1808 A short address to the Most Reverend, and Honorable William, Lord Primate of all Ireland, recommendatory of some commutation or modification of the tythes of that country; with a few remarks on the present state of the Irish Church.

Description

A very scarce edition of this article from The Pamphleteer, of the Cadell and Davies first edition published in the same year.

Disbound, but complete (pages 239-256).

Dated 1808. 'NO.XI. Pam. VOL.VI. R' noted on the second leaf. 

The Reverend Sir Henry Bate Dudley was a British playwright of comic operas and a great friend of artist Thomas Gainsborough and actor David Garrick.  However, he was also a clergyman and a magistrate, and worked in Ireland between 1804 and 1812 when this short address was written.

The article puts forward his ideas about reforming the tythe system in Ireland.