The Life of James, Duke of Ormond: Containing an Account of the Most Remarkable Affairs of His Time, and Particularly of Ireland Under His Government ; with Appendix and a Collection of Letters, Serving to Verify the Most Material Facts in the Said History, Volume 5

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A remonstrance of the lords spiritual and temporal and commons in parliament assembled declaring the acknowledgment of their hearty thank fulnes...
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A speech made by the lord lieutenant general of Ireland to the general assembly of the catholics at the city of Kilkenny at the conclusion of the peace...
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The king to the marquis of Ormond XXXII The same to the same XXXIII The marquis of Ormond to F Oliver Darcy titular bishop of Dro more
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The speaker of the house of commons of Ireland to the duke of Ormond on his being made lord lieutenant of that kingdom
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Address to the king by the house of commons of Ireland With
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a letter of the speaker of the house of commons to the duke of Ormond concerning the address
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The duke of Ormonds letter to the speaker acknowledging his thanks for the 30000 l
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Mr secretary Nicholas to the lords justices XXXIX Speech of the duke of Ormond to the parliament on Saturday the 27th of September 1662 upon hi...
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Vote of the English house of commons about the earl of Ormond LXXVII The earl of Ormond to the speaker Lenthall
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Sir W St Leger to the earl of Ormond LXXIX Mr secretary Nicholas to the same
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The earl of Clanricard to the same LXXXI The earl of Ormond to the earl of Leicester LXXXII The kings commission to the earl of Ormond to nomi...
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The earl of Ormond to Mr secretary Nicholas
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The earl of Clanricard to the earl of Essex LXXXV The same to the earl of Ormond LXXXVI The earl of Ormond to the earl of Clanricard
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Lord Ranelagh to the same LXXXVIII The earl of Clanricard to the lords justices
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The same to the earl of Ormond XC The same to lord Ranelagh XCI Mr secretary Nicholas to the earl of Ormond
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Viscount Valentia to sir Maurice Eustace XCIII Mr speaker Lenthall to the earl of Ormond XCIV Mr secretary Nicholas to the same
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The duke of Ormonds letter to the speaker of the house of commons
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The same to the duke of Richmond LVIII The earl of Ormond to lord Gormanston with Henry Dillons examination
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Narrative of the proceedings of the house of commons concerning such of their members as were found guilty of the late conspiracy
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The speech of the duke of Ormond c to the house of commons after the ejection of such members
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Speech of the same to both houses of parliament at his giving the royal assent to the grand act of settlement and several other acts
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The duke of Ormond to John Walsh
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The duke of Ormond to the earl of Orrery
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The same to the bishop of Meath XLVII The same to sir Allan Broderick XLVIII The same to the earl of Orrery XLIX The same to the earl of Ossory...
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Lord Cornbury to the duke of Ormond
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The duke of Ormond to lord Cornbury
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The same to the earl of Ossory LVI The same to lord Conway LVII The same to the earl of Ossory LVIII The same to the earl of Orrery LIX The sa...
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The king to the earl of Orrery
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The duke of Ormond to lord Conway
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The same to the earl of Carlingford LXIX The same to the earl of Ossory LXX LXXI The same to the same LXXII The same to Mr James Hamilton L...
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The same to the lord chancellor Boyle XC Archbishop Sheldon to the university of Oxford XCI The report of sir Heneage Finch attorney general tou...
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The earl of Ossorys speech in answer to one of the earl of Shafts burys reflecting on the duke of Ormond
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The prince of Orange to the earl of Ossory on occasion of his speech XCV The duke of Ormond to sir Robert Southwell
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XCVIXCIX The same to the same C The king to the duke of Ormond sent by express
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The duke of Ormonds answer sent by the earl of Ossory CII The answer to the kings letter returned by the same express Feb
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The duke of Yorks letter to the duke of Ormond March 3 16789
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The lord chief justice Keating to the earl of Arran
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The duke of Ormond to the king who had condoled him for the loss of the lord Ossory CVIII The queens letter to the duke of Ormond on the death ...
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The same to the earl of Arran CXICXIX The same to the same CXX The same to lord Massareene CXXI The same to the earl of Arran CXXII The ki...
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The duke of Ormond to the duke of York
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The same to the same CXXVI The same to the earl of Arran CXXVII The same to sir Robert Southwell CXXVIII His majestys letter to his grace the d...
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The duke of Ormonds answer to the duke of York CXXXI The earl of Rochester to the duke of Ormond CXXXII The duke of Ormonds answer CX...
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CONTENTS OF VOL V LETTERS IN THE APPENDIX
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To his mother the lady Thurles on the death of the lord Muskerry Page 121
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The same to the earl of Arlington on lord Ossorys death
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August 31 1684
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The king to the earl of Ormond
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The earl of Strafford to sir Adam Loftus
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The same to the earl of Ormond XVI The same to the same XVII The same to sir Adam Loftus XVIII Mr secretary Vane to the lords justices of Irelan...
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The earl of Ormond to Mr secretary Vane XXI Mr secretary Vane to the earl of Ormond XXII Sir George Wentworth to the earl of Ormond
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The earl of Ormond to Mr secretary Vane XXIV Mr secretary Vane to the earl of Ormond XXV The same to the same XXVI The earl of Ormond to t...
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The king to the earl of Ormond XXVIII The earl of Ormond to the king
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Sir W Cole to the lords justices of Ireland XXX Endymion Porter to the earl of Ormond XXXI The king to the same XXXII Mr secretary Vane to the ...
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Sir G Wentworth to the same XXXIV Sir W St Leger to the same XXXV The same to the same XXXVI The earl of Clanricard to the earl of Bristol X...
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The same to lord Cottington XLIV The king to the earl of Clanricard
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Sir W St Leger to the earl of Ormond XLVI Petition of the nobility and gentry of the pale to the king XLVII Apology of the same for taking arms X...
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Lord of Upper Ossory to the same LI The earl of Ormond to the earl of Clanricard
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Lords of the pale to the gentry of the county of Galway LIII The kings proclamation against the Irish rebels LIV The earl of Clanricard to the king
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Lord Gormanston to the earl of Clanricard
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The earl of Clanricard to the king
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The lords justices and council to the earl of Leicester
293
Order of the same to the earl of Ormond to burn and destroy the rebels
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Sir John Temple to the same
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Sir Henry Tichburne to the same LXVII The earl of Ormond and officers to the lords justices
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The same to the same LXIX Sir H Tichburne to the earl of Ormond LXX Lord Moore to the same LXXI The earl of Ormond to the lords justices
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The lords justices and council to the earl of Ormond LXXIII Mr speaker Lenthall to the same LXXIV The king to the same
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Mr secretary Nicholas to the same
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Lord Inchiquin to the lords justices
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The earl of Ormond to Mr secretary Nicholas
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The marquis of Ormond to the king
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The same to the king XCVIII The same to the commissioners for Irish affairs XCIX The earl of Clanricard to the lords justices C The assembly at Kilk...
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The king to the lords justices
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The same to the viscount Valentia CIV The same to Mr secretary Nicholas CV The same to the king CVI CVII The same to the speaker Lenthall CVII...
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The same to sir Robert King CXI Petition of the catholics of Ireland to the king
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The same to the queen CXIII Lord Inchiquin to the marquis of Ormond
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The council of Kilkenny to the earl of Clanricard CXV The earl of Clanricard to lord Gormanston CXVI The kings commission to the marquis of Or...
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Mr secretary Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond CXVIII The king to the earl of Clanricard
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The kings declaration against the rebels of the county of Galway
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General Preston to the earl of Clanricard
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The earl of Clanricard to general Preston
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Sir John Netterville to the marquis of Ormond CXXIII The marquis of Ormond to the earl of Clanricard
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Mr secretary Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond
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The king to the lords justices and council CXXVI The marquis of Ormond to the king
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Remonstrance of the officers of the army
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The officers of the army to the lords justices
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Address of the same to the king CXXX The marquis of Ormond to Mr secretary Nicholas
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Mr secretary Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond
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The council of Kilkenny to the lords commissioners CXXXIII The marquis of Ormond to the king
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The lords justices to the speaker Lenthall CXXXV The king to the marquis of Ormond
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The same to the same CXXXVII Remonstrance of the Irish catholics delivered at Trim CXXXVIII Petition of prisoners in Dublin castle to the house o...
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The same to the marquis of Ormond CXL The marquis of Ormond to the speaker Lenthall
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The lords justices to the same CXLII The marquis of Ormond to the king
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The same to the same CXLIV The council of Ireland to the king
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The marquis of Ormond to the same
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The same to Mr secretary Nicholas CXLVII Mr justice Donellan to the earl of Clanricard
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Petition of the officers of the army to the king CXLIX The lord chancellor of Ireland to Mr secretary Nicholas
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The marquis of Ormond to the earl of Clanricard
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Mr justice Donellan to the same
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The lords justices to the king
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The marquis of Ormond to sir Michael Earnle
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The same to the king CLX Mr secretary Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond
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The king to the earl of Levin
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The same to the marquis of Ormond CLXIII The marquis of Ormond to the king
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The same to lord Inchiquin CLXV The king to the lords justices
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Sir Edward Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond CLXVII The marquis of Ormond to the earl of Clanricard
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The same to the same CLXIX The king to the lords justices and the marquis of Ormond
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Sir Edward Nicholas to the marquis of Ormond CLXXI The marquis of Ormond to Dr Fennell CLXXII The privy council and officers approbation o...
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The kings motives for agreeing to a cessation CLXXIV The earl of Clanricard to the marquis of Ormond
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Lord Digby to the same
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The same to the same CLXXVII Sir Edward Nicholas to the same CLXXVIII The queen to the same
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The marquis of Ormond to Mr Orlando Bridgman CLXXX Lord Digby to the marquis of Ormond CLXXXI The marquis of Ormond to the archbish...
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Lord Inchiquin to the marquis of Ormond
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The earl of Clanricard to the same CLXXXV Lord Digby to the same CLXXXVI Sir Edward Nicholas to the lords justices CLXXXVII Lord Digby to ...
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The marquis of Ormond to Mr Orlando Bridgman CLXXXIX The archbishop of York to the marquis of Ormond
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The marquis of Ormond to the king
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The same to the earl of Clanricard CXCII Lord Digby to the marquis of Ormond
510
The marquis of Ormond to lord Inchiquin CXCIV The archbishop of York to the marquis of Ormond
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Sir George Radcliffe to the same CXCVI Sir Edward Nicholas to the same
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TitleThe Life of James, Duke of Ormond: Containing an Account of the Most Remarkable Affairs of His Time, and Particularly of Ireland Under His Government ; with Appendix and a Collection of Letters, Serving to Verify the Most Material Facts in the Said History, Volume 5
The Life of James, Duke of Ormond: Containing an Account of the Most Remarkable Affairs of His Time, and Particularly of Ireland Under His Government ; with Appendix and a Collection of Letters, Serving to Verify the Most Material Facts in the Said History, Thomas Carte
AuthorThomas Carte
PublisherThe University Press, 1851
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