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MESSINGHAM. Florilegivm Insvlæ Sanctorvm sev Vitæ et Acta
Sanctorvm Hiberniæ Hoc est Sancti Patricii Purgatorium, S.
Malachiæ Prophetia de summis Pontificibus
nunc primum
collegit, & publicabat Thomas Messinghamvs
Parisiis
M.DC.XXIV. Small folio, fine copy in russia extra, gilt edges 1624
the same. Sm. folio, a fine tall copy in olive morocco extra, gilt
edges, by Mackenzie, from the Beckford library

1624

This valuable work contains the first editions of the texts comprised in it. MISSALE Vetus Hibernicum. The Manuscript Irish Missal belonging to Corpus Christi College, Oxford, with introduction, etc. by F. E. Warren 8vo. with 5 facsimile plates; cloth

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1879

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• MOORE (Thomas). Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accompani-
ments by Sir John Stevenson and Sir Henry Bishop. Small folio,
pp. viii and 384, Music and words on every page; cloth
MORYSON. An Itinerary vvritten by Fynes Moryson (second
leaf of title:) containing his ten yeeres travell through.. Germany,
Bohmerland, Sweitzerland, Netherland, Denmarke, Poland, Italy,
Turky, France, England, Scotland and Ireland the II. part
containeth the Rebellion of Hugh, Earl of Tyrone. 3 parts in 1 vol.,
folio, titles mounted, but nevertheless a good sound copy in brown morocco,

1858

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blind tooled

1617

another copy. Folio, one of the titles neatly mended; calf 1617

3 MOUNTNORRIS. The Sentence of the Councell of Warre pronounced against the Lord Mountnorris in Ireland the 12th Dec. 1635, with his petition to Parliament Sm. 4to. 9 leaves

1641

4 MURPHY (Denis). Cromwell in Ireland; a History of Cromwell's Irish Campaign. 8vo., with map, plans and illustrations (pub. 12s 6d);

cloth

Dublin, 1883

5 MUSGRAVE (Sir Richard). Memoirs of the different Rebellions in Ireland also, a particular detail of that which broke out 1798 the second edition 4to. with maps and plans; old calf

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Dublin, 1801

the same, third edition, 2 vols. 8vo., with maps, plans, etc., calf

1802

7 O'BRENNAN (Martin A.). Ancient Ireland. Her Milesian Chiefs, Kings and Princes, etc. 8vo., cloth

Dublin, 1855 18 O'BRIEN (John). Irish-English Dictionary. Second edition, revised

1832

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and corrected. 8vo., half calf

012 6

19 O'BRIEN (Henry). Round Towers of Ireland; or the mysteries of Freemasonry, of Sabaism and of Budhism unveiled. 8vo. with illustrations, calf or cloth

1834

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50

another copy. 8vo. with some drawings, extra illustrations and cutings inserted; hf. calf neat

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All these copies have the long preface, which is sometimes omitted.
51 O'CLERY (Michael). The Martyrology of Donegal: a Calendar of the
Saints of Ireland, Irish and English, edited by J. O'Donovan, J. H.
Todd, and W. Reeves. 8vo., cloth

52

Dublin, 1864

The Martyrology of Gorman, Irish and English, edited and translated by Whitley Stokes. 8vo., with facsimiles; cloth H. Bradshaw Soc. 1895

This metrical martyrology, now for the first time printed, was composed in the latter part of the 12th century by an Irish Abbot, and is contained in a single manuscript transcribed, in or about the year 1630, by Michael O'Clery.

53 O'CONNOR (Charles). Chronicles of Eri; being the History of the Gaal Sciot Iber: or, the Irish People; translated from the original MSS. in the Phoenician dialect of the Scythian language. 2 vols. royal 8vo. with portrait, maps, and a coloured plate; boards

154

1822

Dissertations on the Ancient History of Ireland, Dublin, 1753The Ogygia Vindicated against the objections of Sir Geo. Mackenzie, by C. O'Conor, Dublin, 1775;-in 1 vol. 8vo. hf. morocco 1753-75

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Heber's copy of the "Ogygia Vindicated" fetched £2. 12s6d.

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3155 O'CONNOR (Rev. Charles). RERUM HIBERNICARUM SCRIPTORES Veteres, quibus Editor præfixit: de Fontibus Historiæ genuinæ Hibernorum, eorumque Chronologia, etc. 4 vols. 4to. with facsimiles from Irish MSS. bds. uncut Buckinghamiæ, 1814-26

3156

3157

3158

the same. 4 vols. 4to. green morocco extra, gilt edges 1814-26 With the bookplate of Henry Edward Bunbury.

Columbanus ad Hibernos; or, Letters on the present mode of appointing Catholic Bishops in his native country, 7 parts-Address on the calamities occasioned by foreign influence in the nomination of Bishops to Irish Sees, 2 parts-PLOWDEN'S Historical Letter to O'Conor upon his five letters, and reply to Columbanus number v, 2 parts-in 3 vols. 8vo. neatly hf. bound, and one sewed

Dublin, etc. 1810-16

Columbanos ad Hibernos; 7 parts in 2 vols. 1810-16-Historical Address on the Calamities occasioned by foreign influence, in the nomination of Bishops to Irish Sees, 2 parts in 1 vol. 1812; together 3 vols. 8vo., half green morocco, top edges gilt, UNCUT, very scarce 1810-16

3159 POYNTER (Rev. Dr.) Theological examination of the Doctrine of Columbanus (contained in his third letter) on the spiritual jurisdiction of Bishops, and the difference between a Bishop and a Priest. calf

3160

3161

8vo.

1811

BIBLIOTHECA MS. STOWENSIS, a descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts (mostly Irish or relating to Ireland) in the Stowe Library (of the Duke of Buckingham), 2 vols. and Appendix ;-3 vols. 4to. bds. Birmingham, 1818-19

Presentation copy to Sir R. C. Hoare.

3162

Lewis

the same. 3 vols. in 2, 4to., portrait added; hf. russia 1818-19 the same, bound in 2 vols. 4to. olive morocco extra, gilt edges, by 1818-19

Of this elaborate and valuable Catalogue 200 copies were printed at the expense of the Duke of Buckingham. Eyton's copy sold for £15. 15s. The MSS., which were bought entire by the late Earl of Ashburnham, have since his death been sold to the British Museum for £30,000.

3163 O'CURRY (Eugene). Lectures on the MS. Materials of Ancient Irish

History. 8vo. with 26 pages of facsimiles; cloth

Dublin, 1861

3164

Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish. Edited, with introduction and appendixes, by W. K. SULLIVAN. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth 1873

3165 O'FLAHERTY. Ogygia: seu, Rerum Hibernicarum Chronologia Authore Roderico O'Flaherty Sm. 4to. calf

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of Gorman

1685 O'GORMAIN (Maelmuire) Martyrology in verse-see O'CLERY, The Martyrology

3167

3166 O'HANLON (John). Life of St. Malachy O'Morgair, Bishop of Down and Connor, Archbishop of Armagh, 8vo. cloth Dublin, 1859 Lives of the IRISH SAINTS, with Special Festivals, and the Commemorations of Holy Persons, compiled from Calendars, Martyrologies, and various sources, relating to the Ancient Church History of Ireland. Vols. I-V. Royal 8vo., with numerous illustrations; cloth, gilt edges Dublin, n. d. (about 1872 etc.)

Subscription price £4. 10s. 3168 O'HART (John). Irish Pedigrees; or, the origin and stem of the Irish Nation. Third edition. Thick 8vo. cloth Dublin, 1881 3169 O'REILLY (Edward). Irish-English Dictionary. 4to. hf. cf. Dublin, 1817 the same. New edition. 4to., bds. or half calf ib. 1821 new edition. With a Supplement by John O'Donovan. 4to. Dublin, 1864 3171 ORMOND. The Life of James, Duke of Ormond; containing an account of the most remarkable affairs of his time and particularly of Ireland under his government. 6 vols. 8vo. (pub. £2.6s), cloth Oxford, 1851

3169*

3170

cloth

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PAPERS CONNECTED WITH AFFAIRS OF STATE during the
reign of Charles II .
in 1 vol. folio, MSS. on paper; bds. 1668-78
The state of Ireland at the time is curiously exhibited by the long indictment
against Lord Broghill (Orrery) and other pieces relating to the adventurers, the old
and new landlords, the Catholics, etc. in that country.

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PARNELL (Henry). Principles of Currency and Exchange, illustrated by the currency of Ireland, the high rate of Exchange between Dublin and London, and the remittances of rents to Irish absentees. Sm. 8vo. bds.

1805

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PARNELL COMMISSION: The Work of the Irish Leagues. The speech of the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry James, replying in the Parnell Commission Inquiry. Thick cr. 8vo., cloth

n. d.

026

PARSONS (Sir Lawrence). Observations on the bequest of Henry Flood,
Esq. to Trinity College, Dublin; with a Defence of the Ancient
History of Ireland. 8vo. bds.
Dublin, privately printed, 1795

076

PATRICK (St.). Histoire de la Vie et du Purgatoire de St. Patrice
Mise en François par.. François Bovillon.. 18mo. calf Paris, 1676

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8vo. calf

7 PENAL LAWS, which aggrieve the Catholics of Ireland; 2 parts in 1 vol. Dublin, 1812

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With the Seditious Note at page 229 which is wanting in subsequent Editions, and for which the Publisher was prosecuted.

8 PERROT (Sir John). THE GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND Vnder the honorable, ivst, and wise Gouernour Sir Iohn Perrot beginning 1584,

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COLLATION: A, a, b, c, in fours; d 2 leaves; B-S in fours; T2 leaves. Lowndes mentions a portrait, but erroneously. There is no such addition in any of the known copies. The dedication to Bevell Grenvile is signed by E. C. S., who speaks of that gentleman as his Cossin. He wrote no more than appears here (1584-88) although the title and preface both promise a continuation of the Irish history.

79 PHELAN (Dr. W.) Remains, with biographical memoir by John, Bishop of Limerick (Bishop Jebb). 2 vols. 8vo. calf extra, gilt edges, by Hayday

1832

80 PICTET (Adolphe). Du Culte des Cabires chez les anciens Irlandais.

8vo. cloth

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Genève, 1824 050

81 PLOTS, Conspiracies, etc. of Enemies of the Romish Religion, against the Princes of England, Scotland and Ireland, second edition, with the present Rebellion in Ireland, etc. sm. 4to. 46 pp. sd.

1642

82 POEMS in Irish, transcribed by Tadhg O Neasuin of Cork in 1708-20, and ascribed to O Daluidh Fionn, Tadhg Og O Higin, Donchadha Mor O Daluigh, Uiliam Og mac an Bhard, Eochuidh O Heogusa, Tadhg Dall O Higin, Muiris Og mhac Dauid (cc. Duib me Gearailt), Slan O Neasuin, Giolla Brighde O Hogusa, Philip bos Ua Higin, etc. about 90 pp. prefixed to O Neasuin's transcript of KEATING'S Tri Biorghaoighthe an Bais.

1708-20

Small 4to. MS. on paper, altogether 25() leaves; old calf
A couple of Cork-printed ballads of the year 1720, one having woodcuts and both
probably unique, are pasted on the end leaves. O Neasuin (who writes his name in
English as Nags) records in 1733 the death of Maire Cleibh ni Uasagain his valentine
of an earlier entry in 1717.

183 PRESENT STATE of Ireland; together with some remarques upon the
antient state thereof description of the chief towns 18mo.,
with a map; russia neat

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With the bookplate of D. H. Kelly.

1673

184 PROTESTANTS. State of the Protestants of Ireland under the late King James's Government; in which their carriage towards him is justified, etc. sm. 4to., calf

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330

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3185 RANELAGH (Richard, Viscount). State of his Majesties Yearly Revenue and charge in Ireland, 1669 to 1675. Folio, with some old MSS. relating to Irish Arrears inserted, old calf

1672

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After the financial statement, the Patent of 1671 is recited, by which Charles II granted to Lord Ranelagh and others the farmership of the entire revenue and arrears of Ireland.

This copy was given by Lord Ranelagh to Sir James Shaen, 1672, from whom it passed to the first Lord Aylesford. This nobleman's large book-plate is on the fly-leaf. 3186 REEVES (William). The CULDEES of the British Islands, as they appear in History: with an Appendix of Evidences. Royal 4to., sewed, 7s 6d; or, half morocco Royal Irish Academy, 1864 AUTHOR'S EDITION, with a title-page, preface, and index. Royal 4to., presentation copy to the Earl of Gosford, with an autograph letter from the author, inserted; panelled calf extra, gilt edges

3187

the same.

One hundred copies printed in this form.

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Dublin, 1864

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A learned work on the Céli-dé in Ireland; the Céli-de or Keledei of Scotland; and the Coledei of England and Wales.

3188 REID (James Seaton). History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, comprising the civil history of the province of Ulster from the accession of James I. 3 vols. 8vo. purple calf extra, gilt edges 1853 3189 REPORT of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Irish Forfeitures. Sm. folio, half calf, scarce 1700 3190 REPORT of the Committee of the Society of United Irishmen "to enquire and report the Popery Laws enacted in this realm," Dublin, 1792; Commentary on the proceedings of the Catholics of Ireland during the reign of George III, Dublin, 1812; in 1 vol., 8vo., morocco extra 3191 REILY. The Impartial History of Ireland. . In two parts. By Hugh Reily. To which is annexed . . . the Speech and dying Words of Oliver Plunket, Arch-Bishop of Armagh... the Civil and Military Articles of Limerick. . . . By the Revd. Doctor Nary. 12mo., calf

neat

1768 Reily's work gives a summary of all the battles, sieges, rebellions, and massacres. 3192 ROSCOMMON CLAIM of Peerage explained by Speeches delivered in the sessions 1827-28 before the Lords' Committee of Privileges, with decision. 8vo. hf. calf

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Royal Irish Academy:
3193 TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY; a COMPLETE SET
from the beginning in 1787 to 1889, being vols. I—XXVIII, parts
1-11 of vol. XXIX; Irish Manuscript Series, vol. I, “Cunningham
Memoirs," parts 1-4, and a General Index. Royal 4to. with many
plates; the first seventeen vols. half bound, the rest in boards and parts
Dublin, 1787-1889 28 0 0
3194 PROCEEDINGS of the ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY. A COMPLETE SET from
the beginning in 1836, to 1898 inclusive, forming 20 vols. 8vo., with
plates; half calf neat
1841-98

[FIRST SERIES], 10 vols. 1841-70.
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THIRD SERIES. Vols. I-IV. 1889-98.

3195 PROCEEDINGS of the ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY. Another set, as detailed
below. 16 vols. 8vo., cloth
1840-88
[FIRST SERIES], 10 vols. 1841-70-Second Series, SCIENCE, 4 vols. POLITE
LITERATURE, 2 vols. 1870-88.
3196 RYCH. A New Irish Prognostication, or Popish Callender, wherein
is described the disposition of the Irish, with the manner of their
behaviour.. (by Barnabe Rych). Sm. 4to. morocco, RARE Lond. 1624
3197 SALTAIR NA RANN. A Collection of Early-Middle-Irish Poems. Edited
by Whitley Stokes. Sm. 4to. sewed
Oxford, 1883
3198 SANAS CHORMAIC. Cormac's Glossary translated and annotated by
John O'DONOVAN. Edited, with notes and indices, by Whitley STOKES.
4to. LARGE PAPER, cloth
Calcutta, 1868

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3199 SERMONS preached at Christ's Church, Dublin, before the Incorporated
Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, and
Sermons preached at St. Mary le Bow before the corresponding
Society in England, between 1740 and 1774;-12 in 1 vol. thick sm.
4to. bds.
Dublin and London, 1740-74
Names of preachers and dates of sermons :
Robert Lord Bishop of Cork, 1740; William Berriman, Rector of St. Andrew's
Undershaft, 1741-42; George Lord Bishop of Ferns and Leighlin, 1742; John
Thomas, Dean of Peterborough, 1743; Mordecai Lord Bishop of Killalla, 1744;
Matthew Lord Bishop of Bangar, 1745; Thomas Lord Bishop of Kildare, 1746;
Dr. Sam. Nicolls, 1749; Thomas Lord Bishop of Oxford, 1757; Philip Fletcher,
Dean of Kildare, 1759; John Lord Bishop of Lincoln, 1767; Isaac Lord Bishop of
Cork and Ross, 1774.

3200 SHEFFIELD (John Lord). The Manufactures, Trade, and present state
of Ireland, 8vo. calf

the same. 8vo. calf, fine large copy

£ s. d.

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Dublin, 1785

1785

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3202 SHIRLEY (Evelyn Philip). Some account of the territory or dominion
of Farney, in Ulster. 4to. cloth

3203

1845

The History of the County of MONAGHAN, 5 parts, complete, forming 1 vol., folio, with front. in colours, woodcut Coats of Arms, and other illustrations; sewed, uncut

1877

3204 SHREWSBURY (John, Earl of). Third Letter to A. L. Phillipps "On the Present Posture of Affairs" (in Ireland). 8vo. bds. 1842 3205 SMITH (Charles). The Antient and Present State of the County and City of WATERFORD. 8vo. with maps and plates; calf, rebacked

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Dublin, 1746 Ancient and Present State of the County and City of CORK. 2 vols. 8vo. first edition, with map and numerous folded plates; calf gilt Dublin, 1750

the same, second edition, with additions. portrait, map, and plates; calf, 358; or, russia gilt

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Society of Antiquaries of Ireland:

3209 JOURNAL of the ROYAL SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of IRELAND, formerly the Royal Historical and Archæological Association of Ireland, founded as the KILKENNY ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. A COMPLETE SET from the beginning in 1849 to the beginning of 1895, forming 24 volumes and 1 part, royal 8vo. with a great number of fine plates and woodcuts; the first nineteen vols. uniformly and neatly half bound in green morocco, UNCUT; the vols. for 1890 in half calf neat; the rest in parts

Dublin, 1849-95 18 0 0 FIRST SERIES, 3 vols. 1849-55; NEW SERIES, 6 vols. 1856-67; THIRD SERIES, 1 vol. 1868-69; FOURTH SERIES, 9 vols. 1879-89; FIFTH SERIES, 4 vols. and Vol. V part 1, 1891-95.

3210 SPEARING (Joseph), Junr. The Question whether "Catholic Emancipation" is compatible with the principles of the British Constitution. 8vo. bds.

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3211 SPEECHES in both Houses of Parliament on the Irish Roman Catholic Petition. 8vo. bds. 1805

3212 SPENSER. A viewe of the present state of Irelande discoursed by waye of a Dialogue betweene Eudoxus and Irenius, MS. in a fine Elizabethan hand, 63 leaves-A BREVIATE of the gettinge of Irelande and of the Decaye of the same, MS. in a similar hand to the preceding, 15 leaves2 parts in 1 vol. sm. folio, MS.; limp vellum, with the bookplates of Richard Towneley (1702) and W. H. Crawford About 1595

The Breviate, of which the authorship is not revealed, is a valuable statistical account in which the military forces of the chieftains are detailed.

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