120 acres;’ and they agree ‘that the Captainshippe and Tanistshippe of the said country, heretofore used by the said O’Kellys, and all elections and Irish customary division of lands, shall be utterly abolished and extinct for ever.’ The O’Kelly is to have four quarters of land then in his possession, with a chief-rent out of other lands during his life, and the other two O’Kellys four quarters each.[186] The third great district or _Mortuath_ of Connaught was that called ‘West, or H-Iar Connaught, the country of the O’Flahertys,’ and in connection with it we have a tract on the ‘territories of the hereditary proprietors of Muintir Murchadha of Clanfergail and Meadruidhe and Hy Briuin Seola and Hy Briuin Ratha and Muintir Fathy; their _Toiseachs_ and high _Mac Oglachs_ and _Ollaves_, that is, O’Halloran is _Toiseach_ of the twenty-four Ballys of Clanfergail (or nearly a _Triocha Ceud_), and of these are O’Antuile and O’Fergus of Roscam. Mac Cingamain and Mac Catharnaigh are the two _Toiseachs_ of Meadruidhe, having each their own people of the tribe subject to them. O’Dathlaoich is the _Toiseach_ of the fourteen Ballys of the Hy Briuin Ratha (or half a _Triocha Ceud_), and of these are the O’Kennedies and the O’Duinns and the O’Innogs of Cnoctuadh and O’Laighin of Lackagh and O’Callanan, Comharba of Kilcahil,’ the latter being an ecclesiastical sept occupying church land. ‘O’Canavan was medical Ollamh of O’Flaherty in the _Tuath_ of Toibrineadh, but others say it was O’Laighidh. The _Flaith_ or chiefs of Hy Briuin Seola, with their correlatives, are O’Fechin, O’Balbhain, O’Duff, and O’Madudhain.’ This last tribe does not appear united under one head but broken up into septs. ‘O’Flaharty is _Toiseach_ of the fourteen Ballys of Muintir Fathy, with their correlatives under them.’ We have then a list of the hereditary office-bearers of O’Flaherty, which it may be useful to insert as showing that this designation of _Toiseach_ was not only applied to the hereditary leaders of tribes, but when coupled with a qualifying word designated a hereditary officer; thus Mac Gillagannain of Moyleaslainn is _Toiseach scuir_, or Master of the Horse to O’Flaherty. The O’Colgam of Bally Colgan are standard-bearers (_go m-brataigh_) of O’Flaherty. MacGinnain is the _Comharba_ of Kilcoona. O’Maelampaill of Donaghpatraic is the _Brehon_ or judge of O’Flaherty. O’Cleircin of Rathbuidbh, O’Laibacain, and O’Maoilin, are the _Erenachs_ of Cillbile. The O’Dubains are the attendants (_Lucht Comhideachta_) of O’Flaherty at his common house. The MacKilkellys are the Ollamhs of O’Flaherty in history and poetry, and for this they have three half Ballys. O’Domnall of Ardratha is the _Toiseach Comoil_, or Master of the Feast of O’Flaherty, with his own correlatives under him—viz., O’Daigean of Ardfintain, who was O’Domhnall’s steward (_Reachtaire_), and O’Chichearan of Lis-chicheran, and O’Conlachtna of Ballyconlachtna, are the _Beachadoir_, or beekeepers, of O’Flaherty.