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WHYTES

SINCE 1783

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1875 Imray, James. Two sea charts of Irish Sea and a chart of the

coast of Holland and Germany.

Uncoloured, unframed. 42 x 76in. (106.68 x 193.04cm)

250-

300 (£200-£240 approx)

45

An 18th century genealogical table of the Scottish and English Royal

families

Inset with a map of Ireland and a table of the principle battles fought in

Ireland, coloured. Mounted, unframed. 17 x 21½in. (43.18 x 54.61cm)

In overall very good condition. 2.5in split along bottom of vertical fold.

80-

100 (£60-£80 approx)

46

1704. Grant of apprenticeship of George Turville to Thomas Bole in

the Liberties or Franchises of Dublin.

The condition is that Turville “shall provide himself with Arms sufficient

for a Foot-Soldier... for the Service of the Queen”. Pp1, foolscap, printed

and manuscript.

150-

200 (£120-£160 approx)

47

1709-1820 Acts of Parliament, and other documents

Includes 1709 An Additional Duty on Beer, Ale, Strong-Waters etc.,

printed in Dublin, 1800 Act of Union, 1814 Commitments Trials,

Convictions &c Ireland, also some leases and indentures 1880s to 1930s,

and Kitchin’s Map of Ireland. (15)

150-

200 (£120-£160 approx)

48

1710: The Tryal Of Dr Henry Sacheverell Before The House of Peers...

... for high crimes and misdemeanors; upon an impeachment by the

knights, citizens and burgesses in Parliament assembled, ... begun in

Westminster-Hall the 27th day of February, 1709/10; and from thence

continu’d by several adjournments until the 23d day of March following.

Published by order of the House of Peers. Dublin: re-printed by A.

Rhames and F. Dickson, for E. Dobson, P. Campbell, J. Gill, T. Servant, J.

Pepyat, J. Hyde, and J. Henly, Booksellers, 1710. Various contemporary

notes on both free front end papers with the names of various owners

including “Ex Libris Saml. Carson. Bought this bought this book at the

Revd. Mr. Linsays Auction of Books in Ballymena for 1s. 1d.”

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)

49

1744 (January) Escape from custody, witness statement

Patrick Dempsey, Sheriff’s Bailiff gives evidence before magistrate,

Beaumonth Astle of executing “ a Warrant under the Seal of the High

Sherriff, Jacob Peppard Warren” against John Madders, arresting

Madders in Tullow, Co. Carlow and describes his subsequent escape from

custody. Among others named are Patrick Tyrrell, Pat McGrath, William

Hoar and Richard Grahams.

150-

200 (£120-£160 approx)

50

1748 Wright, Thomas. Louthiana; An Introduction to the Antiquities

of Ireland.

Calf. 4to.

300-

500 (£240-£400 approx)

51

1760 (10 July) Irish Legion letter from Lt. Richard Haly to Chevalier

de Warren a the Camp near Corbach

An interesting letter from this Stuart renegade and exile “We are giving

the enemy a sample of what we can do: the enemy lost about 2,000

men every way, mostly English and 40 ps. Brass Cannon, the Swiss who

were sent by St. Germains behaved to admiration ….the loss to our side

is not spoken of, tis so small, the enemy are retired to rising ground this

side of Waldeck…..the march our army stole on them is called a very fine

one by the Connoisseurs and as St. Germains is on their skirts we expect

to force them to a general action.”

300-

500 (£240-£400 approx)

52

Circa 1770 Belfast Infantry cross belt plate

A brass oval convex cross belt plate engraved to the centre with a Maid

of Erin harp and ribbons above and below “Belfast” and “Infantry”, hook

and pair of fixing studs to reverse. 3 x 2¼in. (7.62 x 5.72cm)

1,200-

1,500 (£960-£1,200 approx)

53

Circa 1770 Ibane and Barryroe Infantry cross belt plate

A brass rectangular convex cross belt plate, with canted corners,

engraved to the centre with a Maid of Erin harp and ribbons above and

below “I & Barryroe” - “Infantry”, hook and pair of fixing studs to

reverse. 2¾ x 2¼in. (6.99 x 5.72cm)

Ibane & Barryroe is a small barony in County Cork, named after a branch of the

Barry family called “Barry Rua”, or “Red Barry.” Richard Hungerford is listed as a

Captain of the Ibane and Barryroe Infantry in 1796, and Thomas Hunderford and

William Spiller as lieutenants in 1822.

1,500-

2,000 (£1,200-£1,600 approx)

54

1797 Trinity College Corps cross belt plate

Oval, gilt on copper, the arms of Trinity College engraved at centre, a

shield emblazoned with a turreted gateway, lion, book and Maid of Erin

harp, Hanoverian crown above, the whole dividing the date ‘’17 - 97’’,

twin ribbons above and below bearing the motto ‘’Tam Marti Quam

Minervae’’ (As much Mars as Minerva), double hook and pair of fixing

studs to reverse.

1,500-

2,000 (£1,200-£1,600 approx)

55

1790’s Lough Side Militia cross belt plate

A rectangular curved brass cross belt plate, engraved to the centre with

a Hanovarian crown and double ribbons below “Lough” - “Side”, double

hook and pair of fixing studs to reverse. 3 x 2½in. (7.62 x 6.35cm)

2,000-

2,500 (£1,600-£2,000 approx)

56

1796 Lower Talbotstown Cavalry officer’s cross belt plate.

The oval silvered plate engraved with a crowned maid of Erin harp, a

banner above “L Talbotstown” and below, “Cavalry”. 3 x 2½in.

(7.62 x 6.35cm)

The Lower Talbotstown Cavalry was first raised on 31 October 1796 by Major

Richard Hornidge, Tulfarris, Co. Wicklow, with a strength of 48 troopers. Among

their engagements in the 1798 rebellion, the Lower Talbotstown Cavalry met a

force of rebels, led by General Holt, in the Second Battle of Hacketstown in 1798.

800-

1,000 (£640-£800 approx)

57

1796 Limerick Volunteers button.

A silver button centred with a crowned harp surrounded by the motto:

“Pro Aris et Locus”.

100-

150 (£80-£120 approx)

58

1786, Murder of Henry Lawler by James Dempsey, five documents

“Not having the Fear of God before his eyes, being wholly moved and

seduced by the instigation of the Devil”, four witness statements. Details

of the inquest signed by the Coroner and 13 jury members, with affixed

seals. Jury return convicting James Dempsey, signed by Henry Bruen.

200-

300 (£160-£240 approx)

59

1786-1796. Acts of Grattan’s Parliament

A collection of nine acts of the Parliment of Ireland 1787-1796, printed

in Dublin by George Grierson, in modern bindings.

200-

300 (£160-£240 approx)