And, lastly, as far as attainable, their achievements in the glorious engagements of the Spanish and French Brigades: {31} All statements throughout being _verified by authorities_. Already have I compiled and arranged the materials for illustrating the eight regiments of horse upon this roll, viz. Tyrconnel's, Galmoy's, Sarsfield's, Abercorn's, Luttrell's, Sutherland's, Parker's, and Purcell's; a portion of the work in which, according to my plan, the illustrations will be appropriated to the families of-- Aylmer. Barnewall. Butler. Callaghan. Cusack. De Courcy. Dempsey. Everard. Gernon. Hamilton. Kearney. Lawless. Lutrell. Matthews. McDonnell McNamara. Meara. Morris. Nagle. O'Sullivan. O'Kelly. Plunket. Prendergast. Purcel. Redmond. Rice. Roche. Sarsfield. Sheldon. Synnott. Talbot. &c. &c. And this section (about 100 pages) is open to inspection on appointment. The above is but a tithe of the surnames whose genealogical illustrations I propose to furnish. The succeeding portions of the work, comprising six regiments of Dragoons, and upwards of fifty of Foot, will offer for notice, besides numerous septs of the O's and Mac's, the Anglo-Irish names of-- Barry. Bellew. Bermingham. Burke. Cheevers. Cruise. D'Alton. Daly. D'Arcy. Dillon. Dowdall. Eustace. Fagan. FitzGerald. FitzMaurice. FitzPatrick. Fleming. Grace. Keatinge. Lacy. Nangle. Netterville. Nugent. Power. Preston. Russell. Savage. Segrave. Taaffe. Trant. Tyrrel. Wogan. _Cum multis aliis._ My inquiry touching Lord Dover, who heads the List, has heretofore elicited much curious information; and I confide that all who can afford literary assistance to the undertaking, by letters, inspection of documents, or otherwise, will promptly communicate on the subject. JOHN D'ALTON. 48. Summer Hill, Dublin. * * * * * Minor Notes.