Attornies, an Act proposed to prevent all
future extortions and deceits of, 161.

Attwood, Edm., 90.

Aubignie, the Lord, 392.
Auchmootie, Alex., 233.

John, 233.

Auchmothy, Auchmothve, John, 78.
Alexander, 79.

Auchmotie, John, 248.
Auditor, Mr., 180.

the King's, 427.

General, 179. See Peyton.

his certificate of the state of the
revenue in Ireland, 130.

Audeley, Lord, see Audley.

Sir Mervin, see Audley.

Audleley, Lord, see Audley.

Audley, Audeley, Audleley, Lord, 53, 92, 147,
148, 224, 227, 229, 231, 235.

Sir Fardinando, Knight, 224.

Mr. Fernando, 231.

Sir Fred., 411.

Sir Mervin, Marvin, 224, 231, 256.

Audleys, Awdleyes, the, 458.

the noble house of, rooted out, 448.

Aula, Sir Aulant, Knight, agent of the Duke
of Lenox, the Chief Undertaker in
Portlogh, 75.

Aulnage, license of, 100.

Aunger, Fra., see Aungier.

Aungier, Aunger, Sir Francis, Knight, Master
of the Rolls, 92, 164, 181, 198, 329,
433.

Austen, Tho., 89.

Austin, Patrick, 286.

Austis, Rich., 91.

Austria, Prince Albert, Archduke of, 285.
Isabella, Archduchess of, 285.

Auverck, Baron of, 316. See FitzMelo.
Awdleyes, the, 458. See Audleys.
Ayleward, Sir Richard, 137.

Aylewardstoun, 27.

Aylmer, Gerrald, Sir Gerald, Kt., 23, 24, 252.
John, 23.

Nicholas, 286.

Aysh, Nicholas, provost of the town of Naas,

24.

Ayshe, Edward, 24.

Aylward, Piers, 27.

Aylwyn, Will., 90.

John, 91.

Pet., 90.

Balashannen, 218. See Ballyshannon.

Baldenestoune, 33.

Baldinge, 26.

Baldon, Laur., 337.

Baldrome, 390.

Balebane, 34.

Balebarne, 35.

Balebeg, 32.

Balecargin, 34.

Baleconnor, 32.

Balecowanne, 32.

Baledigane, 35.

Baleenfane, 32.

Balegore, 34.

Balegrand, 34.

Baleguffindowe, 34.

Baleharthie, 33.

Balehedin, 34.

Balehorran, 32.

Balekargy, 35.

Balekestan, the, 35.

Balemakeyan, 32.

Balemees, 34.

Balemoigh, 34.

Balemore, 34.

Balemony, 34.

Balemute, 34.
Balenasky, 34.
Balera, 34.

Ballebockran, 35.

Ballebrennan, 32.

Ballecaroll, 35.

Balleconnell, 398.
Balledegane, 35.
Balledonnell, 414.

Balleegan, 456.
Balleege, 35.
Balleforouh, 33.

Ballegerall, 34.

Ballegerce, 32.
Ballegobbane, 33.

Ballegolen, 35.
Ballegowan, 34.

Ballegresaigh, 34.

Balleheyne, 34.

Balleleag, 298.

Balleleig, the fort of, 209.
Ballelosch, 35.

Ballelosk, 34.

Ballemonehen, 418.

Ballemont, 35.

Ballemony, 415.

Ballemoo, 193.

Ballemoore, 418.

Ballena, 34.

Ballenasloe, 146.

Ballencolly, 261.

Ballencurre, 34.

Balleneclogh, 412.

Ballenecoole, 412.

Ballenefadd, 146.

Barrow, the river of, 195.

Barry, Barrhy, Barrie, see also Buttevant.

Lord, Viscount Lord, Lord Viscount,
Viscount, 49, 134, 147, 148, 170, 194,
199, 349, 364, 366, 392.

the title of the Lord Power to the
honours and lands of, 391.

David Lord, 66, 392; called Viscount
Buttevant, 364.

....., David, son to David Oge Barry, and

grandchild to David Lord Barry, ward-
ship of, granted to John Chichester,

Beare, Tho., 275.

Beauly, the seignory of, 253.

Beaumont, Sir Henry, 252.

Sir John de, Knight, 252; grant of
manors to, by Richard II., 252.

Viscount, when created, 252.

Beaumonts, the, some account of the family
of, 252.

Beaumorris, Blewmorysh, 218.

Bebe, Thomas, 286.

Becher, Edward, escheator of Munster, 179.
Beckterbert, 450.

Bedlow, Sir John, 456.

Bedlowe, Sir Christover, when knighted, 383.

Bee, Robert, 117.

Beeche, Mr., 122.

Beecher, Edward, escheator of Munster, 137,

209.

Henry, 118.

Mr., 194.

Beedle, John, 90.

Beelterbert, 21.

Beere, Mr., the King's serjeant, 209, 273.

Beeton, Gyles, 89.

Beffe, the, a rock so called, 436.

Beffe, the Small, a rock so called, 437.

Beg, Cormock Oge, Lord of Dowally, 349.
Begg, Robert, 286.

Belanadorgie, 219.

Belfast, Bealfast, 136, 265.

the Lord Chichester of, 268.

Belfed, otherwise Carowshee, 398.

Belford, Sir Ja., Knight, his allotment as an

Undertaker, 398.

Belin, King, 457.

Bellaborow, 32.

Bellabow, 31.