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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 202. , , 1,000 acres in Nakerny, 318. , John, burgess of Lifford, 281, 294. Wardens, number of, in 1611, 160. … 299. , Thos., burgess of Belturbett, ib. , Wm., freeman of Lifford, 281. , , burgess of Lifford, 294. , , bailiff of Lymavady, 300. Water Castle, …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem
… (and Berks) ( fragment undated). Inq. ( undated.) [Berks.] Lifford manor, held of the heirs of the Marshal by service of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the county of Donegal, and there held their sessions at Lifford. This country is yet the worst of all the north, the … that he meant to have kept the town for himself, if the Lifford and other towns had been surprised by Sir Neal Garvy …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the people, and that he would undertake to take the Lifford and the Governor of Ballyshanan, under pretence of a … and Confession of Brien M'Coyne O'Doghertie, at Lifford, 13th August 1608. [Aug. 13.] Carte Papers, vol. 61, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Bingley in his patent, notwithstanding any former caveat. Lifford, 19 August 1611. Pp. 2. Orig. Endd. Signed by Th. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… James I: August 1612 510. Petition of the Inhabitants of Lifford, Co. Donegall, to the Lord Deputy. [Aug. 3.] Carte … Encloses, 511. Names of the Burgesses and Freemen of Lifford. [Aug. 3.] Carte Papers, vol. 62, No. 115. The …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to understand what is conceived touching the Liffer (Lifford), Omie (Omagh), Cullmore, Masserine, and other places …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… then Lord Deputy, the commanders of the King's forces at Lifford, namely, Captain Nicholas Pinner and Captain Basil … chiefest mansion houses. 6. Item.Notwithstanding that Lifford was so evidently not in any sort excepted out of the … the garrisons in Tyrconnell, and specially the garrison of Lifford, and to deliver possession thereof unto the Earl; …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… The Commissioners sat in two counties; first, at the Lifford in the county of Donegall, where the fugitives were … which is an Irish town distant but half a mile from the Lifford, on the east side of the river of Finn, which divides …