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Page ii
... According to the testimony of that gentleman , this MS . had formed part of a collection of books belonging to Dr. Daniel O'Reilly , who made his collegiate studies partly at Antwerp , partly at Douay ; was ordained Priest in 1728 ; was ...
... According to the testimony of that gentleman , this MS . had formed part of a collection of books belonging to Dr. Daniel O'Reilly , who made his collegiate studies partly at Antwerp , partly at Douay ; was ordained Priest in 1728 ; was ...
Page iv
... According to this arrangement , that portion only of Mr. Kelly's task has been retained which contains the translation of the outline of Irish and British history , prefixed , in the Latin , to the immediate subject of the Macaria ...
... According to this arrangement , that portion only of Mr. Kelly's task has been retained which contains the translation of the outline of Irish and British history , prefixed , in the Latin , to the immediate subject of the Macaria ...
Page vi
... according to the information pos- sessed by the branch of the O'Kellys in France , or that of Count O'Kelly Farrell , was a Roman Catholic clergyman , the Rev. John O'Reilly . In the Preface to the work , under his feigned appellation ...
... according to the information pos- sessed by the branch of the O'Kellys in France , or that of Count O'Kelly Farrell , was a Roman Catholic clergyman , the Rev. John O'Reilly . In the Preface to the work , under his feigned appellation ...
Page xvi
... according to a supposition respecting it , the work of a Privy Councillor of King James II .; in no list of whose Irish Privy Council is the Colonel's name to be found . Hence , it necessarily contains several statements and opi- nions ...
... according to a supposition respecting it , the work of a Privy Councillor of King James II .; in no list of whose Irish Privy Council is the Colonel's name to be found . Hence , it necessarily contains several statements and opi- nions ...
Page 100
... according to the King's Rate , ( or , perhaps , a Ticket for it , ) which would not yield him the Price of a Shoe - buckle in any foreign Country . Irish . way . sunt ; tum demum viliùs haberi cœptaverant . At penitus eviluerunt , post ...
... according to the King's Rate , ( or , perhaps , a Ticket for it , ) which would not yield him the Price of a Shoe - buckle in any foreign Country . Irish . way . sunt ; tum demum viliùs haberi cœptaverant . At penitus eviluerunt , post ...
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