INDE X. The Roman Numerals direct to the Volume, A ACCOUNTS, public, of Ireland, no inftance of their examination previous to the Revolution, II. 184. Actions, ftatute for the limitation of, I. 365. Ambaffador, fir Henry Wooton's definition of the cha- racter of, II. 171. Anglefey, earl of, I. 275. 291. Annally, lord, II. 108. Annesley, Mr. Arthur, I. 260. Antrim, marquis of, I. 388. 401. Appeal, the firft regular one entered on the lords' Appeals in England, how regulated before the 43 Eliz. 1. 155. Appeals, to England, prohibited by an early Irish fta- Ara, Mac Brian, I. 153. Ardagh, bishop of, I. 349. Arlington, earl of, I. 269. 284. Armagh, the public library at, II. 95, note. VOL. II. E e Arran, Arran, Richard earl of, married to lady Mary Stuart, Arundel of Wardour, lord, I. 298. Affent, royal, how given to Irifh bills, I. 64. Bill Atherdee, borough of, II. 24. 29. Atherton, bifhop, ftatute paffed with fuppofed reference Aungier, fir Francis, mafter of the rolls, I. 168. B Bacon, lord chancellor, I. 177. The first appeal from Baltinglafs, lord, I. 349. Bann, account of the creek of, I. 15, note. Barnwell, fir Chriftopher, heads an oppofition in the Bath, John, his eftate protected against the bill for Bathurst, Mr. II. 92. Belling, fir Richard, I. 239. Benefices, ecclefiaftical, regulations for presentations Bennet, fir Henry, 1. 250. Berkeley, John lord, made lord lieutenant of Ireland, I. 274. 278. Bettefworth, Thomas, II. 13. Bettefworth, ferjeant, II. 183. Beverwart, the heer, I. 249. Billeting foldiers on members of parliament, complaints of, 11. 86. Bills, how they originate in, the Irish parliament, I. 59. Expences upon, 61. Ordered not to be read thrice in one day, 175. Double fees to be paid, when more parties than one concerned in a bill, 345. Bills depending, die upon a prorogation, Il. How Irish bills are framed, 142. 21. Bingham, fir Henry, II. 11. 14. Bishops, &c. impowered to make leafes, I. 373. Boat, judge, I. 383. Bolton, Richard, efq. I. 177. Bolton, fir Richard, lord Chancellor, I. 347. 350. 354. 358. 360. II. 43. 75. 104. Boothe, fir George, I. 250. Boughton, Mr. II. 133. Boyd, Mr. II. 136. Bramhall, archbishop, fpeaker of the house of lords, I. 414. II. 120. Brampton, fir Thomas, expelled the house of commons, II. 2. Bristol, earl of, I. 237. 239. Brittas, lord, I. 344. Bryan, fir Barnaby, II. 7. 10. Buckingham, duke of, I. 268. Bullen, queen Anna, her pedigree, I. 197. Burghs, the origin of, in Ireland, II. 6. Writs of quo warranto brought against such as fent members to parliament without being qualified, 119. Burton, Mr. II. 137. Bushe, Mr. II. 150, note. Butler, derivation of the family name of, I. 192. Butler, fir Edmund, his violent oppofition in the Irifh house of commons, 11 Eliz. I. 79. Is proclaimed a traitor, 154. Butler, colonel Richard, of Kilcafh, I. 205. 254. 258. Butler, lady Mary, married to lord Cavendish, I. 261. E e 2 Butler, Butler, fir Thomas, II. 17. Cahan, Mr. II. 105. C. Capel, lord, I. 410. II. 187. Carlton, John, II. 79 Carr, George, efq. II. 78. Carrick, Edmund earl of, lord Butler of Ireland, I. 193. Carysfort, lord, II. 131. Caftellogallen, Theobald lord, I. 381. Caftel-chamber, the ancient court of, how compofed, Caftlehaven, lord, I. 226. Cafleftewart, lord, queftion of precedence between him Catelyne, Mr. recorder of Dublin, chofen fpeaker of Caulfield, lord, I. 326. Chambers, Mr. II. 136. Chancellor, lord, why generally the fpeaker in the houfe Chancery, the first appeal from the English court of, Charlemont, lord, I. 405. Charles-fort, at Kinfale, built, I. 289. Charles I. his letter for the affeffment of Irish peers, Charles II. defeated at Worcester, I. 230. Retires to Charlemont, lord, II. 188. 190. Chefterfield, Elizabeth countess of, I. 258. Her death, 266. Chichester, |