...an illuminated copy of Giraldas Cambrensis, in the possession of Sir T. Phillips, Bart. " The Irish wear thin woollen clothes, mostly black, because the...colour; the dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. The cochla or cocula, to which was sometimes added the larger mantle worn in Elizabeth's time, was...

...an illuminated copy of Giraldus Carabren&is, in the possession of Sir T. Phillips, Bart. " The Irish wear thin woollen clothes, mostly black, because the...colour; the dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. The cochla or cocula, to which was sometimes added the larger mantle worn in Elizabeth's time, was...

...an illuminated copy of Oiraldni Cambrensis, in the possession of Sir T. Phillips, Bart. " The Irish wear thin woollen clothes, mostly black, because the...colour; the dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. The cochla or cocula, to which was sometimes added the larger mantle worn in Elizabeth's time, was...

...Irish in the twelfth century : " They wear their woollen clothes mostly black, because the sheep in Ireland are in general of that colour ; the dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. They wear moderate close-hooded or cowled mantles, which spread over their shoulders and reach down to the elbow,...

...Irish in the twelfth century : " They wear their woollen clothes mostly black, because the sheep in Ireland are in general of that colour ; the dress itself is of a barbarous • fashion. They THE TOILETTE IN IRELAND. wear moderate close-hooded or cowled mantles, which spread over their shoulders...

...given us a very interesting account of the costume of the Irish in the TWELFTH CENTURY. " The Irish wear thin woollen clothes, mostly black, because the...dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. They wear moderate close-cowled or hooded mantles (caputiis), which spread over their shoulders and reach down...

...given us a very interesting account of the costume of the Irish in the TWELFTH CENTURY. " The Irish wear thin woollen clothes, mostly black, because the...dress itself is of a barbarous fashion. They wear moderate close-cowled or hooded mantles (caputiis), which spread over their shoulders and reach down...

...sunne to which Spanish lazy use the Irish men apply their cloaks."— Vol. i., NS, p. 186. banian ; and the abbas of the Turk and most oriental people,...in stripes. Under these they wear woollen fallings (phalingcB) instead of the pallium, and large loose breeches and stockings in one piece, and generally...

...sunne to which Spanish lazy use the Irish men apply their cloaks."— Vol. i., KS, p. 186. banian ; and the abbas of the Turk and most oriental people,...in stripes. Under these they wear woollen fallings (phalingce) instead of the pallium, and large loose breeches and stockings in one piece, and generally...

...sunne to which Spanish lazy use the Irish men apply their cloaks."— Vol. i., NS, p. 186. banian ; and the abbas of the Turk and most oriental people,...in stripes. Under these they wear woollen fallings (phaUnga) instead of the pallium, and large loose breeches and stockings in one piece, and generally...