IX. IRELAND;

Including the library of the late Sir Robert Peel.

24637 ACT for the Settlement of IRELAND, and satisfaction of the interests of Adventurers, Souldiers, and other his Majesties' Subjects there, 1662-an Act for explaining some doubts arising upon the preceding, and making Alterations and Additions to it, 1665 -INDEX to the Act of Settlement and to the explanatory Act of Settlement, 1666; 3 vols. in 1, sm. folio, ca. 300 pp. old calf, 35s Dublin, 1662-6

Valuable documents important as evidence even at the present time, as affecting the landed property of English settlers, claimed by the descendants of the original Celtic population.

24638 Acts of Parliament for the Improvement of Landed Property in Ireland, etc. 8vo. numerous plates and plans, cloth, 78 6d 1859 24639 ANCIENT Irish Histories: the Works of Spenser, Campion, and Marleburrough, 2 vols. royal 8vo. hf. morocco, 12s Dublin, 1809 24640 the same, 2 vols. impl. 8vo. LARGE PAPER, calf, 15s 1809 24641 ANCIENT LAWS OF IRELAND. Senchus Mor. Law of Distresses, etc. Irish and English, by Dr. O'Donovan and W. N. Hancok, 4 vols. roy. 8vo. facsimiles, hf. bd. £2.

Vol. I, separately, morocco extra, gilt edges, 58

1865-79 1865

24642 24643 ANNALS OF THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND, by the FOUR MASTERS (the O'Clery's and O'Duigenan) from the earliest period to 1616, the Irish text, with Translation and notes by J. O'DONOVAN (with Index), 5 vols. 4to. cloth, £7.

24644

£5. 10s

24645

Dublin, 1848-51

the same, second issue, with Index, 7 vols. sm. 4to. cloth, 1856 translated from the Original Irish of the Four Masters by Owen Connellan, with Annotations by Philip Macdermott and the Translator, 4to. frontispiece and map, morocco gilt, £2. 10s Dublin, 1846 24646 ANNESLEY. TRIAL between JAMES ANNESLEY, Esq. Plaintiff, and the Rt. Hon. Richard Earl of Anglesey, Defendant, in Ireland, in 1743, with the Trial of J. Annesley and Joseph Redding for Murder, 12mo. portrait, calf, 18s

24647 ANTI-UNION, nos. I to XXXII, 4to. neatly hf. bd.

1744

Dublin, 1798-1799

"All published of this now extremely rare Dublin Periodical; published by the advocates for the maintenance of the Irish Parliament. It was conducted upon the plan of the Anti-Jacobin,' and among its principal contributors will be found the illustrious names of Burrowes, Plunket, Bushe, Wallace, Goold, and Smyly, as also the famous Robert Emmett."

24648 ARCHDALL'S (Mervyn) MONASTICON HIBERNICUM; or an History of the Abbeys, Priories, and other religious Houses in Ireland, Memoirs of their Founders, Benefactors, Abbots, etc. 4to. map and 18 plates of Monastic and Knightly Costume, etc. hf. morocco, £3. Dublin, 1786

24649

the same, 4to. with some MS. notes, calf gilt, £2. 16s

"A valuable and esteemed work."-Lowndes.

1786

1844

1836

24650 ARMSTRONG and TREVOR, Report of the Indictment for Conspiracy, the Queen v. D. O'Connell, J. O'Connell, etc. 8vo. bd. 28 6d 24651 Athenry Peerage. Minutes of Evidence on the Petition of Edward Birmingham, of Dalgan, claiming to be Lord Birmingham, Baron of Athenry, folio, hf. bd. 58 24652 ATKINSON (A.) the Irish Tourist: in a series of Views, Incidents, and Observations on the Irish Nation, 8vo. hf. morocco, 5s 1815 24653 ATLAS OF IRELAND, by the ORDNANCE SURVEY, 206 sheets, in 1 vol. oblong large folio (pub. £10. 5s), hf. calf, £4. (1860-62) Engraved on the scale of one inch to a statute mile, in outline. The above is the complete series, with the Index Map.

24654 BARKER (F.) and CHEYNE (J.) Rise, Progress and Decline of the Fever lately epidemical in Ireland, 2 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 58 1821 24655 BARROW (J.) Tour round Ireland in 1835, sm. 8vo. map and humourous illustrations by Maclise, calf gilt, 4s 6d 24656 BARTON (R.) Lectures in Natural Philosophy, designed for reason

1836

ing pertinently upon the Petrifications, Gems, etc. of Lough Neagh in Ireland, and for Introduction to the Natural History of... Ardmagh, 4to. view and plates, neatly hf. bound, scarce Dublin, 1751 24657 BEDELL (W. Bishop of Kilmore) Life [by Bishop Burnet], 8vo. calf, First Edition, 98 1685

10s

The Biography and Letters of the translator of the Irish Bible.

24658 BELLINGS (Rich.) History of the Irish Confederation and the War in Ireland, 1641-1643: containing a narrative of Affairs of Ireland from 1641 to the conclusion of the Treaty for cessation of Hostilities in 1643, NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME PUBLISHED, FROM ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS, by JOHN T. GILBERT, 2 vols. small 4to. bds. with Portraits and Facsimiles, price to subscribers, £2. 10s

24658*

the same, 2 vols. 4to. LARGE PAPER, £4. 4s

1882

1882

The organization and acts of the Confederation, established by a large portion of the Irish Nobility, Clergy, and people in the reign of Charles I, for the government of Ireland, through an elective representative body of their own selection, form important and as yet but little understood portions of Irish history. Declaring their allegiance to the King, but resisting the authority of the English Parliament, the Confederates, through their Supreme Council, organized forces, nominated commanders and officials, collected revenue, levied taxes, minted coin, treated with foreign powers, and governed a considerable part of Ireland. The administration thus established was long maintained by the Confederates, not only in opposition to the Government at Dublin and to continuous hostile attacks from the English and Scotch settlers in Ireland, and those associated with them, but also against large military and naval forces despatched from England and Scotland.

Hitherto no attempt has been made to collect or publish in their integrity such authentic original materials as still survive for the clucidation of the history of the Irish Confederation and its transactions in peace and war. To supply this want is the object of the present work, for which important materials, hitherto unprinted, have been obtained from archives in England, Ireland, and on the Continent. 24659 BERINGTON (J.) Decline and Fall of the Roman Catholic Religion in England, with memoirs of Gregorio Panzani, 8vo. hf. morocco,

5s

1813 24660 BLAYNEY (Lord) Sequel to a Forced Journey through Spain, containing Observations on the present state of Ireland, 8vo. hf.

morocco, 5s

Ireland.

1816 24661 BOATE (Dr. Ger.) Molineux (Th.) etc. Natural History of Ireland, 4to. plates, hf. morocco, 7s 6d 1755 Including a discourse on the Danish Mounts, Forts and Towers in 24662 BOLTON (C. N.) Sketches at Killarney and Glengariff, oblong folio, 12 plates, lithographed by G. Rowe, 2s 6d Cheltenham, cir. 1850 24663 Book of FENAGH, Irish and English, by St. Caillin, Archbishop, etc. of Fenagh temp. S. Patricii, annotated, etc. by W. M. Hennessy and D. H. Kelly, 4to. coloured views of the old Church and Cromlech at Fenagh, bds. 20s

Dublin, 1875 24664 BORLASE (Ed.) Reduction of Ireland to the Crown of England, with an account of the Rebellion 1641, 12mo. front. of coat of arms, old calf, 20s 24665 BOWDEN (C. T.) Tour through Ireland, 12mo. port. and plate, hf.

bd. 3s 6d

"A short but instructive work."-Nicolson.

1675.

1791

24666 BRABAZON, Deep Sea and Coast Fisheries of Ireland, 8vo. plates of various sorts of Nets, cloth, 2s

1848 24667 BRASH (Richard Holt) the ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE of IRELAND to the close of the 12th century; with historical and antiquarian notices, small 4to. 54 plates containing nearly 80 distinct engravings (published at 21s), hf. morocco, 14s

Dublin, 1875

The best book of its kind yet published, and the only one from which a good general notion of ancient Irish Architecture can be derived. Petrie's work is devoted to proving a theory upon a special subject, and is therefore extremely limited in its range, far from satisfying the desire expressed in the following passage :—

"Whatever opinion may be formed of the dates of Irish buildings, there can be no doubt of their very distinct national character, and that they are highly interesting, and deserve to be better known throughout Europe than has hitherto been the case."-Gentleman's Magazine, Jan. 1864.

24668 BRASH (R. R.) Ogam Inscribed Monuments of the Gaedhil in the Rritish Islands, with a Dissertation on the Ogam character, etc. edited by G. M. Atkinson, sm. 4to. portrait, pp. 425, map, and 50 facsimiles of inscribed Stones (pub. 30s), hf. bd. 25s

1879

The first comprehensive and authentic Collection of what are perhaps the most ancient monuments of the Celtic family of Speech. It contains a record of all the known inscriptions in the British Islands, with translations, and the illustrative text fully develops their importance and significance for History and Archæology.

24669 BROWN (J. B.) Laws enacted against the Catholics in England and Ireland, 8vo. hf. morocco, 5s.

1813

24670 BROWNRIGG (Sir Henry John) Inspector-General of Constabulary, Report on the State of Ireland in 1863, folio, MANUSCRIPT of 200 leaves neatly written for Sir Robert Peel," Confidential," £5. cir. 1864 The Report is divided in sixteen sections: Crime and ConstabularyRibbonism-Orangeism-Sectarianism-Factions-Secret and Political Societies-Secretion of Arms-Suspicious Foreigners-Emigration-Rates of Agricultural Labour, etc. The last eighty leaves consist of an Appendix containing Details of principal offences against the person - Incendiarism near Clonmel-Supervision of Convicts on ticket-of-leave-Extracts from the "Irish Liberator" on the American "Fenian Brotherhood"-Crown Witnesses under Government support-Constabulary protection to individuals, etc. The book is written in two different hands.

24671 BURGI (THO. DE) HIBERNIA DOMINICANA sive HISTORIA PROVINCIÆ HIBERNIE, in qua nedum omnia, quæ ad memoratam attinent Provinciam, et coenobia ejus tam intra quam extra Regnum Hiberniæ constituta (interjectis singulorum Fundatorum Genealogiis) exhibentur, sed etiam plura Regulares generatim sumptos Clerumque secularem et Res Civiles Hiberniæ atque etiam Magne Britanniæ spectantia, CUM SUPPLEMENTO, sm. 4to. green morocco, blind tooled, from the library of Sir Robert Peel, £6. 6s Colon. Agr. 1762-72 the same, sm. 4to. calf neat, from the library of the Marquis of Hastings, £7. 78 1762-72

24672

One of the most interesting volumes relating to the History of Ireland. The Supplement, comprising pp. 799-950, is of extreme rarity. Although the title bears the imprint of Cologne, it has been clearly ascertained that it was produced under the author's inspection, by a printer named Edmund Finn, at Kilkenny in Ireland.

In most copies of Burke's Hibernia Dominicana, five leaves, pp. 137-146 inclusively, are wanting, having been SUPPRESSED BY AUTHORITY: both of these have those castrations, which are of very rare occurrence. They contain a sketch of James II's expulsion, and of the fortunes of his son and grandson, as well as a statement that the Prince of Orange ordered over 1000 wounded prisoners, taken at the Siege of Limerick, to be burnt alive.

24673 (BUSHE) Hibernia Curiosa; on the Manners, Customs, etc. of the people of Ireland, 8vo. map and plates, hf. bd. 78 6d (1764) 24674 CAIRD (J.) the Plantation Scheme: the West of Ireland as a field for investment, 8vo. cloth, 18 6d

1850

Calendars of State Papers: 24675 DOCUMENTS relating to Ireland, to the end of the Reign of Henry VII, edited by H. S. Sweetman, Vols. I-IV, impl. 8vo. cloth, £2. 10s 1875-79 24675* STATE PAPERS relating to Ireland of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, edited by H. Claude Hamilton, 4 vols. £2. 10s

1860-77 24676 STATE PAPERS, relating to Ireland, of the Reign of James I, 1615-1625; edited by the Rev. Charles W. Russell, D.D., and John P. Prendergast, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, 6 vols. royal 8vo. cloth, £3. 15s

1880

Published under the direction of the Master of the Rolls, and with the sanction of Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home department. 24677 [CAMPBELL (T.)] Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland, 8vo. plates of Views, Ruins and Antiquities, hf. morocco, 58 1778

24678 [CAMPBELL (T.)] Strictures on the Ecclesiastical and Literary History of Ireland from the most ancient times till Henry II, 8vo. hf. morocco, 5s 1789 24679 CAREY (M.) Vindiciae Hibernice, or Ireland Vindicated, an attempt to develop and expose a few of the multifarious errors and falsehoods respecting Ireland, particularly in the legendary tales of the Conspiracy and pretended Massacre of 1641, 8vo. hf. calf, 10s Philadelphia, 1819 24680 CARLISLE (N.) Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, 4to. hf. morocco, 7s 6d

1810

24681 CARON (R. P. F. R.) REMONSTRANTIA HIBERNORUM, contra Lovanienses, Ultramontanasque censuras, de] incommutabili Regum Imperio atque Fidelitate, et obedientia indispensabili, etc. folio, calf, from Lord Gosford's library, £12.

Lond. 1665

Dedicated to Charles the Second. Many copies of this work are supposed to have been destroyed in the Fire of London.

24682 CARR (John) the Stranger in Ireland, a tour in the southern and western parts, 4to. numerous plates of Architectural and Landscape Views, hf. morocco, 6s

1806 24683 CARVE (T.) LYRA, SIVE ANACEPHALEOSIS HIBERNICA, in qua de exordio, seu Origine, Nomine, Moribus, Ritibusque gentis Hibernicæ, succincte__tractatur, cum Annalibus Hiberniæ, et rerum gestarum per Europam 1148-1640, editio secunda, small 4to. with the 5 plates so often wanting (including portraits of Carve, Charles I, and Donogh O'Brien) somewhat foxed, vellum, £3. Sulzbaci, 1666 the same, sm. 4to. fine clean copy in vellum, £4. 1666 Priced, 1832, Thorpe, £8. 188 6d; 1833, £8. 3s; 1835, £9. 9s; Nicol's copy fetched £10. 10s; Bindley's, £12. 12s.

24684

One of the indispensable books in an Irish library. There was no copy in the rich collection of the Marquis of Hastings.

24685 CATALOGUE of Tracts on the Roman Catholics, the Church, Ireland, and of British and Irish Trials, 4to. neatly written MS. hf. morocco, 10s cir. 1820 24686 CATALOGUS Librorum Impressorum in Bibliotheca Collegii SS. Trinitatis juxta Dublin, A-Q, 6 vols. folio, hf. morocco, £3. 16s Dublinii, 1864-80

This Catalogue was begun by Dr. J. H. Todd.

1825

24687 CATHOLIC Association of Dublin, Proceedings, 1823-25, 8vo. calf gilt, 58 24688 CATHOLIC Map of Ireland, showing the Diocesan boundaries, Cathedrals, Chapels, Churches, etc. a large coloured map on linen, in 8vo. case, 2s Dublin, 1859

24689 CATHOLIC Question, 9 tracts on, in 1 vol. 8vo. hf. morocco, 3s 6d

1813-24

24690 CAVENDISH (Sir H.) the Public Accounts of Ireland, 8vo. hf. bd. 38 6d

1791 24691 CHARLEMONT (James Caulfield, Earl of) Knight of St. Patrick, Memoirs of, by F. Hardy, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait, green morocco, silk linings, gilt edges, 20s

1812