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Cillnjosamhog, battle of, 59.
Cille-Dalua, see Killaloe.
Ciiiardh, s. of Alpin, K. of Scots,
120.
son of Conang, 24.
Circular Belfries, 174.
Semi-circular, 174.
churches, 174.
Circular-road, the, 212, n.
Citadel to defend Liffey mouth
(1673), 228, n.*
City of Dublin Steam packet Company,
xxxix.
City-quay, cxix.
Clachan, circle of stones, 175, n.,
176, n.
Clachan (for Church), 175.
Claims, Court of, Ixvii., n.
book of, (1702), 203, n.
Cluain Dolcain (Clondalkin, county
Dublin), 16.
Clane, 147.
Clare, the Lord Grattan's answer to,
xiii.
county, gold ornaments found
in, 127, n.
Clarensbridge, county Gal way (Ath
Cliath Meadrighe), 226, n.
Clear, Cape, 16.
Cleaseby and Vigfusson, 129, n.,
130, n., 134, n., 135, n., 195, n.
Clifden, the Viscounts, xxi.
- Henry, "Viscount, viii.,
Clondalkin, 16, n., 20, 38, 142.
- Aulaf's " Dun "
at, 38.
Clonfert, 34, 35.
Clonlyffe, 132, n.
Clonmacnois, 34, 35, 36, 63.
annals of, 221.
Clonmel, Ixxvii.
Clonmore (in Leinster), 17, n.
Clonmor, (Clonmore, county Louth),
16.
Clontarf, battle of, xlvii., xlviii., lii.,
78, n., 219.
2
bar, 234, w.
the Island of, 205.
pool, cxil, cxiii., 245, n.
port of, Lxxvi
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LN'DEX. 267
Cluan Ferta, of Brcnnan, 34.
Cluain Ir.iird, 126.
Cluain-mor-Muedhog (Clonmore in
Leinster), 17.
Cluain-na-g Cruimhter, bridge of,
64.
Clut Radulph and Richard, \\'>.
Clysma (Suez), 1., n.
Clyst, St. George, xxviii.
Cochran, Captain, cxxii., n.
Cock (cockle) lake, ex., 5, 234-238.
Codd, Francis, xli.
Coffee House, the House of Commons
(1792), 240 n.
Cogan, Milo de, 149, n.
Rev. A., 136, n.
Colburn, Henry, Ixxxix
Cole, Henry, Ixx., n.
Colebrant, 71, n.
Colgan, 3, n., 11, ., 12, n., 113, n.
Colla, Lord of Limerick, 85, n.
son of Barith, 63.
College, The, 147.
College-green, 203, n.
Collins, Captain Greenville, cvi.
Colton, Archbishop, 189, 71.
Colton and Co., New York, cxxii i.,
n.
Columbanus(Rev. Charles O'Connor,
D.D.), 172, n.
Colum Cille (Saint Columba), 43;
his relics brought (A.D. 850) from
lona to Dunkeld, 43, n. ; thence
to Ireland on the invasion of
Scotland, by the Danes, A.D. 874,
ib.
Commerce, Chamber of, xxxvil,
xxxix., xli., xlv.
Commission, Land Tenure, of 1843,
xxxiv.
Commissioners of Parliament of
England for Ireland (1657), 228,
n. J , (1657), t. 240 ; order of, ib.
Commissioners, see Record Commissioners.
Commons-street, 248.
Conang, 24.
Conaille, 16.
Couaing, Lord of Breagh, 119.