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Disordered Irish Proclamation Cites County Armagh Names
A garbled 18th century royal proclamation lists places in Armagh and adjacent counties, referencing the Privy Council and the King. Names such as Dromert, Ballytoore, Mullatrack, Loughgilly, and Armagh appear amid a formal notice about disturbance penalties and law officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uch
Orariy
Gover
Armagh
Sein
Fayes
Newryy
Cheslang
Partianecak
Parith
Newry
Artpagh
Ovenlaiid
Suan Jommell
Ditton
Yelverton
Fitegerald
Pelham
Ax'Wolfe
James Fitegerald
D. Latouche
Motres
Gop
Een Penner
Meath
Parma
Balliborough
Cootabill
Roldan
Longford
Orendrt
Edgeworth Lymistion
Kineagh
Abbyfiroole
Cabilly
Lobatto
Beales Ceftteres
Bliga
Eisky
Sligo
Mu EY
Moate
Wellmeith
Morer-Haruton
Portaic-On-lynon
Dublin
Clas
C. Adamont Farnham
Dien
Muskerry
Denis Browne
Robert Rose
Corry
Haralson
Diftu
Nioort
Reece Spantys
Felday
Parliamant
Lughgaill
Dromert
Bally Toore
Mullatrack
Loughgilly
Ceefare
Bellamont
Altamont
Curhampton
Cronmell
Ely
Dillon
Per
Y Feigny
Teven
Tham
Ligutanany and
Counel
Gavemerkhall
Down
Hillsborough
Fald County
Liautananty
Tullylith
Aghadergs Teaagheleney
Msirs
Marslin
Seapattick
Lifurbacce
Llautunant
Majusty
Privy Council
Ielidhy
Maralia
Acagpatrick
Sefal
Clays
Westmeath
Bellamonty Allaemont
Portarlingvan
Clonmell
Mountjoy
Mulkerry