As the Irish chronicles thus not only give the most detailed accounts respecting the Norwegian kings in Ireland, but also the least partial ones in favour of the Norwegians, I have annexed a list of kings compiled by an Irish author from Irish records. We may see from this, although it is scarcely complete, that the Scandinavian names of the kings (such as Olaf, Ivar, Eistein, Sigtryg, Godfred or Gudröd (?), Ragnvald, Torfin, Ottar, Broder, Eskil, Rörik, Harald, and Magnus) appear in general clear and distinct through the somewhat altered Irish forms, whilst a few names, such as Gluniarand (which in Irish signifies Iron-Knee), Eachmargach, Maelnambo, and Gilalve, seem to be mere Irish translations, or at all events purely Irish transformations, of Scandinavian forms. NORWEGIAN, OR SCANDINAVIAN, KINGS IN IRELAND. (_From Lindsay, “The Coinage of Ireland,” Cork, 1839._) A.—Kings of Dublin. Anlaf (Olaf), 853. Ifar (Ivar), 870. Ostinus (Eistein), 872. Godfred (Gudröd), 875. Sihtric (Sigtryg), 893. Sihtric, 896. Regnald (Ragnyald), 919. Godfred, 920. Anlaf, 934. Blacar (Blake), 941. Godfred, 948. Anlaf, 954. Godfred, 960. Anlaf, 962. Regnald. Gluniarand, 981. Sihtric (deposed), 989. Ifar, 993. Sihtric (again), 994. Anlaf, 1029. Sihtric, 1034. Anlaf, 1031. Ifar, 1050. Eachmargach, 1054. Maelnambo, 1064. Godred Crovan, 1066(?). Godfred Merenach, 1076. Gilalve, 1094. Torfin, 1109. Regnald, 1125. Godfred, 1147. Oicterus (Ottar), 1147. Broder, 1149. Askel, 1159. Roderick, 1171 till about 1200. B.—Kings of Waterford. Sihtric, 853. Ifar, 983. Regnald, 1000. Sihtric, 1020. Regnald, 1023. Commuanus, 1036. C.—Kings of Limerick. Ifar, 853, King of Dublin in the year 870. Ifar, 940. Olfin, 942. Harold O’Ifar. Magnus, 968.