S^94 



Proceedings of the lioyal Irish Academy. 



Canterbury, Archbishops of, 16, 17, 20, 46. 

 Cappoge (Ceapp65)— Keppoc, bar. of Ardee, 



Co. Louth, Vicarage of, 248. 

 Carlingford — Carlynforde— Carlyngford, bar. 

 of Lower Dundalk, Co. Louth, 59, 181. 

 Bailiffs of, 59. 

 Tithes of, 140. 



Vicar of : see Clinton ; Mowir; WaUh. 

 Carlow (CeataplQc) — Carthii-lagh — Cathir- 

 lagh, 22, 28, 32, 33, 36, 37. 



Letters dated at 22, 32, 37. 

 Carrickbaggot— Kariyk, bar. of Ferrard, Co. 



Louth, 248. 

 Carrickleck — Lack — Leke, par. of Enniskeen, 



bar. of Morgallion, Co. ileatli, 153, 157. 

 Cashel (Caipel) — Cussell, bar. of Middle- 

 third, Co. Tipperary: see Parliament. 

 Castlering — Castelrynge, par. and bar. of Louth, 



212. 

 Castletown — Casteltoun, par. Castletown, b:ir. 



Morgaliion, Co. Jleath, 157. 

 Castletown— Dengyn (Doinoean f),' bar. of 



Upper Dundalk, Co. i.outh, 248. 

 Castletowneooley — Lncyistoun,- par. of Car- 

 lingford, bar. of Lower Dundalk, Co. Louth, 

 263. 

 Castrum Ohanloyn— Castrum Ohandeloyn : see 



Loughgilly. 

 Cathirlagh : see Carlow. 

 CalhoUcus, brother of Henry, 141. 

 Caantoun, Sir Gilbert, proctor of the 



Archbishop of Armagh, 15, 86. 

 Cella Nigra, at Derry, Abbot of, 14, 1S3. 

 Canons regular of, 183. 

 Prior of, 188. 

 Chaplains, 1. 

 Charlestown— Serlystoun,^ bar. of .Ardee, Co. 



Louth, Chapel of, 218. 

 Christopher, Bishop of Dromore, 61. 

 Cissy, Guidus, pilgrim, 193. 

 Clardoun, William, 167. 



Clarence, Lionel — LeontUus, Duke of. Earl of 

 Ulster, Lord of Connanght, son and lieu- 

 tenant of King Edward III, 15, 18, 20, 23, 

 27, no, 112, 142, 145, 146, 232. 

 Constable of : see White. 

 Treasurer of : see Karleil. 

 Gierke, John, Rector of Clonmore, 174. 

 Clinton — Clynton — Clyntoun, John de, Lord of 

 Drumcashel, proctor in Parliament, seneschal 

 of Armagh, 35, 40, 113, 114, 125. 

 Clinton, John, apparitor, vicar of CarlingforrI, 

 21, 253. 



Clinton, Richard, chamberlain of the Archbishop, 



118, 194. 

 Clogher (Clooap)— Clocher — Clochor, Arch- 

 deacon of : see Matthew. 

 Bishop of, 47, 58, 238 : see also O'Neill. 

 Canons of: see MacAneany, MacGowan, 

 Maguire. 



Pretended : see O'Muldoon. 

 Chapter of, 47. 

 Diocese of, 58, 193. 

 GifieiiJ of : see Mac Gowan. 

 Vacancy of see of, 58. 

 See also Visitations. 

 Clogber (Cill Clocaip) — Kilclogber — 

 Kyclogher, bar. of FeiTard, Co. Louth, 

 132. 

 Clonbil, near Nubber, bar. of Morgallion, Co. 



Meath, 79. 

 Clondabayll — Clondawyll — Clonduyll : see 



Glenaule. 

 Clones (CluQin 66ip) — Cloneoys, bar. of 

 Dartree, Co. Monaghan, Rector of: see 

 Mac Aneany. 



See also St. Tigernacb. 

 Clonfeacle (CluQin piaona) — Clanfechkill — 

 Clonf euhena — Clonf echkena — Clonfekena — 

 Clonfekyna, Cos. Armagh and Tyrone, 213. 

 Church of, 202, 215. 

 Rector of: see O'CulIane. 

 Vicar of, 192. 

 Olonkeehan — Clonkean, par., bar., and Co. 



Louth, 248. 

 Clonkeen (Cluam cdin) — Clonkene, bar. of 



Ardee, Co. Louth, 248. 

 Clonmacnoise (Cluam niic 116ip) — Cluanen., 

 bar. of Ganycastle, King's County, Arch- 

 deacon of: see O'DuUagban. 



Bishop of: see Henry ; Ricliard. 

 See also Visitations. 

 Clonmore (Cluain m6p)— Clonmor, bar. of 

 Ferrard, Co. Louth, 248. 



Eector of, 181 : see also Gierke. 

 Tithes of, 174. 

 Cloonsellan (Cluam palanib) — Clonsallan, 

 par. of Killashee, bar. of .Moydow, Co. Long- 

 ford, Vicar of, 2 49. 

 Clynton — Clyntoun : see Clinton. 

 Coke, WilUain, 167. 

 Colgyn, Patrick, 177. 

 Coll, John, 167. 



Collyne — Colyn, Sir Henry, chnplain, 177. 

 Henry, juror, 246. 

 Robert, 177. 



' Identification uncertain. 



- Inquis.. Louth, Jac. I, no. 7 : ' Luceton, alias Castletnn in Couley. 

 ^ Inquis., Car. I, no. 19 : ' Charleston, alias Searleston.' 



