An Hibernian atlas, or, General description of the kingdom of Ireland: divided into provinces with its sub-divisions of counties, baronies, showing their boundaries, extent, soil, produce, contents, measure, members of Parliament, and number of inhabitants: also the cities, boroughs, villages, mountains, bogs, lakes, rivers and natural curiosities: together with the great and bye post roads: the whole taken from actual surveys and observations by Bernard Scale, land surveyor; and beautifully engraved on 78 copper plates by Messrs. Ellis and Palmer.