Or, fome Antient PIECES relating to 44
IRELAND.
CONTAINING,
I. The Hiftory of Ireland by Maurice Regan, Servant and Interpreter to
Dermod Mac-Murrough, King of Leinfter, tranflated from the Irish into
French, and from thence into English by Sir George Carew, Lord Prefi-
dent of Munfter. To which are added, Notes to illuftrate fome dark
Paffages therein.
II. The Story of King Richard II. his laft being in Ireland, written by z
French Gentleman, who accompanied the King in that Voyage, to his
leaving Ireland in 1399; and tranflated into English by the faid Sir George
Carew.
III. The Voyage of Sir Richard Edgecombe, fent by King Henry VII. into
Ireland in 1488 to take new Oaths of Allegiance from the Nobility and
others, who had declared for (the then Pretender) Lambert Simnell.
IV. A Breviate of the getting of Ireland, and of the Decaie of the fame.
Written by Patrick Finglas, firft Chief Baron, and afterwards Chief Juf-
tice of Ireland in the Reign of King Henry VIII.
V. A Project of King James I. for the Divifion and Plantation of the fix
escheated Counties of Ulfter with British and Scottish Undertakers, Servi、
tors and Natives.
VI. Orders and Conditions to be observed by the Undertakers, &c. of the
faid Plantation.
VII. A Commiffion of Inquiry in Order to the Establishment of the said
Plantation.
VIII. Inftructions to the said Commiffioners.
IX. A Survey of the said fix escheated Counties after the Settlement of the
faid Plantation, by Nicholas Pynnar, Esq.
X. A Letter from Sir Thomas Philips to King Charles I. concerning the De
fects of the Londoners in their Plantation.