Macariae excidium, or, The destruction of Cyprus : being a secret history of the war of the revolution in Ireland . eaders attention to the emendation of the few which have oc-curred, or tlie following:— At page 175, for See Notes 15, 16, 29, 32, read See Notes15, 16, 32. At page 195, for See Notes 90 and 113, read SeeNote 91. At page 278, for Compare Note 64, p. 259, and Note279, passim, read Compare Note 64, p. 259, and Note 281, pas-sim. At page 318, for See Note 57, pp. 233-234, and Note 220,passim read See Note ^y, pp. 233-234, and Note \ 20, passim. The Editor feels much pleasure in ackn
Macariae excidium, or, The destruction of Cyprus : being a secret history of the war of the revolution in Ireland . eaders attention to the emendation of the few which have oc-curred, or tlie following:— At page 175, for See Notes 15, 16, 29, 32, read See Notes15, 16, 32. At page 195, for See Notes 90 and 113, read SeeNote 91. At page 278, for Compare Note 64, p. 259, and Note279, passim, read Compare Note 64, p. 259, and Note 281, pas-sim. At page 318, for See Note 57, pp. 233-234, and Note 220,passim read See Note ^y, pp. 233-234, and Note \ 20, passim. The Editor feels much pleasure in acknowledging the kindness,with which, for this edition of Colonel OKellys work, as well as onother occasions, during the last ten years, he has been allowed accessto the valuable MSS. of Trinity College, by the Rev. James HenthornTodd. To Messrs. John ODonovan and Eugene Curry, he is alsothankful for such information concerning the Celtic department ofour national literature, as he considered it necessary to consult themupon. J. C. OC. MEMOIR MEMOIR OF COLONEL CHARLES OKELLY, AND HIS DESCENDANTS, BY THE ^HARLES OKELLY, the elder son of John OKelly, eighthlordof the mtmor of Screen, County Galway, by Isina, daugh-ter of Sir William Hill, of Ballybeg, County Carlow, wasborn at the Castle of Screen, in 1621. His origin was oneof the most ancient and honourable in his native province;he being the thirty-ninth in descent from Maine Mor, or theGreat, first conqueror, in the fifth century, of the Firbolgsand Attacots, in the extensive territory hence styled Hy-Many, and subse-quently OKoUys Country; the Princes or Chieftains of which, Irom thatperiod, ranked among the most considerable in Ireland. Young Charles, as aRoman Catholic, was sent, for his education, to St. Omer, in the Netherlands,then forming part of the dominions of the Spanish monarchy. Of the able tui-tion, at that time existing there, he took every advantage. His progress wasextensive in the knowledge of the ii
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