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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… with so few men, having also a little help of certain kerne of the country. Nevertheless within seven days I … me the Earl of Clanricarde, with thirty horsemen and 100 kerne, also many gentlemen of the country came to me, as the … under Captain Merriman, besides divers companies of light kerne, to the number of six or seven hundred. So, as having …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… wants many of his company; we have four score or a hundred kerne, and forty Irish shot, so as I hope we shall keep the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… M'Shane Carragh, nephew to Gerot M'Thomas and five or six kerne of Geriot's men. Edmund Browne M'Thomas his father to …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… money instead of it called Bonnyburry, another stipend for kerne called Kearnty, and an allowance of meat and drink for …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… by B. A letter to the Lord Deputy and President.] That all kerne and galloglas be removed out of Munster, other than …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… took the prey of the town, but with two horsemen and six kerne, and four "stocores," supposing that Mr. Bagenall would …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to devour the people in every barony or cantred with kerne or horsemen, or else to compound with the lord, and so … the said Walter Reagh coming, provided a company of chief kerne, to withstand him; but, after some fight, the same … time) granted to Piers Butler, the earl's base son, 24 kerne upon the Queen's charges only for the preservation of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… footmen for twelve weeks, besides many horsemen, and kerne, during that service, the charges thereof amount unto, … they will not work, because they are descended either of kerne, horseman, or galloglas, all three the very subversion …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… time was the cessing of his men of war, as galloglassses, kerne, horsemen, and such like, besides to pay all his …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… a sessions at Galway, there saw and heard a stout savage kerne, being prisoner, called and asked why he was committed, … attorney there [Connaught], maintained the honesty of the kerne, and the clerk of the crown being his countryman would … I have heard and seen him speak earnestly for a rude Irish kerne, against an honest, plain, ancient English gentleman, …