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Printed for G. and J. Grierson, 1825 [and:] An act to amend an
act passed in the fifty-eighth year of King George the Third, for
establishing fever hospitals, and to make other regulations for
relief of the suffering poor, and for preventing the increase of
infectious fevers in Ireland. Dublin: Printed for G. and J.
Grierson, 1840.
Dublin,
1829-40
Six pieces bound in one volume, 12mo, pages (2), 193: 6, (2,
blank): 7: 8: 15: 9, contemporary polished calf, gilt ruled spine,
with label, gilt: with the contemporary signature of Thos. Vesey
in ink on upper board: pleasantly bound and in nice, fresh state.
€100-€150 (£80-£120 approx.)
932
.
IRELAND, MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
Municipal
Corporations, (Ireland). Appendix to the first report of the
commissioners. Part I. Southern, Midland, Western, and South-
Eastern ciruits, and part of the North-Eastern circuit. Presented
to both Houses … (and: Part II - Conclusion of the North-
Eastern Circuit, and part of the North-Western Circuit …
Printed by William Clowes and Sons, for H. M. S. O.,
1835
Pages (2), 800: (2), 801 - 1002,2 vols, folio, original stiff blue
paper wrappers, uncut: a little wear to the spines but the
bindings strong and otherwise in nice, fresh state. (2)
€150-€200 (£120-£160 approx.)
933
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IRELAND, POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS.
General
order of the Commissioners for administering the laws for relief
of the poor in Ireland, for regulating the meetings and
proceedings of boards of guardians in Ireland, and the
appointment and duties of union officers. 19th January, 1852.
By authority.
Dublin: Alex. Thom, printer and publisher, 87, Abbey-
Street,
1852
Pages (2, blank), 30, (2, adverts), (2, blank), 12mo, sewn in
original brown printed paper wrappers: a very good copy in
original state.
Not found in WorldCat or COPAC. D on-line has a similar title, but
not of 1852.
ALSO WITH THIS LOT: (1)
WODSWORTH (Wm. Dudley).
Publin Health (Ireland) Act, 1874. Digest of the sanitary laws in
force in Ireland. Prepared under direction from the Local
Government (Ireland) Board …
Dublin: Printed by Alex. Thom …
for H. M. S. O.,
1874. FIRST EDITION, 36-pp, large 12mo,
original yellow printed wraps: a bright, fresh copy.
Apparently the only edition. No copy in COPAC. WorldCat, however,
locates copies at Madison and NLI.
(2)
IRELAND, POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS.
The Relief
Manual: an explanation of the law and practice of relief under
the Irish Poor Relief Acts, Medical Charities Act, and
Vaccination Acts. Published by authority of the Poor Law
Commissioners.
Dublin: Printed by Alexander Thom … for H. M. S.
O.,
1870. Pages (2, blank), 62 and leaf of imprint, 12mo, sewn as
issued in the original printed paper wrappers: a very good copy.
Not found in WorldCat or COPAC, though there is a copy on-line in D.
(3)
€180-€250 (£144-£200 approx.)
934
.
IRELAND.
A relation of a great victory obtained by their
majesties forces in Ireland, over the Irish rebels. In a latter from
Liverpool to a friend in London …
Printed at London, and re-
printed at Edinburgh, by the heir of Andrew Anderson, printer to their
excellent majesties,
1691
BROADSIDE, printed on one side only, lightly & evenly toned
but very good, edges uncut.
A rare newsheet. Wing R 788, has L and EN only - none in Ireland.
Sweeney 4457. The London edition of the same year, Wing R 787A, is
known by the Yale copy only. The letter is dated from Liverpool, March
3rd, 1690. It relates that on receiving intelligence that the Irish forcrs
had crossed the Shannon, two English armies led by Ginkel and
Douglas engaged the Irish on Friday 27 February at a place called
Ballimore: “ …The Irish being about 20,000 and ours about 12,000,
where they had a very hot engagement for five hours. The Irish behaved
themselvees brave enough, for after they were broken, they rallied again
very vigorously three times; but were forced to retire to Athlone, unto
which place they were pursued to the very walls … It is said, Sarsfield is
mortally wounded: but ‘tis certain that General Ginkle was brought to
Dublin on Sunday-night in a coach, sorely wounded. “
€400-€500 (£320-£400 approx.)
935
.
IRELAND.
Rules, Orders, and Directions by the Lord
Lieutenant and Council, for the regulating of all cities, walled
towns and corporations in this kingdom of Ireland.
Dublin:
Printed by George Grierson,
1742
Pages 77, (1, blank), 12mo, recently and attractively bound in
full calf, gilt bordered sides, gilt spine, with contrasting label,
gilt: a very good to nice copy, pleasantly bound.
€120-€180 (£96-£144 approx.)
936
.
IRELAND.
Tracts relating to Ireland, printed for the Irish
Archaeological Society. Vol. I [- II].
Dublin,
1841-43
ALL PUBLISHED THUS, with a map, pages (4), 13, (2); 68;
viii, 31 and advert slip: (10), 90; viii,26; xxxvi, 153, (4) and slip
of ‘directions’,2 vols, 4to, original cloth: with just a little wear at
the headbands, but still a very good to nice copy.
Comprises Cormacan Eigeas’s ‘The Circuit of Ireland, a poem’, AD
942; Robert Payne’s ‘A Brief Description of Ireland’, 1590; John
Dymmok’s ‘A Treatise of Ireland’, c. 1599; ‘Annales de Monte
Fernandi’ [Multifernan]; and, ‘A Statute of the fortieth year of King
Edward III, enacted in … Kilkenny … 1367’, all variously edited by
John O’Donovan, Aquilla Smith, Richard Butler and James
Hardiman.
ALSO WITH THIS LOT: (1)
O’KELLY (Charles).
Macariae
Excidium, or, The Destruction of Cyprus; being a secret history
of the war of the revolution in Ireland … Edited, from four
English copies and a Latin Ms. in the Royal Irish Academy,
with notes, illustrations, and a memoir of the author and his
descendants, by John Cornelius O’Callaghan.
Dublin: for the Irish
Archaeological Society,
1850. FIRST EDITION THUS, pages (6),
xix,546,29, 4to, original cloth: the spine worn but the inside
joints and stitching firm, otherwise a very good to nice copy.
Variant title. The best edition of this valuable account of the Jacobite
and Williamite wars of the 1690’s, with all the personal and place
names identified.
(2)
CROSTHWAITE (John C.),
ed.
The Book of Obits and
Martyrology of the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity,
commonly called Christ Church, Dublin. Edited from the
original manuscript in the library of Trinity College, Dublin.
With an introduction, by James Henthorn Todd.
Dublin: for the
Irish Archaeological Society,
1844. Pages ciii,258, lxiii, 4to, original
cloth: very slight wear to spine, still very good-nice copy (4)
€100-€150 (£80-£120 approx.)
937
.
IRISH REGISTER.
The Irish Register: or a list of the
Duchess Dowagers, Countesses, Widow Ladies, Maiden Ladies,
Widows, and Misses of large fortunes in England, as register’d
by the Dublin Society, for the use of their members. Together
with the places of their several abodes. Also the charge given by
their president, at their last general assembly.
Dublin printed:
London re-printed, for T. Cooper at the Globe in Pater-Noster-Row,
1742
56-pages, 8vo, with a small, faint, unobtrusive old stamp in a
few places, but still a very good copy in recent marbled paper
boards.
One of two editions published at London during the same year. A witty
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