Antuiquity, name and inhabitants of Dublin
The History of the City of Dublin. Chap. I. Of the antiquity, name, and inhabitants of the city of Dublin, before the year 1171, when it became subject to the…
The History of the City of Dublin. Chap. I. Of the antiquity, name, and inhabitants of the city of Dublin, before the year 1171, when it became subject to the…
APPENDIX. Of the Cathedral, Parish-Churches, &c. SECT. I.
Sect. III. Of the University. Some writers have held that there were schools of literature in Ireland in the times of paganism, and that they were established…
SECT X. Of the Tholsel. This pile was reared in the year 1683 at the charge of the city. It has it's name from the old word toll-stall i.e. a stall or seat…
SECT. III. Of the Work-house of the City of Dublin.
Appendix III. Of the Hospitals, Infirmaries, and other charitable and useful foundations.
CHAP X The history of the city of Dublin continued, from the arrival of the English in 1169, to the settlement of it under that power in 1173.
CHAP. XI Fasti Dublinienses: Or, a short chronicle of the remarkable actions done from time to time by the citizens of Dublin in defence of the state…
A. D. 1504. Some of the degenerate English colonies, and particularly Ulick Burke, chieftane of Clanricard, commonly called Mc. William Burke; and Turlogh…
CHAP. II. A short description of the castle of Dublin
A. D. 1640, April 3. Sir Christopher Wandesford left lord deputy
CHAP. III. Of the antient walls, castles, and towers of the city of Dublin
CHAP. VI. Of the manner how the citizens of Dublin rode their franchises in antient and modern times.
CHAP VII Of the interludes and plays antiently represented on the stage by the several corporations of the city of Dublin.
Chap. V. Of the growth and increase of the city of Dublin without the walls.
CHAP. IV Some observations on the antient buildings, streets, lanes, and alleys within the walls of the city of Dublin; and what alterations they have…
CHAP VIII. Of the forces, musters, and military discipline of the city of Dublin, according to antient constitutions, customs and usages.
CHAP IX. Brief annals of the city of Dublin from the year 448 to the year 1169, when it was first invaded by the English, during which period the Ostmen or…
Introduction and Preface Chapter I. Of the antiquity, name and inhabitants of the city of Dublin before the year 1172, when it became subject to the power of…
It has taken me about three months - about two hours a day - to scan and proof this book. It was an absolute pig and I am surprised that I persevered - there…
A Synchronical Table of the Kings of Ireland, and the Kings of the Ostmen of Dublin.