Life
Controversialist, Catholic ecclesistical historian and disestablishmentarian;
author of The Irish Reformation; or, The Alleged Conversation of the
Irish Bishops to the Reformed Religion (1866); Essays on the English
State Church in Ireland (1869).
Works
The Irish Reformation; or, The Alleged Conversation of the Irish Bishops
to the Reformed Religion ... and the assumed descent of the present established
hierarchy of Ireland .. from the ancient Irish Church, Disproved [3rd
edn.] (London: Longman 1866), 41pp.; and Do. [4th edn. enl.] (London;
Longman 1866), 51pp.; The Episcopal succession in England Scotland
and Ireland: A.D. 1400 to 1875; with appointments to monasteries and extracts
from Consistorial Acts, 3 vols. in 1 (Rome 1876-1877), rep. as The
Episcopal Succession in England, Scotland & Ireland, A.D. 1400 to 1875
with a new introduction by A. F. Allison [1st edn. rep.], 3vols. (Farnborough:
Gregg 1971), Vol. I:. ([5], xxvi, 392p; Vol. II: [1], 407p; Vol. III:
[1], v-ix, 541pp.
References
COPAC lists Anglo-Roman Papers, I: The English Palace in Rome; II: The
eldest natural son of Charles II; III: Memoirs of Cardinal Erskine, Papal
envoy to the court of George III (Paisley: Alexander Gardner 1890), 280pp.;
Annals of the Catholic hierarchy in England and Scotland, A.D. 1585-1876
(Rome: Tipographia de la Pace; London: Thomas Baker 1877), 541pp.; Clerical
and parochial records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, taken from diocesan and
parish registries, mss. in the principal libraries and public offices
of Oxford, Dublin, and London, and from private or family papers (1863,
1864); The Episcopal succession in England Scotland and Ireland: A.D.
1400 to 1875; with appointments to monasteries and extracts from Consistorial
Acts, 3 vols. in 1 (Rome 1876-1877); The episcopal succession in England,
Scotland & Ireland, A.D. 1400 to 1875 [1st edn. rep.], with a new introduction
by A. F. Allison (Farnborough: Gregg 1971), 3v.([5], xxvi, 392p; [1],407p;
[1], v-ix, 541p) ; 22cm.; Rome and Fenianism: The Pope's Anti-Parnellite
circular [New edn.] (London: Robert Washbourne 1883), 22, [2]pp; Some
remarks on the Irish Church Bill, & c. (London: Longmans, Green &
Co. 1869), 29, [3]pp.; Vice-regal speeches and episcopal votes in the
Irish Parliament, from the reign of Charles I to the Union [excerpt from
the Contemporary Review, Vol. 10], 2 pts. ([London, 1869]); Essays on
the English State Church in Ireland (London: Strahan & Co. 1869), [vii]-x,
410pp. CONTRA: William Lee, D.D., Archdeacon of Dublin Title Details:
Some Strictures on Dr. Brady's Pamphlet in which he denies the descent
of the Hierarchy of the present Church of Ireland from the Antient Irish
Church -: A letter to ... the Archbishop of Dublin (Dublin 1866); Two
Letters in reply to certain “Observations” of the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners for Ireland on a letter to The Times, concerning Irish Church
revenues (London: Longmans & Co. 1868), pp.19; The Irish Episcopal Succession:
The recent statements of Mr. Froude and Dr. Brady, respecting the Irish
Bishops in the reign of Elizabeth, examined by [...] A. T. L., &c.
(London 1867); Facts or Fictions? Seven letters on the “Facts concerning
the Irish Church” [by Alfred T. Lee], published by the Church Institution
(Dublin: John Falconer 1867), 47pp.; Edward Adderley Stopford [Archdeacon
of Meath], The Unity of the Anglican Church, and the succession of Irish
Bishops: An answer to W. M. Brady (Dublin 1867). SIR MAZIERE BRADY (1791-1871):
Report on the condition and progress of the Queen's University in Ireland,
for the year ending June 19, 1852 / by Maziere Brady (Dublin: Printed
by Alexander Thom, for Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1852), 39pp.;
Report on the correspondence of Sir Maziere Brady (1796-1871,) Lord Chancellor
in Ireland, 1840-66 [Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts, 77/55
London 1977).
References
Emerald Isle Books (Cat. 1995) lists Essays on the English State
Church in Ireland (London: Strahan 1869), 410pp.
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