Pardon to Tho. Flemynge, of Siddan, co. Heath, gent., Thomas, his son, Gerald Flemynge, of Brayston, same co, gent., Gerald Fleminge titz Edw., of Neuston, said co., Patr. Flemyng,

(5087.) Pardon to Taddeus or Teige Duffe, Ardell Duffe, and Falye Dufte, sons of Melaghlin oge, of the Newstowne, co. Meath. Provided that they plead the pardon within one year before the queen's commissioners in the co. Meath. Provisions as in 6280. At the suit of the baron of Slane.

CHRIST" nup BARO de SLANE … — Habuit exit', tempore mortis eue, viz. 5 junior' fil', WH', Jon', Patrie', Jac' & I ] & 3 filias, viz. Mar', Margaret' & Elenor', que adhuc supstit' sunt, &non maritat'.—ßd' baro obiit apud Neweston 9 jul' 1625.—Tho' Fleming modo baro de Slane est ejus her", & fuit etat' 21 annor" tempore mortis dicV nup baron' … Slane, Newcastle-Crevin, Duleeke, Culmullen, Ardagh, Carrickeharde, Tonevrenocke, Rathnickvallae, Streete, Rathlagane, Bawne, Mullaghmore, Crillagh, Newcastle, Rathlowghane, Killnowe, magna Rathloughane, & parva Rathloughane, ambe les Rathloughes, Corrydowy, Corryginkye, Clowchanhier tenent' de archiepo Ardmaghan', ut de maner' ei de Nobber, Inq.CI 7

CHRIST" nup BARO de SLANE … seis' etiam fuit de maner' de Duleeke, & de 1 firm' in Duleeke contin' 80 acr' ter', & de vil' de Carblagh … 80 acr' …maner' de Duleeke;seis' etiam fuit de maner' de Novo-castr' in Crevin al' Newston, viz. " Newcastle in Crevin al' Newston …60 acr', de vil' & ter' de Stewnockston 30 acr', Clonbrecton 30 acr', Correston 30 acr', Moneston 20 acr', Kerrestowne 50 acr', Monennan 5 acr', Cornesley 6 acr', Dromhillaghe 20 acr', Breslanstown 60 acr', Largye 30 acr', Drombride 15 acr', Balrath 30 acr', Dromconragh 120 acr", Rathtrasne 20 acr', Rowske 60 acr', Kellistown 30 acr', Colgiaston 10 acr', B[ ] 20 acr', Lowanstowne 10 acr', Aghclare 10 acr', Ratharnan 3 acr', Dromenshine 3 acr', Balraine 4 acr', Droman 6 acr', ambas le Dromdillins 30 acr', Mullaghtanvanlle 3 acr', Gallashill 2 acr', & Cooleboye 4 acr', qu' öia sunt pcell' diet' maner' de Novo-castr' in Crevin Inq.CI 7

Bounded on the East with the lands of Dromconrah on the west with thr land of Dromgill on the North with the lands of Breslandstown and the South with land of Kilruffin. On[e] castle on[e] stonhouse one decayed Chappell

John Graham

Christopher Lord Slane ... The Manor, Town & Lands of Neanstowne

Is iomda seód annsa' Ċloiċ-Nuaḋ ag an ḃárún óg ċráiḃṫeaċ

WIL' COM' LIMERICK, & CHRIST' В ARO de SLANE tinct'fuer*, de alta prodicon … Clanburcan al' Clanbircan 198 acr’ … Ballrath 139 acr', Drombride 38 acr … Breslanstowne 264 acr' … Kellystowne 170 acr' … Ballahore 7 acr' … Rusky 137 acr' … Carrickhery & Largy 147 acr' … Mullaghmore 79 acr', lower Dromgill 197 acr’…. upper Dromgill 141 acr’ Howstowne 48 acr' … Balmawlgan 70 acr' … Ardagh 230 acr', Knockroe 254 acr' … Carrick-Iverrane 167 acr’ … Knocknihorny 64 acr’ Tonebrenock, Carrickhard & Rathvicvarknalloe 53 acr', Streete 158 acr' … Rathlaggan 52 acr' … Bawne 45 acr’ …" great & small" Rathlogloghan 139 acr' … Raths 236 асr’ … Mullaghboy 48 acr", Lisilugg 98 acr’, Caridonogh 74 acr' … Ballynelurgin 85 acr’ … Newcastle 65 acr' … Cullderry 55 acr' … Brayestowne 41acr’ … Dromcowran, Cornesligh & Monegall … 579 acr' … baron' de Slane; seis' fuit etiam de par tenur' in le Duleeke contin' 80 acr', de vil' & ter* de Knockelan 126 acr' … Corballagh contin' 200 acr*, & Fennor 30 acr' In

19. Alderman JOHN GRAHAM of Drogheda, 2d March 1702; consideration, 1,680/. 3s.7**—The town and landsof Maudistowne, 198 a. — Upper Drumgill, 141 a. 1 r. Lower Drumgill, 197a. 1 R.—Newstone, 408a. 2 it Rowsky 137a…Ballymacolgan, 70a…Bawne, 45a…bar. Slane…<br> Knock-Isleand, 107a…the estate of Christopher, Lord Slane, attainted… Forf. Est. 384

Real Estate of John Graham, of Plattin in the County of Meath, Esq. Robt Donaldson Upper Drumgill and Kellystown Geo. Forbes, Esq. Ballymacolgan and Newstone William Metcalf Rouskey and Bruslanstown

Forbes, Arthur, Newstone, co. Meath, esq. (Large) <br> Prerogrative Wills 176

[Lower Slane Bar.]

"…Newstone Castle ruins…large Danish fort and in the S. W. part is a corn mill and kiln…"

In Newstone townland is an old Castle in ruins called Cloch Nuadh, from which the townland is denominated. Fleming is said to have built this castle, who was proprietor of all the lands from Slane to Ballyhoe within the Co. of M.