A notebook in the hand of two Welsh scholars, Edward Lhuyd and his assistant David Parry, who used it while touring the Scottish Highlands. It contains word-lists and notes on books and persons, incl. manuscript owners, in Scotland.
- c.1706
- David Parry [d. 1714], Edward Lhuyd
Irish grammar and prosody, transcribed in 1704 by John O'Sullivan, ostensibly from TCD MS 1431.
- 1704
Irish grammar, religious poems, etc., written by one James Silk when he was 17 years old.
- 1730
17th-century Irish manuscript, which is now in a fragmentary and disordered state, containing genealogies and histories.
- s. xvii
- Eoghan Carrach Mac Conmhail
A collection of Irish (and some English) poetry, dated to February 1703 and written by one James O’Fergusa.
- 1703
Collection of Irish poetry, etc., written by one Cormac McPharlane (Mac Pharthaláin). Cf. NLI MS G 14 and the owner of this name in Egerton 136.
- 1696–98
- Cormac Mac Phartholáin
Genealogical tables in the hand of Aodh Ó Dálaigh.
- s. xviii
- Aodh Ó Dálaigh
Collection of poems in Irish. etc.
- 1727
Oxford almanac for 1703, to which Edward Lhuyd has added an Irish grammar, a prosody in Irish and Latin and a few minor items, probably during his tour through Ireland.
- 1703
- Edward Lhuyd
- 1684
- Toirdhealbhach Bán mac Cathaoir Ó Raghallaigh
Two paper leaves with a number of Irish poems and attached, presumably by the scribe of these leaves, to the beginning of TCD MS 1381. Like the rest of that manuscript, the poems are written in reverse order of pagination. According to a colophon dated 1698, the writing is the work of Feidhlime Mhág Uidhir (?), who left the manuscript [i.e. MS 1381] to Father Tomás Ó Droma.
- 1698
- Feidhlime Mhág Uidhir
A single leaf inserted into TCD MS 1381 and written in the hand of Aodh Ó Dálaigh.
- s. xviii
- Aodh Ó Dálaigh
Irish paper manuscript of religious tracts and poems, written by Domnall Ó Raghallaigh in (c.)1704.
- s. mdcciv
- Domhnall Ó Raghallaigh [scribe]
Extracts from London, British Library, MS Egerton 1782.
- 1749
- Aodh Ó Dálaigh
English common book of prayer, with many manuscript additions, including poems in Irish.
- c.1700
Medical treatises in Irish.
- s. xv or xvi
Aphorisms of Hippocrates, in Latin and Irish.
- s. xvi/xvii
Six leaves containing a collection of moral saws (Comhairle Chato) in the hand of Muiris Ó Gormáin.
- s. xviii
- Muiris Ó Gormáin
Oblong-shaped manuscript collection of poems in Irish, written in 1736 by Aodh Ó Dálaigh.
- 1736
- Aodh Ó Dálaigh
