INTRODUCTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE IRISH LANGUAGE AS NOW SPOKEN: CONTAINING A COMPREHENSIVE EXEMPLIFICATION OF THE ALPHABETIC SOUNDS, AND A COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF THE ACCIDENTS OF THE DECLINABLE PARTS; WITH THE PRONUNCIATION OF EACH IRISH WORD EMPLOYD INILLUSTRATION, SO FAR AS COULD BE EFFECTED BY THE SUBSTITUTION OF ENGLISH CHARACTERS; SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED AND METHODICALLY DISPOSED, IN FOURTEEN SHORT SYNOPTIC TABLES, TO WHICH ARE ADDED, I.-EXAMPLES OF THE GAELIC OR CALEDONIAN CONJUGATIONS, AND A CURIOUS SPECIMEN OF THE ERSE OF THE 17TH CENTURY; ...II.-THE LORD'S PRAYER IN THE ORIGINAL IRISH AND ENGLISH CHARACTERS; AS ALSO IN THE GAELIC OF SCOTLAND; IN THE MANX; AND IN THE WELSH,...III.-T. FRANC. O MOLLOY'S POETICAL ADDRESS...; BY PATRICK LYNCH