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Murdoch Mackenzie Chart of East Ireland and the Irish Sea This is the 6th chart in Vol. II of A
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Murdoch Mackenzie Chart of East Ireland and the Irish Sea This is the 6th chart in Vol. II of A Maritime Survey of Ireland, published in London in 1776. It is printed on five sheets joined together and has Chart VI in the top right corner.It shows the east coast of Ireland from Greenore, county Wexford, to Coleraine, county Londonderry, and the west coast of Great Britain from mid-Wales to the Mull of Kintyre. The title is in a rococo frame in the left centre, with ships at the quayside, a globe and books, and the symbols of England, Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man (rose, thistle, harp and three legs). It reads A General Chart of the Irish Channel by M. Mackenzie senr.. Below the title cartouche is (unframed) A Scale of 10 Leagues, 20 to a Degree of the Meridian 10 [= 161 mm.]. Between the two is Engrav'd by G Terry, 62, Paternoster Row. and below the chart frame is Published as the Act directs Novr. 26th 1775. There are three compass roses showing north to the top, with magnetic variation dated 1760, and scales of latitude on each side. 955 x 1,165 mm.
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Murdoch Mackenzie Chart of East Ireland and the Irish Sea This is the 6th chart in Vol. II of A Maritime Survey of Ireland, published in London in 1776. It is printed on five sheets joined together and has Chart VI in the top right corner.It shows the east coast of Ireland from Greenore, county Wexford, to Coleraine, county Londonderry, and the west coast of Great Britain from mid-Wales to the Mull of Kintyre. The title is in a rococo frame in the left centre, with ships at the quayside, a globe and books, and the symbols of England, Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man (rose, thistle, harp and three legs). It reads A General Chart of the Irish Channel by M. Mackenzie senr.. Below the title cartouche is (unframed) A Scale of 10 Leagues, 20 to a Degree of the Meridian 10 [= 161 mm.]. Between the two is Engrav'd by G Terry, 62, Paternoster Row. and below the chart frame is Published as the Act directs Novr. 26th 1775. There are three compass roses showing north to the top, with magnetic variation dated 1760, and scales of latitude on each side. 955 x 1,165 mm.
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