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Map, Captain John Perry's rare map,
with ship canal along Sutton
shore toward the Bar, 1728, 249
and /!.. ifi.
Marche, Count de, 195, n.
Margad, 96.
Margate, xc.
Marstan, King, 29.
Martin, Thomas, Ixxxiv., Ixxxvi.
John, xli.
Mathghamhain, TJa Riagain, 91.
Mauritani, 115.
Mayo, ravaged (A.D. 807), 15.
Meath, 22, 34, 35, 74, 87, 134, 214,
n., 221.
southern part of, 204.
bishopric of, its long pre-emi-
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nence, 136, n.
Earl of, 164, n.'
Medina-Sidonia, territory of, 117.
Mediterranean Sea, 115, 117.
Medway, the river, 182.
chain across mouth of, against
the Dutch, A. D. 1667, 229.
Meersburg, castle of, xxviii.
Melbricus, K. of Ireland, 28, 29, n. 1
31.
Mellitus, Abbot, 171.
Melkorka-haugr. 195, n.
daughter of Miarkartan, 108.
109, 110, 112,
Melrose, chronicle of, 8, n.
Memoranda rolls, calendars of, by
Js. Fc. Ferguson, xxx.
Menevia, 84, n. 6 , 89, 90.
Mensions (Mynchens) fields, 193,
n.
(Mynchens) mantle, 193, n.
Merchants'-quay, 203, 204.
Mercia, 38, 39, 44, n., 50, 51, 52,
57, 58.
Mercer's Dock, cxviiL
Meredith, Sir Robert, 212, n.
Merrion, lands of, 228, n. 2.
Merrion-square, cxxi., 242.
fort for defence of Lifiey to be
built at, 230.
sea flowed to foot of, A. n. 1 673,
231.
INDEX. 287
Mesgedhra, King, 213.
Miarkartan, K. of Ireland (for Muircheartagh),
Ixv.
Midland Great Western Railway,
212, n.
Mills, the King's, near Dublin, xxx.
Milo de Cogan, Ixvi.
Minchin's mantle, 193, n.
chens).
(see Myn-
Mirgeal, Icelandic for Muirghael,
104, n. 4
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Mona, 84, n., 85, n. , 87, 89.
Roman Anglesea, 84, n9 .
Monada, Man of the Romans, 84. n.*
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Moon, the,' King's sloop, 241, n.
Moors of Spain, the, 114.
Moran, Patrick, Bishop of 1
136, n.
Ossory,
Morgan, Francis, solicitor, printed
rental of estates of
of Dublin by, 238, n.
Corporation
Richard (1623), 232, n. 1
Morland, Mr., to draw map of chan-
nel of Liffey from Essex-bridge to
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the bar, 234, n.
Morney, Mr., 235, n.
Moshemhog, church of, 59, n.
Mote, the, near Pennenden Heath,
182.
Mountmellick, cL
Mountmorres, Lord (1792), 240, *,
Mount Murray, 156.
Mount-street, 170, 242.
Mowena (Modwena), 224, and n. ib.
Moyle Isa, 71, *.
Moylemoney, s. of 1
Cassawara, 71, n.
Muircheartagh, son of Niall Glundubh,
61, 64, 67.
of the leather cloaks, 71, 72,
142.
Muirghael, 104, n 4 .
Muireadhach, King of Leinster, 64.
Muiren, 129, .
Muglins, the, pirates gibbeted at,
cxxii., n.
Mullaghmast, hill of, 72, n. 1
Mullurky, John, and John Pigeon,
231, n. 3.
Mulvany (1846), 240, n.