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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Burghley. Renews his former letters touching Mr. Brunker's farm of the impost of wines. Has been very extremely sick. p. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… December, and they are yet in the country and may stay as long as it shall please themselves for any head I see is like … letters appear, the copies whereof I now send, having long time expected little better. Philip O'Reylly hath of … over, which with much hinderance to the service we have long wanted. pp. 2. Jan. 26. Dublin. 24. Lord Deputy to Sir …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… he is become a firebrand to his country, as it hath been long since foretold by them that are wise, discovered his … me as little thanks for the one as for the other, but so long as my service shall be acceptable to Her Majesty I shall … may be finished by the Lord General in respect of my long acquaintance with him, and for that I know him to be …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… William Harpole, for Catherloughe (Carlow). His father's long and faithful service. p. 1. April 10. Dublin. 21. Lord … to Burghley. Utter havock of the primacy by Mr. John Long, who was preferred by Sir John Perrot. Burghley's favour … want of victual had been obliged to draw away. Tibbot Ne Long's state. Recommend the sword. 1596, April 23, Galway. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… and divers others who hold lands by lease from Bishop Long are greatly molested by the now Lord Primate of Armagh. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 8. Sir Henry Wallop to [Sir Robert Cecil]. I have so long forborne to write unto you, as I cannot better begin to … It may please your most excellent Majesty, presuming not long since to write my humble letter unto your Majesty as the … heart most truly and faithfully to pray for your Majesty long to reign over us, with increase of all happy and blessed …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… with some of their friends remaining with us, that so long as Richard Bingham governs, there can be no safety for … by these endeavours, and that the army, in the long time of expectation thereof, began to be weakened, … he was committed. Right of Feagh's mother to a certain farm at Coissea, on the Earl's land. Carrack Croe, 1596, June …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… on Sir Richard's part that his causes were not heard long ago, but rather they have been protracted by Sir John … benefit of his pardon for a month longer, by which time long nights will be well entered, and then he will not care … rebellion, are more than presages of greater stirs than of long time have been seen in those parts, especially if they …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… but to hinder the building at Sligo. Peace he might long ere this have had, with any conditions that himself in … we be still kept in want, as we now are, and have been of long time, so as we cannot any longer relieve the army which … State. Enclose the conditions of the several submissions. Long delays to the work of pacification. O'Connor Sligo must …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… lack endured by the soldiers. Expense occasioned by the long entertained cessation in Connaught. Has used all his … his power to remedy, as things have been carried. So has long been desirous to be revoked. The Earl of Ormonde gave … the Earl of Tyrone. Both the Earl and O'Donnell have had long and secret conference with the Spaniards that came. …