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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to write. As yet Ireland is clear of Spaniards, but how long it will remain so, God only knows. Inconvenience and … money nor victual, nor have had (as they say), in a very long time, any manner of means at all to relieve them. The inhabitants (Her Majesty's subjects), having been long since exposed to the spoil and slaughter of the enemy, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the advice of Sir John Norreys was required, and it was so long deferred that Tyrone "griped" the Brenny into his own … 4. Sir Geffrey Fenton to Burghley. Fears it will be long before he shall write of any recovery of this broken … a great commander at wars; both are high-stomached men. So long as they accord not, the sores of the kingdom will not be …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… as a people that have wild pretences to Ulster, and have long time footed in some parts thereof, and yet the Crown of … and shameful corruption in the officers of musters so long continued, together with the infinite and inveterate art …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Ferdorogh O'Kelly, who fell a little into relapse, is long since come home again. High rank of the submittees. … for England, to Mr. Mumford, the priest, who has been so long with the Earl, and is already there about some great … in the other here. And for that this journey will be long and chargeable, and the writer is not provided for it at …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of the Earl is more suspicious than all the rest. Ere long this fine thread of his will be spun to its full length. … in any desire for submission to Her Majesty. This will not long hold credit with the Irish, " who in their generation … as well in the corporate towns as in the country, and ere long it cannot but sort to a further rage, even to the dying …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Brabazon, Nathaniel Smyth, and Robert Blunt, who have had long experience in Connaught. Great need of grain. John … of the North should not be more easily accorded. So long as alterations are nourished in the North or Leinster, … severed to themselves and taken off from Leinster, cannot long stand, neither will the Spaniards then minister to them. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… is his chief receipt, but he passeth those bounds, and as long as he hath reputation to uphold himself, so long is he held in reverence with all the ill disposed in … eighteen years of service in Ireland. Craves the fee-farm of the parsonage of Dunboyne, lately in his possession, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… given, hopes the storm of Leinster will be calmed for a long time, and the Ulster rebels, having lost such a capital … of the service for his own report. There is hope that ere long more good will ensue from this good beginning, to the … letter was sent out of Connaught, and hath remained long at Dublin by the fault of the bearer." pp. 2. May 19. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… and they again set upon us, and so continued for six long hours, with, at the least, 1,000 shot and 300 horse … I think we were five or six hours in marching. And for so long time I know there could not be seen a greater fight. " … might be made men serviceable, and so to continue a long time." The store of corn, converted and not converted, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… are absent, and not resident upon the lands, and how long they have so been; and as it shall appear unto them to … repulses, will have any great devotion to go that way, so long as the forces remain to front him. Connaught is for the … pound per annum) to be surveyed and passed to him in fee-farm at xxxs. per annum. Worse lands than they, and not so …