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Page lxxvi
... Galway and Limerick , where , as it was commonly bruited , the said Cardinal should arrive , leaving there the King's chief ordnance . " † Under the superintendence of his successor Sentleger and the Irish Council , evidence was ...
... Galway and Limerick , where , as it was commonly bruited , the said Cardinal should arrive , leaving there the King's chief ordnance . " † Under the superintendence of his successor Sentleger and the Irish Council , evidence was ...
Page xcvii
... Galway Bay to Dundalk , containing the larger moiety of Ireland , the Irish Lord Chancellor could report that respect for English law and order prevailed , not only to * Morrin's Calendar , p . 263 . † Carew , p . 237 . ge an extent it ...
... Galway Bay to Dundalk , containing the larger moiety of Ireland , the Irish Lord Chancellor could report that respect for English law and order prevailed , not only to * Morrin's Calendar , p . 263 . † Carew , p . 237 . ge an extent it ...
Page 41
... Galway . To this place came to me ( and still continue with me ) the Earl of Thomond and all the principal gentlemen of his surname , being near kinsfolk , yet extreme enemies . Two Lords of Thomond , called the McNemaries , came ...
... Galway . To this place came to me ( and still continue with me ) the Earl of Thomond and all the principal gentlemen of his surname , being near kinsfolk , yet extreme enemies . Two Lords of Thomond , called the McNemaries , came ...
Page 47
... Galway , where I was honourably entertained . As soon as I could get all them of Thomond to me I entered into consideration of their griefs and losses ; the spoil of goods and cattle was infinite , and the whole country not able to ...
... Galway , where I was honourably entertained . As soon as I could get all them of Thomond to me I entered into consideration of their griefs and losses ; the spoil of goods and cattle was infinite , and the whole country not able to ...
Page 48
... Galway , divers notorious malefactors were brought in and executed . According to their desire I sent them commissioners . Lastly , for that the origin of their ruin was the uncertain grant and unstable possession of their lands ...
... Galway , divers notorious malefactors were brought in and executed . According to their desire I sent them commissioners . Lastly , for that the origin of their ruin was the uncertain grant and unstable possession of their lands ...
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