William Francis Thomas Butler

“ James II. (Duke of York) , hostility of to the Irish, 172, 208; obtains forfeited estates, 180; upholds Act of Settlement, 203; lands in Ireland, 211; Parliament of, 211—218; sets aside revenues to compensate deserving persons, 215; opposes repeal of Act of Settlement, and Act of Attainder, 218.
K.
Kerry, Co., O'Mores transplanted to, 16; claims to land in, 22, 23; Earls of Desmond and, 24; numbers transplanted from, 149, 158; landowners in in 1641, 202; after the Restoration, 202, 225; Catholic landowners in in early 19th century, 238. ”

“ Clanricard, Earl of, grant to, 11, 40, 99; marriages of, 59, n.; loyalty and connections of, 105; condemned to death by Cromwell, 124; allowed to live in England, 125, n.; loyalty of, 168; recovers his estate, 202; fate of estate of under William III., 221, 7Z..; conforms to the Established Church, 238.
Clanwilliam, barony of, 149.
Clare, Co. Landowners of to get Letters Patent for their estates, 80, 102; petition on behalf of the landowners in, 103; they acknowledge the King's title, 107; devastation of in 1653, 117; assigned to transplanted Irish, 134, 135 ”

“ Muskerry, MacCarthys of, 52; barony of set apart for inhabitants of Cork, etc., 143, 182, n.; Lord of, 172, 182, n.
N.
Nominees, 178, 191, 196, 197, 199, 201, 205.
O.
O'Brennans, confiscation of lands of, 112, n.
O'Brien, Murrogh, last King and first Earl of Thomond, 17; Conor, Murrogh's predecessor, 17; Donough, son of Conor, to succeed to earldom, 17; Sir Daniel of Doagh proves " constant good affection," 132, n.; Daniel, founder of the line of Viscounts Clare, 35. ”

“ Roche's land in Wexford, 65; Roche, Lady, executed by Cromwellians, 127.
Roscommon, Irish in, 98; peasant proprietors in, 102, n.; jury of finds title for Crown, 105.
S.
Salisbury, letter of Sir J. Davies to, 3, 38, n.; 46, n.; 51; letters of Chichester to, 63, 67, 78, n.; Lord Delvin accused of threats to murder, 78, n.
Sarsfields, of Sarsfield's Court, 182, 231.
Sarsfield, Earl of Lucan, exempted from Act of Outlawry of William III., 228.
Settling, Act of Long Parliament for of Ireland, 121—133. 217; Mr. Gardiner on effects of, 126. ”

“ Protestant purchasers in, 198, 200; area in set out to transplantees, 152, 153, 162, 198, 201; area confiscated in, 157; value of land in, 135, 159; fate of transplantees to, 163, 177, 178, 188, 201, 206, 207 ”

“ Dudley, petitions for restoration to his estate, 192, n.
Commission of Grace, 208.
Comyn, Sir Nicholas, 147.
Connaught, lands held in by the Burkes, 8; Hy. VIII.'s title to, 10; composition of, 11, 85, 86, 100—101: confiscation in under Elizabeth, 35; dealings of James I. with landowners of, 80, 95, 96, 101; early history of, 97; Crown title to, 98—100, 105—107; patents for lands in not enrolled, 103, 104; projected plantation of, 104, 112, 113; transplantation of Irish to, 115, 134—139, 143—147; certificates of transplantation to, 147—149; only gentry transplanted to, 146, 149 ”

“ Kingston, Lord, 190, 213, n.; pardoned by William III., 228.
Kinsale, townsmen of declare for English in 1641, 118, 140; case of tried by a special court, 141—-143; exempted from transplantation, 143; fate of at Restoration, 168, 181, 182.
L.
Lansdowne, Marquis of (see Kerry, Lord) , 193, 252.
Laurence. Interest of Ireland, 200, n.
Leicester, Earl of, grant to, 181, 182.
Leinster, effect of Statute of Absentees on, 10, 19; confiscation in under Elizabeth, 35; plantation of, 55—96; Kings of, 60, 61; Irish districts in remaining unplanted at end of reign of James I., 90, 97 ”