24766 GODKIN (James) Education in Ireland, its history, etc. 8vo, cloth, 28 1862 24767 GRACE (Jacobi) Kilkenniensis, Annales Hiberniae, ed. with translation by R. Butler, sm. 4to. cloth, 58 Irish Arch. Soc. 1842 24768 GRADY (Thomas) The Nosegay, large 8vo. second and best edition, having portrait, 4 plates, and the music of a song, morocco, gilt edges, presentation copy to Sir Robert Peel, £4. 4s Dublin, 1816 "A most violent satire, and the most indignant piece of invective that the history of literature can furnish. Dedicated to Thomas Moore, the poet." The first edition had no plates. Lowndes. 24769 GRAVES (Rev. James) Three privately printed Works, royal 8vo. cloth, together, £1. 11s 6d Sold separately: Dublin, 1864-75 1. Anonymous Account of the Early Life and Marriage of James, first Duke of Ormonde, with notes and appendix by Graves, 21s 1864 Only twenty-five copies printed. The original MS. of this very interesting narrative was discovered by the editor in the Evidence Chamber at Kilkenny Castle. 2. A brief Memoir of the Lady Elizabeth Fitzgerald, known as the Fair Geraldine, with portrait and facsimile of her handwriting, 16s 1874 Only fifty copies printed. The Fair Geraldine is for ever famous in English literature as the goddess of Lord Surrey's poetical idolatry. 3. The Church and Shrine of St. Manchán, 14 engravings, illustrating the Shrine, groups of figures, and bosses from it, etc. 16s 1875 Only fifty copies printed. The shrine is an Irish work in bronze and enamel, executed in the twelfth century. 24770 GREVILLE (Chas.) Past and present Policy of England towards Ireland, 8vo. half calf, 4s 1845 24771 GRIFFITH (R.) Geological and Mining Survey of the Connaught Coal district, 8vo. large coloured map, bds. 2s 6d 1818 24772 the same, 1818-Report on the Leinster Coal district, 1814, 1 vol. 8vo. half morocco, 38 6d 24773 HALL (Rev. James) Tour through Ireland, a view of the parties, politics and improvements, 2 vols. in 1, 8vo. half morocco, 5s 1813 24774 HAMILTON (Rev. W.) Letters on the Northern Coast of Antrim, the antiquities, manners, and customs of that country, etc. 8vo. map and plates, half morocco, 58 1790 24775 HANMER. Two Histories of Ireland, the one written by Edmund Campion, the other by Meredith Hanmer (with that of Henry Marleburrough, and Spenser's state of Ireland) (published by Sir James Ware), sm. folio, old rough calf, from the Sunderland library, £2. 28 Dublin Soc. of Stationers, 1633 24776 HANSBROW (Rev. G.) Topographical and Historical Hibernian Gazetteer, with appendix of ancient names, 8vo. cloth, 38 6d Dublin, 1835 24777 HARDIMAN (J.) History of the Town and County of the Town of GALWAY from the earliest period to the present, with Appendix of Charters, etc. 4to. map and views, plan of the town in 1651, etc. neatly half bound, £2. 16s Dublin, 1820 24778 HARRIS (Walter) History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin, 8vo. 2 plans, and plates of the principal buildings, half morocco, 78 6d 24779 1766 Hibernica: some antient pieces relating to Ireland, folio, half morocco, 24s 1757 Besides ten pieces, all (except one) previously unpublished, the volume contains an essay on the defects in the histories of Ireland, by the editor, which Shaw Masons pronounces to be an excellent performance, and also two treatises showing how the laws and statutes of England became of force in Ireland. 24780 HAY (E.) History of the Insurrection of the County of Wexford, 1798, 8vo. no map, morocco, 5s Dublin, 1803 24781 HERON (D. C.) Constitutional History of the University of Dublin, 8vo. front. cloth, 5s 1847 24782 HISTORICAL ATLAS OF IRELAND: Atlas of Ulster, executed about the year 1609, in 31 Maps, each on a sheet measuring 28 in. by 22, coloured, an extremely important series : of maps 1862 Garvie; 21. Clanchy; 22. Castle Rahin; 1. A Generalle description of Ulster ; 2. Tyrone 3. Tyrconnelle; 4 and 5. Baronie of Knockninnie; 6. Clancally; 7. Clinawley; 8. Maghery Steffanah; 9. Mahhery Roy 10. Lurgh and Cole Mackernan; 11 and 12. Donganon; 13 and 14; Loghinisholin; 15 and 16. Strabane; 17. Omey; 18. Clogher; 19. Loghtie; 20. Tollagh NOWELL (Dean) Two Ancient Maps of Ireland (ca. 1566) and 3,615,000, facsimiled from the original MS. in the British Museum, coloured round the margins, on a single sheet 1862 These Maps possess much interest, as exhibiting the titles from the Crown of the landed proprietary of the present day in Ulster. Copy of a portion of an Ancient Manuscript in the British Museum, by Lawrence Nowell, Dean of Lichfield, who died in 1576; being the text to illustrate the above Maps, folio, of 20 pp. lithographed, sewed Containing an authentic description of giving the princes and chiefs, with details Ireland, from the time of Henry II, and of their troops, resources, etc. 1862 VIEW of the Siege of Enniskillen 1592, taken from McGuire by Captain Dowdall, facsimile of the original plan "made and dun by John Thomas Solder," a very curious plan on a large sheet, representing an episode of Elizabeth's Wars in Ireland, plain; or coloured 1862 1760 ROCQUE (John) Four large Maps of Armagh The above Maps and text, bound together in 1 vol. large folio, green morocco extra, from Lord Gosford's Library, £10. 1862 24783 HOARE (Sir Rich. Colt) Journal of a Tour in Ireland, 8vo. hf. morocco, 58 1807 the same, impl. 8vo. LARGE PAPER, frontispiece, uncut, 18s 24784 1807 Only twenty-five copies printed. Baker's copy sold for £4. 24785 HOGAN (Edmundus) IBERNIA IGNATIANA seu Ibernorum Societatis Jesu Patrum Monumenta, Collecta, secundum annorum ordinem distributa, notis illustrata, et sociorum elogiis aucta. Tomus I, 1540-1607, 4to. 250 pp. and an autotype portrait of St. Ignatius, sd. 15s Societas Typographica Dubliniensis, 1880 Contains about 300 letters and documents, the originals of which are in the Archives of Rome, now printed for the first time. Only 200 copies printed. 24786 HOLMES (G.) Sketches of some of the Southern Counties of Ireland, 8vo. front. and 6 mezzotint plates of views, hf. morocco, 38 6d 1801 24787 HOWARD (G. E.) Exchequer and Revenue of Ireland, 2 vols. 4to. whole bd. gilt, 10s 1776 24788 (HUTCHINSON) Francis, Bishop of Down and Connor, Defence of the Antient Historians, with application to Ireland, 1734Parsons (Sir L.) Defence of the Ancient History of Ireland, 1794-in 1 vol. 8vo. hf. morocco, 5s 24789 Inchiquin Peerage. Minutes of Evidence on the Petition of Lucius, Lord Inchiquin, claiming a right to vote at the elections of representative Peers for Ireland, folio, hf. bd. 5s 1861 1843 24790 IRELAND and its rulers since 1829, 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 24791 Irish Archæological and Celtic Society. PUBLICATIONS printed at the University Press, Dublin, a complete set, 26 vols. in 29, 4to. (cost to subscribers, £31. 4s), cloth, £20. 24792 ... Dublin, 1841-80 another set, 26 vols. in 29, thirteen neatly hf. bd. the rest in cloth, £20. 1841-80 24793 IRISH SOCIETY (the) Origin, Constitution, and Proceedings of the Hon. Society . . . called the Irish Society, 8vo. cloth, 5s 1842 24794 JONES (Henry D. D.) A Remonstrance of divers remarkable passages, concerning the Church and Kingdome of Ireland, recommended by Letters from the Lords Justices and Counsell of Ireland and presented to the House of Commons in England, smallest 4to. olive morocco, 14s 1642 A rare and curious little book relating to the Rebellion in 1641. 24795 JOYCE (P. W.) Origin and history of Irish Names of Places, 12mo. cloth, 5s 24796 Dublin, 1869 the same, second edition, 1870-SECOND SERIES, 1875;— 2 vols. 12mo. cloth, 10s 1870-75 24797 KANE (R.) Industrial Resources of Ireland, 8vo. pp. 438, 4 maps, cloth, 28 6d 1845 24798 KEATING (J.) General History of Ireland, with the lives and reigns of 124 succeeding monarchs of the Milesian Race, third edition, with an Appendix, folio, portrait, map, and 40 plates of Pedigrees and Arms, fine copy in calf, £4. 10s 1738 Dr. Keating was an Irish priest, who probably graduated at Salamanca. He was born about 1570, and died about 1640; and it is a local tradition that he wrote his history while concealed in the woods of Aherlow, in Tipperary. The history extends from the earliest times to the Norman invasion of Ireland, and its value is rather literary than historical. It contains an extraordinary collection of old verses, of historical legends, and of personal and local names. Some events and persons are merely named, while others are the occasion of pages of amusing narration in excellent Irish. It has much of the ring of an old bardic composition, while its dates and occasional short positive statements give it to uncritical readers the appearance of well ascertained history. The profession of its author, the persecution he was known to have suffered, his warm affection for Ireland, and his thorough belief in his own statements were additional grounds for the popularity which the book soon acquired."―The Athenæum, Feb. 12, 1881. 24799 KENDALL (E. A.) Letters on the state of Ireland, the Roman Catholic Question, etc. 3 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 12s 1826 24800 KERRY. Index to the Townland Survey of Kerry, a large coloured map, on linen, in 8vo. case, 28 1846 24801 KILKENNY ARCHEOLOGICAL Society: Journal, First Series, complete, 3 vols. 1849-55-New Series, I-V, 1856-66Third Series, nos. 1-7 (of 8), 1868-9-Fourth Series, vol. I-V or nos. 1-52 (wanting nos. 1, 4 to 8, 11, 12, 19, 25 to 28, 30 to 6, 42), 1870-82, roy, 8vo. very extensively illustrated with maps, plates, and woodcuts of Coins, Seals, and other Antiquities, five vols. in hf. green calf, the rest in parts, £7. 10s Dublin, 1849-82 24802 KING (R.) Memoir on the Early History of the Primacy of Armagh, sm. folio, cloth, 10s Armagh, 1854 24803 [KING (William) Bishop of Derry, afterwards Archbishop of Dublin] State of the Protestants in Ireland under King James' Government, in which their carriage towards him is justified, sm. 4to. old calf, from the Sunderland library, 14s 1691 24804 KNOX (Rev. R.) Ecclesiastical Index (Ireland); the Rectories, Vicarages, Curacies, with their value, glebe lands, etc. 8vo. cloth, 38 6d 1839 24805 LAST (the) and BEST NEWES from Ireland: declaring the warlike and cruell proceeding of the Rebels . . . secondly the entrance of some English and Scottish companies into the North-parts of Ireland under Lord Grandison, Lord Chichester, Lord Conway (and) Lord Cromwell. . . how the Rebels would have fired and burnt up the City of Dublin, etc. etc. sm. 4to. 4 leaves, hf. morocco, £2. 2s London, 1641 24806 LATOCNAYE (De) Promenade d'un Français dans l'Irlande, 8vo. hf. morocco, 58 Brunswick, 1801 24807 LAWRENCE (R.) the Interest of Ireland in its Trade and Wealth stated, 12mo. hf. morocco, 15s Dublin, 1682 24808 LEDWICH (E.) Antiquities of Ireland, 4to. numerous plates of Church, Ruins, and Ancient Remains, hf. morocco, 25s 1804 24809 LELAND (Thomas) History of Ireland from the Invasion of Henry II, 3 vols. 4to. hf. morocco, 36s 1773 24810 LETTERS from the Irish Highlands, 8vo. pp. 359, calf gilt, 3s 6d 1836 1825 24811 LEWIS (Geo. Cornewall) Local Disturbances in Ireland, and the Irish Church question, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d, or hf. calf, 5s 24812 LIBER MUNERUM Publicorum Hiberniæ, or the Establishments of Ireland, 1152-1827, being the Report of R. Lascelles, 7 parts in 2 thick vols. roy. folio, hf. russia, neat, the O'Kelly's copy, £6. 10s (1852) Issued for presents only by the Record Commission. The collection constitutes a storehouse of information relating to the history of Ireland, and containing the digest of an enormous mass of valuable documents. Copies have fetched £20 at Irish sales. 24813 LIST of the Castles of Ireland, folio, Unpublished Manuscript of 117 leaves, newly whole bound calf gilt, £3. 8s. Sæc. XVII 24815 The work is arranged in counties, and to each castle (so far as could be learned) is given the date of its erection, its situation, proprietors' names and historical and antiquarian remarks. 24814 LIST OF THE CLAIMS, as they are entered with the Trustees at Chichester House on College Green, Dublin, on or before the tenth of August, 1700, folio, with printed index and the rare slip (Memorandum dated March 3rd, 1700), and with the DECISIONS ON THE CLAIMS in MS. calf, £8. 10s Dublin, 1701 the same, folio, LARGE PAPER, with additional list of claimants, THE DECISION ON THE CLAIMS, and a new index, all in MANUSCRIPT, calf, £17. Dublin, 1701 The DOMESDAY BOOK OF IRELAND, compiled immediately after the final subjugation of that country, and the obliteration from her political system of all elements derived from her ancient nationality. It is, however, EXCESSIVELY RARE, and was never published. As soon as it was printed the Claimants became so alarmed that Government, to allay the excitement, was compelled to suppress and destroy the entire impression with the exception of the few copies already given to the Trustees. A copy sold at Christie's in 1840 for £45. 24816 LODGE'S PEERAGE OF IRELAND, or a genealogical history of the Nobility of that Kingdom, revised and enlarged by M. Archdall, 7 vols. 8vo. 86 plates of Coats of Arms, hf. morocco, £2. 2s 1789 24817 LOMBARDUS (Petrus) Hibernus, Archiep. Ardmachanus, De Regno Hiberniæ, sanctorum Insula commentarius, sm. 4to. vellum, from the Sunderland library, £10. 24818 Lovanii, 1632 the same, small 4to. title mended, morocco, gilt edges, by C. Lewis, from the Beckford library, Hamilton Palace, £6. 6s Lovanii, 1632 Very rare, having been rigidly suppressed and the Author prosecuted by Lord Deputy Strafford. Bp. Daly's copy sold for £9. 5s 24819 [LYNCH (Jo.) Tuamensis Archidiac.] GRATIANI LUCII HIBERNI CAMBRENSIS EVERSUS, seu potius historica Fides in Rebus Hibernicis Giraldo Cambrensi abrogata, folio, calf, from the library of the Marquis of Hastings, RARE, £10. 1662 This book was written by John Lynch, titular Archdeacon of Tuam (who takes upon himself the fictitious name of Gratianus Lucius). He wrote it in France whither he fled after Galway was surrendered to the arms of Cromwell. Many copies are supposed to have perished in the Great Fire of London, which would account for its excessive rarity. Copies have been priced as follows: Payne and Foss, 1848, £25; Thorpe, 1834, £18. 18s. In 1854, Gardner's copy fetched £12. 128. 24820 MACGEOGHEGAN (Abbé J.) Histoire d'Irlande, ancienne et moderne, 3 vols. 4to. calf, scarce, 188 Paris, 1758-62 24821 MACPHERSON (Jas.) Introduction to the History of Great Britain and Ireland, third and best edition, 4to. hf. morocco, 6s 1773 24822 M'SKIMIN (S.) History and Antiquities of Carrickfergus, 12mo. plans and plates, hf. morocco, 58 Belfast, 1811 |