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Catalogue Six Autumn 2005 Irish Art - Irish Artists & Book Illustrators

1300. O'Donovan, John. Et. Al. Tracts relating to Ireland, printed for the Irish Archaeological Society. 1. The Circuit of Ireland, by Muircheartach MacNeill, Prince of Aileach: A Poem, written in the year 824 by Cormacan Eigeas, Chief Poet of the North of Ireland. Now for the first time printed, with a translation and notes by John O'Donovan. 11. A Brief Description of Ireland: 1590. Edited by Aquilla Smith. 111. A Treatice of Ireland: by John Dymmok. Now first published from a manuscript preserved in the British Museum: with notes, by the Rev. Richard Butler. 1V. Annales de de Montefernandi (Annals of Multifernan). Edited by Aquilla Smith. V. A Statute of the Fortieth Year of King Edward 111, Enacted in a Parliament held in Kilkenny, A.D. 1367, before Lionel Duke of Clarence, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Now first printed from a manuscript in the Library of His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth: by James Hardiman. Two volumes. Dublin. 1841/43. 4to. pp. (1) 68, viii, 31 + advert. (2) [x] 90, V111, 26 xxxvi, 153, (3), + directions for the binder. Original cloth. Volume 2 Rebacked. V.G. €525.

1301. O'Duinn. The O'Doyne (Ó Duinn) Manuscript. K.W. Nicholls (edited by). Dublin. Stationery Office for the Irish Manuscripts Commission. 1983. Royal 8vo. pp.217. Folding genealogy table & map. C.L.B. B.P. Fine copy in scarce D.J. €265.


The contents of this volume were extracted from manuscript documents relating to the family of O'Doyne (Ó Duinn) from Archbishop Marsh's Library, Dublin. (Survey of Irish Lordships: Special Volume).

Primary Source on the Irish Confereration.


1302. O'Ferrall, Fr. B. and Fr. D. O'Connell. Commentarius Rinucinianus de sedis Apostolicae Legatione ad Foederator Hiberniae Catholicos per annos 1645-1649. 3 volumes ed. by Fr. S. Kavanagh. Dublin. I.M.C. 1932, 1936, and 1944. Vols 1,2 and 5 (Ex.6) Royal 8vo. Original red cloth. Library blind stamps. Fine copies. €325.


The original were written by O'Ferrall and O'Connell from the Papal Nuncio. Rinuccinis' Papers at Florence in 1661-66. They are major reference to events in Ireland 1647-1666, the years of the Irish Confederation.

Galway Interest.

1303. O'Flaherty, Tom. Cliffmen of the West. London. Sands & Co. 1935. First. pp.289. C.L.B. Illustrated. Fine copy in org. green cloth. €95.

1305. O'Kelly, Seamus. Waysiders - Stories of Connacht. Dublin. Talbot Press. n.d. Frontis. C.L.B. pp.203. Org. green cloth. G. €65.

1306. O'Laidhin, Tomas. Sidney State Papers 1565-70. Dublin. S.O. 1962. pp.150. Fine. €95.

Sidney was Elizabet's Lord Deputy in Ireland 1565-70. The documents contained here are from the originals in T.C.D. They contain correspondence, warrants, instructions and submissions etc. A valuable reference source in the
final chapter of Gaelic Ireland.

Presentation copy from T.M. Madden.


1307. Madden, Thomas More. Edit. Genealogical, Historical and Family Records of the O'Maddens of Hy-Many and their Descendents. Dublin. W. Powell. 1894. pp.72 + 4 pages ads. Org. green cloth, gilt title on spine. V.G. €495.

Presentation copy inscribed "To the Library, The Franciscan Fathers, Merchants Quay, Dublin with the editor's best compliments".

1308. O'Rahilly, Cecile. (Edited by) Táin Bó Cúalnge from the Book of Leinster.Dublin. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. 1967. Blind stamped C.L.B. Royal 8vo. pp.357. Org. light blue cloth fraying at bottom of spine. €75.

Ely O Carroll Local History.

1309. O'Riain, Seamus. Dunkerrin - A Parish in Ely O Carroll. A History of Dunkerrin Parish from 1200 A.D. to the present time. Dunkerrin. (Freshford Printed) 1988. First. pp.256. Pictorial D.J. V.G. €95.

Dunkerrin is close to Roscrea on the Tipperary Offaly border.

1310. O'Riordan, Sean P. Antiquities of the Irish Countryside. London. Methuen.
1953. Third Edit. pp.108. Map E.P.s C.L.B. B. P. Org. black cloth. G. €30.

1311. Orpen, Goddard Henry. Ireland under the Normans 1169-1216. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press. 1968. 4 volumes. pp. (1) 400, (2) 363, (3) 314, and (4) 343. 3 folding maps, 10 genealogical tables. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. blue cloth gilt in fine pictorial D.J.s V.G. €395.

1313. Orerry. The Trial of the Right Hon. Ann, Countess of Cork and Orrery. at the Consilitory Court of Doctors, Commons, upon a libel charging her with committing the crime of Adultry and violating her Marriage Vow. A Trial of the most extraordinary nature. Dublin. S. Colbert, 1784. pp.100 + 4 pages ads. Bound with account of the death of E.C. in the Lock Hospital with some
observations upon a death-bed repentance. Dublin. R. Dapper 1794. pp.22. Bound with Thoughts on the Manners of the Great. pp.84. Book one relates to a celebrated Adultery case in which the co-accused, one John Charles Newby, a young fiddle player appeared to "plead the fifth" and refused to admit to unlawful intercouse and the Earl of Cork was not granted a divorce from his good lady. Part two deals with the death bed repentance of a young Dublin prostitute and is related by an unctious cleric in the form of a moral tale. Rare. €750.

Early victorian quarter calf, marbled boards.

1314. O'Sullivan. Byrne, Matthew J. Ireland under Elizabeth. Chapters towards a History of Ireland in the Reign of Elizabeth. Being a portion of the history of Catholic Ireland by Don Philip O'Sullivan Bear. Translated from the original latin. With John Norden's large coloured folding map of Ireland 1609-1611. Map depicts clan locations, mountains, rivers, castles etc. Dublin.
Sealy. 1903. pp.212 and 3 page subscribers list. Original green cloth, gilt title on spine. This work is rarely found with map. V.G. €325.

1315. O'Toole, John. (Chief of his name) The O'Tooles, Anciently Lords of Powerscourt (Feracualan) Fertire and Imale, with some notices of Feagh Mac Hugh O'Byrne, Chief of Clan-Ranelagh. Dublin. A.M. Sullivan. n.d. C. 1860. First. Org. cloth, gilt harp. Scarce. €350.

Periodicals.

1316. Archivium Hibericum or Irish Historical Records. Volume 1, 1912 - Volume 45, 1900. in 45 volumes. Maynooth 1912/1990. A fine unbroken run in original wraps. V.G. €1,950.

1317. Irish Historical Studies. The combined Journal of the Irish Historical Society and the Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies. Vol. 1 No.1 - 1938, Vol. 29 No. 116 - 1995.Complete unbroken run. First 12 issues in 3 cloth bound volumes, the remainder bound in original stiff printed wraps. All in outstanding condition. €1,950.

An All-Ireland periodical considered indispensable for scholars, tutors and academics of Irish History Complete unbroken sets rarely appear on the market.

1318. North Munster Antiquarian Journal. Vol. 4 (No.4) 1952, Vol 7 (No.1) 1953, and Vol. 7 (No.2) 1953. 3 issues of scarce Munster Journal. €40 each or €100 for the set.

1319. Numismatic Journals. 33 quarto Journals in wraps. Mostly by Michael Dolley or Dolley in collaboration 1966/1972. Many are reprinted from British Numismatic Journal, Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Royal Irish Academy and Journal of Cork Historical and Archaeological Society. All in fine condition. €25 each.

1320. Peritia - Journal of the Medieval Academy of Ireland. Vol. 1 1982 to Volume 5, 1985. C.L.B. Thick Royal 8vo. First scarce 5 issues of this Highly regarded Journal. Fine in stiff printed wraps. €195.

Provenance Earl of Clarendon's Library.

1322. Plumtree, Anne. Narrative of a Residence in Ireland during the Summer of
1814 and 1815. London. Colburn. 1817. First. Large 4to. pp.398 + 2 ads.
Fine sepia-tinted aquatints. Full contemporary calf, gilt spines. Very handsome
copy from Library of Earl of Clarendon. V.G. €1,900.

1323. Pochin, Mould. Daphne. Irish Pilgrimage. Dublin. M.H. Gill. 1955. First. pp.153. Pictorial D.J. G. €45.

1324. Robinson, Lennox. The Whiteheaded Boy. Dublin. Talbot Press. 1922. First. Intro. by Ernest Boyd. pp.169. C.L.B. Fine in org. brown cloth, paper labels on cover and spine. €45.

1325. Rowland, Kate M. The Life of Charles Carroll of Carrollton. 1737-1832. With his correspondence and public papers. New York. Putnams. 1898. First. 2 vols pp. (1) 400 and (2) 487. Illustrated. Folding genealogical table of O'Carroll Pedigree. O'Carroll Coat of Arms frontis - Arms of Carroll, Chiefs of Ely, King's County, Ireland. Org. maroon cloth with family Coat
of Arms in gilt on covers. Limited Edition (750). Uncut. Attractive set. €325.

Charles Carroll, a descendent of the Ely O'Carroll, Co. Offaly family, was born in Maryland in 1737, became a hero of the American Revolution and was one of the original signatories of the Declaration of Independence.

1326. Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Advertisements for Ireland. Being a description of the State of Ireland in the reign of James 1. Contained in a manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin. Edited by George O'Brien. Dublin. R.S.A. 1923. Royal 8vo. pp.66. C.L.B. Org. green cloth, gilt title, fine tight copy. €150.

1327. Ryan, Desmond. The Sword of Light. From the Four Masters to Douglas Hyde 1636-1938. London. Barker Ltd. 1939. First. pp.256. C.L.B. Org. green cloth, gilt title on spine. V.G. €55.

1328. Ryan, James G. Irish Church Records. Their History, availability and use in family and local history records. Glenageary. Flyleaf Press. 1992. First. 4to. pp.207. C.L.B. B.P. Almost pristine in pictorial D.J. €65.

Library of Earl of Clarendon.

1329. Sadler, Michael Thomas. Ireland: Its Evils, and their Remedies: being a Refutation of the Emigration Committee and others, touching that country, to which is prefixed a synopsis of an original treatise about to be published on the Law of Population, developing the real principle on which it is universally regulated. London. John Murray. 1828. First. pp.414. Cntp. half green calf, marbled boards with gilt spine, crimson moroc. label. Fine provenance. Very fine copy. €995.

Sadler. A prominent English Economist, attacked the prevailing British view of poverty in Ireland which was based on "Laissex Faire" political economy. He propounded the establishment of a poor law for Ireland which was enacted some years later with the establishment of the workhouse system. However his views on the "Laissex Faire" system in relation to English/Irish
trade was largely ignored with disasterous consequences for the starving Irish peasantry some twenty years later.

1330. Saorstat Eireann. Official Handbook. Dublin. Talbot Press, 1932. Bright cloth cover with unusual coloured Celtic Design. Large 8vo. pp.150. Illustrations after Paul Henry. Sean Keating, McGonigal, Kernoff ect. V.G. €65.

Provenance - Library of Walter Armitage.

1332. Sainthill, Richard. The Old Countess of Desmond. An Enquiry, did she ever seek redress at the Court of Queen Elizabeth, as recorded in the journal of Robert Sydney, Earl of Leycester and did she ever sit for her Portrait? Dublin. U.P. Printed for private distribution only. 1861. First. pp.76 and large folding pedigree of the Earls of Desmond. Org. cloth. spine rebacked.
Very scarce with pedigree. €325.

1333. Silke, John J. Kinsale. The Spanish Invasion of Ireland at the end of the Elizabethan Wars. Liverpool. University Press. 1970. First. pp.208. 4 double-sided plates. 2 maps. C.L.B. blind stamp. G. in D.J. Now scarce. €95.

Signed by Edward MacLysaght/Limerick.

1334. Simington, Robert. C. The Civil Survey A.D. 1654-1656. County of Limerick with a section of Clanmaurice Barony, Co. Kerry. Dublin. Stationery Office 1938. 4to. pp.532. Original maroon cloth. V.G. €225.

Tipperary-South.

1335. Simington, Robert C. The Civil Survey A.D. 1654-1656. County of Tipperary. Eastern and Southern Baronies. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1931. 4to. pp.388. Org. maroon cloth. V.G. €185.

Tipperary-North.

1336. Simington, Robert. C. The Civil Survey. A.D. 1654-1656. County of Tipperary. Western and Northern Baronies with the return of Crown and Church Lands for the whole County. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1934. 4to. Org. maroon cloth. pp.418. V.G. €185.

Donegal/Derry/Tyrone.

1337. Simington, Robert. C. The Civil Survey. 1654-1656. Counties of Donegal, London-Derry and Tyrone with the returns of Church Lands for the three Counties. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1937. 4to. pp.453. Org. maroon cloth. V.G. €185.

Meath.

1339. Simington, Robert. C. The Civil Survey A.D. 1654-1656. County of Meath with returns of Titles for the Meath Baronies. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1940. 4to. pp.410. Red buckram. V.G. €185.

Mayo.

1341. Simington, Robert. C. Irish Manuscripts Commission. Books of Survey and Distribution being abstracts of various surveys and instruments of title 1636-1703. County of Mayo. With maps of the County from Petty's Atlas 1683, and of Tirawley Barony from the Down Survey, 1657. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1956. Large oblong foliio. pp.244. Maps in folder. Org.
maroon cloth. V.G. €225.

Roscommon.

1342. Simington, Robert. C. Irish Manuscripts Commission. Books of Survey and Distribution. Being abstracts of various surveys and instruments of title 1636-1703. Dublin. Stationery Office. 1949. Large oblong folio. Blind stamped. County of Roscommon with maps. C.1636 of the Baronies of Athlone and Moycarnan and of Parishes in Ballintober. pp.181. Map in folder. Org. maroon cloth. V.G. €225.

Galway.

1343. Simington, Robert. C. and Brendan MacGiolla Choille. Books of Survey and Distribution being abstracts of various surveys and instruments of title, 1636-1703. County of Galway with map of the county from Petty's Atlas 1683. Dublin. Stationery Office for Irish Manuscripts Commission. 1962. Large Oblong folio. pp.357. Map. Blind stamped brand. Org. maroon cloth. V.G. €235.

1344. Smith, Charles. The Ancient and Present state of the County and City of Cork. Edited by Robert Day and W.A. Coppinger. Reprinted from the Cork H & A.S. With numerous additional notes from the Croker & Crawford Mss. Illustrated with numerous folding maps, some tears, and one coloured map in pristine condition. Cork. Guy & Co. 1893. Two volumes in one. 4to. pp.(1) 512, (2) 354. Cntp. half calf, gilt title on spine, with crimson moroc. lable. Scarce and finest edition of Smith's famous work on Cork. V.G. €600.

State Papers- The following 25 items relate to State Papers etc. and all in original Cloth bindings.

1345. Sweetman, H.S. Edited by. Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. 1171-1251. London. Longman & Co. 1875. 4to. pp.585 +2 errata. Org. quarter linen Dark blue cloth. B.P. Richard Bishop of Waterford. Scarce. V.G. €300.

1346. Sweetman, H.S. Edit. by Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. 1252-1284. London. Longman & Co. 1877. 4to. pp. 735 + 32 pages ads. Partly unopened copy. Org. blue cloth, worn. Scarce. €300.

1347. Sweetman, H.S. Edit. by. Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. 1285-1292. London. Longman & Co. 1879. 4to. pp.669 + 34 ads. C.L.B. Org. navy cloth. Scarce. V.G. €300.

1348. Sweetman. H.S. Edit. by Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. 1293-1301. London. Longman & Co. 1881. 4to. pp.482 + 32 pages ads. C.L.B. Original navy cloth. Scarce. G. €300.

1350. Mills, James. Edited by. Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls or proceedings in the Court of the Justiciar of Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office of Ireland. 1295-1303. XX111 to XXX1 years of Edward 1. Dublin. Thom. 1905. 4to. pp.611. Org. navy cloth. C.L.B. G. €280.

1351. Mills, James. Edit. by. Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls or Proceedings in the Court of the Justiciar of Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office of Ireland - Edward 1. XXX111 to XXXV years (1305-1307). Dublin. Thom. 1914. 4to. pp.672. Org. dark blue cloth. C.L.B. Rear cover
defective. Scarce. €280.

1352. Wood, Herbert & A.E. Langman and revised by Margaret C. Griffith. Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls or proceedings in the Court of the Justiciar of Ireland. 1 to V11 years of Edward 11. (1308-1314) Dublin. Stationery Office. C. 1926. 4to. pp.406. Org. green cloth - Harp blind stamped. V.G. €280.

1353. Hamilton, Hans Claude. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the reigns of Henry V111, Edward V1, Mary and Elizabeth 1509-1573, preserved in the State Paper Department of her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. Longman. 1860. 4to. pp.616. Quarter linen on Navy boards. V.G. Scarce. €300.

1353(a) Hamilton, Hans Claude. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of Elizabeth 1586-1588, July preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. London. Longmans. 1877. 4to. pp.662. Recent Blue cloth, gilt title on spine. Fine copy. €300.

1354. Hamilton, Hans Claude. Edit. by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of Elizabeth 1588, August - 1592 September. London. Longmans. 1885. 4to. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. dark blue cloth. Fine. Scarce. €300.

1355. Hamilton, Hans Claude. Edit. by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of Elizabeth 1592, October - 1596. June preserved in the Public Record Office. London. Eyre & Spottiswoode. 1890. 4to. pp.602. Org. dark blue cloth. Blind stamped C.L.B. Lovely copy. Rare. €300.

1356. Atkinson, Ernest George. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of Elizaabeth 1596, July - 1597, December. London. Eyre & Spottiswoode 1893. 4to. pp.595. C.L.B. Org. dark blue cloth. Fine. Scarce. €300.

1357. Atkinson, Ernest George. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of Elizabeth 1598, January - 1599, March. Preserved in the Public Record Office. London. Eyre & Spottiswoode. 1895. 4to. pp.676. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. dark blue cloth. Fine. Scarce. €300.

1358. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland 1601-3 (with addenda 1565-1654) and of the Hanmer Papers preserved in the Public Record Office. London. H.M. Stationery Office. 1912. 4to. pp.757 + 39 page catalogue. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. dark blue cloth. Fine. Scarce.€300.

1359. Russell, Rev. C.W. & John P. Prendergast. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of James 1. 1603-1606 preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office & elsewhere. London. Longman. 1872. 4to. pp.659. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. quarter linen on blue boards. G. Scarce. €300.

1360. Russell, Rev. C.W. & John P. Prendergast. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of James 1. 1606 - 1608. Preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, and elsewhere. London. Longman. 1874. 4to. pp.792. Quarter linen on org. blue boards. Blind stamped C.L.B. Fine. Scarce. €300.

1361. Russell, Rev. C.W. & John P. Prendergast. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers, relating to Ireland of the Reign of James 1. 1608-1610 preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office and elsewhere. London. Longman. 1874. 4to. pp.706. Org. quarter linen on dark blue boards. Blind stamped C.L.B. Fine and scarce. €300.

1362. Russell, Rev. C.W. & John P. Prendergast. Edit. by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland of the Reign of James 1. 1611-1614, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office and elsewhere. London. Longman. 1877. 4to. pp.694. Org. quarter linen on blue boards. C.L.B. Blind stamped. Covers frayed & small piece mising from spine. Scarce. €275.

1363. Russell, Rev. C. W. & John P. Prendergast. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers, relating to Ireland of the Reign of James 1. 1615-1625, preserved in her Majesty's Public Record Office and elsewhere. London. Longman. 1880. 4to. pp.716. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. quarter linen on dark blue boards. V.G. & Scarce.€300.

1364. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office. 1647-1660. London. Mackie & Co. 1903. 4to. pp.975 + 39 page catalogue. Ex. Milltown Park Library. Org. blue cloth. Rebacked. Scarce. €300.

Scarce Genealogy.

1365. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office. Adventurers for Land. 1642-1659. London. Mackie & Co. 1903. 4to. pp.445 +38 page catalogue Pristine unopened copy. Org. dark blue cloth. €500.

In the wake of the 1641. Irish Insurrection subscriptions were raised from the English public who subsequently were alloted parcels of land in Ireland. As an example the Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester jointly subscribed £1,350 and in 1653/54 were awarded vast holdings of land in Stradbally and the town of Galway. Beautiful copy of a much sought after work by Historians and
Genealogists.

1366. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Edit. by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office 1660-1662. London. Mackie & Co. 1905. 4to. pp.766. Green cloth, gilt title on spine. Ex. Milltown Park Library. Fine copy. Scarce. €300.

1367. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office. 1666-1669. London. Mackie & Co. 1908. 4to. pp.866 + 38 page catalogue. Ex. Milltown Park Library. Org. Dark blue cloth. Fine copy. Scarce. €300.

1368. Mahaffy, Robert Pentland. Edited by. Calendar of the State Papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office. September. 1669 - December 1670 with Addenda 1625-70. London. Hereford Times. 1910. 4to. pp.765. Org. blue cloth - light staining. Scarce. €300.

1369. Stokes, George T. Ireland and the Celtic Church. A Story of Ireland from St. Patrick to the English Conquest in 1172. London. Hodder & Stoughton. 1892. Third. pp.358 + 2 page ads. Org. green cloth. V.G. €40.

1370. Stokes, Rev. G.T. Ireland and the Anglo-Norman Chruch. A History of Ireland and Irish Christianity from the Anglo-Norman Conquest to the Dawn of the Reformation. London. Hodder & Stoughton. 1897. Third. pp.391. C.L.B. Org. green cloth. V.G. €40.

1371. Stone, J.Harris. Connemara and the Neighbourhood Spots of Beauty and Interest: Being notes on Achill Island - Cashel - Cleggan - Clifden - Clonbur - Cong - Corcomroe Abbey - Delphi - Doon - Galway - Inniscrone - Kilfenora - Killaries - Kille - Kylemore - Leenane - Letterfrack - Lisdoonvarna - Maam - Newport - New Quay (Co. Clare) - Recess - Renvyle - Salruck - Sligo -
Westport - etc. With remarks on sea and fresh water Fishing, Irish Character, Archaeology, Botany, etc. With illustrations from photographs taken by the Author, and several maps. London. Health Resort, 1906. pp.422. Org. green cloth. V.G. €265.

Tate Adams Plates.

1372. Synge, J.M. Riders to the Sea. Dublin. Dolmen Press Ltd. 1969. 4to. Limited Edition (750) pp.58. Five beautiful colour plates by Tate Adams. Edited by Robin Skelton from the manuscript in the Houghton Library in Harvard University. Mint in original green cloth with Author's initials
in gilt. €175.

1373. Taylor. The Whole Works of Rev. Jeremy Taylor, Lord Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore. With a Life of the Author by Rev. R. Herber. Revised & corrected by Rev. Charles P. Eden. London. Longman etc. 1854. 10 volumes. Half calf, maroon boards. V.G. €420.

1374. Thorpe, Benjamin. Edited, with a translation. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle according to several original authorities. London. Longman Green. 1861. 2 vols. Royal 8vo. Volume 1 - Original Texts. pp.416 + 12 pages of ads. Volume 2 - Translations, pp.323 + 12 pages ads. 8 very fine folding coloured plates of ancient manuscripts. Later half calf, green boards.
Fine set. €550.

Above work was portion of the Chronicles and Memorials of Great Britain & Ireland commissioned by the Treasury in 1857 and proved a most successful project.

1375. Two Centuries of Irish History. 1691-1870. London. 1888. Intro. by James Byrce M.P. Royal 8vo. pp.530. C.L.B. Blind stamped & perforate stamp on T.P. Org. green cloth.
V.G. & Scarce. €155.

Genealogical Scarcity.

1378. Vicars, A. Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536-1810. Baltimore, Genealogical. 1989. pp.512. Org. green cloth. Fine. €160.

1379. Wakeman, William F. Archaelogia Hibernica. A Hand Book of Irish Antiquities, Pagan & Christian. Especially of such as are of easy access from the Irish Metropolis. Dublin. Figgs 1891. Second with numerous illustrations. pp.322 + 7 pages ads. C.L.B. B.P. Fine org. green cloth with gilt high cross and kneeling peasant. Fine copy. €165.

1380. (Walsh, Edward). Sketches of Ireland Sixty Years Ago. Dublin. McGlashan. Second. pp.180. Illustrated. Org. blue cloth. Yellow Guernsey Library ticket on cover. Tight copy.
Scarce. €195.

Celebrated Waterford Law Case.

1382. Copy of the Judgment delivered on Friday the 9th June 1871, in the Court of Appeal in the case of the Tenants of the Waterford Estate by Lord O'Hagan and Lord Justice Christian. 1871. Folio. pp.17. Attractive recent pink marbled boards with gilt black label. €125.

Concerns an appeal by 270 tenants on the Estate of the Marquess of Waterford in relation to their rental and of their special rights under the Tenant Right Customs of Ulster. As usual the claim of the tenants was dismissed by the Lord Chancellor.

1384. Wilson, Philip. The Beginnings of Modern Ireland. Dublin. Maunsel. 1912. First. pp.440. Blind stamped C.L.B. Org. green cloth, torn D.J. G. €95.

Deals with The Lordship of Ireland, The Geraldine Report, The Plantation of Leix and Offaly.