Janus: Irish and English Grammar and Verse

Manuscripts contains:
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MS Add.4189	Mildmay Fane: My Happy Life, To a Friend (trans. William Wake)
MS Add.4190-4192, 4194	George Crabbe: Notebooks on entomology, botany and chemistry
MS Add.4193, 4195-4199, 4201-4204	Edward Byles Cowell: Papers
MS Add.42	Miscellaneous collection of verses, ballads, epitaphs and inscriptions
MS Add.4200	Translation of the poems of Llynwarch Owain Gwalchmai by Llynwarch O. Reynolds
MS Add.4206-4608	Irish and English Grammar and Verse
MS Add.4209, 4227-4228, 4545-4602, 5120, 5990	Henry Bradshaw: Papers
MS Add.4211	Seventeenth Century Sermons
MS Add.4212-4214	Transcription of Fynes Morysons Itinerary
MS Add.4215-4216	[John Ratcliff]: Journals of Continental Tours
MS Add.4217	Military sketches and plans
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Irish and English Grammar and Verse

Title	Irish and English Grammar and Verse
Reference	GBR/0012/MS Add.4206-4608
Covering Dates	1850–1900 (Circa)
Extent and Medium	3 volumes; paper
Repository	Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives

Content and context

The volumes were probably sold in the sale of books of Lord George A. Hill, Dublin, 1902, and subsequently became the property of J. Milligan.

Access and Use

In Irish, Amp, English

Please cite as Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Irish and English Grammar and Verse, MS Add.4206-4608

Further information

For further information see Pádraig De Brún and Máire Herbert, Catalogue of Irish manuscripts in Cambridge libraries (Cambridge University Press, 1986), pp. 34-43.

Index Terms

Irish (Cultural Identity)

Manuscripts/MS Add.4206-4608 contains:

MS Add.4206

Mainly verse, in Irish and English. Miscellaneous pieces in various hands.
1 volume.

1850

MS Add.4207

Verse, Grammer. Two separate manuscripts, bound together. There is a list of contents by Professor Owen Connellan.
1 Volume; paper.

1850–1900

MS Add.4208

Verse. Two separate manuscripts, bound together. There is a list of contents by Professor Owen Connellan. The folio sequence is disordered.
1 Volume; paper.

1850–1900