THE

WORKS

OF

THOMAS MOORE,

COMPREHENDING

ALL HIS MELODIES, BALLADS, ETC.

NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE ACCOMPANYING MUSIC.

VOL. XI.

PARIS:

PUBLISHED BY A. AND W. GALIGNANI,
AT THE FRENCH, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN, AND SPANISH LIBRARY,

N° 18, RUE VIVIENNE,

1832.

CHAPTER 1.

A. M. 1.-A. D. 1972.

Antiquity of the Rocks.-Reign of Ollam Fodlah, Dubh-

lachtha, Flabhertach, etc.-Moran's Collar.-Chief-Justice

Bushe.-Beautiful young Lady.-Revolution among the

Letters of the Irish Alphabet.-Name of Rock, whence

derived.—The Irish proved to be Jews.-Moral Character

of the Rocks. . . . . . . . . . 3

CHAPTER II.

1172—1189.

Reign of Henry II.-Queues and Mustachios.-Attention to

them by the Legislature.-Fine for killing a mere Irishman.

- The O'Driscolls expensive killing.-English and Irish

carsing each other.- Apostrophe to Tithes. . . . 9

CHAPTER III.

1189–1509.

Period between Henry II. and Henry VIII.- The Irish partial