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200 INDEX.
Ostmen, the Bridge of the, xlvii, lii,
218.
gate of the, ib.
old quarry of the, ib.
juries of, Ixxii.
mints of, 186.
towns, 186, 188.
cantred of the, at Limerick,
138.
cantred of, at Cork, ib.
cantred of, at Waterford, ib.
Osulf, Count, 75.
Cracaban, 53.
Ota, wife of Turgesiua, 36.
Other, earl, 52,
O'Toole, Alice (of kin to Archbishop
Laurence O'Toole), 192.
Gilla Chomgail, chief of the,
132.
Laurence, Bishop of Dublin,
the first consecrated at Armagh,
all others (in Ostmen days) at
Canterbury, 177.
Ottar, 53, 57.
O'Tuathail, see O'Toole.
Oxmantown Green, 163, n., 223, n.,
(and see Ostmantown), 232.
enclosed (1664), 248 n.
lotted for, ib.
Oxney isle (Kent), 182.
Pale, the English, 211.
Palls, the four, 135, 141.
(or palliums) from the Pope,
177.
Palmerston, the Lord, xv, xcvii.
Pamphlets by C. Haliday, xxxii-
XXXV.
Parker, Alex., xli.
Papa Westra, 99, n.
l
Stronsa, 99, n.
Papa?, 99.
of Iceland, liii.
n. 1
Pap-ey, 99,
Paparo, Cardinal, 136, 141, 177.
Parry, Rev. John, cviii, n.
Rev. Edward, D.D., cviii, n.
Parliament House, 239, and n. ib.
Parliament House, Lords' entrance
to, ib. (see Chichester House).
" Patterns," (for patron's days)
172, w.3
Pearsall, R. L., xxvii, xxviii.
Peel, Isle of Man, 1 1, n.
Pembroke-quay, xxi.
Penmon, 87.
Pennenden Heath, 182.
Perry, Captain John, cxiv, cvi, cvii.
" proposals for rendering har-
bour of Dublin commodious,"
(1720), 249, n.
his rare map of the harbour,
with ship canal along Sutton shore
to avoid
and n. ib.
the bar (1728), 249,
"Peter pence," 189.
Petty, Dr. William, Ixxvi, cvi, cvii,
151, n.
Petrie, G., LL.D., li, Ixxxiii, 224.
Pharaohs, the, 1. n.
Philips, Thomas, his plans and elevavations
of the forts of Ireland,
(1685), 243.
his ground plan of Belfast, n. ib.
Phoenix park, xxi.
Philip and Mary, K. and Q., 190.
Picts, 37, 38, 43, 53.
Irish, 16, 36, 83, 98, n.', 120.
driven from Ulster to Man
and the Hebrides, (A.D. 254), 33 ;
their Ulster lands occupied by
Cairbre Riada, 84 ; hence called
Dal Riada.
the Scottish, 16, 36, 120, 121.
Pictavia, capital of, 36, 48, 121.
Pictland, 121, 122.
1
Pightland firth, 157, n.
Pigeon House, cxiii-cxvii, cxxii, n.,
238, and see Block-house, 231.
n.
8
history of, 231,
hotel and dock at, leased to
government (1790),
fort and
magazine, ib., sold (1814), ib.
Pigeon-house
cxviii.
fort, xxix, xcviii,
road, cxv; formed (A.D. 1735),
237.