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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… side will be, that the State and Lord Lieutenant of the army have time in this interim to thrust up victuals, … of a cessation, unless it be by the countenance of an army. And, in this meanwhile, the poor subjects upon the … so long as he lay upon the borders; one, by feeding the army that came to defend them; and another, by the excessive …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… estate and dignity, after such a huge expense with such an army, as to conclude with a Traitor that speaks in so high a … all the forces he carried (which were the flower of our army), were tired and harassed, and it accounted honour … disasters happened, and in all places wheresoever the army itself marched, some losses fell of our best commanders, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… without increase of charge to Her Majesty. For the army here (the sick men deducted) will hardly make up ten or … 4,000 Scots may be well entertained, and Her Majesty's army made thereby full and strong, as is requisite; and if … with the Irish at the river Roe, he frequented the Irish army; but the negotiations were carried on in the English …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the treasure in the time of Essex's government was for the army, he has not yet been paid his fee, and is directed to … losses from the rebels. It is necessary to send a strong army to Lough Foyle, to quiet this most unnatural rebellion. … there is nothing such cause of expense as was when a royal army was meant to be continually in the field. "33. That Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the Council to the Privy Council. The distribution of the army [ see Fenton's letter, No. 63, above]. The list thereof … continuance of the same, until the scarcity ceases, as the army, after long suffering, is drawn to hope for a better … as they ought. For your Lordships know that in an army which is not paid and victualled, all discipline is …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… estate of the realm, and the condition and strength of the army, as two matters most considerable in so general a … Wt.24881.400. 15/5/01. M. "Touching the estate of the army, in which resteth our chief confidence, all the other … and the borders of the Pale, the Lord Lieutenant of the army, since Tyrone entered Leinster, hath thrice drawn out of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to be settled before my departure. I have brought back the army sound and in heart, as I carried it out, with the loss … holpen in this, if [it] please Her Majesty to increase the army for this kingdom, I humbly beseech your Honour to … into many parts in every province, as Her Majesty's army, consisting but upon 14,000, is thereby drawn into …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… than I now fear any hurt they can do ; for, if the army prosper this summer, they will come in upon what … with me by the poll but 1,740 foot, which is but a weak army to sustain the force of the traitors, except my strength … to my predecessor, Sir Oliver Lambert. I have left the army in better heart than I found them, and as good men as …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… left nothing in the camp to drink but water, we passed our army out of another part of Gessill, over a great bog, where … help. "It appears by the taking of 7,000 cattle that the army will lack no flesh, so as if they had but bread and … there. Thus he employs himself and the forces, that the army should not live idle until the journey northwards, which …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… which will be very shortly. And at the return of the army from the north, then to send a light army abroad, as Tyrone doth send Tyrrell and many others, … one by your honourable means enabled thereunto. And if the army which I say of 2,000 foot and 100 horse go not forward, …