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1695. LIBER MUNERUM PUBLICORUM HIBERNICE, or, The Establishment of Ireland, 1152 to 1827, being the Report of Rowby Lascelles, Barrister-at-Law. Extracted from the Records and other authorities by especial command, pursuant to an address, A.D. 1810, of the Commons of the United Kingdom. Ordered to be printed, 1824.

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MULLENAUX. Journal of the 3 months' Royal Campaign of His Majesty in Ireland.
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ST. HELENA OFFICIAL RECORDS. These are miscellaneous books containing the
original proceedings of the Council of Courts of Inquiry, &c. ; preserved in

the Government office on the Island. (The Records of punishments are in
my own hands.
These were military records and were "condemned" along
with a number of old books a few years ago; happening to be a Member of
the Board, I applied for the books (instead of their being burned) and my
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TANGIER STATE PAPERS. A collection of authoritative documents preserved in the Public Record Office.

TANGIER.

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THACKER, Robert. Accurata Regio Civitatis Tingidis vulgò Tanger ac Molo tabla que appertinen, &c. Printed by His Majesty's especial command. (Brit. Mus. Maps, 64,040/270.) Lond., 1680.

THORPE TRACTS. A collection of Tracts made by Mr. Thos. Thorpe, bookseller, of London, and in the possession of the Royal Hibernian Society. The tracts relate mostly to Irish affairs.

TINDAL, Nicholas. Continuation of M. Rapin de Thoyras's Hist. of England from the Revolution to the Accession of George II.

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This MS. book of illustrations is in possession of the R.U.S. Inst. The original designs for this book are to be found in Symonds's Diary of the King's Army, 1643/4, Brit. Mus., Harl. MSS. 986.

TREASURY STATE PAPERS. This is a series of papers preserved under this heading at the Public Record Office.

TRUE AND EXACT ACCOUNT of the regts. of Horse and Foot in the service of King William and Queen Mary, and also an account of the Irish forces under the late King James, &c. By a Captain in Lord Castleton's regiment. Thorpe Tracts. Lond., 1690.

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Sir James states that this work was written in 1670/71. He had a Company in Scotland in 1662. Merc. Pub., 18-25 Septr.

TYRCONNEL, Richard, Earl of, History of life and actions of. Thorpe Tracts. Lond., 1689.

VAN DER MEULEN, Dutch Painter, born 1634, died 1690.

VENN. Military and maritime discipline. Lond., 1672.

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VERE, SIR FRANCIS DE. Commentaries.

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HISTORY OF THE BRITISH STANDING ARMY.

WALHAUSEN, Jean Jacques de. L'art militaire pour l'infanterie. Frankfort, 1615.
WAR OFFICE RECORDS. These are preserved in the Public Record Office, whither
they were lately transferred, and are classed under various heads, as Com-
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WILLIAMSON, John. Elements of military arrangement. Lond., 1784.
WOUVERMANS, Dutch Painter; died 1668.

WYCK, VAN'S, painting of the Battle of the Boyne. Van Wyck died in 1702.
The painting belongs to Lord James Butler, and bears date 1693.

NOTE. The Roman Numerals refer to Nos. of Illustrations.

* In consulting the Index, regard should be had to the general heading of the subject:
e.g., Arms; Clothing; Commissariat (includes all Administrative headings, excepting
Ordnance); Horse; Foot; Dragoons; Punishments; Ordnance-Stores; Recruiting;
Disbanded regiments; &c.