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Waterford & South-East of Ireland JOURNAL OF THE WATERFORD & SOUTH-EAST OF IRELAND VOLl XI. WATERPORD: PRINTEDFOR THE SOCIETYBY N. HARVEY& CO, CONTENTS E ARCHEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY :- 3S,103,169,25S EDITED DOCUMENTS :- Earl of Cork's Appropriation of Ecclesiastical Revenues. James Coleman ... ... -.. ... 22.5 Old Waterford Wills. Rev. .P. Power ... ..- 91 Selections from Note-Boplr of Valentine Greatrakes - (1663-1679). Jas. Buckley ... ... ... 211 Waterford Inquisitions. Rev. P. Power ... ... 3 5 EXCURSION PROGRAMME, 1907 ... ' Supplement of 16 pp. NOTES AND QUERIES ... ... ... 42,106, 172,242 ORIGINAL ARTICLES :- Bibliography of South-Eastern Counties. Jas. Coleman I 26 Dungarvan. Jas. Coleman ... ... ... 79 Ear1~'~rintingin S.E. of Ireland. E. R. McC. Dix, M.R.I.A. Investiture of Dona1 More MacCarthy (1565). Jas. Bucltley 100 On an Ancient " Stone Hammer." Rev. P. Power ... 97 Place-Names of Decies. Rev. P. Power ... ..- 114J1135; 179 Six Antique Pins, from Waterford. Rev. P. Power, ... 113 INDEX . P* Page Acrenakirka ......... 142 Ballycarnane ...... 146 Adamstown ... 179. 185 Ballycashin .... 162 Ahenna ......... I. 2 Ballycloughy ...... 205 Ahenny ~iiti'e ......... 197 Ballycraddoclt ...... 153 Amberhill ............ 180 Ballydermody ...... 189 Angling Excursions of G . Green- Ballydoney ... ...... 29 drake in Co . Wicklow. &c. ... 132 Ballydrtnan ...... 70 Annals of Ireland*......... rS Ballydrislane ....... 146 Anner River ....... I I Ballyduff ... ...... 180 Annestawn... ......... 153 Ballygambon ...... 139 Architectural and Topographical Ballygarran *** 70. 1.59. 187 Record ......... Ballyheadon ... Ardbane ......... Ballyhenebery ... Ardeenloun ...... Ballyhicltey ... Ardfinnan Parish ...... Ballyhist ... ... Ardgeeha ......... Ballybolsm ... ... Arclinore .....*... Ballyhoora ... ... Ardnahoe .......... Ballyhurrow ... Attyjames ......... Ballykinsella ... Aughavanlo~nan ...... Ballyknock ... Aughvaneen ...... Ballyknockane ... Augustinians of Dungarvan Ballylaffan ... *. 7 Ballylea ... t.. Ballaghoge ...... Ballylegan ... .* b Rallinaniona ... Ballylegat ... ... Ballinderry Ford ... Ballyleen ... ... Ballindoney ... Ballylenane ... Rallinclysert ... Ballylooby ... ... Ballingeary ... Ballymacadam ... Ballinhalla ...... Ballymorris ... Ballin Roche ... Ballymote ... ... Ballinruan ...... all ynaclogh ... Ballintrehy ...... Ballynageeragh ... Ballinurra ...... Ballynagorlsagh ... Ballinvir ...... Ballvnagrana ... Ballyadarn ...... ~all~namaddagh... ... Ballyallpoe ... Ballynamona ... ... Ballybacon Parish Ballynatona ... ... Ballybeg ...... Ballyn att' in ... ;.. ... Ballybo ...... Ballyneety ...... ... Ballyboy ...... Ballynevin ...... ... Ballybradda *.. Ballynomasna ... ... Ballybregin ... Ballypatrick .... ... Ballvbricken ... Ballyphilip ... ... ~allibronoge ...... Ballyporeen ... ... Ballybrunnock ...... Ballyquin ...... ... Ballycallan. Kil~nanaghand Milla- Ballyrichard ... ... loe. History and Antiquities of Ballyrobin ...... ... ii . Page Ballyscanlan ... 2arrickagunna ... ... 192 Ballysheehan ... 2arrickanure ... ... 187 Ballytohil ...... Zarrickanvain ... ... 191 Ballyvellon ...... Zarrickastumpa ... ... 19; Ballyvera ...... sarrickavrantry ... 159. 163 Ballyverassa ... 2arricknagower ... ... 190 Ballywilliam ... Zarricknagroagh ... ... 191 Bannamore ... Zarrickrower ... ... 190 Baptist's Grange ... Sarrickphilip ... .. ' IS7 Barker St ....... Sarrigadoon ... ... 3 Barnora ...... Carrigaghalia ... ... 150 Barranacullia ... Carriganroe ... ... 55 Barranahown ... Carrigataha ... ... 72 Barronstrand Street Carrigaun ...... ... 29 Barrow. Musings by the ... Carrigavisteal ... ... 64 Bawndaw ......... Carrigeen ...... ...8. 140 Bawnfune ......... Carrigeensharragh ... 140 Baylough ......... Carrigkatlaunan ... ... 192 Benvoy ......... Carriglong ...... 146. 147 Bianconi. Charles. Life of Carrigmaclea ... ... 198 Blacknocl: ......... Carrigmore ... ... 55 LL Black Book !f Limerick " Carrignamusly Rocks ... 154 .. Black Door ...... Carrigpheirish ... ... 166 Black's Guide to Dublin & Wick- Carrigvarahane ... ... 191 low Mountains ......... 132 Carrowclo~zgh ... ... 205 Bleach. The ......... 145 Carrow ...... ... 15 Bleenaleen .............197 Castleblake...... ....143 : Board of Public Works. Report: of 40 Castlecoyne ... ... 34. Boat Strand ......... 160 Castlecraddock ... ... 155 Boherduff ............ 5 Castlegrace ... ... 77 Bohernagore ......... 76 Castleiohn ...... ....200 Bohernarnane ......... 71 ... 13 Bolton. Mt ............. 203 Castle Quarter ... Boolahallagh ......... 47 Cathedral of St . Canice. Ikilltenny 129 Boolakennedy .........54. 72 .. Celtia " ...... Borheenduff ......... 7 Chair. The ...... Boro. Banks of the ...... 128 Chamberlainstown Brennans. theThree. (Co. Killtenny). Cheesemount ... History of ......... 129 Churchtown ... Brick ............ 136 Citadel. The ... Hrookfield Old Factory ...... 138 Clashaniska ... Browley ............ 193 Clashaphooka ... Brownswood ......... 209 Clashavougha ... Burgery-Land .........7. 72 Clashbeema ... Burgess Land ......... 32 Clashganny ... Burncourt ............ 54 Clashleigh ...... Butlers. Family of the ...... 130 Clashnasmut ... Butlerstown ......... 163 Clashrae ...... Clashroe ...... Caher ......... 20. 23. 159 Cleaboy ... Cahergal ............ 64 Clear's ~ani' ... Camp Ground " ......... 145 Clochardeen ... Cappagh ............. 200 Clocnacody ... Carlow College Magazine ... 132 Clocully ...... Historical Account of. &c. 131 Clodagh River ... Ca;;an Hill ......... 64 Cloghapistole ... Carricltabansha ......... 190 Clogheenafishoge ... Carrickadurrish ......... 153 Clogheen Market- ... Carrickadustra ......... 180 Cloghnacody ... pa Page Gallows' Hill ........... 5 keatrakes. Wedding King ... 242 Galtee Mountain ......... 65 keenane ............ 56 Galtybeg ............ 56 2seenmount ....... 33. 137 Galwav Archaeological Soaiety ... 104 hide to Dublin. Wicldow. &c., ~arna;illa ... Whammond's Illustrated ... 133 Garranbeg ... 3uide to Waterford. Wexford and Garrancase y South Eastern Ireland ...... 127 Garrandillon Guide & Directory. Illustrated to Garrangibbon City and County Kilkenny ... 129 Garrarus ... Guide and Directory of IGlkenny Garryclogh er City and County ...... 129 Garryduff ... Garrymore ... Hackettstown ......... 188 Garrymorris Handbook to Dublin & Wicklow ... 132 Garryroan ... Hanrahan's Rock ......... 152 Garryroe ... Hardbog ......... 201 Gaulstown ... Hawk's cliff' ......... 161 Gaultier ... Haywood ............ S Giant's Grave Heathview ............ 198 Gibbet Hill ... Hill of Sport ......... 165 Gibbs. Captain Holy Cross Abbey ...... 240 Glass House Lane ... Holy Well ............ 23 cmle 29.46.53.75.I35.183.184. 186 Home Scenery. Gems of. in Wick- Glenaclohalea ......... 13 low and Killarney ...... 13 Glenacunna ...... 66. 198 Hopkinsrea ......... 5S Glenbower ............ 197 Hurley. Dr., Archbishop of Cashel. Glenboy ............ 50 Life of ............ 127 Glencallaghan ......... 58 H~zrley'sField ......... 149 Glendalough. History and dnti- Husseystown ......... 23 quities of ............ I3_3 6 Glengarra ............. 38 Ilaunglas ............ 152 Glengowley ......... 17 Inchnamuc ............ 58 Glen ............ 206 Inishlounaght ......... 142 Glennaslragh ......... 199 Inscriptions. Ogham. of Counties Glennyreea River ......... 61 Cork. Tipperary. Waterford ... I27 Glen Road ............ 195 Investiture of Dona1 McCarthy .. Weir ............ 207 M6r with Earldom of Clancar 100-102 Googey Hill. The ......... 13f Ireland. History of Irish Confed- Gormanstown ......... IC eration and War in ...... 129 Gortaclade ............. I 81 Islandkane ......... 158. 160 Gortacullin ............ rt Islandtarsney ......... 161 Gorteennacousha ......... 64 Gorteeshal ............ 6: Jamestown ............ 6 Gortknoclr ............ 20 1 Jerpoint Abbey. Lines written at 130 Gortmaloge ......... t Jossestown ......... 142. 156 Gortnalower ......... r: Journal of Koyal Society of Anti- Gow'sLane ......... 19: quaries ......... 103. 238 Gracedieu .......,..a. 1% Grace Family. Memoirs of ... 13 el............... 46 Graignamanagh and St . Mullins. Kearan. St.. of Seir. Life of ... 131 an Historical and Descriptive Medragh ......... 34 Account of ......... L~C Kevin's ~ei" ......... 132 Graigue ......... 16. 77. 14: Keylong ............ 25 Grangemockler ...... 198. 195 Kilavenoge ............ 58 Grangemore ......... 2: Kilballyboy ......... 78 GraniaO'Malley ......... 10: Kilballygorrnall ......... 17 Grannagh Ferry ......... 16: Kilbeg ......... 59 Great Island ..a,...s. 15: Kilbride ......... ;'64. 165 Greatrakes. Valentine ... 2 I I-22~ Kilbtlrne ............ 162 Pug Kilcatinon ......... 152, 157 ICnockanard ... Kilcarron ............ 58 ICnockane ...... Kilcommon ...... 25 .. Puttoge Kilcoran ............ 7j 1l;nockanduff ... ICildanoge ............14. t 7 Knockardbouncc: ... ICildermody .... 138. 188 Knockarum ... ICiifarrasy ............ 161 Knockaskeharoe ... Kilfern ............ 143 ICnockaunapisha ... Kilgrogy ............ 19 Knockauncourt ... ICilkenny, Antiquities & Scenery of 128 Knocka~ulriark ... .. Catholic Schools of ... 130 I-hoclravadeen ... .. Confederation of ... 129 Knockballiniry ... .. County & City. History Knockclugga ... andAntiquitiesof .... 129 Knockeen ...... Kilkenny. Illustrated Guide and .. Croinlech Directory of ......... 129 Knockeenatoung ... ICillreany Private Theatre ... 129 Knockeennanooneen .. Statistical Observations Knockhouse ... Relative to ......... 128 ICnockinrichard ... 1Cilkenny;Survey of ...... I 28 Knocklofty
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