OR

THE CHIEFTAIN'S GAZETTE,

FOR THE YEAR 1827.

Through Leinster, Ulster, Connaught, Munster,
Rock's the boy to make the fun stir!"

*

"As long as Ireland shall pretend,

Like sugar-loaf, turned upside down,
To stand upon its smaller end,

So long shall live old Rock's renown.
"As long as Popish spade and scythe
Shall dig and cut the Sassanagh's tythe,
And popish purses pay the tolls,
On heaven's road, for Sassanagh souls-
As long as Millions shall kneel down
To ask of Thousands for their own,
While Thousands proudly turn away,
And to the Millions answer
nay,

So long the merry reign shall be

Of CAPTAIN ROCK and his family."

London:

PUBLISHED BY J. BARRY AND CO.

AND

ROBINS AND CO. DUBLIN.

Lines written on reading the Memoir of Theobald Wolfe

Tone

The "Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty."

Rory O'Rourke

O'Sullivan's Letters from Dublin-

No. 1. The Irish Metropolis

No. 2. Opinion in Ireland

No. 3. Irish Literature-The late Mr. Furlong
No. 4. The Association

No. 5. Mr. Shiel

The Irish in England

The subject continued

The Rev. John Burnet

Sketches in Thorney Street, by Rory O'Rourke-

No. 1. The British Catholics

No. 2. The British Catholic Association

No. 3. Charles Butler, Esq.

Ireland-a Pindaric Ode

The Irish Peasantry

The Truthteller

Mr Southey

Religion in Germany

Chapter I.

Emigration Report-Ireland

The Apostate-a tale of to day—

Chapter II.

Chapter III.

Chapter IV.

Explanatory Notes

Page

Trial by Jury

Slavery in the Dark Ages'

Villenage

The Bible Society

Representation in the Dark and Middle Ages

Antiquarian Researches-

No. 1. Introduction-Rules whereby to ascertain

the descent of Nations

No. 2. Who were the Aborigines of Ireland?

Ditto (continued)

No. 3. The Celts-Early civilization of Ireland