INDEX. ABSENTEES, 267 Adair, village of and ruins at, 58 to 60 Adams, Miss, epitaph on, 242 Affane, contest between the Butlers and Fitz- geralds at, 123 Alexander, an eccentric character, 218 Allua, or Lua, lake of, 283 Amethysts, quarry of, at Blackrock, 215 anecdote respecting, 216 Annabuoy or Avonbuoy, river of, 209 discovery of at Ballybeg Abbey, 113 at Youghall, 145 near Castle Martyr, 253 at Carrigrohan, 289 at Blarney, 307 gold ornaments at various Architecture, sketch of the progress of, 259 to 267 round towers, see Round Towers at Cloyne, 242 of Kilmallock described, 63 to 65 old mansion of Ronaynes Court, 211 the cathedral of Cloyne, as de- the castellated house or court, 267 hospitals, friaries, and chantries, the old parochial chapels, 270 Architecture, the rock of Cashel, 271 Holy-Cross Abbey, 272 irregularity in Ireland, 273 Ardmore, round tower, ruins and superstitions at, 160 to 165 Asbestos, 321 Aughrim, battle of, 47 Awbeg river, 290 Balleen, seat of Dean Scott, 127 Ballinatry, seat of Mr. Smith, 122 Ballincollig, castle of, 289 Ballintemple, village and churchyard of, 212 Ballybeg, glen and abbey of, 112 Ballydouve, glen of, 128 Ballyhooley, village and castle of, 130 Ballyslough, churchyard of, 101 Ballyvourney, affray at (note), 231 Bandon, inscription over the gate of, 160 Banshee, popular notions respecting the, 91 Bantry, invasion of the French at, 193 Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne, his observation anecdote of his kitchen wench, 224 Blackrock, village and castle of, 211 want of places of worship at, 215 Blarney, village of, 291 castle of, 292 tradition respecting, and grounds of, Blind man, enigmatical epitaph on a, 218 Cluricaune, popular notions respecting the, 84 Coins of Elizabeth's, singular discovery of at discovery of at Youghall, 144 Convamore, seat of Lord Ennismore, 130 Copper mines in the South of Ireland, 311 to Cork, derivation of the name, 185 city of, described, 186 to 188 account of its improvement, 188 to 193 state of the fine arts and literature in, harbour, 206 to 219 Remembrancer, Fitzgeralds, 184 Earl of, obtains Lismore from Sir W. defends Youghall against Lord obtains the college of Youghall, 148 his family monument at Youg- critical examination of his cha- racter and conduct, 152 to 160 Coronation, celebration of at Doneraile, 104 Courtship of the peasantry, 234 Courtstown, see Knocknaclashy Cox, Sir Richard, his panegyric on Lord Cork, translation of a Keen upon, 174 Creg, seat of Col. Stewart, castle of, 130 Sugan, Earl of, 74, 76 James, the young Earl of, sketch of Earls of, their arbitrary conduct, 122 Doneraile, village of, 104 Drake, Sir Francis, anecdote of, 209 Dress of the peasantry, 221 to 223 Drumana, formerly the seat of Lord Grandison, Drumcaragh Castle, 285 Dundanion, castle of, 212 Galtee mountains, 19 Games played at the wake of a corpse, 171 Gerald, family of, pedigree of the founder, Geraldines, see Fitzgerald Giant's stairs, 210 Ginkell, General, siege of Limerick under, 47 Glen Flesk, metallic appearances near, 33 Glenmire, village of, and skirmish at, 217 Gold ornaments, discovery of, 318 mine in the County Wicklow, 319 Gossipred, custom of, 10 Gougaun Barra, lake of, 275 Grace, family of, pedigree of the founder, Grafton, Duke of, killed, 201 Gur Lough, castle of, 61 to 63 Ireland, its history considered unimportant, 2 sketch of the history of, 4 Liclash, castle of, 129 parties and politics of Charles the progress of Cromwell through, 11 secret associations and rebellion of political state of, from 1780 to the travelling in, 18 to 36 scenery of the southern counties of, 18 fire arms introduced into, (note) 255 Ireton, his death at Limerick, 43 Irish and English peasantry contrasted, 2 national character, 13 brigade, 48 |