Miscellany Presented to Kuno Meyer By Some of His Friends And Pupils On the Occasion of His Appointment to the Chair of Celtic Philology in the University of Berlin

ur d'Ailill Anguba et le nom de Laennec.--Dottin, G. Sur l'emploi de .i.--Ernault, E. Les nouveaux signes orthographiques dans le breton du Mirouer.--Davies, J.G. Two songs from an Anglesey ms.--Sommer, F. Der keltische dual.--Best, R.I. The Lebar Brecc tractate on the canonical hours.--Quiggin, E.C. A poem by Gilbride Macnamee in praise of Cathal O'Conor.--Gwynn, E.J. Béim foris.--Hyde, D. Selig mhór Shliabh Luachra.--Joynt, Maud. The fate of Sinann.--Lloyd-Jones, J. The development of the verbal r-forms.--Pokorny, J. Eine altirische legende aus dem Buch von Leinster.--Fraser, J. A use of the verbal noun in Irish.--Rhys, J. Three ancient inscriptions (from Wales)--Knott, Eleanor. A poem by Giolla Brighde Ó Heoghusa.--O'Keeffe, J.G. A portrait.--Coffey, G. Amber beads found in Ireland.--O'Nowlan, T.P. Imchlód aingel.--O'Donoghue, T. Cert cech rig co réil.--Green, Alice S. Henry VIII, "King of Ireland".--Vendryes, J. À propos des groupes initiaux dentale + v.--Bugge, A. Norse loan words in Irish.--O'Máille, T. Merugud cléirech Choluim Chille.--Ker, W.P. On a lyric stave called in Irish ochtḟoclach bec.--Sampson, J. The leaves that hung but never grew (a Welsh gypsy folk-tale)--Marstrander, C. Varia (1. ir. allsmann, 2. n. pr. Suibne)--Bergin, O.J. Poems attributed to Gormlaith.--Marstrander, C. Dún na trapcharla.--Marstrander, C. Deux contes irlandais