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Ichack, Hermann (p.)

Iddit, Col. —, examination of

Igou, John (p.)

Ikerrin, Pierce Butler, Viscount, marriage of

Imhof, George P. (p.)

"Imperialists" capture rebels, and the peace

Imprisonment: of runaway apprentice, for tithe defaulters

Inchiquin, Mary O'Brien, Lady, her marriage
-, William O'Brien, Earl of, act for, bearer of addresses, movements of

India, pirates in
-, See also East India

Industrial unrest. See Nailers.

Industries. See Irish industries; Patents for inventions; Salt works; Shipbuilding; Woollen manufacture.

Informers and King's evidence, complaint against, flight of imprisonment of prosecution of, protection of, rewards to (see also Pardons).
-, See also Acckins; Allen; Baird; Baubin; Bernard; Brooks; Barnaham; Challoner; Crymes; Delarue; Madden; Porter; Prendergast; Price; Robertson; Tilly; Whitfield.

Ingoldsby (Ingoldesby), Capt. —, petition of
-, Lady, petition of
-, Brigadier Richard, prosecution of, protection for

Ink, invisible

Innes, Sir Henry (c.), (g.)
-, Sir James, debts of
-, Robert, grantee

Innocent XII. See Pope.

Insurance. See Greenwich Hospital: seamen's contributions.
-, marine, rate of

Intercepted letters

Inter-departmental difficulties

Interest, rate of, on Exchequer loan

Invalid companies, commissions in, at Hampton Court

Invasion, danger of, precautions against

Inventions. See Patents.

Ipswich, prisoner at

Irchester manor, stewardship of

Ireland: absentees from, see (below) officials.
-, Acts of Settlement, explanation of, commission for executing
-, admiralty of, in commission, jurisdiction
-, aid granted
-, arms and munitions wanted in
-, army in: adjutant general, commander of, commissions in, expenses for controller of musters, muster-master general, major of ordnance, master of the ordnance, pay of, quartering of troops, report on troops in troops for
-, artillery in (c.) paymaster of
-, Association Bill. See Association
-, barring of remainders upon entails in
-, bishoprics in
-, church of. See Church.
-, concealed lands in
-, Court of Claims, decrees of
-, currency: counterfeit halfpence, standard of, patent for halfpence
-, debt, public, liquidation of
-, dormant judgments, Bill against
-, English protection of
-, Exchequer Court of, trial in
-, fighting and services done in, for Wm. III
-, Cp. war in
-, finance, scheme for raising money, of forfeitures, See (above) aid; debt; and (below) poll-tax.
-, forfeited lands, Bills re entails on, farming of, grants of, and proceedings re, (see also concealed lands); under Bill of outlawries, under Act of Settlement, parliamentary action and debates re, copies of records of
-, fortifications in, Cp. military defence.
-, French landing in
-, protestants in. See French protestants.
-, frigates assigned to attend on
-, Game Act
-, indictments for treason in, list of
-, J.P.'s in
-, lawyers of, tax on, under Association Act
-, Lord Deputy of, matter referred to, See also Capell.
-, Lords Justices of, allowances to, (c.) and instructions to, correspondence of, with England, delivery of great seal to, letters from and to, passim; matters referred to movements of, their policy their powers recommendations by and to, review by, their swearing in, warrants to, passim. See also the individual Lords Justices.
-, former Lords Justices, See also Coningsby; Porter.
-, Lord Lieut. of. See Ormond.
-, licence to create manors in
-, Marriage Act. See Marriage.
-, military defence of
-, militia, instructions to, proposals re, review of
-, news from, passim.
-, officials: absentees
-, Mr. Aldworth's office
-, Attorney General, matters referred to
-, auditor general
-, baron of the Exchequer, and see Donellan.
-, chancellor of the Exchequer
-, clerk of the Crown, of first fruits to the House of Commons, to privy council
-, customs commission, surveyor, deputy receiver
-, excise commission
-, judges salaries of, See also Coote; Daly; Donellan; Jeffreyson; Lyndon.
-, Lord Chancellor. See Methuen; Porter.
-, Lords Chief Justices. See Hely; Pyne.
-, keepers of the great seal
-, masters in chancery
-, master of the rolls
-, ordnance board
-, revenue commission
-, serjeant at law
-, Solicitor General. See Brodrick.
-, surveyor
-, tax commission
-, vice-treasurer
-, visit of Irish officials to England
-, papists in, their agents in England and abroad, education of their children, banishment of the clergy, and suppression of monasticism, See also Marriage.
-, parliament of: acts, (for bills, see Irish bills); control of, matters to be referred to, meetings of, officials of, see (above) officials; policy of, proceedings of, passim; procedure, proposals of, prorogations and adjournments of, opening speeches, temper of
-, House of Commons, and forfeited lands, see (above) forfeited lands; military officers in powers of, privilege, proceedings of, (passim); Speaker of
-, House of Lords, appeal to, proceedings of Speaker of, Cp. Irish peers.
-, petitions from
-, places in: see below.
-, politics in, passim.
-, poll-tax
-, preferment in, for an informer
-, press-gang in
-, privy council of: ("Castle Chamber") advice of, business of officials of, see (above) officials; records of swearing in of members
-, protections in
-, protestantizing of
-, provisions supplied from. See Victualling of the navy.
-, Quakers in
-, quit-rents in. See Quit-rents.
-, rapparees, Bill against
-, rebellion in (1647)
-, records of, state of
-, revenue, see finance; farmer of
-, commission. See officials.
-, great seal, keepers of, see officials; transfers of
-, settlement on waste lands in
-, smuggling in
-, State Paper Office for
-, "superstitious uses" in, cp. (above) papists: banishment of clergy.
-, taxation of and see (above) lawyers.
-, tithes Bill
-, trade of
-, traders from
-, treasury of, payments by, state of treasury, see finance.
-, trials in
-, under the Earl of Tyrconnell
-, war in, date of
-, weights, official, fraud in
-, wine imported into
-, wool from

Ireland, places in*:
-, *All references are to lands in the places named, unless otherwise specified; those in " " are not identified in the Alphabetical Index to Townlands, 1861
-, Abbotstown (Dublin)
-, Acrancbadock (Queen's co.)
-, Addinsland (West Meath)
-, Addinstown (West Meath)
-, Addistown (Wicklow)
-, Agha (Carlow)
-, Aghaboe (Queen's co.), friary of
-, Aghadanon, —
-, Agham (Queen's co.)
-, Aghanagh (Queen's co.)
-, Aghanlesty, alias Aghlan (West Meath)
-, Aghaturne (Queen's co.)
-, Aghbee (Queen's co.), places near
-, Aghmacart (Queen's co.), monastery, of
-, Aghnapish (West Meath)
-, Aghpowney (Cork)
-, Aghyohil (Aghigoghil, Aghivoughall, Cork)
-, Aglish (Cork)
-, (Waterford)
-, Aharney (Aghany, Queen's co.)
-, Anarrow (West Meath)
-, Annagh (Clare)
-, (Galway)
-, Annaghbeg (Roscommon)
-, Annaghbredy (Galway)
-, Antrim
-, Archersrath (Kilkenny)
-, Archerstown (Meath)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Ard (Galway), castle and town of
-, Ardeelugg (Cork)
-, Ardgillam (Dublin)
-, Ardgowles (Queen's co.)
-, Ardkinagh (Roscommon)
-, Ardmallagh (Queen's co.)
-, Ardnegowen (Roscommon)
-, Ardtanagh (Down)
-, Arklow barony (Wicklow)
-, Armagh, rapparees near
-, Armagh (Ardmagh) co. indictments for treason in
-, Athlone barony (Dublin [sic])
-, (Roscommon)
-, town, burnt bridge, castle governors, forts, governors of, grant of, in the war of the Revolution
-, Attifinny (Roscommon)
-, Attiknockan (Roscommon)
-, Aughrim, battle of
-, Baileylean (Louth)
-, Balcultry (Dublin)
-, Ballaforrin (Roscommon)
-, Ballagh (Roscommon)
-, Ballaghidwne (Carlow)
-, Ballaghkeen (Ballagheene) barony (Wexford)
-, Ballaghmertole (Roscommon)
-, Ballaghtallane (Meath)
-, Ballahankin (Mayo)
-, Ballickmoyler (Queen's co.)
-, Ballighagabane (Queen's co.)
-, Ballikillboy (Galway)
-, Ballinageeroge (Dublin)
-, Ballinany (Galway)
-, Ballincullin (Carlow)
-, Ballinderry (Kildare)
-, Ballinekill (Galway)
-, Ballineskea (Wicklow)
-, Ballinfrass (Queen's co.)
-, Ballinkeeleen (Carlow)
-, Ballinlea (West Meath)
-, Ballinleagh (Queen's co.)
-, Ballinlongy (Limerick)
-, Ballinrallywood (Queen's co.)
-, Ballinree (Carlow)
-, Ballinrush (Carlow)
-, Ballinterry (Cork)
-, Ballintogarts, "both" (Queen's co.)
-, Ballintober (Ballintubber, Galway)
-, (Roscommon)
-, barony (Roscommon)
-, Ballintubrid (Queen's co.)
-, Ballinvallagh (Carlow)
-, Balloghvartalla (Roscommon)
-, Ballrevagh (West Meath)
-, Ballyadams (Queen's co.) barony, manor
-, Ballyagenor (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyaoly (Queen's co.)
-, Ballybandon (Queen's co.)
-, Ballybarlick (Louth)
-, Ballybeg (Queen's co.)
-, Ballybillen (Carlow)
-, Ballybought (Waterford)
-, Ballyboy barony (King's co.)
-, Ballybrack (Waterford)
-, Ballybrian (Waterford)
-, Ballybuggy (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyburny (Galway)
-, Ballycaltrin (Carlow)
-, Ballycappogem (Carlow)
-, Ballycassine, —
-, Ballycharnane (Queen's co.)
-, Ballycherry (Queen's co.)
-, Ballychin (Queen's co.)
-, Ballycloghy, Nether (Waterford)
-, Ballyclonlomuck, alias Ballyclontomage (Carlow)
-, Ballycollane (King's co.)
-, Ballyconnery (Kerry)
-, Ballycooney (Carlow)
-, Ballycormuck (Carlow)
-, Ballycoshowne (Galway)
-, Ballycroge (Carlow)
-, Ballycuskin (Cork)
-, Ballydavin (Queen's co.)
-, Ballydican (Galway)
-, Ballydowd (Dublin)
-, Ballyduff (Queen's co.)
-, Ballydurggn (Cork or Waterford)
-, Ballyfarrell (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyfoin (Waterford)
-, Ballygandanbeg (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyganny (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygar (West Meath)
-, Ballygarbinagh (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygarvine (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygawdimore (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygegell (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygellan and Ballygellin (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygenan (Queen's co.)
-, Ballygibbon (Galway)
-, Ballygilmurry (Waterford)
-, Ballyglasshy (Galway)
-, Ballygow (Wexford)
-, Ballygowen (Waterford)
-, Ballygrenagan (Cork)
-, Ballyhenry (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyholly (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyhomin, alias Ballytonnin (Carlow)
-, Ballyhubbock (Carlow)
-, Ballyisland (Cork)
-, Ballykard (Carlow)
-, Ballykealy (Queen's co.)
-, Ballykeel (—)
-, Ballykelly (Carlow)
-, Ballykilleen, alias Ballybillen (Carlow)
-, Ballykiuree (Galway)
-, Ballyknockane (Queen's co.)
-, Ballylaken (Cork or Waterford)
-, Ballylee (Galway)
-, Ballyleen (Carlow)
-, Ballylehan (Queen's co.)
-, Ballylinckard (Carlow)
-, Ballylongane (—)
-, Ballylow (Carlow)
-, Bally McSerin (Kerry)
-, Ballymaduff (Queen's co.)
-, Ballymagother (Roscommon)
-, Ballymeadagh (Cork)
-, Ballymillod-beg and more (Queen's co.)
-, Ballymoate. See Mayard.
-, Ballymoe (Bellamoe) half barony (Galway)
-, (Roscommon)
-, Ballymoney (Queen's co.)
-, Ballymoon (Carlow)
-, Ballymore (Kerry)
-, Ballymorebegg [sic] (Kerry)
-, Ballymoylin (Galway)
-, Bally Mulgorum (Galway)
-, Ballymullen (Queen's co.)
-, Ballymungan (Galway)
-, Ballyna (Kildare)
-, Ballynadder. alias Ballymeadagh (Cork)
-, Ballynaghlerig (Kerry)
-, Ballynahaw (Kerry)
-, Ballynamony (Wexford)
-, Ballynecarrig (Carlow)
-, Ballyneglas (Cork or Waterford)
-, Ballynegrane (Carlow)
-, Ballynehenry (Cork)
-, Ballynehinch (Galway)
-, Ballynemeagh (Down)
-, Ballynemoght (Galway)
-, Ballynemoony (Cork)
-, Ballynesilloge (Carlow)
-, Ballynetry, alias Ballyneheery (West Meath)
-, Ballynevin (Queen's co.)
-, Ballynossy (Waterford)
-, Ballynoughan, alias Ballygrenagan (Cork)
-, Ballynshagh (Galway)
-, Ballynure (Cork)
-, Ballyogerty, alias Ballywade (Waterford)
-, Ballyonin (Galway)
-, Ballyowen (West Meath)
-, Ballyphenine (Carlow)
-, Ballyquirke (Galway)
-, Ballyrahin (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyrandle (Waterford)
-, Ballyroane (Queen's co.)
-, Ballyryan (Carlow)
-, Ballysaggard (Queen's co.)
-, Ballysallagh (Kilkenny)
-, Ballyshamboy (Kilkenny)
-, Ballyshane (Carlow)
-, Ballyshonig, alias Roughquarter (Waterford)
-, Ballystapolog, alias Staplestown (Carlow)
-, Ballytonnin (Carlow)
-, Ballytrasny (Carlow)
-, Ballytyrade (Meath)
-, Ballyvarry (Waterford)
-, Ballyvolin (Cork)
-, Ballywade (Waterford)
-, Ballywalter (Carlow)
-, Ballywilliamroe (Carlow)
-, Balruthery barony (Dublin)
-, Balstabucks (Dublin)
-, Baltimore (Cork) news from
-, Baltry (Dublin)
-, Bandon (Cork), bill for relief of
-, Bangor (Down), Duke of Schomberg at
-, Bannalum (Cork)
-, Bannoge (Queen's co.)
-, Bantry (Cork), ship from shipping news from
-, Bargy barony (Wexford)
-, Barna (Galway)
-, Barne (Longford), lordship of
-, Barra (Galway)
-, Barretts barony (Cork)
-, Barrymore barony (Cork)
-, Bawny Ballyman, alias Bawny Bally Edmund (Queen's co.)
-, Beaghigolane (Cork)
-, Bealaforin (Roscommon)
-, Bear Haven, shipping news from
-, Belfast, treasonable correspondence from
-, Bellakernine (Galway)
-, Bellamoe. See Ballymoe.
-, Bennetsbridge (Kilkenny)
-, Birr (? Donegal), castle and gaol of
-, Blancherstown (Roscommon)
-, Blanchfeilds (Blanchvilles) lands, park and town (Kilkenny)
-, Boderane (Wexford), tithes in
-, Bodin (Meath)
-, Bodnell (Queen's co.)
-, Bogg (Galway)
-, Boherard (Queen's co.)
-, Boherduff (Carlow)
-, Bohermore (Carlow)
-, Bohernagh (King's co.)
-, Boherquill (Queen's co.)
-, Borard (Queen's co.)
-, Borisakine (Roscommon)
-, Borrill (Galway)
-, Bortinbegg (West Meath)
-, Bothshandongon (Cork)
-, Bouly (Louth)
-, Brackerry (Queen's co.)
-, Bracklane (Roscommon)
-, Brahig (Kerry)
-, Brannabraveen, alias Brannancene (Queen's co.)
-, Brickwellstown (Wicklow)
-, Brighands (Cork)
-, Brinny (Cork)
-, Brittas (West Meath)
-, Broads, The (Dublin)
-, Brockerry (Queen's co.)
-, Brownestowne (Meath)
-, Bullyrodig, East (Cork)
-, Bunmuckill (Roscommon)
-, Buolymore (Carlow)
-, Burnagh (Roscommon)
-, Burris (Queen's co.), castle of
-, Cadamstown (Kildare)
-, Cahir (Queen's co.)
-, Cahirbarnagh (Kerry)
-, Cahirferane (Galway)
-, Cahirgeal. See Rathforin.
-, Cahnhunclahee (Galway)
-, Cahore (Wexford)
-, Caldrahbegg (Roscommon)
-, Caltragh (Roscommon)
-, Caltraghan (Queen's co.)
-, Calursialy (Galway)
-, Camage (Dublin)
-, Canglarruffe in Vire (Galway)
-, Cappacranagh (Queen's co.)
-, Cappakeanny (Queen's co.)
-, Cappanacloghy (Queen's co.)
-, Cappanagrigg (Queen's co.)
-, Cappoge (Tipperary)
-, Cappowley, alias Cappenly (Queen's co.)
-, Carberry (Cork)
-, (Carbury) barony (Cork)
-, Carbuolin (Cork)
-, Carfine, alias Knockfine (Queen's co.)
-, Carganulla (Galway)
-, Carhow (Cork)
-, Carigeane (Waterford)
-, Carignegillah (Cork)
-, Carlingford Bay, privateers off
-, Carlow (Catherlogh) co. indictments of treason in
-, Carmore (Cork)
-, Carne, alias Carny (Galway)
-, Carnepallis (Roscommon)
-, Carnequerk (—)
-, Carneservoge, alias Gortneservoge (Roscommon)
-, Carnevadoge (Mayo)
-, Caroone, alias Carmore (Cork)
-, Carowebane (Galway)
-, Carra (Cork)
-, Carraghdoe. See Carrow.
-, Carragh Leige (Galway)
-, Carrakorkery (Galway)
-, Carrane (Carlow)
-, (Galway)
-, Carranepurseene (Carlow)
-, Carrey (Sligo)
-, Carrick (Queen's co.)
-, Carrickbeg (Carlow)
-, Carrickeene (Queen's co.)
-, Carrickmore (Roscommon)
-, Carrickskillin (—)
-, Carrignansagh (Waterford)
-, Carrignecree (Cork)
-, Carrignevar (Cork)
-, Carronecaslane (Galway)
-, Carrotellagh (Mayo)
-, Carrowbane (Roscommon)
-, Carrowbeg (Mayo)
-, Carroweragh (Roscommon)
-, Carrowgarry (Roscommon)
-, Carrowkeele (Roscommon)
-, Carrowkilline (Mayo)
-, Carrowledane (Mayo)
-, Carrowlick (Mayo). See Merrick.
-, Carrow McMursham, alias Revagh, alias Carraghdoe (Mayo)
-, Carrowmore (Galway)
-, Carrowneclare (Roscommon)
-, Carrowneskehy (Mayo)
-, Carrownetlery (Mayo)
-, Carrownewevy (Sligo)
-, Carrowreagh (Queen's co.)
-, Carrow Wilkin (Sligo)
-, Carrtown (Kildare), castle etc. of
-, Cartrons (West Meath)
-, Castlebin (Galway)
-, Castledown (West Meath)
-, Castlefleming (Queen's co.)
-, Castlequarter (Galway)
-, Castle Sampson (Roscommon)
-, Castletown (Galway)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Cavan co., election
-, Chapelizod (Dublin), Lord Justice at
-, Charlemont, governor of
-, Chevers, alias Lord-MountLeinster (Galway)
-, Clan-beg and more (Queen's co.)
-, Clanmorris barony (Mayo)
-, Claragh (Cork)
-, Clare (West Meath)
-, co. protections in
-, alias Claremont (Galway), manor of
-, Clarkill (—)
-, Claroagh (Queen's co.)
-, Cleghereighter (Clare)
-, Cloghan-beg and -more (Cork)
-, Cloghcemtwell (Carlow)
-, Clogher, bishops of, see Ash and Tenison; bishopric of, episcopal house at
-, Cloghtenemount
-, Cloghwalter (Carlow)
-, Clomragh (Roscommon)
-, Clonaff (Waterford)
-, Clonagh (Queen's co.)
-, Clonbegg (Galway)
-, Cloncagh (Roscommon)
-, Cloncannaconbeg, alias Cloncanghanbegg (Queen's co.)
-, Clonchellis (Galway)
-, Clonchowne (Galway)
-, Cloncollidagh (Cork)
-, Clonconragh (Queen's co.)
-, Cloncurry (Galway)
-, Clondaglass (Queen's co.)
-, Clondaragh (Roscommon)
-, Clonea (Waterford)
-, Clonebanagh (Mayo)
-, Clonedagh (Galway)
-, Clonedonnel (Waterford)
-, Cloneen (Carlow)
-, Clonegah (Carlow)
-, Cloneginy (Roscommon)
-, Clonegross (Carlow)
-, Clonelehan (Roscommon)
-, Clonepeires (Queen's co.)
-, Clonesalgas (Galway)
-, Cloneskee, alias Clonchee (Queen's co.)
-, Clonevade (Carlow)
-, Clonfaddagh (Queen's co.)
-, Clonfert, bishop of. See Fitzgerald.
-, Clonghroughter (Clare)
-, Clongiltagh. See Shanbellymore.
-, Clongnesheed (Roscommon)
-, Clonguffin (Meath)
-, Clonkeen (Queen's co.)
-, Clonleigh (Wexford)
-, Clonlonan barony (West Meath)
-, Clonmoyle (Galway)
-, Clonragh (West Meath)
-, Clonrickigh, alias Clonrevagh (West Meath)
-, Clonthy (Galway)
-, Cloonecullane (Roscommon)
-, Cloonekilline (Galway)
-, Cloonenuragh (Roscommon)
-, Clooneseene (Roscommon)
-, Cloonmuckane (Roscommon)
-, Cloquilt-more and begg (Queen's co.)
-, Clorane (Kilkenny)
-, Cloulish barony (King's co.)
-, Clounegeragh (Galway)
-, Cloushee (Galway)
-, Clownemore (Limerick)
-, Clownstown (Meath)
-, Cloyne, bishopric of and see Pooley.
-, Clunelorg (Galway)
-, Clunuspe (Galway)
-, Cluonana (Limerick)
-, Clushy (Galway)
-, Cnolin (West Meath)
-, Codnagh-more and begg (Queen's co.)
-, Colehahan (West Meath)
-, Coleraine, collector at
-, Collonny (Queen's co.)
-, "Comclose part" (Queen's co.)
-, Condons and Clangibbon barony (Cork)
-, Coney Island
-, Connaught, commander of forces in protestantizing of
-, Connello barony (Limerick)
-, Cononywood (Queen's co.)
-, Coole (Queen's co.)
-, (Wexford), tithes in
-, Coolealley (Queen's co.)
-, Coolebally (Queen's co.)
-, Cooleballydonnaghoe (Queen's co.)
-, Coolecagh (Wexford), tithes in
-, Cooledrum (Cork)
-, Coolefine (Queen's co.)
-, Coolegarragh (Queen's co.)
-, Coolegreen (—)
-, Coolehibber (Roscommon)
-, Coolehill (Queen's co.)
-, Coolekerry, rectory of
-, Cooleknockane (Cork)
-, Coolemooney (Wicklow)
-, Coolenegourk, alias Gortnegarke (Galway)
-, Coole Nugent (Meath)
-, Cooleroe (Mayo)
-, Cooleronan (Meath)
-, Cooleskirean (Cork)
-, Cooletrim (Queen's co.)
-, Cooletrine (Colntrine, Queen's co.)
-, Cooletrum (Queen's co.)
-, Coolfin (Queen's co.)
-, Cooling (Galway)
-, Coolnecaltry (Roscommon)
-, Coolock barony (Dublin)
-, Cor (West Meath)
-, Corbally (Galway)
-, Corbury barony (Cork)
-, Corcullin (Galway)
-, Cordbally (Roscommon)
-, Corereagh (Roscommon)
-, Cork, capture of, debt to, Dutch consul at, harbour, lands in, indictments of treason in, Jacobites in, pressgang in, ships in
-, co., protections in, indictments of treason in
-, Corkaguiny barony (Kerry)
-, Corker (Galway)
-, Corkery barony (West Meath)
-, Corlody (Kilkenny)
-, Cormuck (Galway)
-, Corncarrig (Cork)
-, Corran (Coran, Queen's co.), fairs at
-, Corristeene (West Meath)
-, Corrokerry (Queen's co.), market at
-, Corrowholla (Galway)
-, Corrycreagh (Queen's co.)
-, Cortmore (Limerick)
-, Cortrane (—)
-, Coylebeg (Mayo)
-, Cragemore (Galway)
-, Crannagh (Carlow)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Cravellgarranevooly (Queen's co.)
-, Creallagh (Queen's co.)
-, Cregg (Galway)
-, Cremore (Meath)
-, Crevett (Queen's co.)
-, Criggan (Roscommon)
-, Crochane (Queen's co.)
-, Croddanstown (West Meath)
-, Croftiskehy (Queen's co.)
-, Crognegehy (Waterford)
-, Cromoge (Queen's co.)
-, Cronagh (Cork)
-, Cronine Cranagh (Queen's co.)
-, Crookhaven, shipping news from
-, Cross (Queen's co.)
-, Crossakeale (Meath)
-, Croynstown, Little (—)
-, Cryhallagh (Queen's co.)
-, Cudagh (Queen's co.)
-, Culfine (Queen's co.)
-, Cullen (Cork)
-, Cullenagh barony (Queen's co.)
-, Cullenane (Cork)
-, Cullenbegg (West Meath)
-, Cullinagh (Cork)
-, Culloghill (Queen's co.)
-, Cumbross (Queen's co.)
-, Cuolins (West Meath)
-, Curnanehy (Galway)
-, Curraghboy (Kilkenny)
-, Curraghmore (King's co.)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Currane. See Everstown.
-, Imore (Galway)
-, Currehane (Waterford)
-, Curristowne (West Meath)
-, Curroghduffe (Mayo)
-, Curry (Sligo)
-, Curryheene (Galway)
-, Curtiswood (Waterford)
-, Dalystown (West Meath)
-, Dardistown (—)
-, Dauries (Galway)
-, Davistown (Dublin)
-, Decies barony (Waterford)
-, Deece barony (Meath)
-, Demyfore barony (Meath)
-, Derinloge (Roscommon)
-, Derreen (Roscommon)
-, Derreene (Galway)
-, Derrimnorishagh (Queen's co.)
-, Derrin (Queen's co.)
-, Derry (Londonderry): bishop of, see King, William; bishopric of, vacant, collector at, garrison, subsistence of, mayor of, port of, seizure in, siege of, Society of, defendants
-, Derry (Queen's co.)
-, Derrycantame (Queen's co.)
-, Derryfytinne (Cork)
-, Derry Lone (Cork)
-, Derryloughan (Queen's co.)
-, Derrymorrish (Queen's co.)
-, Derrymuckle (Galway)
-, Derrynasirry (Queen's co.)
-, Derrynelug (Kildare)
-, Derrynevane (West Meath)
-, Desertbeagh (Queen's co.)
-, Devinine Morishagh (Queen's co.)
-, Dillighagabane, alias Ballighagabane (Queen's co.)
-, Dingle, men landed near
-, Divargins (Cork)
-, Dizert (Queen's co.), manor and rectory of, and fairs at
-, Dizpatrick (Meath)
-, Donard (Wexford), tithes in
-, Donegal co., Highlanders in
-, Donoghs, The (Dublin)
-, Down (West Meath), bishop of, see Walkington; the late bishop's brother, see Foley, Dr.
-, Down co.
-, Downe More (West Meath)
-, Drim (Galway)
-, Drinane (Roscommon)
-, Drogheda, Articles of, see Articles; new charter for, corporation, lands of, gaol, prisoner in, indictments for treason in, Justices' parks in, J.P.'s for, papists in, petition of
-, Dromagh (Cork)
-, Dromahow (Cork)
-, Droman (Queen's co.)
-, Dromgariff (Cork)
-, Drominagh (Cork)
-, Dromine (Waterford)
-, Dromore (Clare)
-, (Down), bishop of, see Pullen.
-, Dromskehy (Cork)
-, Drumaherbegg (Limerick)
-, Drumbegg (Cork)
-, Drumdarig (Cork)
-, Drumharsury (Galway)
-, Drumkeare (Kerry)
-, Drumleagh (Cork)
-, Drumontiogree (Down)
-, Drumreagh, E. and W. (Cork)
-, Drungarry (Waterford)
-, Dublin city
-, castle, prisoner in, State Paper Office in
-, churches, etc.: French protestant church, Jesuit chapel, St. Michan's parish, division of, St. Patrick's cathedral, dean of, see Smith, Dr. Edw.
-, customs controller in
-, house, grant of
-, houses in
-, indictments for treason in
-, Jacobite frigate brought to
-, lighting of
-, Lords Justices in
-, lord mayor of, collar of SS. for
-, militia
-, news from, passim
-, park, sub-ranger of
-, peace rejoicings in
-, port, controllership of
-, ship belonging to
-, signs: the Horse-shoe, King's Head
-, suspects under arrest in
-, streets and places in: Hangman Lane, High St., Kesar's (Kizais) Lane, Merchants' Quay, Parliament House Gate, St. James's St., St. Michael Lane, The Tholsel, Weavers' Hall, Wine Tavern St.
-, trials in
-, university, and the Duke of Ormond
-, county, indictments for treason in
-, Duhallow barony (Cork)
-, Duleek barony (Meath)
-, Dumtriemane (Limerick)
-, Dunboyne (Meath), rectory
-, Duncannon (Wexford) fort, governor of
-, Dundalk (Louth), camp at
-, barony (Louth)
-, Dundermot (Roscommon)
-, Dune (King's co.)
-, Dungenny (Meath)
-, Dungillane (Cork)
-, Dunleckny (Carlow)
-, Dunmanus Bay, French landing at
-, Dunore (Carlow)
-, Dunroe (Carlow)
-, Dunsellagh (Waterford)
-, Dursey Id., shipping news from
-, Edendarrow (Down)
-, Edmondstown (West Meath)
-, Eglish (Queen's co.)
-, barony (King's co.)
-, Elaynow (—)
-, Enilgorman (Limerick)
-, Enmlla (Queen's co.)
-, Enniskillin, garrison of
-, Eoll (Queen's co.)
-, Errick (Roscommon)
-, Errill (Queen's co.), fairs etc. at
-, Esker (Dublin)
-, Evagh barony (Down)
-, Everstown, alias Currane (Kilkenny)
-, Eyre Connaught (Galway)
-, Farbill barony (West Meath)
-, Farmoy barony (Cork)
-, Farnagrass (West Meath)
-, Farren Cross (West Meath)
-, Farrenemrahir (Queen's co.)
-, Farrenrusig (West Meath)
-, Fartanmore (West Meath)
-, Fassadining barony (Kilkenny)
-, Fenamore (Galway)
-, Fenmore (Meath)
-, Fermoyle (—)
-, Finneare (Queen's co.)
-, Forbagh (Galway)
-, Forth barony (Carlow)
-, Fowlerton (Queen's co.)
-, Freelan (Meath)
-, Fyn, alias Finmore (Meath)
-, Gallanstown (Gallonstown, Dublin)
-, Gallmoystown (West Meath)
-, Gallstown (Kilkenny)
-, Galway city: under Act of Association, alderman of, proposed archbishopric, Articles of, see Articles; claim to, corporation of, petition by, curate at
-, English prisoners in, forts of, indictments for treason in, letter from, men of, and the Articles of Limerick, news from, politics in, ships in
-, co.
-, earldom of, created
-, Ganvins (Roscommon)
-, Garfore (Cork)
-, Garmanagh (Carlow)
-, Garranbally (Queen's co.)
-, Garrancreagh (Queen's co.)
-, Garrandring (Cork)
-, Garranhongigh (Cork)
-, Garranleigh (Cork)
-, Garran Mccosly (Garrane Mc Cowley, Queen's co.)
-, Garrybokelly (Galway)
-, Garryduff (Queen's co.)
-, Garryenry (West Meath)
-, Garrygeen (Queen's co.)
-, Garrymorrish (Queen's co.)
-, Garrysallagh (West Meath)
-, Garwally (Galway)
-, Geoffriestown (West Meath)
-, Gertincapoge (Galway)
-, Gibbonstown (Meath)
-, Glanagurteen (Cork or Waterford)
-, Glanballynowharty (Waterford)
-, Glandree (West Meath)
-, Glanglegh (Cork)
-, Glinlasse (Galway)
-, Gno-more and -begg (Galway)
-, Gorland (Cork)
-, Gormely (Cork)
-, Gornabuny (Cork)
-, Gortanona (Cork)
-, Gortedarry (Roscommon)
-, Gorteleer (Galway)
-, Gortepura (Galway)
-, Gortfadda (Galway)
-, Gortiline (Gortaline, Cork)
-, Gortindrissagh (Mayo)
-, Gortinlassagh (Galway)
-, Gortnacloghy (Kerry)
-, Gortnatubride (Limerick)
-, Gortnecloghy (Queen's co.)
-, Gortnederry (Roscommon)
-, Gortnegapple (Cork)
-, Gortnegarke. See Coolenegourk.
-, Gortnegreagh, alias Gortnereagh (Queen's co.)
-, Gortnegrow (Queen's co.)
-, Gortnemuckallagh (Cork)
-, Gortneservoge. See Carneservoge.
-, Gortneskreeny (Queen's co.)
-, Gortnestany (Queen's co.)
-, Gortulagill (Cork)
-, Gowran (Kilkenny)
-, barony (Kilkenny)
-, Graces Castle (Queen's co.)
-, Gracewood (Queen's co.)
-, Graffanstown (—)
-, Graganossey (Queen's co.)
-, Gragarrane (Graigarrane, Queen's co.)
-, Graicosty (Queen's co.)
-, Grange (Waterford)
-, Grarta (Queen's co.)
-, Grauntstown (Queen's co.), castle etc.
-, Greenan (Queen's co.)
-, Greganoss (Queen's co.)
-, Gregan-more and -begg (Waterford)
-, Grenoge (Meath)
-, (West Meath)
-, Grenossy (Queen's co.)
-, Gualtier barony (Waterford)
-, Gurteen (King's co.)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Gurteenembogh (Queen's co.)
-, Hacketstown (Waterford)
-, Hanly (Roscommon)
-, Hare Id. (Cork)
-, Harlockstown (Meath)
-, Harristown (Carlow)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Heathstown (West Meath)
-, Heraldstown (Carlow)
-, Himilstown (Meath), fishing in
-, Hodgestown (Kildare)
-, (West Meath)
-, Ibane barony (Cork)
-, Ikeathy and Oughterany barony (Kildare)
-, Imokilly barony (Cork)
-, Inchybrukane (Cork)
-, Inis Kean, East (Cork)
-, Inniskilly (Queen's co.)
-, Iskarmore (Galway)
-, Isker (Galway)
-, Iveragh barony (Kerry)
-, Iverk barony (Kilkenny)
-, Johnduffstown (West Meath)
-, Kearnestown (West Meath)
-, Keatingstown (Kilkenny)
-, Keelefunchin (Cork)
-, Keely (Roscommon)
-, Kellogoola (Galway)
-, Kells barony (Meath)
-, Kencorne (Roscommon)
-, Kerglinedorlane (Cork)
-, Kerry co. indictments of treason in, protections in
-, Kerveene (Galway)
-, Kilanmaul (Cork)
-, Kilballytallon (Queen's co.)
-, Kilbernan (Clare)
-, Kilbought (Galway)
-, Kilboyd (Cork). See Temple Boady.
-, Kilbracks (Waterford)
-, Kilbrickin (Queen's co.)
-, Kilca and Moone barony (Kildare)
-, Kilcarrane (Queen's co.)
-, Kilcarrick (Carlow)
-, Kilcolman (Cork)
-, Kilconnell (Galway), abbey
-, barony (Galway)
-, Kilcormick (King's co.)
-, Kilcorry (Meath)
-, Kilcowan (Louth)
-, Kilcrumper (Galway)
-, Kilcrut (Carlow)
-, Kilcullen barony (Kildare)
-, Kildare co., indictments of treason in
-, Kildeny (Carlow)
-, Kildillig (Queen's co.)
-, Kildrinagh (Carlow)
-, Kildromaddy (Queen's co.)
-, Kilduffe (King's co.)
-, Kilkenny city, castle, Lords Justices at
-, (? rectius Killeny) (Queen's co.), rectory of
-, co., indictments of treason in
-, deanery, in commendam
-, West (West Meath), Baron of. See Dillon.
-, barony
-, Killadowley (Queen's co.)
-, Killala, archdeacon of, bishop of, see Lloyd, William.
-, Killaloe, bishop of. See Lindsay, Thos.
-, see of, augmentation of
-, Killane (Galway)
-, Killanemullroony (Killnemullroony, Roscommon)
-, Killanuyne (Galway)
-, Killardkeele (Roscommon)
-, Killart (Queen's co.)
-, Killballintagart (Waterford)
-, Killbraffers, "both" (Cork)
-, Killbreedymore (Queen's co.)
-, Killbry (Roscommon)
-, Killcarty (Meath)
-, Killciney (Queen's co.)
-, Killclinagh (Queen's co.)
-, Killcock (Kildare), fairs and markets of
-, Killcooly (Galway)
-, Killdilligee (Queen's co.)
-, Killdowley (Queen's co.)
-, Killdromada (Queen's co.)
-, Killeany (Queen's co.)
-, Killebegs (Wicklow)
-, Killebognagh (West Meath)
-, Killedmond (Carlow)
-, Killeen (Kilkenny)
-, (Limerick)
-, Killeeinlagh (Cork or Waterford)
-, Killelane (Dublin)
-, Killenerly (Carlow)
-, Killenny-more and -beg (Queen's co.)
-, Killeroowe (Galway)
-, Killeske (Wexford), tithes in
-, Killgraie (Queen's co.)
-, Killgronane (Waterford)
-, Killhenagh (Queen's co.)
-, Killimire (Queen's co.)
-, Killintine (Waterford)
-, Killishell (King's co.)
-, Killmallapoge (Carlow)
-, Killnasier (Queen's co.)
-, Killneclonig (Cork)
-, Killnemullroony. See Killanemullroony.
-, Killneseragh (Queen's co.)
-, Killnesure (Queen's co.)
-, Killniclinea (Roscommon)
-, Killoran (Queen's co.)
-, Killossery, Rath of (Dublin)
-, Killovinoge (Cork)
-, Killuckan (West Meath)
-, Killvartin (Queen's co.)
-, Killyan (King's co.)
-, Killydane (Carlow)
-, Killyon (Kyllyon) barony (Galway)
-, Killyron, alias Kilcowan (Louth)
-, Killysyny (Galway)
-, Kilmacahill (West Meath)
-, Kilmagleish (Carlow)
-, (West Meath)
-, Kilmainham Bridge (Dublin), property near
-, Kilmanny (Carlow)
-, Kilmore (West Meath)
-, Kilree (Carlow)
-, Kilshaneclone (Carlow)
-, Kiltartan barony (Galway)
-, Kilteale (Queen's co.) rectory
-, Kiltenall (Carlow)
-, Kilvannymuck (—)
-, Kinard-more and -begg (Roscommon)
-, Kinclare (Roscommon)
-, King's co., indictment of treason in
-, Kingsland (West Meath)
-, Kinny (Kynny, Cork), rectory of
-, Kinsale, capture of, dockyard, workmen of, news from, prize fraudulently sold at, ships at, supplies at
-, Kintayle (Meath)
-, Kippagh (Cork)
-, (Louth)
-, Knightswood (West Meath)
-, Knittstown (Meath)
-, Knock (Cork)
-, (Galway)
-, Knockaboy (Queen's co.)
-, Knockagill (Kilkenny)
-, Knockaha (Queen's co.)
-, Knockanagheen (Queen's co.)
-, Knockandagh (Cork)
-, Knockanebane (Queen's co.)
-, Knockangrally (Queen's co.)
-, Knockanmickroe (Carlow)
-, Knockatronany (Cork)
-, Knockballynahane (Carlow)
-, Knockballyrebuck (Kilkenny)
-, Knockbane (Galway)
-, Knockbarran (Galway)
-, Knockbarron (Kilkenny)
-, Knockbegg (Meath)
-, Knockbower (Carlow)
-, Knockclonegada (Carlow)
-, Knockconsier (Mayo)
-, Knockdrishane (Cork)
-, Knockendalla (Galway)
-, Knockergh (Queen's co.)
-, Knockfine, alias Carfine (Queen's co.)
-, Knockicorr (Queen's co.)
-, Knockittar (Queen's co.)
-, Knocklagh (Wexford), tithes in
-, Knocklea (Queen's co.)
-, Knockmare (Queen's co.)
-, Knockmill (Carlow)
-, Knockmogleskeny (Meath)
-, Knockmore (Galway)
-, Knocknagrass (Queen's co.)
-, Knocknaughter (Galway)
-, Knocknebarnaghby (Roscommon)
-, Knocknefally (Waterford)
-, Knocknegally (Queen's co.)
-, Knocknegandenagh (Carlow)
-, Knocknegree (Cork)
-, Knocknegreenane (Cork)
-, Knocknetugger (Mayo)
-, Knocknewholdhan (Waterford)
-, Knockoffe (Wexford), tithes in
-, Knockraure (Cork)
-, Knockroe (Carlow)
-, (Cork)
-, Knocksidane (Cork)
-, Knockstarr (Carlow)
-, Kyllyon (Cork). See Killyon.
-, Kynagh (Kerry)
-, Kynny (Cork). See Kinny.
-, Lackagh (Queen's co.)
-, (Roscommon)
-, Lagarrah (Queen's co.)
-, Lagganhall (Meath)
-, Laherdane (Waterford)
-, Lakifoy (Cork)
-, Laragh and Ross (Roscommon)
-, Lavillin's Lands (Dublin)
-, Lea (—)
-, Leagh (Queen's co.)
-, Leballymore (—)
-, Leguff, alias Sleguffe (Carlow)
-, Lehunady (Galway)
-, Leney. See Leyny.
-, Lenix (Queen's co.) abbey
-, Letterownegapoge (Galway)
-, Levalty, alias Loghvalty (Queen's co.)
-, Leyny (Leney) barony (Sligo)
-, Licketstown (Kilkenny)
-, Lifseclery (Cork)
-, Limerick, Articles of, see Articles; fortification of, ship seized at, Wm. III's camp at
-, co., protections in
-, Lisburn, capitulation of, troop raised in
-, Liscarton (Meath)
-, Liscor (Roscommon)
-, Lisdardale (Roscommon)
-, Lisheeneightra (Cork)
-, Lishmore (Queen's co.)
-, Lislena (Mayo)
-, Lismaltabegg (Galway)
-, Lisnanisky (Waterford)
-, Lisnebregg (Down)
-, Lisnemanstra (Waterford). See Newtown.
-, Lisnessery, alias Lisnereghy (Down)
-, Lisnevolta (Galway)
-, Lissafowca (Roscommon)
-, Lissandrum (Cork)
-, Lissballyteig (Queen's co.)
-, Lissevallagh (Galway)
-, Lisshina (Galway)
-, Listoherrick (Cork)
-, Listrine (Queen's co.)
-, Listry (Kerry)
-, Lochkill (—)
-, Lochnegown (Queen's co.)
-, Lochreagh barony (Galway)
-, Loch Town (Kerry)
-, Loghvalty (Queen's co.)
-, Londonderry. See Derry.
-, Longford co., indictment of treason in
-, Longhadine (Down)
-, Longwood (Kildare)
-, Lord-Mount-Leinster. See Chevers.
-, Lordsland (West Meath)
-, Lough Swilly, customs seizure in
-, Loughteige (Queen's co.)
-, Loughtroden (Queen's co.)
-, Louth, inquisition taken at
-, co. indictments of treason in
-, Lucan (Dublin)
-, Luckandarrah (Cork)
-, Lune barony (Meath)
-, Lussogh (Roscommon)
-, Macgaretboy (Mayo)
-, McShanagan (Queen's co.)
-, Macully (Kilkenny)
-, Maddoxtown (Kilkenny)
-, Magheradernon. See Moyashell.
-, Magherebeg (Queen's co.)
-, Magonyhy barony (Kerry)
-, Manilea (West Meath)
-, Mariscan (Roscommon)
-, Marlestown (West Meath)
-, Marrahine, South (Cork)
-, Martinstown (Kildare)
-, (West Meath)
-, Maryborough (Queen's co.)
-, barony (Queen's co.)
-, Maudlins (Meath)
-, Maulbrack (Cork)
-, Maulsknaghan (Cork)
-, Mayard (Galway)
-, alias Ballymoate (Galway)
-, Mayne (Queen's co.)
-, Mayo, protections in
-, Meath, bishop of. See Dopping and Tenison.
-, bishopric of, temporalities of, vacancy of
-, co., indictments of treason in
-, Merrick, alias Carrowlick (Mayo)
-, Michell (Carlow)
-, Milesbush (Dublin)
-, Milltown (Meath)
-, Minnbeg (Carlow)
-, Minoge (Queen's co.)
-, Mishell (Carlow)
-, Moanimore (Galway)
-, Moate Killone (Galway)
-, Momoragh (Roscommon)
-, Monaghan, timber felled in
-, Monane (Limerick)
-, Monaveen (Galway)
-, Monodobrid (—)
-, Monreen (Kilkenny)
-, Montagh (Roscommon)
-, Montainstown (Galway)
-, Monylaw (—)
-, Monymore, alias Rathmore (Queen's co.)
-, Moone (Kildare)
-, Moortown (Kildare)
-, Morgallion barony (Meath)
-, Moyashell and Magheradernon barony (West Meath)
-, Moycarnon barony (Roscommon)
-, Moycullin (Galway)
-, Moyfenragh barony (Meath)
-, Moygoish barony (West Meath)
-, Moyline (Galway)
-, Moyne (Roscommon)
-, Moynebeg (Queen's co.)
-, Moyrath (Meath)
-, Moyvalley (Carlow)
-, Moyveene (Galway)
-, Mucklin (West Meath)
-, Muckloone (Galway)
-, Mullagha (Meath)
-, Mullaghare (Meath)
-, Mullaghbane (—)
-, Mullincross (Louth)
-, Muncragh (Mayo)
-, Munganmore (Queen's co.)
-, Munny (Queen's co.)
-, Murloch, French landing at
-, Muskry barony (Cork)
-, Nadrid (Cork)
-, Narragh and Rebane barony (Kildare)
-, Navan barony (Meath)
-, Nethercross barony (Dublin)
-, Newbristy (West Meath)
-, Newcastle (Meath)
-, barony (Dublin)
-, Newton (West Meath)
-, (Wexford)
-, Newtown (Carlow)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, alias Lisnemanstra (Waterford)
-, Conyngham (Carlow)
-, Nichola (Queen's co.)
-, Nogheval (Cork)
-, Nugentstown (West Meath)
-, Nurny, alias Urny (Carlow)
-, Ohery (Galway)
-, Oldtown (Carlow)
-, Orchard (Carlow)
-, Oughterany. See Ikeathy.
-, Oughtikerry (Cork)
-, Oulertleagh (Queen's co.)
-, Owens (Cork)
-, Owltore (Galway)
-, Owre (Galway)
-, Oxmontown (Dublin)
-, Oyhterard (Galway)
-, Pallastown (Meath)
-, Pallies (Queen's co.)
-, Parran (Mayo)
-, Parsonstown, alias Parcellstown (West Meath)
-, Passage (Waterford)
-, Peblestown (Meath)
-, Phellistown (Meath)
-, Phillipstown barony (King's co.)
-, Polehore, alias Polehire (Wexford)
-, Portarlington, Lord Justice at
-, Port Ballyone (Carlow)
-, Portlester (Meath)
-, Portrusheen (Carlow)
-, Prantstown (Meath)
-, Propoge, alias Propegna (Cork)
-, Purseen (Carlow)
-, Queen's co., indictment of treason in
-, Quinogh (Carlow)
-, Rabish (Queen's co.)
-, Rafodan (Dublin)
-, Ragh (Galway)
-, Raghry (—), privateers off
-, Rahanusky (Queen's co.)
-, Rahin (Queen's co.)
-, Rahinbrannagh (Queen's co.)
-, Rahinbroge (Queen's co.)
-, Rahindaragh (Carlow)
-, Rahinduff (Galway)
-, Rahinlosky (Queen's co.)
-, Ralish (Queen's co.)
-, Raloge (Meath)
-, Rambreen (West Meath)
-, Raplagh (Queen's co.)
-, Rath (Galway)
-, (Limerick)
-, Little (—)
-, Rathannagh (Carlow)
-, Rathballycullane, alias Rathballyninane (Carlow)
-, Rathbennett (West Meath)
-, Rathbrine (West Meath)
-, Rathcannon (Limerick)
-, Rathconrath barony (West Meath)
-, Rathcroge (Carlow)
-, Rathdown (Queen's co.)
-, half barony (Dublin)
-, Rathduff (Carlow)
-, (West Meath)
-, Rathedem (Queen's co.)
-, Ratheighter (West Meath)
-, Rathenelagh (West Meath)
-, Rathforin, alias Cahirgeal (Galway)
-, Rathfullane (Queen's co.)
-, Rathgarr (Dublin)
-, Rathkilkeady (Queen's co.)
-, Rathleige (Cork)
-, (Kilkenny)
-, Rathmeage (Roscommon)
-, Rathmike (West Meath)
-, Rathmore (Cork)
-, alias Monymore (Queen's co.)
-, Rathname (West Meath)
-, Rathnarrow (West Meath)
-, Rathneleagh (Queen's co.)
-, Rathneneleagh (Roscommon)
-, Rathpiper (Queen's co.)
-, Rathquill (Queen's co.)
-, Rathquin (Galway)
-, Rathwade (Carlow)
-, Rathwire (West Meath)
-, Ratoath (Rathoth) barony (Meath), See also Skreen.
-, Ravilly barony (Carlow)
-, Ravorkelly (Roscommon)
-, Rayestown (Meath)
-, Revagh (Mayo). See Carrow McMursham.
-, Reynoldstown (Dublin)
-, Richardstown (Meath)
-, Rinamore (Queen's co.)
-, Rinecash (Galway)
-, Rinecoolisky (Cork)
-, Rinmoyle (Galway)
-, Rivany (Galway)
-, Riverstown (West Meath)
-, Robertstown (Waterford)
-, Robinstown (West Meath)
-, Roghrowest (Roscommon)
-, Rooney (Roscommon)
-, Roscommon barony
-, co.
-, Rosmere (Waterford)
-, Rosmine, alias Ballintubber (Roscommon)
-, Rosnerylane (Limerick)
-, Ross (—), collector of
-, (Meath)
-, Rosscahill (Galway)
-, Rossdeligh (Carlow)
-, Rossenagh (Queen's co.)
-, Rosseharry (Clare)
-, Rosslary (Clare)
-, Rossmore (Queen's co.)
-, Rossmuck (Galway)
-, Rostellane (Queen's co.)
-, Rothelagh (Queen's co.)
-, Rothmoile (Queen's co.)
-, Roughquarter (Waterford)
-, Roxloughs, the Two (Louth)
-, Rusheens (Waterford)
-, Rushine (Galway)
-, Russell Town (Galway)
-, Saint John (Kildare)
-, Salt barony (Kildare)
-, Scanlon
-, Scarlanarrow (Cork)
-, Scotch Roth (Queen's co.)
-, Seffin (Mayo)
-, Sellernoth (Galway)
-, Semlockstown (West Meath)
-, Seskinryan (Carlow)
-, Sesskinmadery (Carlow)
-, Shagnenegon (Queen's co.)
-, Shainderry (Queen's co.) Cf. Shyanderry.
-, Shallynure (Galway)
-, Shanbally (Cork)
-, alias Shalbally (Queen's co.)
-, Shanballyowen (Queen's co.)
-, Shanbellymore, alias Clongiltagh (Galway)
-, Shand (Cork)
-, Shangarry (Carlow)
-, (Galway)
-, Shannon river
-, Shanolen (Queen's co.)
-, Shanree (—)
-, Sheane (—)
-, Shehanagh (Galway)
-, Shelbourne barony (Wexford)
-, Shelmaleer barony (Wexford)
-, Sherkehell (Queen's co.)
-, Shilahig (Kerry)
-, Shirk (Queen's co.)
-, Shragh. See Sragh.
-, Shraghnarrow (Queen's co.)
-, Shrubby Mountain (West Meath)
-, Shyanderry (Queen's co.) Cf. Shainderry.
-, Skahannagh (Queen's co.)
-, Skincroe (Dublin)
-, Skreen barony (Meath)
-, and Ratoath barony (Meath)
-, Sleguffe (Carlow)
-, Sleverdagh barony (Tipperary)
-, Slewmargy barony (Queen's co.)
-, Sligo
-, co. indictment of treason in
-, Smithstown (Kilkenny)
-, (Meath)
-, Spiddle (Galway)
-, Spike Island (Cork)
-, Spinans (Wicklow)
-, Sragh (Shragh, Carlow)
-, (Queen's co.)
-, Sraghcoroe (Mayo)
-, Stakally (Kilkenny)
-, Stangally (Queen's co.)
-, Staplestown (Carlow)
-, Startnegun (Kildare)
-, Stonetown (Louth)
-, Strabane (—), collector at
-, Stradbally barony (Queen's co.)
-, Suttersland (Meath)
-, Syan (Queen's co.), castle etc. of
-, Taghmon (West Meath)
-, Talbot's Inch (Kilkenny)
-, Talbotstown barony (Wicklow)
-, Tanaghmullerenoge (—)
-, Tankardstown (Queen's co.)
-, Tarbott Tireclea (Kerry)
-, Tarrow (West Meath)
-, Temple Boady, alias Kilboyd (Cork), impropriation of
-, Templecowan (Queen's co.)
-, Tentor (Queen's co.)
-, Tercurragh (Queen's co.)
-, Termekelly (Queen's co.)
-, Teverin, alias Turin (West Meath)
-, Thomastown (Kildare)
-, (Meath)
-, (West Meath)
-, Timogue (Queen's co.)
-, Tinckill (Queen's co.)
-, Tincknock (Waterford)
-, (Wexford)
-, Tinnacross, alias Tancroc (Queen's co.)
-, Tipperary co., palatinate of, claim to
-, Tirafine (Queen's co.)
-, Tobber Homer (Roscommon)
-, Tobinstown (Carlow), mill of
-, Tomnashieagh (Galway)
-, Tonlegee (Dublin)
-, Toomeduff (Carlow)
-, Tourbrack (West Meath)
-, Tourskillane (West Meath)
-, Tuam, archbishop of. See Vesey.
-, diocese of, chancellor of
-, minister of
-, see of, transference of
-, Tullabane (Galway)
-, Tullagh barony (Clare)
-, Tullaghangeeragh (West Meath)
-, Tullanadella (Galway), castle etc. of
-, Tuorine (Galway)
-, Turneweny (Roscommon)
-, Turpan-more and -beg (Roscommon)
-, Twrloghoma (Galway)
-, Tyaquin barony (Galway)
-, Tyncouse (Kilkenny)
-, Tynrylane (Carlow)
-, Tyraquin barony (Louth)
-, Tyrenure (Dublin)
-, Tyrragh barony (Sligo)
-, Ullard (Kilkenny)
-, Uppercross barony (Dublin)
-, Upper Ossory barony (Queen's co.)
-, Third barony (Waterford)
-, Urny, alias Nurny (Carlow)
-, Urrisannagh (Galway)
-, Urris-beg and -more (Galway)
-, Uske (Kildare)
-, Ventry (Kerry)
-, Vina (Galway)
-, Vire (Galway)
-, Wadestown (West Meath)
-, Walter Castle (Queen's co.)
-, Waterford, bishop of. See Foy.
-, city, complaint of, corporation of, governor of, shipping in, surrender of, promise made at, tenants of, wreck near
-, dean of. See Dalton.
-, co., gentry of, indictments of treason in
-, West Meath co., indictments of treason in
-, Wexford city, charter of, quo warranto against, wreck near
-, co., indictments of treason in
-, Whitestown (Waterford)
-, Wicklow co.
-, Wooddown (West Meath)
-, Worrymore (—)
-, Youghall (Cork)

Ireland, —, suspect

Ireton, —, examination by
-, Henry, petition referred to

Irish: in British army, in France and French service
-, bills, carelessness in drafting, errors in engrossing, fees for engrossing, lists of, procedure, rejected or lost in England in Ireland, proceedings as to, in England, passim, in Ireland, passim
-, Bill of Rights
-, See also Articles of Limerick; Ireland: papists and tithes; Outlawries, confirmation of.
-, bishops, politics of
-, industries. See Linen manufacture; Potash; Salt works.
-, mail, packets captured
-, papists in English regiment
-, peers pardoned by Wm. III, precedence of
-, plotters against Wm. III
-, prisoners in London
-, protestants: aloofness of, attainder of, colony of, politics of, protection of, quit rents of, see also Protestant creditors.

Irvine, Arthur (p.)

Irwin (Erwin), Capt. —
-, Mrs. —, suspect
-, Jane (p.)

Isaac, Mordecai (p.)

Ischirnhouse, George F. (p.)

Isham, John (c.)

Isidro, David (p.)

Isle of Wight: militia

Isolation hospitals

Israel, Israel (p.)

Italian subjects (p.)

Italy, travels in
-, See also Leghorn; Naples; Neapolitan; Savoy; Tuscany; Venice.

Itchingham, John, lands of

Ittersum, Baron Ernst von (p.)

Ivers, William, mortgagee

Ivinghoe, soldiers at

Ivory, William, tenant

J

Jaag, Jacob (p.)

Jac, Louis Etienne (p.)

Jackson, Earis, expense for
-, Eastbet, expense for
-, Eliza (p.)
-, Francis
-, Gertrud (p.)
-, Nicholas (p.)
-, Lieut. Robert (p.)
-, William, (p.)

Jacobites, arrest of, (Cp. Treason); and the peace, proceedings of
-, Cp. James II.

Jacobitism in the army, see Army, British; in New England

Jacobs (Jacobse, Jacobson), Benjamin (p.)
-, Hester (p.)
-, Israel (p.)
-, Jacob (p.)
-, Jan (p.)
-, Lea (p.)
-, Sarah (p.)
-, Jacob (p.)

Jacquau, Judith (g.)

Jacques. See Jaques.

Jaffray, John (p.)

Jager, John, expense for

Jamaica, clerk of enrolments in, defence of, English and Dutch squadrons in, French raids in, lieut.-governor of, news from, passage to, secretary of, shipping to and from

James II, abjuration of, attainder of, concealment of, correspondence with, grant by, cancels grants, and Jacobites, projected landing by, manifesto of, and municipal charters, pardons by recognition of, (and his family) under the peace wager as to restoration of his visit to Scotland, as Duke of York, title given by
-, Cp. Jacobites.
-, (Stuart) the Pretender. See Prince of Wales.

James, Bolton
-, Roger (c.)
-, Capt. Roger (p.)
-, William (g.)

Jannin, Peter (p.)

Janse (Jans, Jansen), Albert (p.)
-, Alof (p.)
-, Ary (p.)
-, Capt. Boor
-, Carl (Charles) (p.)
-, Christian (p.)
-, Gerrit (p.)
-, Heindrick (Henry) (p.)
-, Jacob (p.)
-, Jan (Janneken) (p.)
-, Jochem (p.)
-, Kommertie (p.)
-, Maria (p.)
-, Mary (p.)
-, Matteis (p.)
-, Simon (p.)

Janson, Sir Theodore, director

Janus, Ipe (p.)

Jaques (Jacques), Louis (p.)
-, Nichole (p.)
-, Stephen (p.)

Jaquet, Peter (p.)

Jarman, Gerret (p.)

Jedburgh, William Kerr, Lord, pay of

Jefferson, see Jeffreyson.

Jeffreys (Jefferies), —, house owner
-, Edward (p.)
-, Eleanor, pardon for
-, George, judge, decree by
-, Sir James, complaint against
-, Jeffrey, merchant, petition of
-, John, Lord Jeffreys, surety
-, Sir Robert, letter to
-, Walter (p.)

Jeffreyson (Jefferson), Sir John (c.) P.C. (Ireland), salary of

Jekyll, Joseph, chief justice, Chester

Jencquall, Jorge (p.)

Jenkins, David, convict
-, Sir Leoline, ambassador

Jennings (Jenins, Jennens), Mrs. — (p.)
-, Betty (p.)
-, Robert (p.)
-, Capt. Thomas
-, William (p.)

Jenser, Marcus (p.)

Jeritt, Capt.

Jernegan, Sir Francis (p.)

Jerret, James, baronetcy for

Jerretse, Jan (p.)

Jersey, cruizers of, earldom of, creation, Earl of, see Villiers. Lord; peace proclamation in

Jessam, Charles (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Jessargo, Francis (p.)

Jesuit chapel built, influence, under Chas. II

Jesuits, lands belonging to

Jewel Office, nature of

Jewell, Anthony, arrest of

Jeweller to the King

Jews (so described) (p.)

Jõas, Manoel

Joassen, Jan (p.)

Jognor, Flyor (p.)

John III (of Poland), widow of

Johnson, —, his son (g.), alderman, ship's master, alias Harrison, suspect
-, Jacob (p.)
-, James (p.)
-, John, expense for (p.)
-, Capt. John (p.), R.N.
-, Sir John, receiver
-, Margaret (p.)
-, Peter (p.)
-, Col. Richard, P.C., Virginia
-, Robert, suspect
-, Capt. Robert
-, William, R.N.

Johnsons, Michael (p.)
-, William (p.)

Johnston, Alexander, caveat for
-, Sir Archibald, "Lord Warriston,"
-, James (g.)
-, John (c.)
-, William, convict
-, See also Annandale.

Joint stock companies. See Companies.

Jolles, Sarah (p.)

Jolly, Mary (p.)

Joly, Peter (p.)

Jonchere, Jan, prisoner

Jonckhams, Pieter (p.)

Jones, —, arrest of, archdeacon of Killala, Lt.Gen., services of
-, Anne, her husband, pardon for
-, Catherine, pardon for (p.)
-, Charles (p.)
-, David, petition of
-, Edward (c.), convict
-, Henry, (p.), J.P., letter to
-, Jane (g.), convict
-, John, expense for mariner (p.)
-, Capt. [John or James]
-, Mary (p.)
-, Dr. Michael, case of
-, Samuel
-, Sir Samuel, his estate
-, William, bill for, (p.)
-, See also Ranelagh.

Jongh, Captain de

Jonquet, John (p.)

Jordain, Thomas (c.)

Jordan (Jorden), Daniel (p.)
-, Gerrith (p.)
-, Mary (p.)
-, Peter (p.)

Jorian, Mary (p.)

Josephs, David (p.)

Jourdan, James (p.)
-, John, chaplain
-, Rachel (p.)
-, Walter (p.)

Jourlin, James (p.)

Joyce, John, petitioner

Judge Advocate (Admiralty), directions to

Judges, all out of town, appointments of, attend the King, books of, see Assize records; matters referred to, pensions to, petitions against, salaries of See also Eyre; Forests, royal; Gibbs; Holt; Ireland and Scotland, officials of; Jeffreys; Lechmere; Levinz London, recorder of; North Oxenden; Oxford circuit; Rokeby; Somers; Treby; Wales.

Juet, William (p.)

Juice, George, plaintiff

Julian, James (p.)

Jumper, Capt. —, R.N.

Jury withdraw verdict
-, grand, duties of

Justice, Courts of, all-night sittings in, See also Exchequer court; Informers; King's Bench; Old Bailey; Witnesses.

Justices of the Peace. See Peace.

Juxon, Jane, pardon for

Juxton, Elizabeth, lessor

K

Kas, Hendrick W. (p.)
-, John H. (p.)

Kauerhasse, John F. (p.)

Kaunaugh, Thomas (p.)

Kaunitz, Count

Kayter, Dirick D. (p.)

Kearny, Edmund, indicted

Keat, John, indicted

Keating (Keiting), —, convicted soldier
-, John, creditor

Kegmes, Alexander (p.)

Keif, Daniel, forfeiture of

Keightley, —, grantee
-, Thomas (c.), report by

Keimer, John (p.)

Keiren, Daniel, tenant

Keiser. See Keyser.

Keith. See Banff; Kintore.

Keiting. See Keating.

Kellum, Major George

Kelly, Charles, expense for
-, Daniel, mortgagor
-, Hugh, estate of
-, John, protection of
-, Laugh, lands of
-, Susannah (p.)

Kemp, Dirk (p.)
-, John (g.), petition of
-, Justus (p.)

Kemper, Lawrence (p.)

Ken, William (p.)

Kendall, Elizabeth
-, Col. James (c.), attends Lords Justices
-, John, petition of
-, William, petition of

"Kenilee, Lord," his daughter

Kenmare, Nicholas Browne, Lord, his daughter, his outlawry
-, Valentine Browne, Lord, forfeiture of

Kennedy, Master Andrew, patentee
-, George, debtor
-, Henry (p.)
-, Hugh, commissary
-, James, mortgagee
-, John, expense for
-, Vere (g.), Resident in Holland
-, Thomas, indicted, mortgagee
-, Sir Thomas, fined
-, Cp. Chanady.

Kennel, Elizabeth (p.)

Kensington, the King in, lighting of, palace, furnishing of, Lord Portland at, Duke of Shrewsbury in, suspect in

Kent, cruisers off, customs officers for, forfeiture in, Jacobites in, lieutenant and deputy lieutenants of, owlers in, robberies in, trading with the enemy via, troops quartered in

Kent, —, information from
-, Matthew, petition of
-, William, alderman

Keppel. See Albemarle.

Kern, John (p.)

Kerr (Ker), Sir Charles
-, Andrew (p.)
-, James (c.)
-, John (c.)
-, Mark (c.)
-, See also Jedburgh; Lothian; and cp. Carr.

Kersen, Jan (John) (p.)

Kersting, Conrad J. (p.)

Kesler, Leonard (p.)

Kessell, Mary (p.)

Ketgen, Robert (p.)

Kettledrum in attendance on ambassador

Keylway, Robert (c.)

Keyser (Keiser), Isaac de (p.)
-, John (p.)

Kick, —, British consul

Kiffe, Manus, expense for

Kilbeque (? Quebec, Canada), ship ping for

Kildare, John Fitzgerald, Earl of, rent to

Killigrew, —, brings petition
-, Charles, dismissed
-, Henry, petitioner
-, Robert (c.)

Killingworth, —, house of, searched

Kilmaker, Samuel, expense for

Kilmare, Lord. See Kilmorey

Kilmarnock, Lettice Boyd, Countess Dowager of, bill for

Kilmore, James, expense for

Kilmorey (Kilmare), Robert Needham, Lord (p.)

Kilsley, Ann (p.)
-, Ellen (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Kilson, Andreas (p.)

Kincardine, Veronica Bruce, Countess of (p.)

Kineir, Andrew, attends in London

King, —
-, Capt. Charles
-, John, deposition of examination of, messenger
-, William, bishop of Derry, reported death of, his influence and politics, v. Society of Londonderry
-, See also Kingston.

King's Bench: cases judges, see Holt, Rokeby.
-, evidence. See Informers.

Kingsland, Mary Barnewall, Viscountess, indicted

Kingsley, William (p.)

Kingston, John King, Lord, tenant

Kintbury, deviation in

Kintore, John Keith, Earl of (c.)

Kirchberg, John (p.)

Kirk, Capt. —, agent, (p.)
-, John, deposition by merchant

Kirkby (Kirby), Capt. —, R.N.

Kirkwood, John (p.)

Kirwan, Mary, indicted
-, Simon, indicted

Kise, William, expense for

Kitson, James, messenger
-, Capt. Thomas

Klaiwer, Henry (p.)

Kleinshrot, Melchior (p.)

Klippe, Secretary, letter from

Knapp, —, petition of

Knaresborough Honour, lease of

Knatchbull, Sir Thomas, deputy lieut.

Knight, Isaac, burgess
-, John, receiver-general of customs, charges against, his brother
-, Samuel (p.)
-, Thomas (p.)

Knighthoods conferred

Knole (Kent), royalty at

Knollis. See Knowles.

Knowel, Mary (p.)

Knowles (Knollis)., Lawrence (p.)
-, Robert, messenger

Knox, John, surgeon, pay of
-, Capt. Thomas

Knust, Elizabeth (p.)

Koch, Ernest (p.)

Kock, Anne Catherine (p.)

Koene, Jan (p.)

Koenen, Maria (p.)

König, Nicholas (p.)
-, Cp. Conig.

Kortholes (? Cortholeb), Matthew (p.)
-, Sebastian (p.)

Kossincky, Ignace (p.)

Koster, Frederick (p.)

Krake, Jacob (p.)

Krantz, Frederick (p.)

Krone, John (p.)

Kugel, John Linne (p.)

Kuyper, Catharine (p.)

Kycaut, Peter, arrest of

Kyrle, Capt. William