Manuscripts
marg.
col. 430: a note in Edward Lhuyd’s hand: Constat fol. 108. Abbott, who seems to have been unaware of the relationship of this fragment to cols 1-350, concluded: “From a memorandum written at the foot of col. 430, it appears that, when this memorandum was written, the tract consisted of 108 ff” (Abbott); but “The note at col. 430 Constat fol. 108 is in Lhuyd’s hand and does not imply that this particular tract ever contained 108 leaves” (Gwynn).
[MS]
“Between 428 and 429 there is a slip dated 1663 acknowledging receipt of 6 shillings by John Crawford, esq., of the mill of Garvaughy, from Donell to Dawly. The MS. was at this date probably in the possession of D. MacFirbis: see Dr. Abbott’s Marginalia” (Gwynn).
