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Iaterford 4 South-East of Ireland JOURNAL OF THE IATERFORD 4 SOUTH-EAST OF IRELAND ?VXTERFOIID : PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY BY HARVEY & CO. CONTENTS, Page ANNUAL MEETING, 1900 ... ... ... ... ix, Thc Kings of Ancient Ireland ; Their Number, Rights, Election and Inauguration. By Rev. J. Mocltler ... I Notcs relating to the Manor of Rallygunner, Co. Waterford. By Williain H. Graitan Flood, M.ILS.A. .,. ... 17 Antiquiiies irom Kilkenny City to Kilcooley Abbey. By Rev. W. Healy, P.P., P.~z.s.A. .. ... .,. 2 I Liscarroll Castle and Ba1lybc.g Abbey. ?3y Rev. C. Bucklcy ... 32 The Old Gun found in River Suir, January 1901, By Major 0. Wheeler Cuffe, M. R.S. A. ... ... ... 36 Waterford and South-Eastern Counties' Early Priniecl Books, Newspapers, etc. By James Coleman ... ... 39, 136, 181 NOTES AND QUERIES .. ... *9*41,971I391 181 Ancient Guilds or Fraternities of the County of the City of Waterford. Hy Patrick Higgins, ~.n,s,A. ... .. 6 I Lismore during the Reign of Henry VIII. By Williain H. Grattan Flood, M:R.S,A. ... ... ... 66 Lismore during the Reign of Edward V1 and Queen Mary. By William H. Grattan Flood, M.R.S.A. .. .. 124 Lisinore during the Reign oi Queen Elizabeth. By Willam H, Grattan Flood, M.I<.S.A. .. ... ... 156 Don Philip O'Sullivan ; The Siege of D~ulboy,ancl the Retreat ancl Assassination of O'SuLlivan Beare ... 76, 103 Old ancl New Ross (Eclitccl by Philip H. Hore, hi.I<.I.A,, M. I<.S.A.I.). Rcview by the Hon. Editor ... ... 132 A Forgotten Waterford Worthy, By J. Colcman, M,R,S.A. ... I43 Tracts Illustrative of the Civil War in Ireland of 1641, etc. By Jaines Buckley ,., .. ... ... 166 Documents Relative to the City of Waterforcl at thc Beginning of the 17th Century. By the Hon. Editor ,,. ... I73 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Page Interview of the Irish Chieftains with Prince John at Waterford, April r st, l 1s; ... ... ... X Ancient Irish Crown ... ... ... ... XV. Curious old Breech-Loading Cannon found in the River Suir at . Waterford, 1901 ... ... ... ... 36 O'Sullevanui Bearre et Beantrie Comes Btatis Sua LIII, Christi vero Domini MDCXIII Anno ... ... 76: Siege of Dunboy ... ... ... ... 102 Sir Thomas Wyse ... ... ... ... 142 INDEX Page l Achadh-us S.. ... .P. 25 Affane, Battle of ... ... ... c57 Aire ... ... ... 4 Airgeat Ros ... ... ... 23 'LAn Excursion in the Peloponnessus" ... 154 Arch~ologicaland Literary Miscellany ... 97.139. 183 " Arcl~icornigeromastix" ... ... IT() Ardfinnan Castle ... .m. ... 43 Ard-Ki ... W.. ... 4 Ath-na-mara ... .a. ... 35 Badge of St. John ... ... ... v.. j5 Ballybeg Abbey ... ... 7 ... 9.. 33 Ballycarogue Castle, CO. Waterforcl ... ... ... 101 Ballygunner,- Origin of Nainc ... ... ... 17 Bill on Education, Sir Thomas Wysk's ... ... ... 150 Brian Boru ... ... ... ... ... 4 Caiseal ... ... ... S.. ... 100 Callan ... ... ... S.. ... 47 Carsick-on-Suir Castle, Birthplace of Anne Boleyn ... ... 68 Cashel .. ... ... ... ... 46 Cathair ... ... ... ... ... 100 Catholic Confederacy formed by Ead of Desinond ... ... 164 Catholic Emancipation, Struggle for . By Sir T . Wyse ... 148 Clashacrow ... ... ... ... ... 24125 Clogheell ... ... ... ... .. 41 Cloninel ... ... ... ... ... 44 Coirtbe ... ... ... ,. ... 11 Confiscation of Religious Houses in Ireland by Henry V111 ... 73, Crusade of Sir T . Wyse in aid of Electoral Rights of Peasantry ... I45 Crystal Globe ... ... ... ... ... 142 Cuicidh ... ... ... ... ... 4 Cumin, Abbot of Iona .. ... ... 8 Decacle" ... ... ..v ... Decas Patricians" ... ... ... Denseanchus ... ... ... ... Desmoncl Rebellion ... ... ... Discovery of 14th Century Cannon in Mraterlorcl Hwbour D1111 ... ... ... ... C ' Dlmboy Cash, Descriptioll of . ... 4.. D~ziiboyCastle Siege ... ... ... Fethard .... Firbolgs .... Flaith ... lif-eshford .. vi . INDEX. Page Gael" ... ... ... ... 59 Gerald, 15th Earl of Dcsnlond ... ... ... 156, G7,158, 163. 165 Gold Watch given by Sir Walter Raleigh to Ancestor of the late Dr . Croker ... ... ... ... ... 184 Grant of Icing Henry I1. to the IZnights Templars in Ireland ... 57 Hammermen ... ... ... ... ... 61 " Hisloria" by Don Philip OISullivan .... ... ... 117 " Historical Sketch of the Catholic Association." By Sir Thomas Wyse 149 Hyland. Edward Iceating. Tipperary Piper " Impressions of Greece" ... Iverk Vol~mteers ... ... Kennedy. Patrick ... ... I<ilcooley Abbey ... ... Knight. Lieutenant.Colone1. Letters of Knoyle or Knowles Family ... Lia Fail .... .... Lis ... ... ... Liscarroll Castle ...> ... Lisle. Lord ... ... Manor of St. John ... ... Mocollop Castle. CO. Waterford OIDaly. John ... ... " Oriental Sketches" ... OISullivan Beare. Nurder oC ... O'S~~llivanBeare. Philip ... OISullivan. Origin of ... Poor. Captain ... ... Power. Thomas ... ... " Quarterage" ... Rig or Ri ... .. Buiden ... .. Bunad ' .. .. Cuicidh ... .. Mor Tuatha ... .l Rurich ... .. Tuatha ... Rath ... Roydamna ... St. Cathal ... ... Stone of Destiny ... ... Talisman. A County' Waterford >Tanist ... ... Thornas. 10th Earl oi Ormonde " The Last O1Su1livanBeare" ... Three Castles ... .. ,j Titles of Pamphlets prinfecl at Wexford. Carlow and Clonmel, forming part of the Haliday Collection ... ... 136 Tomb of John Magsath at Lismore Cathedral ... ... 126 True Irish Kings .... ... ... S.. v.. 15 ,, Tuath ... ... ... B.. ..S. Tuatha de Danaans ... ... ... ... 8 I vii. Page . 23, 24 S.. 5 " Walks in Rome" .,. ... Waterfqrcl Vestments, History of ... White, Sir Igmtius ... ... Wyse, Sir Andrew ... ... ,, Sir Thomas, Death of ... ... ,, ,, ,, Education.,. ... , , ,, Marriage ... ... ,, ,, , Origin ... .. ,, ,, ,, Parliamentary Carecr .,. ,, ,, ,, Sons of .,. ... JOURNAL WATERFORD & SOUTH EAST OF IRELAID flrcbaological 5ociety, ARCHBOLOGICAL SOCIETY. -.-- PRESIDENT : MOST REVEREND R. A. SHEEHAN, D.D., F.R.S.A. VICE-PRESIDENTS : HON. DUDLEY F. FORTESCUE, J.P., D.L., M.A. LORD ROBERTS, V.C. JOHN N. WHITE, J,P., M.R.I.A. R. J. USSIIER, J.P. (For Co. Waterford)-C. PERCEVAL BOLTOX, J,p, (For CO, Tipperary)-COUNT E. DE LA POER. COMMITTEE : TITOMAS H. BRETT. J. R. E, JENNINGS. REV. W, BURKE. * ALEX. NELSON, J.P., D.L., MAJOR 0. WHEELER CUFFE. REV. P. POWER, F.R.S.A. REV, W. W. FLEMYNG. CAPT. L. BONAPARTE WYSE. ALD. W. G. D, GOFF, J.P. HON. EI)XTOR: . Rev. J. MOCKLER, De la Salle College,'Waterford, HON. SECRETARY: PATRICK HIGGINS, The Glen, Waterfora. HON. TREASURER : R. FOSTER, 55 Quay, Waterford,."" MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY. "Basrett-Harniltm, G. E. H., B.A., M. R. I. A., Kildare-street Club, Dublin Barry, Rev. J., O. P,, Dominican Church, Waterford Barry, Rev. R. E., P.P., Rathcormacl:, Fernioy, Co. Cork "Begley, Rev, C. F., Franciscan Convent, Waterford "Beary, Michael, Borough Surveyor, Dungarvan Board of Works, The Secretary, Dublin "Blake, Mrs. h., Temple Hill, Blacltrock, Co. Dublin Bolton, C. Perceval, J.P., Brook Lodge, Halfway House, Waterford Brady, Sir F. W., Bart., Sorrento Cpttage, Dalkey Brenan, R. E., Post Office, Dungarvan .. e Brett, T. H., Munster and Leinstw Rank. Wdwford Brown, Rev. R. L., o.s.F., Franciscan Convent, 4, Merchant's Qus~y,Dublin, iv. MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY-Continued. "Buckley, Rev. C., c.c., Jordanstown, Buttevant. Buckley, James, 154, Portsdown Road, London, W. Buckley, M. J. C., Montmorenci, Youghal. Burke, W. L., National Bank, Dublin Burke, Rev. W. P,, Catherine Street, Waterford L Burtchaell, G. D., M.A., LL.B., 44, Morehampton Road, Dublin. Callanan, Rev. M., c.c., Passage East "Carrigan, Rev. W., c.c., Durrow, Queen's Co. Castletown, Lord, of Upper Ossory, D.L., F. K. S. A., Abbeyleix Ccivanagh, Michael,' I 159, Fourth Street, N. E., Washington, D. C , U.S.A. Cochrane, Robert, M.I.C. E., F. K.s.A., 17, Highfield Road, Dublin "Coleman, James, 11, Manchester Street, Southampton Cooney, Very Rev. J. B., G.S. F., Franciscan Abbey, Clonmel "Cuffe, Major 0. Wheeler, Woodlands, Waterford Curtis, Miss, Clodagh'Lodge, Portlaw .. ~ De la Poer, Count de Poher, Gurteen-le-Poer, Kilsheelan Denny, C. E., Ballybrado, Cahir Dobbyn, William A., Lady Lane, Waterford Dowley, Rev. T. J., Adn~.,Catherine Street, Waterford Dooley, Rev. A., 79, Barking Road, Canning Town, London, E. Dunford, Daniel, South Parade, Waterford Dunphy, Rev. P., Ursuline Cottage, Waterford Elwin, Francis, 32, Mary Street, lT7aterford "Everard, Rev. J., cc., SS. Peter and Paul's, Clonmel "Fayle, Edwin, Jervis .Place, Clonmel . c ffrench, Rev. J. M., M. E.I.A., Ballyredmond House, Clonegal, Co. Carlow . "FitzGerald, Lord Walter, Kilkea Castle, Maganey FitzMaurice, Rev. E. B., o. S. F., Franciscan Convent, Drogheda *Flavin, Rev., C. J., P.P., Clonmel Flemyng, Rev. W. W., A.M., Coolfin Rectory, Portlaw Flynn, Rev. M., P.P., Rossduff, Waterford Fortescue, Hon. Dudley F., M.A., D.L., g, Hertford Street, Mayfair W., London Foster, R., 55 Quay, Waterford Furlong, Rev. T. F., c.c., Presbytery, George's Street, Waterford *Gallwey, Wm., J. P., Rockfield, Trainore , Gardiner, T. G., Munster and Leinster Bank, Dungarvan Goff, W. G. D., Glenville, Waterford Grainger, Dr. W.' H., 408, Meridian Street, Boston, Mass., U. SA *Hancock, Gustavus Fredericlr, Public Record Office,Chancery Lane, London, W. C. Harvey, Edmund, Grange, Waterford Harvey, T. Newenham, Cove Lodge, Waterford IIearne, JamCs, Catherine Street, do. Hearne, John, Beresford Street, do. , IIearne, John, jun., do. do. "Healy, Rev. W., P.P., F.R.s.A., Johnstown, Co. IGlkenny Ilickey, Bro. P. I., Waterpark, Waterford "Higgins, Patrick, Asst. Town Clerk, Waterford Howard, William, B.A., New Ross. Hughes, Benjamin, " Independent " Office, Wexford, Hutton, Lucius O., Wyckham, Dundrum, Co. Dublin Jennings, J. R. B., c.I., R.I.c., Elysium, ~aterfkd *Jones, R. Hesketh, Belfort
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