Collections made by Sir J. Ware, formerly Clarendon Ms. XLV., including a fragment of the history of Ireland written by M. Regan, interpreter to McMorrogh, King of Leinster, afterwards compiled in French verse and covering only the years 1168-72, etc., 17th century copies.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Report, in French, of the Governor and Council of Ireland of the state of that country during a rebellion of Macmurgh, (1398 or 1399).
• Maurice Regan, interpreter to Dermod Mc Morrogh, his history of the first arrival of the English in Ireland. The voyage of Sir R. Edgcombe into Ireland in 1488. Breviate of the getting of Ireland and the decay of the same by Patrick Finglas, and other papers, 17th c.
• A fragment of the history of Ireland written by Maurice Regan interpreter to Dermot Mc Murrough, King of Leinster.
• Two confraternity letters of St. Bernard, one to St. Malachy of Armagh, the other to King Dermot 12th c.
• Translation into English, with additions, by Robert Ware of the annals of Ireland compiled in Latin by his grandfather, Sir James Ware, mid 17th c., covering the periods 1168-1219, 1485-1558 and 1558-1586.