172 



rrocrnVnifjH nf the Hojjul Irish Acaihmy. 



Chnmbrc— Sir Pet.:r, 125, 19C. 

 Peter, deacon, 124. 



Thomas, apparitor of the archbishop, 91, 

 140. 

 Chancel, Eeetor bound to maintain, 153, 



245. 

 Charles, Sir, Dean of Ardagli, 57. 

 Charlestown — Serlestoun, bur. of Ardee, Co. 



Louth, 114. 

 Chaumre : see Chambrc. 

 Chepman, Richard, haili/Fof Diindalk, 255. 

 Christopher, apparitor, 263. 

 Christopher — Cristofor — CristoEnre — Crystor, 



Sir John, 223, 234, 235. 

 Sir Ricliard, 78. 

 Chyne, Sir John, rector of Kilkeel, 46, 47, 



55. 

 Cistercians: see Clinton; St. Mary, Abbey 



of. 

 Citations, 46, 47, 63, 72, 73, 76, 77, 78, 70, 



85, 103, 106, 107, 109, 121, 122, 129, 139, 



147, 175, 176, 1S3, 187, 190, 207,209, 212, 



214, 216, 222, 243, 253. 

 Clachannagobar : see Cloghan. 

 Claiidcharnaych inferior : see Kilclooney. 

 Clare, Lord of : see Mortimer. 

 Clement III, 111. 

 Clifford, Simon de, knight, 202. 

 Clinton — Clintoun — Clyntoun, Henry, juror, 



114. 



John de, knight, 202. 

 Thomas, Cistercian, 45. 

 Cloghan — Claihannagobar, par. of Kilmore, 



bar. (if Oneilland West, Co. Armagh, 25S. 

 Clogher (Cl,oc.n\) — Clocheren. — Clochoren. — 



Clogheren., Co. Tyrone, Bishop of; see 



MacCawell. 



Clergy of, 151. 

 Dean and chapter of, 176. 

 Clogher (Cibl, ClocAip) Kylkloycbyr, bar. of 



Ferrard, Co. Louth, 237. 

 Cloinbroney : see Clcnbroney. 

 Cloinfekna; see Clonfeacle. 

 Clionicahain (CbuAin hui CacAtn ?), par. of 



Kilmore, bar. of Oneilland W., Co. Armagh, 



2.58. 

 Clonalvy (CliJAin AiLbe) — Clonalwey — Clon- 



nalwey, bar. of Upper Duleek, Co. Meath, 



117 : see also St. John Baptist. 

 Clonard (CluAiii Ipiin-o), bar. of Upper 



Moyfenrath, Co. Meath, Deanery of, 118, 



221. 



Eeetor of, 208. 

 Clonbroney (ctu&m bponAi^) — Cloinbroney, 



bar. of Granard, Co. Longford, Vicar of, 72. 

 Clondalee (Cluiin x>\ tiog) — Cloy nlegh, par. 



of Killyon, bar. of Upper Moyfenrath, Co. 



Meath, Eeetor of, 208. 

 Clondawyll ; see Glenaul. 



Cluuftacle (cLuAin V'icn.i) — Cloinfekna, bar. 



of Middle Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Letter 



dated at, 29. 

 Clonfert (Clu Am VepcA t)|\enAt"T)), Bishop of : 



see B. 

 Clonkeen (Clu&in CAin) — Cloynkey— Cloyn- 



keyn, bar. of Ardee, Co. Louth, Vicar of : 



see O'Quin; Prout. 

 Clonniacnoise (cLuain niic tloif) — Cluanen., 



bar. of Garrycastle, King's County, Bishop 



of, 103, 176 : see also Natigle. 

 Diocese of, 223, 224. 

 Clonmore (CluAin mop) — Clonmor — Cloyn- 



mor — Klonnior, liar, of Fenard, Co. Louth : 



see St. Columba. 

 Clonnalwey : see Clonalvy. 

 Cloone (CLuAin) — Cloyn — Chiain, bars, of 



Carrigallen and Mohill, Co. I.eitrim. 57 ; see 



also Regies ; St. Fraech. 

 Cloyndawyll ; see Glenaul. 

 Cloynkey — Cloynkeyn : see Clonkeen. 

 Cloynlegh; see Clondalee. 

 Cloynmor : see Clonmore. 

 Cluanen. : see Clonmacnoise. 

 Cluaynard, at Ballindeny, bar. of Upper Dun- 

 gannon, Co. Tyrone, 22. 

 Clyntoun : see Clinton. 

 Cnok : see Knock. 

 Cok, TVilliani, literate, proctor of Nanny, 



247. 

 Coke, Bertram, 201. 



John, Ch.iplain, rector of Mansfields- 

 to«n, son of Bertram, 201. 

 Collations, 8, 14, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 33, 



38, 41, 46, 47, 48, 56, 64, 68, 69, 94, 9.5, 



144, 159, 168, 169, 171, 192, 197, 256, 



265. 

 College or Corporation, 212, 216, 220, 222. 

 Colp (Colpi)— Colpe, bar. of Lower Duleek, 



Co. Meath, 117. 



Prior of ; see Elmeley. 

 Rector of ; see Llantliony. 

 Colton, John, Archbishdp of Armagh, 2, 12, 



32, 71, 147,219, 230. 

 Compostella : see St. James. 

 Conallia : see Tirconnell. 

 Confessions, 92. 

 Connor (Coint)ipi) — Coneren. — Cuneren., 



Bishop of, 103, 176: see also John. 



Proctor of : see Devenish ; 

 Taylor. 

 Constance, Consuls of, 264. 

 Council of, 264. 

 Master of the citizens of, 264. 

 Convocation, 71. 

 Cooley (Cuitbige)— Coly, bar. of Lower 



Dundalk, Co. Louth, 219. 

 Coimok, William, chaplain, proctor of the 



Hospital of St. John, Jerusalem, 133. 



