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Page xxii
It is hard, my good Lord, for any poor man to speak against their abusions here;
for except it be the Archbishop of Dublin, which doth here in preaching set forth
God's Word, with due obedience to their prince, and my good Lord Butler, the ...
It is hard, my good Lord, for any poor man to speak against their abusions here;
for except it be the Archbishop of Dublin, which doth here in preaching set forth
God's Word, with due obedience to their prince, and my good Lord Butler, the ...
Page xxxvi
Its limits had receded from year to year, until in reality it had ceased to extend
beyond half the county of Louth, half the county of Meath, half the county of
Dublin, and half the county of Kildare. : Beyond these narrow boundaries the *
See the ...
Its limits had receded from year to year, until in reality it had ceased to extend
beyond half the county of Louth, half the county of Meath, half the county of
Dublin, and half the county of Kildare. : Beyond these narrow boundaries the *
See the ...
Page l
Meantime, Thomas FitzGerald and his associates had laid siege to the city of
Dublin. The notorious Archbishop Alen, conscious of his unpopularity, made his
escape; got on board a small fishing vessel, was driven back by stress of weather
on ...
Meantime, Thomas FitzGerald and his associates had laid siege to the city of
Dublin. The notorious Archbishop Alen, conscious of his unpopularity, made his
escape; got on board a small fishing vessel, was driven back by stress of weather
on ...
Page lxv
He had set up broad looms and a dyehouse in Dublin. and his project was not
countenanced by the Deputy, “which is my heavy lord.” (State Papers, II. 569.) f
State Papers, III. 67. # Ibid. p. 34. § Ibid. p. 59. | Lord James Butler to Cromwell, ...
He had set up broad looms and a dyehouse in Dublin. and his project was not
countenanced by the Deputy, “which is my heavy lord.” (State Papers, II. 569.) f
State Papers, III. 67. # Ibid. p. 34. § Ibid. p. 59. | Lord James Butler to Cromwell, ...
Page xcix
As a last resource, when all other methods had failed, the Deputy had summoned
Tyrone and his Countess to Dublin, where they were detained in a sort of
honourable captivity.t * Carew, p. 243. f There are various remonstrances from
Tyrone ...
As a last resource, when all other methods had failed, the Deputy had summoned
Tyrone and his Countess to Dublin, where they were detained in a sort of
honourable captivity.t * Carew, p. 243. f There are various remonstrances from
Tyrone ...
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