_Or Explanation of some of those Irish Words which most frequently occur in composition with the names of places._ _Agh_, a Field. _Anagh_ or _Ana_, a River. _Ard_, a high Place, or rising Ground. _Ath_, a Ford. _Awin_, a River. _Bally_ or _Ballin_, a Town, or inclosed place of habitation. _Ban_ or _Bane_, White, or Fair. _Beg_, Little. _Ben_, the summit of a Mountain, generally an abrupt head. _Bun_, a Bottom, Foundation, or Root. _Car_ or _Cahir_, a city. _Carrick_, _Carrig_, _Carrow_, a Rock or Stony Place. _Cork_, _Corcagh_, a Marsh, or swampy Ground. _Clara_, a Plain. _Croagh_, _Croghan_, a sharp pointed Hill resembling a Rick. _Clogh_, _Clough_, a great Stone. _Curragh_, a marshy or fenny Plain. _Clon_, a Glade, or a level Pasture Ground. _Col_, _Cul_, a Corner. _Derry_, a clear dry Spot in the midst of a woody swamp. _Don_, a Height or Fastness, a Fortress. _Donagh_, a Church. _Drom_, a high narrow Ridge of Hills. _Inch_, _Inis_, an Island. _Ken_, a Head. _Kill_, a Church or Cemetery. _Knock_, a single Hill, or a Hillock. _Lick_, a flat stone. _Lough_, a Lake, or a Pool. _Magh_, a Plain. _Main_, a Collection of Hillocks. _More_, large, great. _Rath_, a Mount or Entrenchment, a Barrow. _Ross_, a Point of Land projecting into Waters. _Shan_, Old. _Sliebh_, a range of Mountain, a Hill _covered with Heath_. _Tach_, a House. _Temple_, a Church. _Tom_, _Toom_, a Bush. _Tra_, a Strand. _Tobar_, _Tubber_, a Well or Spring. _Tullagh_, a gentle Hill, a Common. _Tully_, a Place subject to Floods. TABLE _showing the Difference in Value of_ ENGLISH _and_ IRISH CURRENCY.