A Primer of the History of the Holy Catholic Church in Ireland

CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY VOLUME.

CH. IX.-History of the Church in Ireland under James I.-Rome succeeds
in establishing a new branch of her Communion in the country.-Notices
of its original construction, first prelates, &c.

APPENDIX.-PART I. (TO VOLS. I. AND II.)

Paget

Subject.

Extracts from the Ecclesiastical Annals of Car-

dinal Baronius, containing his charge of schism

against the Irish Church of the sixth century,

with some annotations thereupon

The famous Epistle of St. Columbanus to Pope

Boniface IV., on the Three Chapters, now first

V. Bede's account of the symbolical meaning of

the Paschal Rule

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• In the first column of this table are set the Numbers of the Appendix which
are expressly referred to in the notes to the work. The second column contains
the Numbers of additional insertions, interpolated chronologically in the Appendix,
although not distinctly mentioned as to be found in it, in the notes aforesaid.
tie. of original documents, or periods, referred to in each article.
i.e. of the present work, with which the article is connected.

Subject.

Instructions" of St. Columbanus, two of

which, (now first rendered into English,) are

given in full, viz. :—

Instruction XII., on looking for the Second

Advent of Christ

Instruction XIII., on coming to Christ, the

Living Fountain

Letter of Pope Gregory VII, commonly called

Hildebrand, to Turlogh O'Brian, King of Ire-

land, containing the first papal claim to any

kind of supremacy over the island

Of the ancient Episcopal Sees, Church Discipline,

&c., of Ireland, with several Catalogues of our

old Sees, from various authorities

Extracts from the Life of St. Kentegern, Bishop

of Glasgow, &c., illustrative of the mode of epis-

copal consecration, &c., in use among the an-

cient Britons and Irish

Illustrations of the intercourse which subsisted

between the Irish and the people of England

and Wales before the Conquest, as in-

The account of the Irish Expedition to England,

under the sons of King Harold

The Letter of Murtogh O' Brien to Primate An-

Extracts from the Chronicle of Wales, by Caradoc 1019

Letter of the Burgesses of Dublin, to Ralph,

Archbishop of Canterbury

Irish account of the Synod of Kells

Bull of Pope Adrian IV., granting Henry II.,

King of England, liberty to seize on Ireland for

himself

to which are appended some Anecdotes of the

Proceedings of the first papal Legates con-

Bull of Pope Alexander III. to King Henry I.,

confirming the preceding one of Adrian IV.

Note on the eighth Act of the Synod of Cashel

Some Account of the Tithes and other property

belonging to the Church in Ireland

Letter of Pope Alexander III. to the Bishops of

Ireland; given, with those which follow, now

for the first time in English

Pope Alexander III. to King Henry II., on the

conquest of Ireland, with remarks on the barba-

rity, &c., of the Irish

The same Pope to the Irish Nobles, on the same

occasion

The same Pope to King Roderic O'Conor
Illustrations of the oppressive policy of the Anglo-
Normans towards the Britons and Irish, from
Giraldus Cambrensis

G06 Synopsis of the Episcopal Succession in the See of

Dublin, from Bishop Donatus, or Donogh, A.D.

1038, to Archbishop Whately

To which is appended, a brief account of L. Sim-

nel's rebellion

1096

619 Summary of the Episcopal Succession in the pri

matial See of Armagh, from the commence-

ment, in St. Patrick, to the primacy of Archbi-

shop Beresford

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The Complaint of the Nobles of Ireland to Pope

John XXII., on the wrongs inflicted on them

by the English under papal sanction, now first

given in full to the English reader

Reply of Pope John to the foregoing, addressed
to Edward II., King of England..
State of the Irish Episcopacy at the period of the
Statute of Kilkenny, shewing its general subju-
gation to papal influence in that age
Of the Early Roman Taxations of Ireland, with
a synopsis of that of the year 1306, hitherto un-
published

Bull of Pope Nicholas IV., making over to King

Edward I. a grant of the Ecclesiastical Tenths

1135

CONTENTS OF THE

705 Specimen of the Forms of submission of the Irish

princes to King Henry VIII.

The account given by the Four Masters of King

Henry's alterations in matters of religion, and 1193

An account of the mode of nomination, confirma-

tion, &c., of Bishops, introduced by this king's

legislation

Also, a passage from the Institution of a

Christian

Man, indicating the views which it was intended

to set forth on the same topic

1194

1196

1197, '9

With some further illustrations of the same, from

the late "Hereford Case," and Mr. Justice

Coleridge's judgment thereupon

Abstract of the Bull of Pope Paul III. denounced

against King Henry VIII., absolving his sub-

jects of their allegiance, &c.

1201

1. Letter of the Bishop of Metz, conveying to

Con O'Neill the suggestions of the Pope and his

Cardinals for stirring up rebellion in Ireland .. 1203

2. Letter of Pope Paul III., to the same chief, on

List of the bishops who attended the Irish Parlia

ment of A.D. 1560

1208

State of the Irish Episcopacy in a D. 1560..

Account of the Succession of Titular Primates,

1. Some notices connected with the History of R.

5. Of Matthew Oviedo, and his Successors, the

titular archbishops of Dublin, to the present

time

2. Account of the life of Rd. Creagh, first of the
present succession of titular Primates of Ireland 1228
3. Notices of the Successors of R. Creagh, to the
present age

..

4. Remarks on the present mode of nomination to

the titular episcopate in this country, as com-

pared with ancient Irish usages ..

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