Kanturk, 49
Kavanagh, clan, 135, 246, 297, 309, 443
— Art, 223
— Brian MacDonogh, 356
— Donnell Spaniagh, 323, 331, 371
Kearney, Patrick, M.P. for Cashel, 141
— John, 473
Keate, a settler in Munster, 198
Kells, in Meath, 257, 279, 339, 340
— in Antrim, 137
Kenmare Bay, 36
Kenry, 36, 126, 127: see Pallaskenry
Kerry, Fitzmaurice’s descent in, 12, 20, 31, 41, 47, 57, 66, 68;
Spanish descent in, 69, 70, 78, 95, 96, 108-112;
considered as safe as Middlesex, 169;
the Armada on the coast, 172, 173, 188, 198;
flight of English settlers from, 305, 378, 379, 406;
its pacification by Carew, 420;
strongholds there, 443
— cattle, 446
Key, or Cè, Lough, 338
Kilbritain, 455
Kilcolman, granted to Spenser, 198, 199, 292;
Kilcommon, in Wicklow, 137
Kilcornan, in Limerick, 272
Kilcrea, 430
Kilcullen, 323
Kildare, 388
— Gerald Fitzgerald, eleventh Earl of, 19, 26, 29, 53, 54;
a prisoner, 83;
his intrigue with the Pope, 117, 134;
dies in London, 140
Kildare, Henry, twelfth Earl of, son of the foregoing, 246;
dies in Ulster, 286
— William, thirteenth Earl of, brother of the foregoing, drowned in the Channel, 319
— Gerald, fourteenth Earl of, (descendant of the ninth Earl), 335, 348
Kilkenny, 8, 29, 38, 72, 87, 113, 141, 309, 310, 305, 319, 399, 416
Killala, Donough O’Gallagher, Papal bishop of, 18
Killaloe, Cornelius O’Mulrian, Papal bishop of, 6, 10, 18, 69, 90, 462
— rival bishops of, 459
Killilagh, 175
Kilmacduagh, 79
Kilmakilloge, 421
Kilmallock, 24, 26, 27, 39, 43, 46, 56, 58, 107, 108, 141, 169, 307, 365, 366, 377, 379;
strange scene there, 383
Kilmore, Bishop of, 204: see Garvey
Kiltinan, 400
Kinel-Connell (tribe name of the O’Donnells), 408
— Owen (tribe name of the O’Neills), 408
dialogue on its condition, 302, 323, 370, 403, 443
Kinsale, 19, 32, 72, 112, 149, 361, 381;
reflections on it, 414, 417, 419, 465
— De Courcey, Baron of, 112, 455
Kinsella (tribe name of the Kavanaghs, &c.), 6
Kirton, Lieutenant Francis, 423
Knockacroghery, 175
Knockfime, 175
Knockgraffon, 96
Knock Robin, 401
Knollys, Sir William, 314, 315
Knolt family, 48
Lacy, Piers, 302, 306, 378, 393
Lagan River, at Belfast, 289
— — in Monaghan, 340
Lambert, Sir Oliver, 427
Lane, one, 275
Larne, 151
Lasso, Rodrigo de, 192
Latin, 456
Latwar, Rev. Dr., 392
League, the, 424
Leane, Lough, Killarney, 49
Lecale, 418
Lee River, 354
Lee, Henry, 367
— Captain Thomas, 168, 197, 238, 239, 244, 265, 275, 324
Legge, Robert, 197
Leicester, Robert Dudley, Earl of, 87, 121, 153, 161, 162, 167, 208, 317
Leighlin, or Leighlin Bridge, 8, 39, 135
— See of: see Meredith
Leinster, a Spanish duchy or marquisate, 1, 6
Leitrim County, 34, 216, 279, 423, 443
— Barony of, in Co. Galway, 104, 119, 120: see Burke, Sir John Shamrock
Lennox, Duke of, 436
Leo X., Pope, 51
Leonard, Margaret, 230
Lepanto, 2
Le Strange, Sir Thomas, 166, 204
Levant, the, 2
Leveson, Admiral Sir Richard, 402, 404, 405, 417
Leyva, Alonso de Leyva, 177-180, 194, 204
Liffey River, 61, 132, 226, 323, 369
Limerick, 12, 22, 23, 26-28, 30, 41, 44, 45, 50, 54, 56, 72, 76, 77, 83, 107, 126, 127, 149, 165, 172, 199, 217, 287, 306, 311, 327, 377, 381, 398
— County, 46, 68, 70, 72, 104, 106, 108, 111, 141, 198, 302, 305, 404, 443
Lisbon, 6, 11, 183, 194, 399, 472
Liscahan, 378
Liscannor, 175
Liscarroll, 430
Lisdoonvarna, 175
Lisfinnen, 35
Lismore diocese: see Magrath
Listowel, 41
Littleton, 381
Liverpool, 451
Lixnaw, Baron of: see Thomas, Lord Fitzmaurice
Loftus, Adam, Archbishop of Dublin, Lord Keeper in 1579 and from 1581 to 1603, Lord Chancellor after that, ... Lord Justice 1582, 1597, and 1599; ... 51, 53, 60, 82, 92, 97;
willing to pardon Desmond, 104, 116, 120-122;
on bad terms with Perrott, 124, 125;
his dispute with Perrott about St. Patrick’s, 133-135;
his influence on legislation, 142, 143, 146;
his enmity to Perrott, 157-159;
accused of corruption, 197;
his connection with Bishop Jones, 212, 217;
his contribution to Perrott’s ruin, 229, 237;
Lord Justice, 291, 300, 345, 466;
first provost of Trinity College, 470, 471, 474, 476
— Captain Adam, son of the foregoing, 330, 332
Lombard, Peter, titular Primate 1601-1625, 459
London aldermen, as a standard to compare soldiers by, 40
London Bridge, 114
Londonderry, siege of, 414
Long, John, Archbishop of Armagh, 125, 457, 466-468
— Barony, in Galway, 104
Loop Head, 175
Lope de Vega, 193
Loughrea, Castle and Barony of, 79, 104, 365
— Mills of, 340
Love, Captain, 399
Loyola, 462
Lucas, a pet name for Ormonde, 52
Lugnaquilla mountain, 61
Luzon, Don Alonso de, 187, 191, 192
— Don Diego de, 192
Lynch, William, 474
Lyon, William, Bishop of Ross 1582, and of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross 1586-1617, describes military abuses, 102;
MacBaron, Sir Cormac O’Neill: see O’Neill
MacBrien (O’Goonagh), 23
— Grace, 96
his importance, 201;
the Queen’s gift to him, 240, 293;
his notions of loyalty, 360, 361, 363, 378, 402, 420, 426
— Donnell, Clancare’s natural son, 201, 241
— Donnell na Pipy, 56
— Reagh, chief of Carbery, 56, 112, 201, 420, 455
— Sir Cormac MacDermot, 112, 328, 406, 429, 430
— Sir Cormac MacTeigue, 45, 46, 55
— MacCarthies, 47, 292, 293, 327, 398
— MacDonogh, chief of Duhallow, 101, 112
— Dermot Moyle, 420
— Dermot, called Don Dermutio by the Spaniards, 402
— Lady Ellen, married to Florence MacCarthy, 200: see Clancare.
MacClancy, MacGlannahie, Manglana, 184-186, 191, 216
MacCowlie, MacCoolie: see MacMahon
MacCragh, Donogh, 112
MacDermot, of Moyling, in Roscommon, 263, 337, 365, 403
MacDevitt, a sept of O’Dogherties, Hugh Boy, Phelim Reagh, 377
MacDonnell, Sorley boy, 10, 64, 130, 138-140, 150;
comes to terms with the Queen, 151, 180, 435
— Alaster MacSorley, eldest son of the foregoing, 150, 151, 289
— Donnell MacSorley, brother of the foregoing, 289
— James MacSorley, brother of the two foregoing, 289, 290;
called ‘Dunluce,’ 291
— Randal MacSorley, first Earl of Antrim, brother of the three foregoing, 289, 290, 394, 406, 436
MacDonnell, Alaster and Angus, nephews to Sorley Boy, 138, 151, 153
— Donnell Gorme, 130, 136, 153
— Ineen Duive, or Black Agnes, mother of Hugh Roe O’Donnell, wife of Sir Hugh O’Donnell, 171, 190, 196, 221, 222: see O’Donnell
MacDonnells, 18, 128, 138-140, 192
MacDonogh, 49
MacEgan, Owen, sometimes called Bishop of Ross, the Pope’s vicar in Munster, 422, 425, 429, 464, 465
MacFynyn, a leader of Munster kerne, 49, 112
MacGawran, Edmund, titular Primate of all Ireland, 1587-1593;
MacGeohegan, Ross, 65
— Brian, half-brother of the foregoing, 65
MacGeohegan’s castle, 388
MacGibbons, 47: see Fitzgibbon.
MacGrath and Creagh, or MacCraghe, Bishop Dermot, 465: see Creagh
Machary, James, 194
MacHugh, Feagh: see O’Byrne
MacKenna, 203, 227, 228: see Trough
Mackworth, Captain, 75, 76, 194, 354
MacMahon, Sir Ross, chief of Monaghan, 202
— Hugh Roe, brother of the foregoing, 202
— Brian MacHugh Oge, 202, 203, 239, 407
— Ever MacCoolie, 203, 341, 390
— Teig, of Co. Clare, 311