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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the Elizabeth of Hampton, in which there was one Lynch, a merchant of Galway, as a passenger. He lately came from … 31. I. The examination of Geffrey Lynch, of Galway, merchant; taken the 15 th of December, 1598. He departed the … be able to do far better service than any others, being strangers, that shall be employed there.Dublin, 1598, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Cecil. Has received intelligence of all the force of the strangers and mercenary men entertained in Munster under the … out of a letter written to Sir Geffrey Fenton from a merchant of Wexford, dated 28 January, 1598." There is one, … conveyed the Earl away out of the house of one Westall, a merchant in Dublin, provided a ship, and in the night sent …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… for Her Majesty's navy, and John Jolls, of London, merchant, of the other part, for and concerning the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… deputy the master of the said ship; as for the captain and merchant, they were carried away by Captains Constable and … as well the body of Allin Brynian, a Frenchman, merchant of the ship, wines, and goods, taken by Captains …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… that when any great companies are sent into the north, the strangers retained in Munster by the traitors (about 2,700 in … of the province shall be left to their own force. The strangers are not from Ulster, but from Connaught and … see if he may get a passage. Has appointed Babington the merchant to receive the 600 l. of the counties and the city …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… effects. "The extreme exactions of the bonnaught or hired strangers here, maintained by the province, hath so wearied … they are not so well furnished, nor so good men, all the strangers serving for the most part with pike and shot; and, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… note that you have made both us and our Council so great strangers, as to this day (but by reports) we know not who …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… A complaint has been preferred to them by John Jolles, merchant of London, to whom the charge of victualling a great …