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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to stay the sending thereof for lack of some checks from Maurice Kyffin's man. These amount, he says, to some value … pp. 2. 1598. March 26.[Dublin.] 92. Hugh Tuder, servant of Maurice Kyffin, to Burghley. "Having served Mr. Kyffin by the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… in the handwriting of Hugh Tuder, the servant of the late Maurice Kyffin, and was evidently written in England. pp. 7. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… was, during the first of these, committed principally to Maurice Kyffin, and, during the second, absolutely to …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… him by Mr. Trevor, and on the 22nd, 45 by Mr. Ellice Maurice, a gentleman of Carnarvonshire. Asked for the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the rebels. Captain Barkley, being one of the sons of Sir Maurice Barkley, is already well known to their Lordships. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the maritime places. Cormack M'Carthy, Dermott M'Carthy, Maurice M'Shane, and Andrew Hurley, are at Ferrol, to be …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 65. William Dobine, Mayor of Carrickfergus, [Captain] Maurice Gruffythe, and Moses Hill, Provost [Marshal], to the … Has received from the Mayor of Carrickfergus, Captain Maurice Griffin [" Gruffythe" in No. 65 above], and Moses … excused himself for not coming to the general hosting. "Maurice, Lord Roche, Viscount Fermoy, with all his country, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… he is come, that (sic) refuse to go any more unto him. Maurice Fitz Thomas, he that is next in remainder to the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… them. And he, as the manner of the play is, strake one Maurice Case his servant with his glove, which he had hung in … driving his followers from him. The White Knight his son, Maurice McGibbon, is of my familiar acquaintance, and [we] … where (as they give out) he expecteth the arrival of Maurice FitzJohn from Spain, with munitions, great ordnance, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… well-affected gentleman to the Crown of England, called Maurice Hurlye, who hath been a principal instrument in this …