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… carried forces from Ireland to France, on the surrender of Limerick, the ship being lost on the voyage; showing what was …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… surveyor of the Customs at Kinsale, and removed thence to Limerick, and was then preferred to Dungarvan, where he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… estate she left a prey to the rebels, and her debts in Limerick are not recoverable, the debtors having forfeited …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Viscount Blessington's claim to a waste plot of ground in Limerick, and finding by the report of M r Brodrick, … Lord's Justices' report that the soldiers in garrison at Limerick could not want the piece of ground, he thought it … against the Irish of the castle of Castletown, near Limerick, in Ireland, &c., he was allowed a pension of 3 s. a …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Morris, deceased. By articles made on the surrender of Limerick, liberty was given to the Irish army to transport …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… be their ruin, and they absolutely refuse to receive into Limerick any garrison by his Lordship's appointment. [2 … Dives told us, at his coming hither from Ireland, that Limerick had received a garrison from Lord Ormond. There is a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… own mind; they have received 3,000 foot and 500 horse into Limerick; his offer to leave the country reclaimed them to … of the Paragon, Dragon, and William, appointed to block up Limerick and Galloway, and as the Guinea frigate, which was … be of ill consequence if those ships that are blocking up Limerick and Galloway should be forced to come over here to …
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… quarto. [? About April 5.] 10. Petition of Thomas, Earl of Limerick, to the Queen. He had been bred a soldier and was …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… in the army, and died of his wounds at the last siege of Limerick. She was a gentlewoman of good family, and for her …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Chester. 2 pages. March 20. 108. Letter from the Earl of Limerick to the Lord [High Treasurer]. Mere necessity obliged …