A copy is in the British Museum. Steevens, 1051. Sotheby's in May 1824, 27. 3s.

Queries propounded by the Protestant Partie concerning the peace in generall now treated of in Ireland, and the Answers thereto. Paris, 1644. Heber, pt. i. 27. 18s. Barbarous and inhuman proceedings against the professors of the reformed religion in Ireland. 1655. 4to. Plates. Towneley, 31. 3s.

Narrative of the (Earl of Clarendon's) Settlement and Sale of Ireland. Lovain, 1668, 4to. See FRENCH, Nicholas.

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The History of the execrable Irish Rebellion, 1641-1662. Lond. 1680. folio. See BORLASE, Edm.

Petty. (1683 or 1685.) See PETTY, Sir William.

A Full and Impartial Account of all the secret consults, &c., of the Romish Party in Ireland from 1660 to 1689. Lond. R. Baldwin, 1690, 4to. "After searching for this tract for 15 years, I procured it this day, 11 Dec., 1828, C. Butler." Heber, Pt. vii. 18s, now in the Grenville Collection.

Histoire monastique d'Irlande. Paris, 1690. See ALEMAND, L. A., page 27. count of the Provinces. &c., which have been reduced by his Majesty's Arms, by Wary Hitt. 4to. 1690. Heber, 18s.

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Modus Tenendi Parliamenta et Consilia in Hibernia. Published out of an ancient Record by Antony, Lord Bishop of Meath. Dub. 1692, 12mo.

History and Wars of the Kingdom of Ireland. Lond. 1692, 8vo. with a frontispiece. Lloyd, 643, 5s. See BARTON, Rob.

The State of the Protestants in Ireland, 1692, and Answer. See KING, Abp. Wm.

An impartial History of the Affairs of Ireland during the two last Years. 1693. See STORY, George.

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Monasticon Hibernicum. Lond. 1722, Svo. See STEVENS, Capt. John. ARCHDALL. A natural History of Ireland, in three Parts. Dublin, 1726, 4to. See BOATE, Gerard.

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The Sufferings of the Quakers in Ireland, by Fuller and Holmes. Dub. 1731,8vo. Reflections and Resolutions proper for the Gentlemen of Ireland. 1738. See MADDEN, S., D.D.

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Account of the Protestant Writers on the Rebellion of 1641. Lond. 1747, 8vo.

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A Review of the civil Wars in Ireland. 1775. See CURRY, John, M.D.

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History of the political Connection between England and Ireland, from the Reign of Henry II. to the present Time. [By Dr. Bain.] Lond. 1780, 4to. 7s. 6d.

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Reliques of Irish Poetry. 1789. See BROOKE, Charlotte.

Irish Minstrelsy. See IIARDIMAN.

Anthologia Hibernica; or monthly Collections of Science, Belles-Lettres, and History. Illustrated with beautiful Engravings. Dublin, 1793-4, Svo. 4 vols. Reed, 2521, 17. 10s.

Select Views of the Castles and Abbeys in Ireland. 1795, folio, 60 plates in aquatinta, by Jonathan Fisher,

Picturesque Scenery in Ireland, by T. S. Roberts. Lond. 1796.

(from the Sanscrit Books of the Bramius Proofs of the ancient History of Ireland of India), 1797. See VALLANCEY.

Report of the Secret Committee on the Rebellion in Ireland. Dublin, 1798, 8vo. Rebellion of 1798. Accounts of, have been written by Cloney, Hay, Teeling, Bp. Stock, Taylor, G. Jackson.

Irish Pursuits of Literature. 1799. 8vo.

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Familiar Epistles on the Irish Stage, 1804, 12mo. See CROKER, John Wilson.

Ancient Irish Histories. Dublin, 1809, 8vo. 2 vols. 12s. Hibbert, 4193, 17. 1s. Roscoe, 490, 1. 5s. LARGE PAPER, 17. 10s. Fonthill, 3439, 67. 10s. For original Edition, see HANMER.

Hibernian Magazine. Dublin, Walker, 8vo. 1796-1811.

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The Traveller's new Guide through Ireland. 1815. 8vo. Illustrated with a map,

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Biographia Hibernica, or Worthies of Ireland. 1821. See RYAN, R.

Reflections on the State of Ireland in the nineteenth Century. Lond. 1822. An intelligent work.

Rules and Regulations of the Orange Lodge of Ireland. 1823. Duke of York, 3856, in velvet, 17. 2s.

Ireland exhibited to England, by A. At.

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Letters from the Irish Highlands. 1825, 8vo. 10s. 6d.

Scenes in Ireland. By a Soldier. Edinburgh, 1825.

Ireland in past Times: an historical Retrospect, ecclesiastical and civil, with illustrative Notes. 1826, 8vo. 2 vols. 11. 4s. An excellent condensation of Irish History.

Beauties of Ireland. See BREWER, J. N. p. 268.

Three Months in Ireland. By an English Protestant. 1827, post 8vo. Es. 6d. Letters upon English Elections, and on the Situation of Ireland. Lond. 1827, 8vo. pp. 268.

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