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268 INDEX.
Coachobhar, 78.
King of Ulster, 82, n.
59.
s. of Maelsachlainn, 9 1 .
s. of Flann, King of Ireland,
Confey, see Oenn Fuait.
Conghalach, King of 78, 79,
Ireland, 74,
91.
Conn, 221.
Connaught, see Kunnakster.
Ixv., 34, 35, 63, 82, n.
Conuemara (A.D. 807), 15, 16, 63.
Connolly, Mr. (1707), 246, n.
Conemhail, s. of Gilla Arri, 132.
Conor Mac Dearmada, lialf King of
Meath, 126.
Conquest, 186, n.
Constance, Lake of, xxvii., xxviii.
Constantine, s. of King Kenneth,
36, n., 37, n., 40, n.
57.
. King
s. of Aedh, King of Scots,
of Scots, 70, 121.
s. of lago, 89.
Cooke, Samuel, of Sunderland, xxvi.
employed to establish the Lord
Kingsland's advowsons, xxvii. ;
brings over James F. Ferguson,
ib. ; his household at Sandymount,
ib.
Coolock, inhabitants of barony of,
205.
Cooper, Sir Astley, viii.
Copenhagan, xv., lii.
Coppinger's Register of St. Thomas's
Abbey, xxxi. 217 and see St.
; ;
Thomas's Abbey Chartulary.
Cork, Ixix., 16, 54, 137.
Coranna, 117.
Oormac, liv.
Mac Art, 83.
Ouilenoan, King and Bishop
of Cashel, 77.
Cornwall, Ixvii., n., 28, 95, n.
Corporation of Dublin, 203, n.
Corporations, The Fjight (of Dublin),
212, n.
Corporation for Preserving and Improving
the Port of Dublin (see
Corporation con.
also Ballast Board, 202, 231, n 3
847.
;ich, s. of Flannabhrad, 1">.
Cosgrave, Johannes, 193, n.
Cossawara, 71, /'.
Cotgrave, Randle (A.D., 1610) xxiv.,
n.
Court Thing, 159.
Cox, Sir Richard, iii.
Crabbe, Rev. George, quotation
from, iv.
ex viii.
Crampton Monument, The,
Crane, The, 203, n.
Creaghting, practice of, 210, n.
Crofts, Philip, cxviii.
Croker, Crofton, 210, n.
Cromwell (Oliver), xiv., xcii., 212,
228, n., 241.
1
Cromwellians, 228, n.
Cross, The (like Thor's hammer sign),
125, n.
Crosthwaite, Thomas, xli.
Leland, ib.
Abbey, 224.
Croyland
Cruinden, 47.
Oruithne, 83.
Irish Picts (see Picts).
Crumlin (co. Dublin), 4, n. 1
Cualann (Cullen), 11, 23.
(Fercullen), in co. Wicklow,
225.
Cuiges, or fifths of Ireland, 134, n.
Cuilen, son of Cearbhall, 46.
see Ceile Dees.
Culdees, 61 ;
Cullenswood, 179, n.
Culpepper, The Lord, Ixviii., 71.
Cumberland, Malcolm, King of, 87.
Cumberland, 24, n.
Curran, J. Philpot, Ixxx., cii, and
n., ib., 196, n.
Currency Inquiry, xlii.
Curry Eugene, 219, 227, n. (see
O'Curry).
Customs received to their own use
the several walled towns at
by
accession of James I., 203, n.
Custom House in 1620, 211, n.
, the new, 202, 203, ., 245, n.
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