The theatre of the empire of Great Britaine presenting an exact geography of the kingdomes of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the iles adioyning: with the shires, hundreds, cities and shire-townes, within ye kingdome of England, divided and described by Iohn Speed.

Speed, John, 1552?-1629., Hondius, Jodocus, 1563-1612, engraver., Schweitzer, Christoph, wood-engraver., Camden, William, 1551-1623. Britannia.

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THis Country, the natiues call Leighnigh, the Britains Lein, In Latine Lagenia, in the an∣cient *liues of the Saints La∣gen, and in English Leinster. It lieth East-ward along Hi∣bernicum Sea, on Cannought side Westward it is bounded with the Riuer Shanon, the North, with the territory of Louth, and the South with part of the Prouince of Munster. This County butteth vp∣on England, as Mounster and Cannought doe vpon Spaine.

* (2) The forme thereof is Triangle, and sides not much vn∣equall, from her South-East vnto the West-point about 80. miles, from thence to her North-West about 70. miles, and her East coast along the Irish-Seashore eighty. The circum∣ference vpon two hundred and seuenty miles.

* (3) The Aire is cleere and gentle, mixt with a temperate disposition, yeelding neither extremity of heat or cold, ac∣cording to the seasonable times of the yeare, and the natu∣rall condition of the Continent. The Soile is generally fruit∣full, *plentifull both in fish and flesh, and in other victualls, as butter, cheese and milke: It is fertile in Corne, Cattle, and pasture grounds, and would bee much more if the husband∣man did but apply his industry to which hee is inuited by the commodiousnes of the Country. It is well watered with riuers, and for the most part wel woodded, except the coun∣ty of Diuelin, which complaines much of that want, beeing *so destitute of wood that they are compelled to vse a clam∣my kind of fat turffe for their fuell, or Sea-coale brought out of England.

* (4) The Inhabitants of these parts in Ptolomies daies, were the Brigantes M•napij Cauc• and Blam, from which Blani may seeme to be deriued and contracted, the later and mo∣derne names of this Countrey Lein Leighnigh, and Leinster. The Menapii (as the name doth after a sort imply) came from the Menapians, a nation in low Germany, that dwelt by the Sea-Coasts. These Brigantes called also Birgantes, Florianus del Campo (a Spaniard) labours to fetch from the Brigants of his owne Country, of whom an ancient City in Spaine (called Brigantia) tooke the name. But they may seem rather to deriue their denomination from the riuer Birgus, about which they inhabited; for to this, the very name is almost sufficient to perswade vs.

* (5) The Commodities of this country doe chiefly con∣sist in Cattle, Sea-fowle, and fish. It breeds many excellent good horses (called Jrish-hobbies) which haue not the same pace that other Horses haue in their course, but a soft and round amble, setting very easily.

* (6) This Country hath in it three Riuers of note, termed in old time the three sisters, Shour, Neor, and Barr•o, which issue out of the huge Mountaines (called by Giraldu•, Bladi∣n• Montes) as out of their mothers wombe, and from their rising tops descending with a downfall into seuerall Chan∣nels, before they empty themselues into the Ocean, ioine hand in hand al together in a mutual league & combinatiō.

* (7) Places very dangerous for shipping are certaine flats and shallowes in the Sea, that lie ouer against Holy point, which the Marriners call the Grounds. Also the Shelues of sand that lye a great way in length opposite to N•wcastle, which ouerlooketh them into the Sea from the top of an high hill adioyning.

* (8) In this Prouince, are placed many faire and wealthy Townes, as Kilkenny, which for a Burrough towne excels all *the midland Borroughs in this Iland. Kildare, which is a∣dorned with an Episcopall see, and much graced in the first infancy of the Irish Church, by reason of saint Bridgid a ve∣nerable virgin, had in great account and estimation for her virginity and deuotion, as who was the disciple of S. Patri∣ark•*of so great fame, renowne and antiquity: Also Weisford (a name giuē vnto it by these Germans whom the Irish term Oustmans) a town though inferiour to some, yet as memo∣rable as any, for that it became the first colony of the Eng∣lish, and did first submit it selfe vnto their protection, being assaulted by Fitz-Stephen, a Captaine worthily made fa∣mous for his valour and magnanimity.

* (9) But the City which fame may iustly celebrate alone, beyond all the Citties or Townes in Ireland, is that which wee call Diuelin, Ptolomee, Eblana, the Latinists Dublinium, and Dublinia, the west Britaines Dinas Dulin, the English-Saxons in times past Duplin, and the Irish Bala-cleigh, that is, the towne vpon hurdles; for it is reported that the place be∣ing fennish and moorish, when it first began to bee builded, the foundation was laid vpon hurdles.

* (10) That it is ancient, is perswaded by the authority of Ptolomy. That it was greeuously rent and dismembred in the tumultuous warres of the Danes, and brought afterwards vnder the subiection of Eadgar King of England (which his Charter also confirmeth wherein hee calleth it, the Noble Citty of Ireland) is writtē by Saxo-Grammaticus. That it was *built by Harold of Norway, which may seem to bee Harold Harfager, when he had brought the greatest part of Ireland into an awfull obedience vnto him, wee reade in the life of Gryffith Ap Sinan Prince of Wales. At length it yeelded vnto the valor and protection of the English, at their first arriuall into Ireland, by whom it was manfully defended from *the fierce assaults aswell of Auscoulph Prince of the Dublini∣ans, as afterwards of Gottard King of the Isles: since which time it hath still augmented her flourishing estate, and gi∣uen approued testimony of her faith and loialty to the Crown of England, in the times of any tumultuous streights and commotions.

(11) This is the roiall seate of Ireland, strong in her muni∣tion, beautifull in her buildings, and (for the quantity) matchable to many other cities, frequent for trafficke, and intercourse of Merchants: In the East suburbs Henry the * second King of England (as Houeden reporteth) caused a roi∣all palace to bee erected: and Henry Loundres Archbishop of Diuelin built a Storehouse about the yeare of Christ, 1220. Not farre from it is the beautifull Colledge consecrated vn∣to the name of the holy Trinity, which Queene Elizabeth of famous memory dignified with the priuiledges of an V∣niuersitie. The Church of S. Patrick beeing much enlarged by King Iohn, was by Iohn Comin Archbishop of Dublin borne at Euesham in England, first ordained to bee a Church of Prebends in the yeare 1191. It doth at this day m•in∣taine a Deane, a Chanter, a Chancellor, a Treasurer, two Arch-Deacons, and twenty two Prebendaries.

This City in times past for the due administration of Ci∣uill Gouernment had a Prouost for the chiefe Magistrate. But in the yeare of mans redemption 1409. King Henry the *fourth granted them liberty to choose euery yeere a Maior and two Bayliffes, and that the Maior should haue a gilt sword carried before him for euer. And King Edward the sixt (to heape more honor vpon this place) changed the two *Bayliffes afterwards into Sherifs: so, that there is not any thing heere wanting that may serue to make the estate of a City most florishing.

* (12) As the people of this County doe about the neigh∣bouring parts of Diuelin come neerest vnto the ciuill condi∣tions and orderly subiection of the English: so in places far∣ther off, they are more tumultuous, being at deadly feuds a∣mongst themselues, committing oft times Man-slaughters one vpon another, and working their owne mischiefes by mutuall wrongs: for so the Irish of Leinster wasted Leinster *with many Townes in the same Prouince in the yeare 1294. And in the year 1301. the men of Leinster in like manner rai∣sed *a warre in the winter season, setting on fire the Town of Wykinlo, Rathdon and others, working their own plague and punishment by burning vp their sustenance, and losing their Castle by depredation.

(13) Matter of obseruation and no lesse admiration among them is the Giants dance, commonly so called, and so much talked of, which Merlin is said by Art Magick to haue trāsla∣ted *out of this territory vnto Salsbury plain; which how true it is, I leaue to the vaine beleeuers of miracles, and to the Credulous obseruers of antiquitie. *

(14) In this County haue beene erected many famous Monasteries, Abbies and religious houses consecrated to deuout and holy purposes: As the Monastery of Saint Ma∣ries of Oustmanby, founded for preaching friers, vnto which of late daies the iudiciall Courts of the Kingdom haue bene translated: also the magnificent Abbay called S. Thomas Court at Dublin, builded and endowed in times past with many large priuiledges and reuenewes of King Henry the second in expiation of the murther of Thomas Archbishop of Cāterbury. Likewise Tintern monastery, or the notable Abbay which William Marshal Earl of Penbrook foūded and called De voto, for that he had vowed to God (beeing tossed at sea with many a sore and dangerous tempest) to erect an Abby wheresoeuer he came to land, and being (after shipwracke) cast vp on land in this place, hee made performance of his vowe accordingly.

This Prouince containeth the Counties of Kilkenny, Ca∣terlogh, Queens County, Kings County, Kildar•, East Meath, West Meath, Weisford, and Dublin (to say nothing of Wicklo and Fernes, which either be already or else are to be annex∣ed *vnto it) & subdiuided into fifteen Market townes. It hath bene fortified with the strength of many Castles against the power of enemies, and is thus diuided:

Counties
- East meath.
- West meath.
- Kilkenny.
- Caterlough.
- Queens County:
- Kings County.
- K•ldare.
- Weishford.
- Dublin.

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[illustration]

THE COUNTIE OF LEINSTER with THE CITIE DUBLIN Described

[illustration]

DUBLINE

A Scale of Pases

1 S. Mi••ns church
2 S. M••yes Abbey
3 The •••es
4 Orm••t•n
5 The Bridge
6 N••ma•• t••r
7〈◊〉 Castle
8 W••d Key
9 M••ch••ts Key
10 The H•sp••all
11 S. Augustines
12 The C•lledge
13 Bridewell
14 D•••s stret
15 D•m•s Gats
16 S. Andrews ch•rch
17 S. Ge•rges lane
18▪ S. St•ens stret
19 S. St•••ns church
20 S. Peters church
21 White friers
22 Sheepe strete
23 The Castle
24 F••h shambles
25 W•ne t••••n stret
26 Woodstock lane
27 R••e L•ne
28 Cocke strete
29 Ormonds Gate
30 Kays••s Lane
31 S. O•ens lane
32 S. Michaels lane
33 Christchurch la•e
34 S. Owens church
35 Christchurch
36 Schoolhouse lane

37 S▪ Iohns churche
38 Castle strete
39 P••• Gate
40 S. W•rbers stret
41 S. W••bers church
43 Skinners Ro•e
42 S. Nicholas church
44 S. Nicolas strete
45 S. Nicholas G•te
46 The T•lsell
47 S. Mich••ls churc
48 Highe strete
49 B•ck lane
50 Newe Gate
51 S. Th•m•• strete
52 N••e Ro••e
¦ The mills
53 Tennis court l••e
54 Iohns House
55 S. Iames strete
56 S. Iames Gate
57 S. Cathren church
58 S. Thomas court
59 The Come
60 New• strete
61 S. •r••cis stret
62 S. Patricks stret
63 S. Patricks churc
64 S. Brides church
65 S. Brides stret
66•. Sep•l•hers
67 S. 〈◊〉 stret
68 Crosse lane
69 Church on Panls

ANNO DOMINI 1610 Performed by John Speed,

and are to be sold by John Sudbury and George Humble in Popes-head alley against the Exchange Cum Privilegio.
THE SCALE OF MILES

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1 East Meath.
2 West Meath.
3 Dubl•n
4 Kildar•.
5 Kings County.
6 Queens County.
7 Kil-kenny.
8 Cateriagh.
9 Wexford.

Areden, Eastmeath. B
Rock Abill. Dublin.
ABOY▪ E. Meath.
Adama, Wexford. B
Affalla, Kings County.
Agard, Dublin.
Aggregate, Queens County
Agra, E. Meath.
Akane, E Meath.
Al•n, E. Meath. B.
Alice, K•ld. B.
Knock Almasa, E. Mea.
Almash, E. M•ath.
Anker Cater. B.
Anley, Wexf. B
Anna Kild. B.
Anna hill, Dub.
Annax. K•lk.
Anney flu. W. Meath.
Ar•n W Meath. B.
A•braken, E Meath.
Arcanan Wexf.
Archar, W. Meath. B
Archer, Kelk. B.
Archer hill, Kelk.
Ardekell Kelk.
Ardgare, Qu. County.
Ardragh E. Meath.
AREKLO, Cater.
Arga, Kelk.
Argath, Dubl.
Arklon, Qu. County.
Armagh, E. Meath.
Artaraght, W. Meath.
As•ek, W Meath. B.
As•heto•, Q. County.
Asse, E. Meath.
Athe, Kildar•. B.
Auley, Dub.

B•bel, Wexf.
Bacon, E. Meath.
Bagandbonne, Wex.
B•ghil Dublin. B.
Ba••more Wexf.
Balehare, Kin County.
Ba•liner, East M.
Mac. Ballingla•, Kild.
Balougby, East M.
Balroth•ry, Dubl.
Balt, Kelk. B.
Bannogh, Wexf.
Bannoghbay, Wexf.
Barbe, K•ldar. B.
Barde, K•ldar. B.
Bar•et, K•ldar. B.
Barnaby, Kings County.
S. Barnaby Fitz Patrick, Queens County.
Barn•s, Wexf. B
Baron, Dubl.
B•rre•s, Wexf.
Ba•row flu: Qu. County.
B•rrow flu: Vexf.
Barton, Kildar. B.
B•sk•▪ West M. B.
Bedell, East, M.
Beg, Wexf. B.
Beg •land, Wexf
Beg, Kildar. B.
B•••ougon Dubl.
Be•g•, Doubl.
Be•ga• East. M.
Mac Belif, East. M.
B•ll••on, East M.
B•llakin Kings County.
Bengu•re, Kelk.
Benc•▪ Kelk.
B•rnes, Cater.
B•rre, Kings C•. B
Be•in, W. Meath. B.
Bishops Court, Kelk.
Blackhaule E: M ath.
Blackhaule Dubl.
Blackmorres Dubl.
Bl•crath, Kild•r.
Bl•ck •ock, Wexf.
Blakin, W Meath.
Blak•, W. Meath.
Bl•w roe, Doubl.
Bol•. Kelk. B.
B•l•. Kelk. B.
Bolton, Kilda•.
Bonn••, Wex. B.
Bonand Cat•r.
Bonemane, Qu. C•u. C.
S. Bene•••sle, Dubl.
Bo•ace, Kelk.
Borro W M•ath.
Boyes, Doubl. B.
Bo•ne flu: Kildar.
Boyne flu: Qu. Co••.
Boyne flu. East M.
Bo•ne flu: East M.
Brackland, K•. Coun.
Bramok, W. Meath. B
Braun•r Wex. B.
Bray flu: Doubl.
L. Bray, Doubl.
Brayne▪ W. Meath.
B•eack, E. Meath.
Brenne, W. Meath. •,
Brenne, Doubl. O.
Brenno, Wexf. B.
Brennogh, W•st M. B.
Bremore, Doub.
Bretherton, E. Meath.
Bridge, Kelk.
Browne Kild•r, B.
Browne, K•lk. B.
Browne, Wex. C.
Browne, Wex. C.
Browne, Wexf. C.
Bryne, West M. O
Burgage, Doubl.
Burle• Kin. County. B.
Burne C•urch, Kelk.
Burt, Kelk. B.
Burwa•ne, Kildar.
Butler, Wexf. B.
Bu•ton, Dub.

Cabelston Dubl.
Caden, Dubl.
Cadigh, Kelk. B.
Calen, W••f.
Callan▪ Kelk.
Cameneh, Dubl.
Canan, Dubl.
Cane•os, Cater▪
Cantwell, Kelk. C.
Cantwell, Kelk. C.
Cap, Wexf.
CARBRE, Kildar.
C•r•boy W. Meath.
Mac Careles▪ Kelk.
S. Peter Carew, Kelk.
Carik, East M.
Carik, Wexf.
Carikbrak, Cater.
Carikmorrow, Dubl.
Carichusk, Dubl.
Carikok, Qu. Count.
Carne, Wex.
Carolus, Kin. County. O.
Carow West M. B.
Ca•th, Dublin▪ C.
Ca•yk new, Wexf.
Carykert, Kildar.
Car•ndine▪ Qu. County.
Ca•eroge, East M.
Casin, East M. B.
Milke Castle, Kelk.
Castleton Wexf.
Castleton, Qu County.
CATERLAGH, Kelk.
Caterlarth, Kelk.
Cauan, Dubl.
Cauerno, Cater.
Caythycam, Kelk.
Ce•alway Kildar.
Church, East M. B
Churley, East M.
Cla•st, Wexf.
Clancolman, West M.
Clandalke, Dubl.
Claneborane, Q County.
Clanmore, Cate•.
Clan Iores alias Bremecham. Kildar
Clanmore, Kildar.
Clanmore Cater. C.
Cla•mollen, Cater.
Clan•af, Dubl.
Vper Claragh, Kelk.
Claragh, Kelk.
S. Clare Dubl.
Clarence East. Meath.
Cloe, Kings County.
Clogaran, West M.
Cloghan, West M.
Cloghgreenand, Kelk.
Cloghkend•l, Kelk.
Cloghmore, Kelk.
Cloghnogh, West M.
Clogleri•ti, Kelk
Clomoghan, Kin. County.
Clomolyn, West M.
Clogra•, E. Meath.
Clonbogh, Kelk.
Clone, Qu. Coun.
Clone, Kelk.
Clone, Kelk.
Clone, Wex.
Clonebelek▪ Ki. County.
Clonebolk▪ Ki. County.
Clone de Cow, Q County
Clone•ewey, Ki. County.
Clone•og-neckely. Wex.
Clon•gone, Ki. County.
Clonekene▪ Kildar.
Clonelin, Kin. County.
Clonelose West M.
Clonemel, W. Mea.
Clonemoney, Kelk.
Cl•nmore, Kelk.
Clonemore Kings County
Clonemuse, Kelk.
Clonemyn, Kelk.
Clonemine, Kildar.
Clone-Mulerd, Ki. County
Clonen, West meath.
Clonenmor•, Dubl.
Cloney, Kildar.
Cloney West M.
Clonogh, Kildar.
Clonogoskin East M.
Clonin, Wexf.
Coch, West M. B.
Coghan, Ki. County.
Coghan, Kildar.
Colcore, Kings Co.
Cole, East M. B.
Cole, West M. B.
Coledoghra, West M.
Colmanhan▪ Q. County.
Colmallen, East M.
Cologh, Kelk.
Colraine, Dubl.
Mac Colyn, Ki. County.
Colynogh, Qu. County.
Combres, West M.
Conagh, Dubl.
Conebo•, West M.
Rose Conell, Q. County
Con••, Wexf.
Confall W. Meath.
Conogherbo, Kildar.
Consile, Kelk.
Conycarum, Kelk.
Corbell, East M.
Mac Corbelyle. Q. Cou.
Corbely, Dub.
Corkey, West M.
Corlus, East M. B.
Coroghill, Kelk.
S. Cort Dubl.
Courhonon, Wexf.
Coure, East M.
Coupe, East M.
Court, West M. B.
Courton Clay, Q. County.
Cotland, Kildar.
Coyne, Kings County. B.
Crabboy, East M.
Cradock, Kildar.
Cr•gballillo, Dubl.
Croghan hill Kin. County.
Croghouen, West. M.
Cromlyn, Dubl.
Crosekell, East M.
Crossedre, W. Meath.

Mac Damore. Wexf.
Daminkin, West M.
Darro, Qu. County.
Darses, West M.
Daruers, West M. B.
Degan, Wexf.
Mac Dei Dubl.
Deluin, West. M. C.
Deniga•y, Kelk.
Mac Dermond Cater.
Desert, Qu. County.
Great Dingham, Kelk.
Dodh Reghan Qu. Coun.
Dodington, Kildar.
Doghill, K. Coun y.
Dolar, East M. B.
Dolknew, Dublin.
Domnany K. County.
Domin, Kildar. C.
Donare, East M.
Done, Wex. B.
Donne; K. County. B.
Donne, Queens County O.
Donnebany, Wexf.
Donebat, Dubl.
Donebet flu: Kelk.
Donedrone, Dubl.
Donefert, Kildar.
Donekele, West M.
Donekey, Kelk.
Donelaw, Kildar.
Donelbrody, Wexf.
Donemore, Kelk.
Donesane, East M.
Donesoghk, Dubl.
Donoghmore, Q. County.
Donogornogh, Wexf.
Donomo, Wexford.
Donsaghlin, East M.
Dord, West M. B.
Dord, Dublin. B.
Doro flu: Dublin.
Doro flu: Qu. County.
Doth, East M. B.
Douoghmore, East M.
Drakeland, Kelk.
Dramdore, Kelk.
Drimnogh, Wexf.
Drokin, Kelk.
Dromboy, East.
Dromeconrogh, Dublin.
Dromeketyn, Kelk.
Dromrayne, West M.
Dromrow Kelk.
Drone. Kelk. O.
Dronney, East M. B.
Drymneg, Dubl.
Dublin hauen, Dubl.
DVBLIN, Dubl.
Dulyck, East M. B
Dum•ert. Kelk.
Dungaruan, Kelk.
Dunlaglin, Kelk.
Duren. East M. B.
Duue flu: Kildar.

Edomana, Dubl.
S. Edmond Butler, Cater.
Edmunds, West M. B.
E•on Kel.
Enyseat•, Wexf.
Mac Eren. Q. County.
Esker. flu: Kings County.

Faeacrow, Dub.
Faltren, Dublin.
Farseco, W. Meath. B
Fa•thing, W. Meath. B.
Fedan, Kings County.
Fedorrogh, Cater.
Fetherd, Wexford.
Field, Dublin. B.
Finart, West M.
Flucks, Kelk. B.
Forman, Dublin. B.
Fo•kin. Kildar. B.
Fox West Meath. O.
Frein, Wexf. B.
Freer•, Cater. B
Frequens, East M.
Frompul, Kildar.
Fronton, Wexf.
Fuller, Kildar. B.
Fuller, Kelk.
Fingall, Dublin.

Lease Gallen. Q. county.
Gallon flu: Kelk.
Galtre, East M.
Galway, East M.
Gate•ton, Duble.
Garland, East M. B.
Garmarston, East M.
G•rran Kelk.
Garston, East M.
Gart, East M.
Gerard, East M. B.
Geregh, Wexf. B.
Ghelayt, W•x• B.
Gheragh, Cater.
Ghesell, Kings county.
GHILDARE, Kildar.
Gibbes, East Meath. B.
Gilbert, West Meath.
Glandeloure. Dubl.
Glarard, Kings county.
Glare, West M.
Mac Glaskarik, Wexf.
Glashere, Kelk.
Glashere, Kildar:
Glashen, East M.
Glaskar, West M.
Glas••phin, Dublin.
Gl•yderen, Kings coun. B.
Glogh Kelk.
Glorum. Kelk.
Goely, Wexf. B.
Gowne, East M. B.
Grace Castle, Q County.
Grace dew, Dubl.
Grace court, Kel.
Grace Orcha•d, Wexf.
Gralough, Dub.
Mac, Gray, Kel.
Gray, Kings county. C
Grand, Q County. B.
Granedonkin, Dubl.
Grange, Kelk.
Grange, Qu. County.
Grangefort, Cater.
Grangeketh, E. Meath.
Grangenco•ne, Kildar.
Grany Ratole, Kildar.
Gregan, West M.
Gregh, West M.
Grenehornd, Wexf.
Bay of Greenhord, Wex.
Grenok, Dubl.
Grenond, Kel.
Grewa•d, East. M.
Griffin, Dub. B.
Groma, Kel.
Guenere, Dubl.
Gurche•s, Wex.

Hagha, Kelk.
Hahadew, Cater.
Haly, Ki. coun y.
Haly, Kings coun•y.
Halywood, Dubl.
Hamon, Cater. C.
Hannacle Q. county.
Hannacat, Q. county.
Hannaynorlay, Kel.
Hantney, West M.
Harbart, Kildar. B.
Harbert, W. Meath. B.
Hardley, Dublin.
Hap, B•lgrow, Wex. B.
Hastel•, Q. County. B.
Hatey, Wex. B.
Hathen, West M. B.
Haynes, West M. B.
Hearne, Wexf. B.
Heker, East M.
Helpa, Wexf.
Henogh, West M. B.
Henorelay, Dubl•n. C.
Herbert, VVest M. B.
Herell, Q. county.
Heren, East M. B.
Mac Herer, Kings county.
Heskin, Wexf.
Hesterbeg, K. County.
Hew, East M. B.
Heys, Wex. B
Hickens, Kildar. B
Hoke, Wexf.
Holiwood, Dubl.
Honon, West M. B
Horsey, Wex. B
Hoshil, K. County. B
Hotrogh, West M.
Houth, Dubl.
Howel, Kelk. C
Hoyn, West M. B
Hoyre Wex. B
Hugh, Kelk. B
Husk, Kildar. B

Mac Idway, Dublin.
Iefferey Dubl. B
Iefferey, West M. B
Hugh mac Ihane, Dublin.
Ihan villa, Kelk.
Jhanes, Q. county.
Jhon, Cater. B
Inch Roure, Q. County.
Inch quere▪ Kidlar
Jhon West M. B
Jordan, East M.
Jrish, West M. B
Jrlands eye, Dubl.
Juh, Dubl. B
Iulian, East M.
Julian, East M. R

Kaerdeff, Kelk.
Mac Kalraine, Dubl.
Karaldgrang, Dubl.
Karne, West. M.
Can Karn al karone. Wex.
Kathanghan, Kildar.
Katolrome, Kelk.
Kayn-donkin, Kelk.
Kedynogh, Q. County.
Keffe, Kelk. B
Kela, Kelk. B
Kelcone, Wexf.
Kelcolen Kildar.
Kellean▪ Wexf.
Kellean, East M.
Kellegh, Kings county.
Kellenens, Kildar.
Kelles, East M.
Kelles, Kelk.
Kell, Kildar. B
Kelhardseni, East M.
Kelkenny, W. M.
Kelroe▪ Dublin.
Eel•kerv, West M.
Kenne, Kings county. C
Kettenen, Wex.
Keueg•d•, West M.
Kilbrakin, Q. County.
Kilbred, East M.
Kilbrew, East M.
Kilbery, East M.
Kilbride, West M.
Kilbrid, K County.
Kilcamfort, Q. County.
Kilcohan, Wex.
Kilcloe, Cater.
Kilcock, Kildar.
Kilcomin, Dubl.
Kilconi•, K County.
Kilcoran, K. County.
Kildag, East M.
Kildernam, Dubl.
Kildowan, Kildar.
Kildrogh, Kildar.
Kilrone, Kelk.
Kilfield, Kildar.
Kilgall. Kildar.
Kilgo, East M.
Kilgober, Dubl.
Kilgoghan, K. County.
Kilgormok, K. County.
Kilhaste, Dubl.
Kilhester, Dubl.
Kilhill, K. County.
Kilhobok, Wex
Kilhobok, K. County.
Kilicrosse, East M.
Kilkan, Q. County.
Killackan, Kildar.
Killank. Q County.
Killare, East M.
Killcore▪ Kildar.
Killegore, Q County.
Killiguli, Cater.
Killina, Q. County.
Killina•, West M.
Killine, East M.
Kill•nnen, West M.
KJLLKENNY. Kelk.
Killoghan, Wexf.
Ki•l-ride, West M.
Kilmacant, Kings County.
Kil•alalway, Dubl.
Kilmacok Kildar.
Kilmanan, Dublin.
Kilmarog, East M.
Kilmerin, Dubl.
Kilmory, Kel.
Kilmonog, West M.
Kilnock, Cater.
Kilpatrick, Wex.
Kilpauick, West M.
Kilsaghlin▪ Dubl.
Kilsayen, Kel.
Kilshoran, Wexf
Kiltober, K. County.
Kiltogh, Kel.
Kiltork, Wex.
Kiluacock, Kel.
Mac Kincore, K •ounty.
King, East M. B
KINGESTOWNE, K. Co.
Kingstogher, Kel.
K ngsalo•gh▪ Cater.
K •chin, Q County. B,
Knalinogh, West M.
Knock Seon, K County.
Knockbourne, Kel.
Knockbrenack, Kel.
Knoger, East M.
Knoka•chall Kildar.
K•ocknee, Ca•er.
Knoksbeba•, West M.
Knock, Dublin. C
K•okyn▪ Dublin.
Kollogh, West M.
Kroghall Kelk.
K••ne, Q. County. •
K fraen, Wex.
K•llian West M.
Kyrok, Wex.

Lachash, Kildar.
Lackan, Wex. B
Lackin K•. County.
Lacy, West M. B
Ladarath, East M.
Ladones, West M. B
Lady, Kildar. B
Mac our Lady grace, Kel.
Lageir East▪ M▪
LAGHLYN, Idogh. Kel.
Lahult, Kel.
Lambey, Dubl.
Lemeuannon. Kin. Coun.
Lassenhaul, Dubl.
Lease, Q. County.
Leffe flu▪ Kildar.
Lench, Kel. B
Leniston, Doubl.
S Leonard, Wex.
Leue•, Q. County, B
Lestee flu▪ Kildar.
Lewmanhan, K. County.
Lilmester, Q: County.
Lions, Kilder. C
Lismalin, West M.
Listonen, Kel.
Lockbay, West M.
Lockar, W. Math. B.
Logh, Q. county. C
Loghren, Dub. C
Lommash, K county.
Longnon, Dubl.
Longwood, East M.
Lord, Kildar. B
Loughme•kyn, Wexf.
Lowater, West M. B
Lowater, Kel.
L•sk, Dubl.
Lutorell, Kildar: B
Lylin, Kildar.
Lyrges, Wex. C
Lysnall, West M.

O Magah West. M.
O Magohagan, West M.
O Magohla, K County.
Malahedert, Dubl.
O Malaghlin, West M.
Malcheal, Dubl.
Malyn, Dublin.
Mand, East M. B
Maragh, West M.
Martin, West M. B
Martin, East M. B
Masse, East M. B
Masse, West M. B
I Mayle, Dublin.
Megham, Kel.
O Meloy, K. County.
Merewel, Kildar.
Merin, Dublin.
Mermine, Wex.
Mestall, Q County. C
Minashell, West M.
Mican, Kel. B
Michere, East M.
Middle-grounds, Dublin.
Milagh, VVest M.
Great Milk Castle. Kel.
Miltowne, West M.
Minoth, Kildar.
Mirath, East M.
Molle, Kel.
Molle, Cater.
Molen, VVest M. B.
Mologh, Dubl.
MOLJNOAR. VV. M
Mollira, Ki. County.
Mollofy, East M.
Mollogh, East M. C.
O Moer•ugh, Wex.
Monceton, East M.
Moneton, Dubl.
Moneyhone, Kel.
Montgaret, VVex.
Lord Mountgarret, Wex.
More, West M. C
Mores, Q. County. B
Morisheller. Kildar.
Mublin hauen, We.
Mac Multiforme. West M.

Nanney flu: East M.
N•roghmere, Kildar.
Nash, Kildar. C
Nauant, East M.
Nayle, Dubl.
Negler, East M.
Newton, Dubl.
New, West M. •
New, VVe. B
New, West M. C
New, Kelk. B
New East M C
New, West M. C
New abbay K ldar.
Newbayne, We.
Newcastle, Dubl.
M Newna, East M.
Newtowne, Cater.
Newtowne, Cater.
Mork Newton, East M.
Ney gate, K•l.
Northgrounds, Dubl.
Nowall▪ West M. C
Nure flu, Q. County.
Nur flu Kel.

Offere, Q. County.
Old-court, Dublin.
Fort Onely, Cater.
Earle of Ormond▪ Cater.
Owin mac Hugh, K. C•.

Palace, K. County.
Palrangan, We.
Park, Kel. C.
Hole Patrick, Dubl.
S Patricks land, Dubl.
S. Patrick. East M.
Paine, Cater. B
Paine, Kildar. B
Paine, East M. B
Pay•ster, East M. B
Peers, Dubl. B
Pers, East M. B
Petrick Iland, Dublin.
Mac Peyne, Q. County.
Phasoghbantre, W•.
Place, East M.
Polford, W•.
Polilester, East M.
Polmonton, Cater.
Polrome, Kel.
Pokin▪ Kildar. B
Porter, Dubl. B
Potteragh, Kel.
S Poules, K•l.
Poures Court, Dubl.
Proud East M. B

QVEENS towne, Q. C•.
Quilibet, Kildar.
Quilicum, Q. county.
Grang Quinthert, Kildar.

Rabelta, Kel.
Rabrody, Kildar.
Racarbo, Kel.
Raha•nan, We.
Raheren, Dubl.
Rahn, East M.
Ra•o, Cater.
Rak•uan, Kel.
Raleath, East M. B
Ramney, We.
The Ramme, We.
Ram•re, Dubl.
Rams grang, We.
Randla, Cater.
Lough Ranmo•e, East M.
Raphan, East M.
Raphok, Kel.
Raaspek▪ West M.
Rasalough Kildar.
Raskoe, West M.
Raspak, We.
Rath-patrick, Kel.
Rathalyn, Kel.
Ratoth, Dubl.
Rauore, East M.
Rawire, West M.
Ray, K. County.
Raydon, Dublin. C
Raygh, West M. B
Raylion, K. County.
Raymanogh. Q. County.
Raymund Ogg, K. Coun.
Rayne, K. County.
O Reban▪ Q. County.
Recog, Kildar.
Recohell, West M.
Rede, East M. B
Ree, West M. B
Reh•la, We.
Rehul, Dubl.
Remyne, Dubl.
Richard, Kildar. B
Riket, East M. C
Riuers, East M. B
Robin, West M. B
Roch, Dublin.
Roch, Kel. C
Rock-William, We.
Ro•sall Kel.
Roe, Kildar. C
Roellyn, Kel.
Rogers, Dubl.
Rogormley, East M.
Rohewall, Dubl.
Rokel, Kel. B
Rokhel, Kel.
Roone, West M. B
M Rosse, West M.
ROSSE, We.
Old Ross•, We.
Rose, East M. B
Rose brenno. Q. County.
Rosecanon, Kildar.
Ro••ecrea, K. County.
Rose Garland, We.
Rosse Laier, We.
Rossenals, Q. County.
Roseperot, Kildar.
Rost•li, Kel.
Roy, K. County.
Royne, Q. County. B
Royne, We. B
Roughlin Kel.
Roure, Kel.
Ruder, Dubl. C
The Rushe, We.
Ruskey, East M.
K•ock Ruskey, East M.
Russell, West M. B
Ryne flu: East M.

Sagard, Dubl.
Sanham, Gald.
Sannogh, West M.
Sare•, Q. County.
Saule, East M. C
Seaton, Dubl.
Seden. East M.
Senkillo, Kel.
Shelhela, Cater.
Shemalyn, Wex.
Shenkin, Dubl.
Shenogray, Q. County.
Sherney, Dubl. B
Shewleg, West M. B
Shiphold, Wex.
Shopland, Wex.
Simylin, Cater.
Siryck, Q. County.
Skagh, Kildar. B
Skare, Wex.
Skarlock Kildar. B
Skark, Cater.
Skires, Dubl.
Skarlok, West M. B
Sk•yne, East M.
Skynik, Q. County.
Slane flu: Dubl.
Slayne, East M.
Slepehill, Q. County.
Slewboy, Kel.
Slewcotten, We.
Slewmergler, K•l.
S Smyth, East M.
Somer, East M. B
Soskin▪ K•l.
Southgrounds, Wex.
Spela K•l. B
Stamelyn, Dubl.
Stancourt, K l.
Stepleton, East M.
Steuens, Kildar. B.
Steuen, East M. S
Stocknelost, We.
Stokes, West M. B
Stonehou•e, We.
Stonegrang, Dubl.
Sut•on, K ldar. B
Swerd, Dubl.
K•ock Swiffin, Cater.
Symlyn, Cater.
Synnot, Wex.
Mac Syrie, K. County.

Tabrake•, Kildar.
Tacunshane, We.
Taght, East M. B
T•gnam, We.
B Talbot, Dubl.
B Tankard. Q. County.
Tecroghan, East M.
T•g, We. B
Teg, Kildar.
Temple, Kel.
Temple, gall. We.
Tenaghill, We.
Tenckell, Q. County.
Tentarne, We.
Terill, West M. B
Te•nes, We.
Mac Terpon Kel.
Old Terpon, Kel.
Terra viuen•ium K. Coun.
Terragh, East M. C
Thomas, Kildar. B
Thomas, Q. County. B
Owen Thomas, Kel.
Thondercourt, Kel.
Thoord, We.
Thorles, Q. County.
B Three Castles, Dubl.
C Tobe, Kel.
Tobbe, Dubl.
Tobber dayly. K. County.
Togger, K. County.
Toghcoly cony, Cater.
Toghcoli∣nogh, Cater.
Togher, East M.
C Tollogh, Kel.
Tollogh, Kildar.
Tollogh, Dubl.
Tollogh, Dublin.
Tollogh, East M.
Tollogh, Cater.
Tologhan, Kel.
Tollogh•oron, Kel.
Toluen, Kel.
B Tomond, We.
Tonolla, West M.
Tomegard, Wex.
Tonmono, West M.
Mac Tonsternog West M.
Torno, Dubl.
Mac Toure, West M.
Toure of the Hoke, We.
Treu•r, East M.
Trimbelston, East M.
Trussan Kildar.
TRYME, East M.
Tully, Kildar.
Tuscard, Wex.
B Tute, West M.
Tymolog, Dubl.

Mac Vadok, Cater.
Mac Vala, Kildar.
C Vanney, kel.
B Vera, West M.

C Wal•h, Kildar.
B Walter, W. Meath.
Wardhill, E. Meath.
C War•en, Kildar.
B Warren, E. M•th.
C War•en Kel.
B Water, Kelk.
Water Castle. Q. County.
B Water East M.
Waton, Groue, •el.
Wemed, E. Meath.
WEXFORD, Wexf.
Wexford Hauen, Wex.
B Wey, Q. County.
C White, kel.
Wickloe flu: Du.
WJCKLO, Dublin.
B Wildock, East M.
B William, East M.
B William, East M.
B William, Cater.
William, West M.
B Wincourt, East M.
Wintered, Q. County.
B Woghan, Dublin.
Wogher▪ heart Kildar.
Woodstock, Kildar.

B Yage, Kildar.

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