O’Sealbhaigh, Augustine, Bishop of Waterford, 35, 52
O’Shaughnessy, seated at Gort in Galway, 271, 410
— Sir Dermot, 333
Osney, 198
— Earldom;
see Piers, eighth Earl of Ormonde.
— Upper;
see Upper Ossory.
O’Sullivan, Beare or Bere (in West Cork), 268
O’Toole, St. Lawrence, Archbishop of Dublin, 35, 45, 51, 251
— Tirlogh, chief of Imaile, 222, 238, 252, 253, 265, 287
— Art Oge, brother to Tirlogh, 253
O’Tooles, the, of Imaile (Upper Talbotstown) in Wicklow, 57, 70, 80, 86, 154, 166, 221, 223, 238, 244, 251-253, 326, 397
Overy, William, 91
Owel, Lough, 18
— Beg, in Limerick, 99
Paget, Sir William, afterwards Lord, 335, 390, 398
Pale, the, 71, 76, 80, 123, 129-132, 171, 200, 203, 209, 254, 335
Palestine, 271
Paparo, Cardinal, 35
— George, 345, 347, 348, 352, 359, 373
Parry, Stephen ap, 189-193, 203, 224, 395
Patrick, St., 4, 12, 14, 17, 18, 32, 33, 35, 305
— Bishop of Dublin;
see Gillapatrick.
— — — Limerick, 36
Patrick's day, St., 282
— Cathedral, St., 109, 158, 173, 281, 322, 341, 394
— purgatory, St., 127
— III., Pope, 307
— IV., Pope, 394
Paulet, William, Marquis of Winchester, 208
— George, brother to the Marquis, 208, 229, 234
Payne, John, Bishop of Meath (1483-1506), 104
Paynswick, Robert, Prior and first Dean of Christ Church, Dublin, 303
Payntenye, Richard, 114
Pembroke, Earl of;
see Marshal.
Pembrokeshire, 183
Peter, St., 28
— the Pope called Coarb of St., 14
Peto the Franciscan, 394
Philippa, Countess of Ulster, 84
Philipstown, 206, 340, 400-403, 408
Pirry, Martin, 351
Pius II. (Æneas Sylvius), Pope, 92
Poer, Le Poer, De Poer, De Poher, Power, 53, 64, 70, 75, 85, 88, 258;
see Power.
Pole, Reginald, Cardinal Archbishop of Canterbury, 181, 219, 401, 413, 414
— John de la, 100
Powell, an officer, 203
— Watkin, 327
Power, a pirate, 330
— of Curraghmore, Richard, first Baron by creation, 236
— Peter, second Baron, son of the last named, 276, 277
— Edward, bastard brother of Peter, 276
Powerscourt, 200, 238, 251, 252, 397
Poynet, John, Bishop of Winchester, 368
Poynings, Sir Edward, Lord Deputy (1494-1496), 110-115;
first Parliament held under his ‘Act,’ 118, 160, 198, 279
Prendergast, Maurice de, 42
— name of, 71
Prestons, family of, 76
Protector, Fort;
see Maryborough.
Puebla, Rodrigo de la, 188
Purcell, a pirate, 166, 169, 173
— John, Bishop of Ferns, 297, 298
— name of, 64
Queen’s County;
see Leix.
Quentin, St., battle of, 391
Quin or Coyne, John, Bishop of Limerick (1521-1551), 300, 305, 306, 354
Radclyffe;
see Sussex.
— Sir Henry, brother to Sussex, 408
Ragnal, name, 29
— son of Ivar, 19
Ralph, Archbishop of Canterbury;
see Eures.
Raphoe, church and see of, 12, 211, 293
Rathlin Island, 271, 272, 360, 361, 377
Rathmore, 222
Rathvilly, 326
Ratisbon, 306
Rawson, Sir John, created Viscount of Clontarf, 155, 160, 178, 258, 316
Raymond, Le Gros Fitzgerald;
see Le Gros.
— Oge, 328
Rede, Sir Richard, Lord Chancellor in 1546, 284
Redman, Robert, 89
Rennes, 219
Renteria, 184
Reyley, Robert, 165
Rice;
see Tudor.
Richard, Earl;
see Strongbow.
— I., 58
— III., 93
— Duke of York;
see York.
Richmond, Henry, Duke of, natural son of Henry VIII., Lord Lieutenant (1529-1536), 153, 204
Riddlesford, Walter de, 251
Ridley, Nicholas, Bishop of London, 216
Rinuccini, Giovan Battista, 318, 402
Robert II., King of Scotland, 272
Rocheford, name of, 64
Roderic, King;
see O’Connor.
Rokeby, Sir Thomas, 84
— William, Bishop of Meath, (1507-1511), Archbishop of Dublin (1512-1521), 131, 290, 291
Rookes, a pirate, 166, 169, 172, 173
Rosamond Clifford (Fair Rosamond), 59
Rosen, General, 167
Ross, or New Ross, in Wexford, 59, 74, 85, 235, 285, 373
— Old, in Wexford, 198
— in Carbery (West Cork), church and see of, 293, 295, 306
— Earl of, in Scotland, 279
Rouen, 89
Russell, John, first Earl of Bedford, 282
Rutland, Thomas Manners, first Earl of, 150
Ryans, the, of Idrone in Carlow, 340
— the, of Tipperary;
see O’Mulrian.
Sadleir, Sir Ralph, 253
St. John, Elizabeth, wife of the eighth Earl of Kildare, 115
St. Lawrence, Thomas, a Judge of the King’s Bench, 231;
see Howth.
St. Leger, Sir Anthony, of Ulcombe, Lord Deputy (1540-1547, 1550-1551, and 1553-1556); Royal Commissioner in Ireland, 208;
detained by weather at Holyhead, 210, 212;
correctly appreciates the Irish question, 213;
arrives in Ireland, 232;
labours of his Commission, 232-3;
his opinion of Cromwell, 234;
Viceroy, 249;
Revenue Commissioners associated with him, 250;
determines to begin with Leinster, 250;
proposes to ennoble O’Connor, 251;
his caution, 254;
Desmond submits to him, 255, 256;
goes to Munster, 257;
holds a Parliament, 258;
makes Henry VIII. King of Ireland, 259;
meets O’Donnell at Cavan, 262;
chastises the O’Neills, 263;
invents winter campaigns, 264;
his success as a governor, 265;
treats the Irish mildly, 266;
regulates the Desmond country, 267;
Munster chiefs flock to him at Cork, 268;
procures the submission of O’Neill, 269;
his successes in Ulster, 273;
sick of Ireland, 275;
in England, 276;
returns to Ireland, 278;
his negotiations with Scotch malcontents, 280;
raises Irish troops for foreign service, 281;
on bad terms with Ormonde, 282-286;
in England, 283;
restored to his Irish government, 285, 286;
recommends Dowdall for the primacy, 307;
profits by the dissolution of the monasteries, 320;
his dealings with the Irish, 326;
recalled, 327;
considered inventor of the cess, 344;
reappointed Deputy, 348;
adopts a conciliatory policy, 349;
finds the garrisons utterly demoralised, 350;
cannot get the necessary funds, 351;
welcomed by Tyrone, 353;
has the communion service translated into Latin, 354;
his conference with Dowdall, 355;
is compared by Browne to Gallio, 356;
has ideas of toleration, 357;
repudiates the name of Papist, 358;
his mining projects, 372;
O’Donnell quiet in his time, 373;
reappointed Deputy, 378;
lands, 385;
conforms to Mary’s religious plans, 386;
hated chiefly for his good deeds, 396;
superseded, 397;
Sussex is jealous of his influence, 408
St. Leger, Sir James, 126
St. Leger, Robert, 255
Saintloo, Sir John, Marshal of the Army (1535), 170, 178, 189, 193
— Captain William, seneschal of Wexford, 199, 201, 203, 206, 221, 231, 232, 235
Salisbury, John of, 37
— Robert of, 54
Sall, Dr., 320
Sanda Island, 282
Sandal Hill, 91
Sandell, in Scotland, 410
Sanders, Matthew, Bishop of Leighlin, 1527-1549, 305, 306
Sandford, John, Archbishop of Dublin and Viceroy in 1290, 95
Sarpi, Fra Paolo, 394
Savages, a family settled in Ards, Co. Down, 77, 129, 199, 232, 263
Scandinavians, 15
Scotland, Scots, Scotch, 64, 66, 199, 230, 232, 237, 239, 241, 247, 271-274, 282, 309, 310, 333, 341, 345, 347, 352, 360-362, 364, 365, 376, 377, 385, 395, 398, 408, 410;
see MacDonnell.
Seymour, Queen Jane, 196
— Thomas Lord, Lord Admiral, 331, 337
Seymours, the, 286;
see Somerset.
Shannon River, 47, 124, 182, 200, 203, 228, 256, 265, 334, 402
Shaxton, Nicholas, Bishop of Salisbury, 322
Shee, Robert, 389
Sheehy, Clan, 140
Shetland, 32
Sidney, Sir Henry, several times Lord Deputy, 88, 122, 243, 286, 315, 397;
his first service in Ulster, 398, 403;
sides with Sussex against Dowdall, 408
Sigurd, Earl of Orkney, 26, 28
Skeffington, Sir William, called ‘The Gunner’; Viceroy, 153, 154, 155;
hostile to Kildare, 160, 161, 162, 163;
Viceroy, 165;
his inactivity, 171;