O'BRIEN'S Irish-English Dictionary, printed at Paris, 4to. 1768. With large Ms. Additions and Notes by Charles O'Connor, and General Vallancey. [Bibl. Eg. 87.]

A VELLUM Ms. in Quarto, written in the x1th Century, and stated to contain the Brehon Laws, some Historical Pieces, and a Vocabulary; all in Irish. Also three original Charters on vellum, the first two relating to Balimachil, near Waterford, (temp. Edw. I.,) the last to land in Athboy, dat. 9 Hen. VI. Contained in a case, made of Irish oak. [Bibl.Eg.88.] LILIUM MEDICINE, an ancient Treatise on Medicine, in Irish, transcribed at Montpellier, A. D. 1303. In a Folio Volume, written on Vellum. This and the preceding Volume belonged formerly to Archdeacon M'Mahon. [Bibl. Eg. 89.]

A MISCELLANEOUS Collection of ancient Irish Mss. on Vellum, of the x11th, xшth, and xivth Centuries, containing an early Calendar, Fragments of the Brehon Laws, Historical Poems, Genealogies, etc. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 90.]

LEABHAR BREAC, or Speckled Book, of M'Egan, containing a large Collection of Lives of Saints, (imperfect at the end,) written in the Irish Language, and ascribed to the x11th Century. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 91.] MISCELLANEOUS Collection of ancient Irish Mss. on Vellum, of the xuth, Xivth, and xvth Centuries, containing a Tract on Astronomy, Historical Poems and Treatises, Legends of Saints, Fragments of the Brehon Laws, etc. Small Folio. (margins damaged.) [Bibl. Eg. 92.]

LIFE of St. Patrick and other Legendary and Historical Tracts, written in Irish, on Vellum, in the xivth and xvth Centuries. Folio, inclosed in a brass cover. Also three original Irish Charters, on Vellum, one dated in 1512; the others in 1548. The two last are printed in Vol. XV. of the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy. [Bibl. Eg. 93.] ANNALS of Tigernach to A. D. 1088, with a Continuation by Augustine Magrath, to A. D. 1163, in Irish. Also several Irish Poems of the XVIth and xvIIth Centuries. A modern Transcript, in Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 94.]

LEABHAR GABHALA, or Book of Conquests, containing an Account of all the Invasions of Ireland from the time of Partholan to the Death of Roderick O'Connor, the last Monarch of Ireland. Written in Irish, by the Four Masters, and transcribed by Mr. Edw. O'Reilly, (Author of the Irish Dictionary,) in 1807, from a copy made in 1631, in the possession of Dr. C. O'Connor. Large Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 95.] ANNALS of Inisfallen, to A. D. 1320, in Irish; a correct Transcript made by Mr. O'Reilly, in 1808. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 96.]

A FAIR TRANSCRIPT of the preceding Annals, caused to be made in 1820, by Mr. Hardiman, for the purpose of Publication, and rendered more complete by a collation with a Ms. at Cork, additional Passages from which are prefixed and inserted. Also Copies of several Poems, in Irish. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 97.]

TRANSCRIPT of the same Annals, to A. D. 1063, undertaken at the expense of the Chevalier Thomas O'Gorman, in 1783, from a Copy in Trinity College, Dublin; accompanied by a Translation to A. D. 1320, made by Theophilus O'Flanagan, of Trinity College. In two Volumes, Quarto and Folio. [Bib. Eg. 98-99.]

ANOTHER Copy of O'Flanagan's Translation of the same Annals, made by Mr. Edw. O'Reilly, in 1814. With Corrections and Alterations. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 100.]

LEABHAR GABALA, or Book of Invasions of Ireland; a fair Transcript for the Press, from O'Reilly's copy, made for Mr. Hardiman, in 1820;also Copies of Pedigrees of the various Branches of the O'Brien Family. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 101.]

TRANSLATION of the Cathreim Thordhealbaigh, i. e. Battles of Turlogh, or Wars of Thomond, from A. D. 72 to 1318, made by Peter O'Connell, in 1798, from the original Irish text, compiled by Rory, son of John M'Craith, A. D. 1459. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 102.]

ANNALS of the Four Masters from A. D. 1397 to A. D. 1590, in Irish. Transcribed from the original Autograph in Trinity College, Dublin, by Edward O'Reilly. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 103.]

ANNALS of Clonmacnois by Tighernach, in Irish, down to A.D. 1163. A modern Transcript. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 104.]

LEABHAR GABALA, or the Book of Invasions, and Leabhar Oiris, or Book of the Battles of Munster; in Irish. Modern Transcripts. Small Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 105.]

COLLECTION of Narratives of the most celebrated Battles fought in Ireland; also the Romances of Merlin (imperf.); Orlando and Melora; Invention of the Cross, etc.; in Irish. Transcribed by Richard Tipper and John M'Solly, at the beginning of the xvIIIth Century. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 106.]

KEATING'S History of Ireland, in Irish; transcribed in the year 1638, in the lifetime of the Author. Small Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 107.]

KEATING'S History of Ireland, in Irish. Another Transcript of the same Work, made in 1707. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 108.]

KEATING'S History of Ireland, in Irish. A third Transcript, made in 1713, containing the Introduction, which is wanting in the two preceding copies. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 109.]

COLLECTION of Lyrical Compositions, consisting of Songs, Jacobite Relics, Elegies, etc. in the Irish language, by the most celebrated Bards, chiefly of the Province of Munster, during the eighteenth Century. Large Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 110.]

ANTIQUA POEMATA Hibernica; a collection of ancient Irish Poems, from the earliest period to the beginning of the seventeenth century, classed chronologically. Recent Transcript. Large Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 111.] ABHALLSHOIRD GACHA MILLSEAIN, containing all Keating's Historical

and Theological Works; also numerous ancient Poems, Pedigrees and other Tracts; in Irish. Transcribed in the year 1782. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 112.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Treatises and Poems in Irish, with a few Translations; including copies of the Contest between Neide and Ferceirtne, and a Uraicept or Treatise on Grammar; Translations of the Prophecies of Columbkill, and part of the Brehon Laws; some Poems, Pedigrees, etc. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 113.]

COLLECTION of Historical Tracts, in Irish, viz. the Tain Bo Cuailgne, the most ancient of the Irish Historical Romances; Narratives of the Battles of Cnuca, Moylena and Macrew, and extracts from O'Dugan's Treatise on Ireland. Recent Transcript. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 114.] COLLECTION of Documents relative to the district of Galway and western parts of Ireland; with the Original Institution of the Wardenship of Galway, dated 1484. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 115.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collections, in English, Latin, and Irish, containing an Introduction to the Irish language, by the Rev. Denis Taaffe ; various Poems; Life of Rev. Fr. Kirwan, of Galway, by Lynch, etc. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 116.]

COLLECTION of Irish Songs, written down from oral recitation by Philip Gibbons, in several counties of Connaught. Oblong Octavo. [Bibl. Eg. 117.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Historical and Lyric Poems, etc. chiefly in Irish. Recent Transcript. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 118.]

TREATISE on the Irish Language and Grammar, by James Scurry, 1820; with detached Papers on the same subject. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 119.] TRANSLATION into Irish of the "Introduction à la Vie Devote" of S. Francis De Sales, Bishop of Geneva. Transcript of xvinth Century. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 120.]

TRANSCRIPT of the same Translation, made by Mr. James Scurry, in 1824. Octavo. [Bibl. Eg. 121.]

MISCELLANEOUS collection of Poems in Irish, and Translations; Remarks on the History of Ireland; on Irish Prosody, etc. Recent Transcript. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 122.]

TRANSLATION of O'Clery's Life of Red Hugh O'Donnell, Chief of Tirconnell, temp. Eliz. made by Edw. O'Reilly, from the Irish original in the library of the Royal Irish Academy. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 123.] TRANSLATIONS of ancient and popular Irish Tales and Romances, viz. Lomnochtan of the Riphean Mountains; Carroll O'Daly and Farbluidh; The Death of the Children of Lir; The Battle of Cnuca ; The Finding of Cormac's Branch; etc. with Notes; intended for publication. Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 124.]

HISTORICAL and Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, arranged alphabetically, with references to Documents, both in Ms. and printed. Thin Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 125.]

COLLECTION of short Poems, Songs, Epigrams, etc. in Irish, of modern date. Octavo. [Bibl. Eg. 126.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Poems in Irish, including the Satire of the Red Book of Cork, temp. Eliz.; Also a Chronological List of the Monarchs of Ireland to A.D. 1172; Translation of O'Molloy's Irish Prosody, etc. Transcribed by Maurice O'Gorman; XVIIIth Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 127.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Irish Tracts in prose, comprising the moral Distichs of Cato; Popular Romances or Tales, viz. The Adventures of the Mhadra Mhaoil, or Bald Dog and Sir Balvraid de Cordebus (a Romance of the Round-Table); The Pursuit of Saib; Adventures of the Son of the Eagle; History of Fhiacail, King of Greece, etc.; also some Poems in Irish. In Maurice O'Gorman's handwriting, 1748-9. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 128.] COLLECTION of Ossianic and miscellaneous Irish Poems, made by Maurice O'Gorman ;-Also Religious Instructions and Prayers by M. Gibbons, a Roman Catholic clergyman of the west of Ireland. Octavo. [Bibl. Eg. 129.]

TRANSCRIPTS of several Irish Elegies, Songs, Odes, etc. of modern composition. Small Folio. [Bibl. Eg. 130.]

SONGS in Irish by Carolan and other Bards; and the old Irish Story, in prose, of the Palace of Allen. Transcribed in 1790. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 131.]

COLLECTION of ancient Irish Historical and Popular Tales, viz. The Actions of the Sons of Cailitin and Death of Cuchullin; the Bruighean Caorthain (or Palace of Quickbeam); The Adventures of the Mhadra Mhaoil; and Contest of the Sons of M'Lobe. xvith Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 132.]

ANCIENT Irish Historical Tales and popular Romances, viz. the Battle of Gabhra; the Death of Oscar; Feis tighe Canain; the Mansion Ceise Coradh; Merlin, and others; Moral Poems; History of Ireland, in prose; Pedigrees of Irish Families, etc. chiefly in the handwriting of Dermod O'Connor, the translator of Keating. xvith Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 133.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection in Irish and English, viz. the Leabhar Breanach, a translation of Nennius into Irish, copied from the Book of Ballymote, in 1798; Part of the Din Seanchais, or ancient Topography of Ireland, from the same Ms.; the Reformation of the Bards, an old Romance, in Irish, with a translation; several Poems, etc. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 134.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Irish Poems, Pedigrees, Extracts, etc. in the handwriting of Maurice O'Gorman. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 135.] MORAL Treatise on the Virtues and Vices, in Irish; transcribed in the XVIth Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 136.]

LIVES of Christ and the Virgin Mary, in Irish: transcribed in the xvith Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 137.]

Small

COLLECTION of Ossianic or Fenian Poems, in Irish; also the Church Hymns translated into Irish verse. Recent Transcript. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 138.] MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Fragments in Prose and Verse; Ossianic Poems, Pedigrees, etc. in Irish; partly in the handwriting of John O'Neachtan, an Irish Bard of the xviith and xvIIIth Centuries. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 139.] COLLECTION of Historical and Romantic Legends, in Irish; comprising the Adventures of Conall Gulban (imperf.); the Fairy Palace of little blood-red Eochy; the Sons of Usnach; The Children of Lir; Bruighean Caorthain: Merlin (different from No. 183.); Adventures of the Sons of Thomas; Jollan the Red-armed of Greece; and a few Poems. Transcript of xviiith Century. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 140.] COLLECTION of Pieces in prose and verse, among which are, the Tale of the Sons of Usnach (imperf.); Dialogue between Ossian and St. Patrick; Bardic Odes; Pedigree of O'Donoghue: O'Dugan's Poem on the Festivals, etc. in Irish; and Extracts from Colgan, relating to the Foundation of Irish Monasteries, and Annotations on St. John's Gospel, in English. Recent Transcript. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 141.] COLLECTION of ancient Irish Poems, chiefly transcribed from the old Book of Lismore, in the possession of the Duke of Devonshire, by Michael O'Longain, in 1821. Octavo. [Bibl. Eg. 142.]

GRAMMATICA Anglo-Hibernica, or a brief Introduction to the Irish Language, by Francis Walsh, 1713, with some Tracts on Prosody. Transcribed in 1737, by Francis O'Reilly. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 143.]

OSSIANIC Poems in Irish, written down from the recitation of a Connaught Shepherd in 1812, by Michael Kelly, and transcribed from his copy. Accompanied with translations, and prepared for the press by Mr. Hardiman. Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 144.]

ANCIENT Historic Tales in Irish, viz. Feis tighe Canain; the Finding of Cormac's Branch; the Battle of Cnuca; the Education of Cuchullin; Comrach Fir-Dia and Cuchullin; etc. Recent Transcript. Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 145.]

MISCELLANEOUS Collection of Poems and Songs, in Irish, written by Maurice O'Gorman and Edward O'Reilly. Duodecimo. [Bibl. Eg. 146.]

HISTORY Of Edmund O'Clery, a humorous tale, in Irish, composed by the bard O'Neachtan. The original autograph of the Author. Duodecimo. [Bibl. Eg. 147.]

TRANSCRIPT of the preceding volume, made by John M'Solly, early in the xvIIIth Century, and completed by Edw. O'Reilly. Duodecimo. [Bibl. Eg. 148.]

COLLECTION of Irish Tales and Poems; comprising the Assembly of the