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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… repelled. Feagh M'Hugh says they were not his men, but strangers. Thinks both were there. Was well prepared to …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of Meath, to the Lord Chancellor [Loftus]. One Caddell, a merchant, newly come from the Brenny, advertises him that … conditions, yet it is to be feared that an army of strangers coming before matters be settled, may cause them to … Thomas Wadding, Mayor of Waterford, to the Lord Deputy. A merchant of Waterford arrived on the 19th inst. from Biscay, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 1596, October 8. Copy. p. 1. 15. VI. Report of John Dowdy, merchant coming from Bilbao. Eighty ships ready at Lisbon, … October 9. Copy. p. 1. 15. VII. Report by Alexander Brett, merchant of Drogheda, coming from Bilbao. As to preparation … The Earl has made general musters, and has with him some strangers. An exploit determined against Armagh by the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… pp. 2. Incloses, 34. I. The declaration of Walter Wirrall, merchant, who lately arrived at Dublin from Spain, touching … 25. pp. 2. Inclose, 36. I. Declaration of Walter Wirrall, merchant, before the Council of Ireland. [ To the same effect …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… February 9. Copy. p. 1. 99. II. Thomas Kyming, a Scottish merchant of the town of Eirwin (? Irvine), to Marshal …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… with them. [These latter are wanting.]Has dealt with a merchant, who has gone to Lisbon, to observe carefully the … three of his men. He has now with him but seven or eight strangers, who might deliver his head, if the Lord Deputy … been greatly disturbed by one Theobald Dillon, sometime a merchant, and base-born, whose father was also a bastard, and …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… reason of sickness many of these ships were discharged of strangers. It was reported that all the said navy and army … April 26. 122. Declaration of Gerrot Tirrell, of Dublin, merchant, " who was in Lisborne in Spaine, this daie …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… number of persons killed by the explosion. Citizens, 76; strangers, "as Scottishmen and others," 50. Signed. No date. … William Warren to the Lord General Sir John Norreys. A merchant, named Thomas Dowdinge, who was with the Earl and … he would not break. Whereupon the Spaniards went away. The merchant was present at the interview between the Earl and …