Tyrconaght, 193.

Tyrehagh, 234.

Tyrehugh, barony of, 61.

Tyrone, Tirone, Tirown, co., 17, 18, 20-
22, 29, 30, 43, 45, 49, 50, 52, 124,
134-136, 144, 152, 168, 170, 224, 228,
229, 231, 232, 234, 235, 237, 244, 246,
249, 346, 351, 392, 422, 441, 447, 450.

High Sheriff of, his observations on
the baronies, 30.

........, a project for the division and planta-
tion of escheated lands in, 13.

how divided, 14.

the division of land for the English
and Scottish Undertakers in, 17.

a note of rates for the wages of arti-
ficers, labourers, and household servants
in, 29.

observations the baronies of, 30.
upon
the troubles caused by the O'Neales
in, 30.

the Catholic religion considered in-
jurious to the welfare of, 31.

its educational condition considered
deficient, 22.

the inhabitants of, complain, 58.
Scottish Undertakers in, 77.

the Earl of Abercorn and family settle
in, as Chief Undertakers, 77.

a list of Undertakers in, 409.
the countries of, 456.

Earl of, 1, 150, 306, 310, 347, 350,
351, 441.

"the late traitor," 14.

"the fugitive traitor," 279.

his rebellious character and

projects, 307.

"is said to have a design for
Ireland," 307.

U.

Ucheltrie, Ucheltree, the Lord, 77, 413.
Ufford, Robert, Justice of Ireland, 356.
Uhiltree, Lord, his allotment as an Undertaker,
413.

Ulster, province of, 28, 60, 69, 81, 87, 102,
114, 132, 156, 160, 168, 178, 188, 204,
220, 263, 293, 312, 334, 345-347, 352-
356, 358, 362, 365, 368, 429, 437, 441,
447, 448, 450, 451, 454, 455, 458.

the conquest of, 69, 362, 458. See
John de Courcy.

advice for the better erecting and
peopling of the corporate and market
towns of, 56.

the number of counties in, with the
number of members sent to Parliament,
134, 135.

the comparative strength of the Ca-
tholic and Protestant members of Par-
liament in, 168.

........., boroughs to be erected in, 169.
officers in, 184.

the corporations of, 266.

the churches of, the means recom-
mended to furnish them with sufficient
incumbents, 22.

the quantity of the Bishops' demesne
and mensal lands, and of the Errenagh
and Termon lands within the escheated
counties in, 40.

its church lands under consideration,
47.