Irish Witchcraft and DemonologySeymour, St. John D. (St. John Drelincourt)
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Irish Witchcraft and Demonology
Seymour, St. John D. (St. John Drelincourt)
Demonology; Witchcraft -- Ireland
race, and it bids us give our upward-soaring spirits freedom, and not
fetter them with the gross beliefs of yore that should long ere this
have been relegated to limbo.
INDEX
Acts of Parliament, 57, 61, 66, 67
Antrim man bewitched in England, 101
Apparitions, at Castleconnell, 94;
at Loughill, 95;
at Portadown, 95;
in co. Tipperary, 150;
to insurgents, 101
Bed-clothes pulled off, 201, 205-6;
made up like a corpse, 205-6
Blackamoor executed, 60
Blair, Rev. Robert, 88 ff.
Burning alive, 39, 40, 48, 50
"Burying the sheaf," 246
Butter stolen, 236, 242
Butters, Mary, 224 ff.
Carnmoney, 156, 159, 160, 225, 227
Carrigfergus, 143, 174, 213, 224
Cattle bewitched, 68, 225, 240;
cured by charms, 227, 232, 240
Charmed lives, 97
Charms, ingredients used in making of, 28, 29, 37, 227, 232
Chest opens mysteriously, 104
Child bewitched in co. Antrim, 195;
in co. Cork, 171
Clergy incriminated, 35, 78
Colville, Rev. Alex., 82 ff.
De Ledrede, Bishop, 26 ff., 47, 48
Demons, sacrifice to, 27, 29, 48
Desmond, fourth Earl of, 53;
sixteenth Earl of, 69 ff., 95;
rides round Lough Gur, 72;
appears as a black horse, 75
Devil, the, method of raising, 81;
cheated in bargains, 84, 133;
incites to homicide, 90;
appears as a huntsman, 135;
as a raven, 173;
in various shapes, 156
Dunbar, Miss Mary, 207 ff.
Evil spirit appears as a boy, 202 ff.
Exorcism practised in Ulster, 93
Eye-biters, 68
Fairies, 3, 237;
annoy a butler, 163 ff;
king of, 86
Familiar spirit, a: Huthart, 55-6;
Robin, son of Art, 27, 29, 38, 40;
appears to a witch, 183;
appears as an old man, 108;
appears as a greyhound, 118, 120
Fits, people seized with strange, 161, 179, 187 ff., 195, 208, 209,
214 ff.
Greatrakes, Valentine, 118, 122, 127, 165, 167
Ghost, a, 136 ff., 144 ff., 164, 168;
hand of in a law-court, 143;
vanishes to sound of music, 141, 147;
brings medicine, 165;
appears as a goat, 198
Girdle, devil's, 39
Glover, Mrs., 179 ff.
Haltridge family, 201 ff.
Hand of Glory, 232
Haunted house in Dublin, 148
Healing powers, 244
Heresy, 47, 48, 50
Hutchinson, Francis, 11, 222
Images of rags, 182
Irish language spoken in Boston, 182, 186
Irish prophetess in Scotland, 54
Island Magee, 201 ff.
J.P.'s Commission, clause in, 248
Judges: Sir Wm. Aston, 112, 130;
Sir F. Brady, 239;
John Lindon, 170;
Jas. Macartney, 170, 213, 220;
Anthony Upton, 213, 220
Kiss, bewitched by a, 108, 111, 117, 123, 126
Knots mysteriously tied, 208, 215, 216
Kyteler, Dame Alice, 25 ff.;
her husbands, 26;
her confederates, 35
Literature, absence of, in Ireland, 10, 11
Longdon, Mary, 107 ff.
Lord's Prayer, used as a test, 115, 125, 184;
said by supposed witches, 220
Mather, Rev. Cotton, 178 ff.;
Rev. Increase, 129, 177
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