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Waterford : Printed for the Society by Harvey & WATERFORD : PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY BY HARVEY & CO. CONTENTS. ANNUAL MEETING ... ... .... 67 ARTICLES AND EDITED DOCUMENTS :- Ancient Ruined Churches of Co. Waterford. By Rev. P. Power, F. R.S.A. ... ... ... 83, 195 Ancient and Illust~iousWaterford Families.-The DobLyns and Waddings. By Patrick Higgins, F.a.s.A. ... 247 Dr. French, Bishop of Ferns. By Gabriel O'C. Kedmond, M. D., M. R.S.A , Cappoquin ... ... ... 238 Ecclesiological Gleanings and Jottings. By M. J. C. Bucliley, M. R.S.A. I. ... ... L b.3 ,,. 105, 142 Editorial Note .a, .., .., 66 Excursion Guides-I. Jerpoint, Src., 11. Ardmore. By Rev, P. Power, F.R.S.A. .,. , ... ... 147 History and Topography of the Parish of Hook, Co. Wexford. By Gabriel O'C. Redmond, M.D., M.R.S.A., Cappoquin 21, 96, 164, 220 In Search of Antiquities. By Rev. W. I-Iealy, P,P., M. R. S. A. I., Johnstown ... ... 129 Irish College of Lisbon. By Rev. E. Hogan ., . .., 14 Last Baron of Cluan, By Rev, W. Healy, I). P., M. R.S.A.I. 36 Lismore, St. Carthage of. By William H, Grattan Flood ,. 228 Manor of I<ilsheela~. By Count de la I'oer (Lord le Power and Coroghn~ore ... ... ,.. ... 116 On a Find of Bronze Iinplements in County Waterford. By Rev. P. Power, F.R.S.A. ..: . ,. ... x 47 Siege of Ardmore, 1642. By Jas. Bucltley ... ... 54 The Last ofthe Yurcells of Loughmoe. PJy Rev. R. PI. Long, Teinplemore ... ... ... ... 110 Travelling to Ireland in 1800, By E, B. ... ... 120 iv. CONTENTS. The Westmeath Chalice. Described by the Rev. J. F. M. ffrench, M. R. I. A., of Clonegal, Vice-president of the R. S. A. ... ... ... ... Where was the Church of St. Saviour of Kendenan situated? By Rev. J. F. M. ffrench, M.R.I.A. ... ... Worthies of Waterford and Tipperary. By Rev. E. Hogan, S.J., F.R.U.I., D.LIT. ... ... ... BALANCE SHEET, g~stDec., 1897, No. 16 ... ... 4 LIST OF MEMBERS:-No. 15, iii ; No. 16, iii ; No. 17, iii ; No. 18, iii. LIST OF OFFICERS :--No. 15, iii ; No. 16, iii ; No. 17. iii ; No. 18, iii. NOTES AND QUERIES:- Archaological and Literary Miscellany. By J. Coleman, M.R.S. A. I. ... ... .a. ... 60, 123, 192, 251 Ardmore Castle and Minehead, Co. Waterford. By J. Coleman ... ... ... ... 254 Derrinlaur-Ticltencor. By E. de P. De La Poer, le Power and Coroghnlore .. ..a ... .., 64 Early Waterford Printing. By Mr. E. R. McC. Dix .... 258 Early Printmg in Waterford, 1<ilkenny, kc. By J. Coleman, M.R.S.A.I. ... ... ... ... 186 Mr. Whitty of Ballyteague, Co. Wexford, kidnapped by the Spaniards, 1594. By G. OyC. Redlnoncl ... ...J 127 RULES :-No. 15, vii ; No. 16, vii ; No. 17, vii ; No. 18, vii. INDEX. Aegnus. St.... ... ... Aff ane . .. ... ... Aglish ... ... Archaological and Literary Miscellany ... Ardmore Castle ... ... Ardmore Cathedral ... ... Ardinore Round Tower ... ... Ardinore, Siege of ... ... Ard~noreto Dungarvan ... ... Aughavillar ... .. + ... Ballyinacart ... ... ... Barony of Coshmore and Coshbride ... Barony of Decies Within Urmn ... Barony of Decies Without Drum ... Beacon. Cresset. or Fire Beacon ... Beoc. St . ... ... ... Bewley ... ... Braughall. ~alhe;" ... ... Bronze Implements in Co. Waterford ... Cadoc. St.. Abbot of Llancarvan ... ... ... Cairbre. St.. or Cairpre ... ... ... ... Canoc. St.. or Mochonoc ... ... ... .. Carthage. St.. of Lismore ... .. 8 ... ... Celt. Derivation of .. t ... ... ... Celts. Different Classes ... ... ... ... Chevalier de Tess6 ... ... ... ...3 Cill-Moelloc ... ... ... ... Clashmore ... ... ... ... ... Coenlhan. St., of Ardne . Caemhan. or Ardcavan. Co. Wexford Cowerford. Father Thomas ... ... ... ... Comgall ... ., ... ... ... Coynt de Zauzun ... ... ... ... Crannoc ... , ... ... ... David. St.. or Dewid. Archbishop of Menevia ... ... Declan. St.. Stone of ... ... ... ... Declan. St.. Well of ... ... ... Diraidh. St.. or Deoraith. of~adardrttm ... ... Dobbyn. Family of ... ... ... ... Donoughmore. Church of ... ... ... .. Dubhan.St .... ... ... ..a ... Dunmaggin ... ... ... ... Dysert Church ... ... ... ... ... vi. INDEX. Early Churches, Peculiarity of ... Early Printing in Waterford and IGlkenny Episcopal Palace-fortress of Lisnlore ... Fintan, St. ... ... ... Fitz-Gerald, Family of ... ... Fitz-Gerald, Last Baron of Cluan ... Fitz-Gerald, Death of ... ... Franciscan Church, Old ... ... French, Family of ... ... Gortnaclea, Castle of ... ... Gortnaclea, Legend of " Cross-field ...... Grange, Dean's Grange or Lisginan ... Hamilton, George Count ... ... " IIebraica Diopatra" of Father Paul Sherlog Hook Church ... ... .,. Hook, Parish of.. ... Hook Tower, Building of ... ... Howlin, Rev. Brother Aloysius ... Ingolstadt, University of ... ... Jast, St., of Sleinhna in AlLa ... Jerome, St., Seminary of ... .,. Jerpoint ... ... ... Keegan, John, The Peasant Poet ... Kells ... ... ... Kilcockan ... .... ... Kilmeaden ... ... ... I<ilmolash ... ... ... IGlree ... ... ... Kilsheelaa, Manor of ... ... Kilwatermoy ... ... ... Kinsalebeg ... .-. ... Knockboy, Ruin at ... ... I<nocltmoan ... ... ... Knockmoan Bog.. ... .... I<nocktopher ... ... ... Legend of the Boar of Loughmoe Lisrnore " Book " and " Pastoral staff ;;' Lombard, Family of ... ... Lombard, Primate Peter ... * Loughmoe or Loughmore ... ... " Lumbardes Armes, " The.. ... Mncrone, Rose or Macrew ... ... M~collop ... ... ... Mogoroc, St., of Struthair ... ... Molana ... ... ... Mountrath, St. Patrick's Monastery ... vii . Nennoca. St.. or Nennoc ... ... ... 100 Non. St.. or Nonnita ... ... ... 100 oghk Stone. from Ruins of Erecaun's Church ... 33 Okyle .. s ... ... ... 217 Ormoodey Duke of ... ... ... 42 Ormond. Capture of ... ... ... 136 Ossory. Lord Baron of ... ... ... 138 Pharos of Corunna. The ... ... ... 224 Poem. by Paris Anderson ... ... ... 43 Proofs of the Manufacture of Weapons by Ancient Celts 48 Redmoncl. Family of ... ... ... 20 Reginald's Tower. Foundation of ... .. a 16 Relig Deglain (Ardmore) ... ... ... 159 Rincrew ... ... ... ... 207 Ringogoona ... ... ... ... 198 Rim-Dubhain ... ... ... ... 25 Ross. Ballad of Entrenchment of ... ... 178 Ross. Origin of Name of ... ... ... 172 Ross, Origin of the " Walle of Rosse " ... ... 180 Sarum-Rite ... ... ... 145 Shannhoe. Chapel of ... ... ... 131 Shanahoe Chapel. Painting of St . Peter ... 132 Sheepstown ... ... ... .... 152 Sherloclr. Family of ... ... 247 Sherlog. Father Paul ... ... ... 11 St. Saviour's Church. Situation of ... ... 17 Sword of Last Baron of Cluan ... ... 46 Tallow ... ... ... a,. 214 Templemichael ... ... ... .. 209 Turenne, Marshal ... ... ... 35 Treasures discovered in the Crypt of Cathedral. 1650 105 Villagarcia. Moviciate of ... ... ... 10 Wadding. Father Ambrose ... ... ... 3 Wadding. A.. Vocation of ... ... ... 4 Wadding. Father Ambrose. Tbeses of ... ... 8 Wadding. Father Michael :- (n) His Early Life ... ... 73 f b) He becomes a Jesuit ... ... 76 (c) His Work in the Mexican Mission ... 77 Wadding. Father Luke ... ... ... 9 Walsh. Family of ... ... ... 248 White. Father Stephen ... .. , ... 5 Whitechurch .. ... ... ... 88 Whitty. Mr.. of Ballyteague. Kidnapped by Spaniards. 1594 ... 127 Wympler. John de ... ... ... ... 19 Wyse. Family of ... ... ... ... 247 Youghal. Chapel of St . Anne's ... ... ... 20 OF THE WATERFORD & SOUTH EAST OF IRELA.I!(D First Quartel--- N UAR Y to MA RCN. PRESIDENT : MOST REVEREND R. A. SHEEIIAN, D.D., F.R.S.A. VICE-PRESIDENTS: HON. DUDLEY F. FORTESCUE, J.P., D.L., MA. LORD ROBERTS, V.C. JOIIN N. WHITE, J.P., M.R.I.A. R, J. USSHER, J.P. (For Co. Waterford)--C. PERCEVAL BOLTON, J. P. (For Co. Tipperary)-COUNT E. DE LA POER. (For Co. 1Glltenny)-M. J. HURLE'I.', F. R. S. A. COMWITTTEE : DR. J. B. NORRIS CAVE. REV. P. POWER, c.c., F.R.S.A. PATRICK IlIGGINS E. TVALSITE KELLY. MAJOR 0. WHEELER CUFFE. REV. W. BURKE. REV. W. W. FLEMYNG. CAPT. L. BONAPARTE WYSE. J. R. B. JENNINGS, NOH. EDITOR: Rev. DANIEL O'COXNELL, B.D., Waterford, HON. SECRETARY : W. LAMBERT BURKE, National Bank, Waterford. HON. TREASURER : T. H. BRETT, Munster and Leinster Bank, Waterford. MEMBERS OF 'THE SOCIETY. "Xllingham, Jno., Jnr., Tramore +Appleton, Henry, 26, William Street, Waterford "Barrett-Hamilt~r~,G. E. EL, B.A., Y.R.I.A., Kildare-street Club, Dublin Earron, Rev. M., c.c., St, john's Presbytery, Waterford I Barry, Rev. J., 0. P., Dominican Church, Waterford *Barry, Rev. R. E., P.P., Rathcormack, Fermoy, Co. Cork "Beary, Michael, Borough Surveyor, Dungarvan Bilton, Joseph, Henrietta Street, Waterford Board of Works, The Secretary, Dublin "Blake, Mrs. *4., Clifton Lodge, Seafield Avenue, Monltstown, Co. Dublin "Bolton, C. Perceval, J.P., Brook Lodge, Halfway House, Waterford "Hrady, Sir F. W., Bart., Sorrento Cottage, Dalliey Brenan, R. E., Post Office, Dungarvan iv. MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY-Continued. "Brett, T. H., Munster and Leinster Bank, MTaterford *Brown, Rev. R. L., o.s.F., Franciscan Convent, Liberty Street, Cork "Bucliley, James, Primrose Club, Park Place, St. Jan~es's, London, S.W. "Buclcley, M. J. C., 10, St. John's Quay, Kilkenny *Burke, W. L., National Bank, Waterford Burlie, Rev. P., The Presbytery, George's Street, Wat erford "Burke, Rev. W. P., Catherine Street, Waterford Burtchaell, G. D., M.A., LL.B., 7, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin Callanan, Rev. M., c.c., Portlaw "Cane, J. B. Norris, M.D., Mullinavatt "Carrigan, Rev. W., c.c., Durrow, Queen's Co. Castletown, Lord, of Upper Ossory, D. L., F. R.s.A., Abbeyleix Cavanagh, Michael, 1159, Fourth Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. Chandlee, Samuel, Gaul's Mills, Waterforcl Cochrane, Robert, M,I.C. E., F.R.s.A., 17, Highfield Noad, D~~blin "Colenlan, James, 11, Manchester Street, Southampton Cooke, John, M.A., F.R.s.A., 66, Morehampton Road, Dul>lil:
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