Lawlor — A Calendar of the Ref/ister of Archbishop Fhminfi. 171 



Blrssot, John, 247. 



Bodnam, Sir Stephen, chaplain, rector of 



Dunbin, 169, 171. 

 Bohammer — BoghomjT, par. of Balgriffin, 



bar. of Coolock, Co. Dublin, 6. 

 Bohemia— Boemia, Governor of : see Sigis- 



mund. 

 BoUes (buAite)— Boly, par. of Kilsaran, bar. 



of -iidee, Co. Louth, lU. 

 Bologna — Bononia, Letters dated at, 172, 241. 

 Boniface IX, 65, 147. 

 Bonis, ilaster Michael, Treasurer of Xevers, 



26.5. 

 Bononia : see Bologna. 

 Boolies — Feypowestoun,! par. of Kilbride, bar. 



of Dunboyne, Co. Meath, 230. 

 Bordeaux, Cardinal of : see Uguccioni. 

 Boriaun — Borran, Geoffrey, brother of St. 



Leonard's, Dundalk, 218. 

 Richard, 218. 

 Boteler — BotUler — Bottiller : see Butler. 

 Bourges, Prebend of, 265. 



See also House of God. 

 Boyte, John, 224. 

 Brakschise — Braktys : see Brittas. 

 Brandenburg — Brandamburg, Marquis of: see 



Frederick ; Sigismund. 

 Bray, Stephen, Justice of Chief Place, 184, 189. 

 Bremeia, Eaymond Leynagh (laigneAc), 208. 

 Bristow, Sir HeUas, priest, 206. 

 Biittas (buiCAi") — Brakschise — Bratkys, par. of 



!Nobber, bar. of Morgallion, Co. Meath, 



p. 99. 

 Brown — Brond— Broun, Geoffrey, Abbot of 



Knock, 126, 167. 



Brother John, Prior of St. John's, 



Ardee, 17, 125, 156, 194, 195. 

 Master Richard, juris peritus, 215. 

 WiUiam, 218. 

 Buiinn, par. of Kilmore, bar. of Oneilland 



West, Co. Armagh, 258. 

 Burton, "William, proctor of the Hospital of 



St. Thomas, Rome, 7. 

 Butler— Boteler— Botiller— Bottiller, Thomas 



le. Prior of the Hospital of St. John of 



Jerusalem in Ireland, deputy of Thomas de 



Lancaster, Lieutenant of Ireland, 101, 108, 



142, 153, 177, 205, 226, 227, 249. 

 Byset, Sir John, rector of Darrer, 146, 148, 



'l57. 

 Byng, Sir William, 78. 



Cadelowe : see Tadelowe. 

 Cajetanis, Antony de, Cardinal Bishop of 

 Porto, papal penitentiary, 172, 200, 241. 



CaUincathasaigh (CaiIIi'h Cacai-ai^?), par. of 



Kilmore, bar. of OneiU:ind "West, Co. Armagh, 



238. 

 Calvis, Antony de. Cardinal Priest of St. Mark, 



papal penitentiary, 200. 

 Cambrai, Cardinal of : see D'Ailly. 

 Caraeni, Roman, 265. 

 Canlan, Sir Richard, chaplain, rector of 



Ardtole, 231. 

 Capella, Robert de, clerk, 202. 

 Cappoge (CeAppoj) — Keppok, bar. of .\rdee, 



Co. Louth, Rector of, 245. 

 Vicar of: see Herryoth. 

 Carbonus, Francis, Cardinal Priest of St. 



Susanna, papal penitentiary, 65. 

 Cardinals, 102, 103 : see also Cajetanis ; 



Calvis ; Carbonus ; D'Ailly ; FiUastre ; 



Gerardi ; Uguccioni. 

 Cardyf— Cardyff, John, clerk, 13, 45. 

 Carlingford— Carlyngforde — Karlingford, bar. 



of Lower Dundalk, Co. Louth, Letter dated 



at, 153. 



See also St. Mary. 

 Carlow (CeACAjvlAc) — Cathirlagh, 136. 

 Carmelites, 78 : see also Athboy ; Lyon ; 



O'Donoghue. 



Conserrator of the privileges of : see 

 Fleming. 

 Camele, Schaglyn, 259. 



Carnoto, Reginald de, Dean of Beauvais, 265. 

 Carnteel (CAi\ti Siat)aiI) — Cranstheyl, bar. of 



Lower Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Rector of: 



see MacGreany. 

 Carpenter — Carpentarius, 'William, 162. ■ 

 Carriekbaggot — Cairek — Garryk — KaiTek, bar. 



of Ferrard, Co. Louth, Rectory of, 84. 

 See also St. Columba. 

 Carrickfergus (CippAc fensuj-A) — Cragfergus, 



Co. .Antrim, Letter dated at, 183. 

 Rector of : see Deyenish. 

 Carryk : see Carriekbaggot. 

 Cashel(CAifeAL), Archbishop of : see O'Heden. 

 Castlerickard — Casiellrykard, bar. of Upper 



Moyfenrath, Co. Meath, Hector of, 208. 

 Castletown — Casteltoun, bar. of Upper Dun- 

 dalk, Co. Louth, Chaplain of ; see MaeXab. 

 Castletownkindalen, alias Yastina, bar. of 



Moyeashel, Co. Westmealh, Rector of, 118. 

 Castrum Tiride : see Greencastle. 

 Cathirlagh : see Carlow. 

 Celestine III, HI. 

 Ceryunnacallechy, at BaUinderry, bar. of 



Upper Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, 22. 

 Chambre — Chamhyr — Chamyr — Chaiunre, 



Hemy, juror, 114. 



' Iiiquis., Meath, Car. I, no. 92, among lands in the par. of Dunboyne, which adjoins Kilbride, 

 has " Nottstoune . . . Phepoeston alias Bolyes " : see also ibid. no. 3, which mentions Pheipostowne 

 withBewton (Baytown Park) and Swynesdene (q.v.). 



