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The Aldermen of the City of London
… 16447 read 164457 for Deputy Governor 16367 read Governor Irish Society 16547 (Deputy Governor 16334, 16367). Footnote …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… not authorize the Earl to lay any cess upon English or Irish in the Ards, Kilwarlin, Killulto or elsewhere where any … who have begun to plant English there, and to reduce the Irish to obedience, may be maintained in all quietness … and that Viscount Barry is more answered [?] among the Irish Septs [?]. Mentions Sir Edward Fitton as Lord President …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… all the castles heretofore held as well by the English as Irish except very few, and all the gentlemen and inhabitants … government is so great that it is likely that all the Irish will join them; insomuch that if speedy succours are … 213, 28. 1599. Declaration by the Queen regarding the Irish Rebellion. [January ?] Our actions and carriage, ever …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… cause patents to be passed granting the Marshalship of the Irish army to Sir Richard Wingfield, with all the usual fees. … S.P. Ireland 213, 50. Draft of the Establishment of the Irish Army. [6 Feb.] This is a draft for the establishment … English tongue." this draft reads "and yet skilled in the Irish tongue." P. . Draft. Endd. Ibid, 60. Note on letters to …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… horse into his own stable. He ordered Mr. Comerford, an Irish merchant, to receive him until I were departed the … should hear; but I know that was only by persuasion of the Irish, who altogether overrule him. Mr. Prowse will tell you … most of their names. Here come daily from hence [?] many Irish seminaries, both for England and those parts. If the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… for the poor prisoners at Rye, apprehended for sinking an Irish ship, to be set at liberty. He makes them very clear, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… son-in-law. [1 page. Draft much corrected. Endorsed on an Irish paper. Irish Correspondence, Vol. XII. No. 46.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… monies now current into sterling for Ireland; the 100 l. Irish to be worth 100 marks, and 100 l. sterling, 150 l. Irish. For England, 6 d. to be reduced to 4 d., 2 d. to 1 d. … l. The worn sort of testoons should be made some into Irish money, some into half-pence and farthings, for relief …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… The King to the Officers of Exchequer. Last summer, poor Irish men, women, and children arrived in divers ports of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… but always refused to appear; that he favours Irish Recusants and priests, especially one Harrison, who …