...wrong in making this exception : Dr. Boate, speaking of Silver mines in the county Tipperary, says, " Besides the lead and silver, the mine produced also some quicksilver, but not any alom, vitriol or antimony that I could hear of." t Major Newenham, in his View of Ireland, mentions...

...wrong in making this exception : Dr. Boate, speaking of Silver mine* in the county Tipperary, says, " Besides the lead and silver, the mine produced also some quicksilver, but not any alom, vitriol or antimony that I could hear of." t Major Newenham, in his View of Ireland, mentions...

...producing most silver ; whereas the other, or glistering sort, was very barren, and went most awny into litteridge or dross. JOURNAL OF THE GEOLOGICAL...the values and per-centages of these is appended. SILVBBSUXES. — TABLE or VALUES, &c. GENERAL MEETING, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1860. The EEV. SAMUEL HAUGHTON,...

...whereas the other, or glistering sort, was very barren, and went most away into litteridge or dross. "The oar yielded one with another three-pound weight...other ores are in the Museum of Irish Industry, 51, Stephen's-green, East, Dublin; and a Table of the values and per-centages of these is appended. SILVERMIjTES.—TABLE...

...out of each Tun, but a great quantitie of Lead so as that was counted the best profit to the farmer. Besides the Lead and Silver the Mine produced also some Quicksilver, but not any Alome, Vitriol, or Antimony, that I could hear of. Sect. 3. Profits of this Mine. It hath been destroyed...

...of each Tun, but a great quantitie of Lead so as that was counted the best profit to the farmer. " Besides the Lead and Silver the Mine produced also some Quicksilver, but not any Alome, Vitriol, or Antimony, that I could hear of. " The Silver of this Mine was very fine, so as the...