or boroughs, or for the faid college of the Holy Trinity of Dub.
lin, fhall arife, by death or otherwife, the chancellor, keeper, or
commiffioners of the great feal, upon fuch vacancy being certi-
fied by them respectively, by the proper warrant, shall forthwith
caufe a writ to iffue for the election of a perfon to fill up such
vacancy; and fuch writ, and the returns thereon, respectively
being returned into the crown-office in that part of the united
kingdom called Ireland, fhall from thence be transmitted to the
crown-office in that part of the united kingdom called England,
and be certified to the House of Commons in the fame manner
as the like returns have been usually or shall hereafter be certi-
fied; and copies of the said writs and returns, attefted by the
chancellor, keeper, or commiffioners of the great seal of Ireland
for the time being, shall be preserved in the crown-office of Ire-
land, and shall be evidence of fuch writs and returns, in case the
original writs and returns fhall be loft; be it enacted, that the
faid act, fo herein recited, be taken as a part of this act, and
be deemed to all intents and purposes incorporated within the
fame.
III. And be it enacted, that the great feal of Ireland may, if
his majefty fhall fo think fit, after the Union, be used in like
manner as before the Union, except where it is otherwife pro-
vided by the foregoing articles, within that part of the united
kingdom called Ireland; and that his majesty may, so long as
he fhall think fit, continue the privy council of Ireland to be
his privy council for that part of the united kingdom called
Ireland.
The Numeral Letters refer to the Volume; the Figures to
ANNALS of Ireland 1. 51, 52 Bruce's, Edward, invasion 161
Armoric, of, Saint Lawrence,
fierce battle of his band 130
Army, low condition of
Antrim, earl of, Randal Mac-
donel, circumvented by
Munroe
unites with the Irish 429
defeated by the confe-
derates
Antiremonftrants, II.
Attainder, enormous
abolished
Bagnal, Sir Henry, flain
Blunt, lord Mountjoy, his ex-
ploits
Baronets inftitution of
Borlafe, Sir John, lord justice
Boyne, battle of. II. 135, 142
Bookey, Thomas, killed
Church, ancient of Ireland 52,58
re-established, II.
Cafhel, Synod of, I.
Cathal, bloody handed
of James the 2d II. 114, 115
Carew, Sir George, his tranf-
actions, [.
303, 306
•Convocation
328, 346.
Coote, Sir Charles, his violenoe
397, 399
his death
406
fecond Sir Charles feizes
Galway, II.
created earl of Mont-
rath
31
Convention of Kikenny, I. 413,
416
national scheme of, II. 286,
289
Caftlehaven lord, I.
416, 417
Cromwel, Oliver. acts 488, 499
Henry's acts, II. 17, 20
Clanricarde chief governor 6,
14
Cattle, Irish, prohibited 48, 50
Churchill earl of Marlborough
156, 159
Commerce, Irish, reftricted 191,
192
eftrictions of, relaxed 266
propofitions of 293, 296
Confent, previous difpute con-
cerning
225, 226
Cornwallis viceroy 418, 505
refignation of- 505
Clergy of Ferns, character of 515
Defenders
Duff, Sir James, his march 392
E.
England, fummary of its hif-
tory, I.
59, 64
tranfactions of, II. 23, 26,
69, 73
Edward, prince, lord of Ireland,
149
Enniskilliners, operations of, II.
107, 109, 128, 129
Efmond, Doctor John
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