Spinning-wheel songs,89.Spit for cooking,115,116.Spunk, tinder,118.Spurs, none used,145.Squire or shield-bearer,112.Steel,141.Stilicho,14.Stirabout,117.Stokes, Miss Margaret,93.Stokes, Dr. Whitley,80.Stone-building,107,132,136.Stuarts, the,12.Styles of Irish music,88.Suantree, sleep-music,89.Swimming,144.Tables,114.Tailltenn, fair of,150.Táin bo Quelnĕ, story of the,78,79.Tales, the Irish Historical and Romantic,41,chap. x.Tanning,142,143.Tara,1,7,26,111,143,146,149.Tara, Plan of,Frontispiece.Tara Brooch,97.Teernanoge or Tirnanoge, the pagan Irish heaven,30.Teltown in Meath: seeTailltenn.Theodosius,13.Theology,48.Things of beauty,161,162.Three Orders of Irish Saints,34 to 36.Tierna, the fairy king,28.Tillage and pasturage,chap. xvii.Timpan and timpanists,85,86.Tin,131,132.Tinder,118.Tinnĕ-crassa, fire from flint and steel,118.Tirconnell, now Donegal,52.Tlachtga, fair of,150,151.Todd, the Rev. Dr.,70,71.Tools of various handicraftsmen,136.Torques for the neck,128.Towns,106.Trades, how learned,138.Tradesmen of the various crafts,135: seeHandicrafts.Traps for wild animals,154,155.Travelling,143.Trousers,126.Trumpets and trumpeters,87,112,133.Turf for firing,118.Tyrian purple,141.Ulster,76,78,139.Ultan, St.,167,168.Universities, the Irish,48.Ushnagh, fair of,150,151.Usna, sons of,77.Van Helmont, the physician,103.Various customs,chap. xxii.Veil,127.Verse,81,82.Vessels, makers of,136.Vulcan,133.Wales,10,15,16.War of the Irish with the Danes,69,70.Warfare,chap. ii.War-marches (music),90.Water, digging for,130.Watermills,117.Wax candles,118.Weaving,139.Weirs for fishing,155.Wells,29,37,38.Welsh,84,141.Westwood, Professor,94.Whistles,86.Wickerwork building,107,144.Wine,115.Wolfdog,154.Wolves,154.Wood, a, on a farm,130.Wood cleared off the land,129.Wood for working,131.Wood-building,107,132.Wood-workers,135: seeCarpenters.Wool and woollens,124,126,138,139,141.Writing, art of,60,61.Yeast,117.Yellow Book of Lecan,65.Yellow Plague, the,167.Yew-tree and wood,135.