Add MS 33567

COLLECTION Of historical and other poems, in Irish, viz. :-

1. Complimentary verges addressed to John Fiott (for whom the MS. was transcribed) by Denis O'Flynn, of Cork, 1806. f. 4.

2. Complimentary verses addressed to Edward Lhuyd, the antiquary, by John Murphy, of Raheenagh, co. Cork. f. 5.

3. The well-known historical poem, by Cathán 0 Duiníns, commonly called Duan Chatháin. f. 6.

4. The popular historical poem by John O'Connell, of co. Kerry; called here " Tuireamh na hEireann," i.e. " Ireland's Elegy." f. 16.

5. The well-known mock-heroic poem called " Eachtra an amadáin mhóir," i.e. "The adventure [romance] of the Great Fool." f. 27.

6. Elegy on Donough and Cormac MacCarthy, of Blarney, co. Cork, 17th cent. f. 32.

7. Elegy on Dermot O'Leary, by Egan O'Rahilly, of co. Kerry. f. 3 6.

8 . A poem called " Longarlangar Eireann," i.e. " Ireland's Hurlyburly ": one of the numerous political compositions by David O'Bruadar, of Limerick, 1650-1692. f. 42.

9. Father William English's lamentation for his stolen shoes: political. f. 49.

10. Verses for the recovery of Father English's shoes; by Edward Nagle, of Cork. f. 51.

11. Verses on the recovery of the shoes; by the same. f. 53.

12. Political song by Father Enolish: called " Leastar an Chráthar," i.e." The Friar's butter-crock." f. 55.

13. Elegy on Sir James Cotter; by Edmond Wall, of Cork. f. 56.

14. English and Irish epitaphs on the same. f. .59.

15, 16. On the death of the same; by Edmond Wall. f. 61.

17. Verses by a poor man upon the malicious slaughter of his favourite pup, " Fury." f. 62.

18. A well-known religious piece, in prose and verse, called " Páirlimeint na mban," i.e. " The Women's Parliament "; by Father Daniel Colman, 1670. f. 65. The analysis inserted at the end (f. 104) is in the hand of the late William M. Hennessy. Paper; fF. 105. With bookplate of John Fiott [afterw. Lee], B.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1806, for whom the MS. was transcribed in 1806, 1807. Small Quarto. Presented by Professor Whitley Stokes