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262 INDEX,
Aulaf con
Dublin, 71 ; the Irish besiege
Dublin under 1 >oniidiadli, K. of
Ireland, and Mniirhi'.irtadi of the
Leather Cloaks, ib. ; they fail, 72 ;
ravage the country, ib. j Muirdirartadi
inarches from Aileach
(Elagh, co. Donegal)
land, il>.
son of Sitric, 48, 65.
round Ire-
s. of Sitric, s. of Aulaf Cauran,
91, 124, 125, 128, n.
Ceanncairech (and
laeibh
Ceancairech), 66.
see Amh-
K. of Dublin, his retreat
thither from Brunanburg (A.D.
937), 220.
the Red King of Scotland,
69, n.
Tryggevesson, King, 181, 182.
and the Irish sheep dog, Ixiv.
Aufer, 64.
Austfirdinga fiordung, 134, n.
Avangus, 105.
Avenlithe, see LifFey.
Avery, Timothy (1657), 240.
Awley, Fivit, 71, n.
Awley, mac Godfrey, 71, n.
Agmund, 52.
Babylon (Old Cairo), L, n.
Babylonian, Captivity, The, 80.
the rule of the Ostmen likened
to, 80.
next to the captivity of Hell, ib.
Maelsachlainn defeats the fo-
reigners of Dublin (A.D. 980), ib.
his famous proclamation of
freedom for the Ui Neill, ib.
Bacon, J. C., xli
Sir Francis, xxii.
Baden, Duchy of, xxviii.
Baden, 110, n.
Baedan, K. of Uladh, 84.
Bcegsec, 41.
Baidr, 85.
Bagot Rath, 145, w., 241.
street, Lower, 170, n.
Baile-an-bhothair, 222, n.
xxxv., n.
Ualdur, s. of Odin, 172.
Baldoyle, 142.
Ballast, irregular taking of, d.
the harbour (1698), 245, n.
Ballast Board, cvi., ex., cxi., cxii.,
cxv., cxvi., cxix.
origin of, cxi.
their management
of Irish
Lighthouses, xliii., xliv., xlv.,
202, 231, n. 3 , 242, n.
history of, 243-247.
renamed (1787) Corporation
for Preserving and Improving the
Port of Dublin, 247.
Ballast Office Wall (see South Wall).
Balliowen in Isle of Man, 176.
Ball, Nicholas (1582), 250, n.
Ball's Bridge, cxxi., 170, n., 232,
n., 1.
bridge first built here, A.D.,
1629-1637, 232,
n. 1
Bally-ath-Cliath., xlviii.,
Cliath.
Ballygunner, Ixvii., and n., ib.
Temple, ib.
more, ib.
Bally-lean cliath, 207.
see Ath-
Ballyliag (now Lanesboro'), 214, n.,
221.
Balrothery, inhabitants of, barony
of, 205.
Baltic, The, 8, 11-14.
Coffee House, xcvi.
Baltinglas, xcv.
Bangor, N. a
Wales, 1716, ?i.
Banks, Commissioners of Inquiry as
to Joint Stock, xii.
P.; ink Acts, of Scotland and Ireland,
xlii.
of Ireland, xxxvii., xlii.
Bann, river, 85, n.
Bar, The lowering of, xlv.
Captain John Perry's plans
(1720), for avoiding, 249.
Proposals for rendering the
port commodious (1720), 26, n.
appointed by Ballast Board 1o
survey the harbour with Captain