Statistical Report 1935-1936 - Department of Education and Skills

260-- Bible at Large: Early Texts: Latin: Biblia sacra ex Sebastiani Castellionis interpretatione.. cum annotationibus eiusdem ... Accessere in nova hac editione.'... defensio versionis novi foederis contra Th. Bezam. fol. Francofurti, 1697.-- N.T. : Greek: Novum Testamentum. j u-ta exemplar millianum. Typis JoannisBaskerville, 4to. Oxonii: e typographeo Clarendoniano, 1763.BOYLE (Hon. Robert) : The aerial noctiluca : or some new pheenomena, and a process of a.factitious self-shining substance ... [8]+110 pp. 8vo. pr. by T. Snowden, 1680.-- Certain physiological essays, written at distant times, and on several occasionssm. 4to. Pr. for H. Herringman, 1661.-- A continuation of new experiments physico-mechanical, touching the spring andweight of the air, and their effects. The I. part .... Wbereto is an next a shortdiscourse of the atmospheres of consistent bodies. pis. [22] + 198+ [12] pp. sm. 4to.Oxford, pr. by Henry Hall, for Richard Davis, 1669.--- A continuation of new experiments physico-rnechanical touching the spring and.weight of the air, and their effects. The second part. Wherein are contained diversexperiments made both in compressed and also in factitious air, about fire, animals,&c. Together with a description of the engines wherein they were made. pis. [20]+ 198+[6] pp. sm. 4to. pr. by M. Flesher, for R. Davis, 1682.-- An essay about the origine & virtues of gems. Wherein are propos'd and historicallyillustrated some conjectures about the consistence of the matter of precious stones,and the subjects wherein their chiefest virtues reside. [16] + 185 pp. 8vo. pr. byWilliam Godbid, 1672.-- An examen of Mr. T. Hobbs his Dialogus physicus de natura aeris. As far as it concernsMr. Boyle's book of new experiments touching the spring of the air, &c. Withan appendix touching Mr. Hobb's doctrine of fluidity and firmness. By the authorof those experiments. [8] + 102+ [2] pp. srn. 4to. pr. by M. Flesher, for R. Davis, 1682.BROWNE (George) : Historical Collections of the Church in Ireland, during the reigns ofK. Henry, VIII. Edward, VI. and Q. Mary set forth in the life of GeorgeBrowne, sometime Archbishop of Dublin with a sermon of his pp. [2J+ 18..4to. pr. at London, and sold by Randal Tayler, 1681.BUSH (John) : Het rnerkwaardig Ierland. Briefswyze beschreeven ... in den jaare 1764.Uit het Engelsch vertaald. map. 8vo. te Harlingen, 1769.CASE OF TOLERATION,ed. Synge, Prebendary of St. Patrick's, Dublin. 1726.Presented by the late Mr. E. R. McC. tu».CAT LET OUT OF THE BAG, The: or, a play without a plot. Being a tragical, farcical.operatical, burlettical, pantomimical, serious, satirical, nonsensical Pasticcio, actedthe devil knows where, by A Company of the devil knows who; and written by SirDrawcansir Slash them , Bart. With notes ... by the most eminent men living ordead. 8vo. Goathem: pr. and sold by all the booksellers, whether flying or stationary.And Dublin: repr. by Wm. Robinson, 2971 I= 1792].COLGAN(John) : The lives of the glorious Saint David, Bishop of Menevia, patron of Wales.... and also of Saint Kieran the first-borne ... patron of the diocesse of Ossorie.Collected out of Father Colganes first volume of the Acta Sanctorum Hibernise, andEnglished by a devoted servant of the aforesaid saints ... sm. 4to. 88 pp. Waterford.pr. by Peter de Pienne, 1647.COLLECTION,A, of constitutional songs. To which is prefixed, a collection of new toasts.and sentiments written on purpose for this work [Vol. 1.]-11. [Vol. II. To which is.annexed an historical account of the Battle of the Boyne ... ] 8vo. Cork, pr. by A.Edwards, 1799-1800.COUSSER(John Sigismond) : A serenata. To be represented on the birthday of the mostserene Anne, by the grace of God, Queen of Great-Britain, &c. at the Theatre-Royal"the sixth day of February, 1709. By their Excellencies the Lords Justices command.8 pp. 8vo. Dublin. pr. by Sandys, 1709.CROFTON(Mrs. William) : Eight views, for the benefit of the County Leitrim ProtestantOrphan Society. From the original drawings by Mrs. William Crofton. oblong 4to.Ackermann and Co. [1854].DE HODIERNO STATUECCLESIARUMin Anglia, Wallia, Scotia, et Hibernia narratiuncula ,14 pp. 8vo. n.p., 1654.261DODOENS (Rembert): Florum et coronariarutn odoratarumque nonnullarum herbarumhistoria. Altera editio. illustr. 8vo. Antverpize, et officina Christophori Plantini,1569.With this is bound:-____ Historia frumentorum, leguminum, palustrium et aquatilium herbarum, aceorum, quae eo pertinent. Additae sunt imagines .. 8vo. Antverpiae, ex officinaChristophori Plantini, 1569.[EGAN (Pierce) the Elder] : Real life in London; or, the rambles and adventures of BobTallyho, Esq., and his cousin the Hon. Tom Dashall through the Metropolis; ...by an amateur. With ... coloured prints ... 8vo. London, 1821 ... T.p.wanting.ENGLAND: Army: Proposals from His Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax and the Councellof his Army, by way of Addresse to the Parliament, for removing the causes of thecryes and groanes of the people; for pay for the Souldiers ... October 7, 1647.pp. 6. 4to. pr. by Robert Ibbitson, 1647.____ Parliament: A declaration of the Lords and Commons in answer to HisMajesties Declaration ... on Sunday the 23 of October 1642. Together with acatalogue of the neames of divers .... Papists and Commanders in the army, underthe Earle of Newcastle. pp. 12+ [4] 4to. pr. for Edward Husbands, and JohnFranke, 1642._. A remonstrance presented to .His Majestie by the Parliament [or ratherby the House of Commons] in June, Ann. Dom. 1628 ... Wherein is discovered,the great danger that England and Ireland lay under; and the Parliamentscare to have secured them ... 8 pp. 4to. [pr. by T. P. and M. S. for John Owen,1642].ENOS (Waiter) : A survey of the articles of the late rejected peace concluded in the Marquesof Ormonds Cabinet in Dublin, the 29 of July 1646 .. , In which survey it is proved. that the said peace is destructive of tile Catholique Faith. . . The first part[With The second part of the survey ... wherein the invaliditie and nullitie of thesaid peace is proved ... ] [14]+70+[2]+[8]+36+41-119 pp. sm.4to. Pr. atKilkenny, by permission of Superiors, and approbation of Schoolemen in the yeare,1646.The tp. and half of the 3rd leaf of the first part are photostatic reproductions. Thelast forty leaves of the second part, paged 41-119, have the type and ornaments ofBourke's press at Waterford.EPISTOLAE: ... Epistolze diversorurn philosophorum, oratorum, rhetorum sex & viginti.. .. 4to. [Venetiis, apud Aldurn. 1499].ERIN'S ISLAND. [A poem. With Appendix signed Garrad Dierlagh]. 56 pp. 8vo[Paris, pr. by A. Belin, 1834].FALSE AND SCANDALOUSREMONSTRANCE,The, of the inhumane and bloody rebells ofIreland, delivered to the Earl of St. Albans and Clanrickard . . . and other HisMajesties Commissioners at Trim ... 1642 ... Printed at Waterford ... byTho: Bourk, printer to the Confederate-Catholicks . .. Together with an answerthereunto ... Also a true narration of all the passages concerning the petition ofthe Protestants of Ireland, presented to His Majesty ... April, 1644. With thereasons inducing the said Protestants to petition .. Collected in obedience to theorder .. of. . the ... House of Commons ... 132+ [2] pp. sm. 4to. pr. forEdw. Husbands, 1644.JFlTZGERALD (David) Captain: The wild-Irish captain, or, villany display'd: being theexploits, and memoirs of that famous boglander, the pretended Marshal of the King'sBench, David Fitzgerald, truly and faithfully related. 32 pp. 8vo. London printedand are to be sold by the Booksellers, 1692.FORM OF PRAYER, A, and thanksgiving to Almighty God for the preservation of TheirMajesties, the success ... in the reducing of Ireland, and for His Majesties safereturn ... pp [10]. 4to. pr. by Charles Bill and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb,1691.FRANCE: MINISTERE DE LA GUERRE: Inventaire Sommaire des Archives Historiques,10 vols. 1898-1935.Presented by Mr. Henry Mangan.