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More imagesA Visitation of the Seats and Arms of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland
Burke, Sir Bernard. (Association Copy: North Ludlow Beamish Cork)
Language: English
Published by Hurst and Blackett,, London, 1855
- Hardcover
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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Pp. (4), 248, 71. Two sections to the book. The first section is A Visitation of the Seats and Arms of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland. Pp. (4), 248, 23 of the 24 plates called for are present. The one lacking is Cadland, Hants. Most plates with tissue guards and are generally…good+ The second section: A Visitation of Arms. Pp.71 + 12 plates, ix, (1), iii. Most of the plates have their original tissue guards. Three of the plates are loose and have nicks and tears. They are also stained, particularly at the edges. The other plates have. occasional wear and are generally lightly stained. Covers loose and spine lacking. A cluster of the first four leaves including frontis and title page are also loose. In need of some tlc. Book plate of North Ludlow Beamish Lieut. Colonel K.H. F.R.S. Lota Park pasted to front pastedown. North Ludlow Beamish (31 December 1797 - 27 April 1872), was an Irish military writer and antiquary. He was the son of William Beamish, Esq., of Beaumont House, County Cork. In November 1816 he obtained a commission in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, in which corps he purchased a troop in 1823. In 1825 he published an English translation of a small cavalry manual written by Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Bismarck, a distinguished officer then engaged in the reorganisation of the Wurtemberg cavalry. Beamish's professional abilities brought him to notice, and he received a half-pay majority in the following year. Whilst attached to the vice-regal suite in Hanover he subsequently published a translation of Count von Bismarck's Lectures on Cavalry, with original notes, in which he suggested various changes soon after adopted in the British cavalry. He also completed and edited a history of the King's German Legion from its formation in the British service in 1803 to its disbandment in 1816, which was published in England in 1834-7, and is a model of military compilations of its class. After quitting Hanover Beamish devoted much attention to Norse antiquities, and in 1841 published a summary of the researches of Professor Carl Christian Rafn, relative to the discovery of America by the Northmen in the tenth century. Although the fact had been notified as early as 1828 (in a letter in Niles' Register, Boston, U.S.), it was very little known. Beamish's modest volume not only popularised the discovery by epitomising the principal details in Rafn's great work Antiquitates Americanæ (Copenhagen, 1837), but it contains, in the shape of translations from the Sagas, one of the best summaries of Icelandic historical literature anywhere to be found within an equal space. Beamish, like his younger brother, Richard, who was at one time in the Grenadier guards, was a Fellow of the Royal Society and an associate of various learned bodies. He died at Annmount, co. Cork, on 27 April 1872.
More imagesArchaeological Inventory of County Cork. Four Volumes in a Five-Volume set (complete). Volume I: West Cork. Comprising the Baronies of Bear, Bantry, West Carbery (east and west), East Carbery (east and west), Ibane, & Barryroe and Kinalmeaky. Illustrated with 72 plates, 8 colour plates, and 31 maps. Bibliography. Indexes. / Volume II: East and South Cork. Comprising the Baronies of Barrymore, Cork, Courceys, Imokilly, Kerrycurrihy, Kinalea, Kinnatalloon & Kinsale. Illustrated with 104 plates, and 23 maps. / Volume III: Mid Cork - Comprising the Baronies of East Muskerry, West Muskerry & Barretts. Illustrated with 116 plates, 8 colour plates, and 15 maps. / Volume IV (in two Parts): North Cork - Part I and Part II: Comprising the Baronies of Fermoy, Duhallow, Condons and Clangibbon, Orrery and Kilmore and Kinnatalloon.
[Cork - West Cork - North Cork - East Cork - South Cork] Power, Denis / Byrne, Elizabeth / Egan, Ursula / Lane, Sheila / Sleeman, Mary with Eamon Cotter and Judith Monk.
Language: English
Published by Dublin, The Stationery Office 1992-2000, 2000
- Hardcover
Seller: Inanna Rare Books Ltd., Skibbereen, CORK, IrelandInanna Rare Books Ltd.
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Condition: Wie neu. 4 Volumes in 5 (complete set). 16cm x 24cm 478, 432, 489, 795 pages (Volume 4 is paginated continuosly). Original Hardcover with original dustjackets / Volume IV in slipcase. Excellent condition with only very minor signs of external wear. Megalithic Tombs / Portal-Tombs / Passage - Tombs / Stone Circles / Mu…lti-Stone Circles / Five-Stone Circles / Four-Posters, Radical-Stone Cairns and Enclosures / Boulder Burials / Stone Rows and Standing Stone Pairs / Standing Stones / Prehistoric Copper Mines / Fulachta Fiadh / Rock Art and Cup-MArked Stones / Cairns and Tumuli / Ring-Barrows / Ancient Field System / Hut Sites / Pit and Urn Burials / Anomalous Stone Groups / Megalithic Structures / Miscellaneous / Non-Antiquities and Natural Features / Shell Middens / Long Cists / Ogham Stones / Coastal Promontary Forts / Ringforts / Cashels / Souterrains / Cliff-Edge Forts / Circular Enclosures / Early Ecclesiastical Enclosures / Early Ecclesiastical Remains / Round Tower / Bullaun Stones / Cross-Slabs / Cross-Inscribed Rocks / Cross Fragments / Stone Crosses / Holy Wells / Horizontal Wheel Mills and Mill-Stones / Burial Grounds / Moated Sites / Rectangular Enclosures / Sites of Castles / Tower Houses and Bawns / Fortified Houses / Churches / Cathedral and Graveyards / Abbeys / Friaries / Priory / Fonts / Mass Rocks / Penitential Stations / Earthworks etc. / Architectural Fragment / Cor-Drying Kiln / Battlefield / Named Trees / Road / Bardic School / Post-Medieval Military / Star-Shaped Forts / Coastal Fortifications / Batteries / Signa Towers / Martello Towers / Military Barracks / Walled Town / Post-Medieval Coastal: Lighthouse, Quay, Fish Palaces, Corn Stores / Post-Medieval Services: Church of Ireland Churches, Presbyterian Church, Methodist Meeting House, Roman Catholic Churches, Market House, Bridwell, Schools, Shambles, Bridges, Railway Bridge, Post-Medieval Rural: Country Houses, Gatelodge, Icehouse, Ornamental Towers, Bee-Boles, Lime Kilns, Corn Stands, Booley Huts, Poteen Still, Sweathouse, Boundary Stone / Post-Medieval Industrial: Ironworking Sites, Furnace, Mining Complexes, Corn Mills, Woolen Mill, Tuck Mills, Carding Mills, Bleach Mills, Flax Mills, Cotton Mill, Saw Mill, Barytes Mill, Windmill, Mills / Addenda / Bibliography / Placename Index / Local Names Index / Location Maps / Drombeg Stone Circle / Megalithic Tombs / Portal-Tombs / Passage - Tombs / Stone Circles / Multi-Stone Circles / Five-Stone Circles / Four-Posters, Radical-Stone Cairns and Enclosures / Boulder Burials / Stone Rows and Standing Stone Pairs / Standing Stones / Prehistoric Copper Mines / Fulachta Fiadh / Rock Art and Cup-Marked Stones / Cairns and Tumuli / Ring-Barrows / Ancient Field System / Hut Sites / Pit and Urn Burials / Anomalous Stone Groups / Megalithic Structures / Miscellaneous / Non-Antiquities and Natural Features / Shell Middens / Long Cists / Ogham Stones / Coastal Promontary Forts / Ringforts / Cashels / Souterrains / Cliff-Edge Forts / Circular Enclosures / Early Ecclesiastical Enclosures / Early Ecclesiastical Remains / Round Tower / Bullaun Stones / Cross-Slabs / Cross-Inscribed Rocks / Cross Fragments / Stone Crosses / Holy Wells / Horizontal Wheel Mills and Mill-Stones / Burial Grounds / Moated Sites / Rectangular Enclosures / Sites of Castles / Tower Houses and Bawns / Fortified Houses / Churches / Cathedral and Graveyards / Abbeys / Friaries / Priory / Fonts / Mass Rocks / Penitential Stations / Earthworks etc. / Architectural Fragment / Cor-Drying Kiln / Battlefield / Named Trees / Road / Bardic School / Post-Medieval Military / Star-Shaped Forts / Coastal Fortifications / Batteries / Signa Towers / Martello Towers / Military Barracks / Walled Town / Post-Medieval Coastal: Lighthouse, Quay, Fish Palaces, Corn Stores / Post-Medieval Services: Church of Ireland Churches, Presbyterian Church, Methodist Meeting House, Roman Catholic Churches, Market House, Bridwell, Schools, Shambles, Bridges, Railway Bridge, Post-Medieval Rural: Country Houses, Gatelodge, Icehouse, Ornamental Towers, Bee-Boles, Lime Kilns, Corn Stands, Booley Huts, Poteen Still, Sweathouse, Boundary Stone / Post-Medieval Industrial: Ironworking Sites, Furnace, Mining Complexes, Corn Mills, Woolen Mill, Tuck Mills, Carding Mills, Bleach Mills, Flax Mills, Cotton Mill, Saw Mill, Barytes Mill, Windmill, Mills / Addenda / Bibliography / Placename Index / Local Names Index / Location Maps / etc.
