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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… in marriage with one Cormack Roe M'Carthy, a gentleman of Muskerry, being a man very valiant and of great alliance and … cut Shiara's throat, and then rode away to his house in Muskerry; and shortly after this act done there came a poor …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the late rebellion, only Cormac M'Dermot McCarthy, lord of Muskerry, is content to compound, so as the barrenness of his …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of him, and how by procurement of his son, men he sent to Muskerry to steal, and "being taken uppon," they were hanged. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the claim of his cousin Charles Carty to the country of Muskerry. [ Autog.] p. 1. [April 4.] 51. Petition of Cormock … are held by custom. The surrender of the lands offered in Muskerry and Carbery will tickle the Irish Lords. It were a …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of the titles of Cormock M'Dermod M'Carty, inheritor of Muskerry, and his competitor. p. 1. May 11. 22. Petition of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… answer to the deposition of Sir Loghlen M'Encroighe of Muskerry, Murtagh Ley O'Hiffernan, and others, pp. 12. Oct. … Articles to be ministered to Sir Laughlin M'Encroigh, of Muskerry, priest. 1. Inprimis. Were you not a messenger … Do you know Edmund M'Ulick, now parson of Kylardree, in Muskerry Quirke, to have been a messenger between the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… or extraordinary letters touching the lands in Muskerry which belong to the said Cormuck. [ Autog.] p. . …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Burghley. In favour of Cormock M'Dermod M'Carthy, Lord of Muskerry, that he may not be disposessed of the castle and lands of Blarney and the country of Muskerry by the letters obtained by Sir Walter "Raleighe from …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… More, or the signory over the rest of the Clancarties of Muskerry and Dwally ; a little portion of the lands being …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… dispossess the writer of his inheritance of the country of Muskerry and manor of Blarney. Sir Cormack refuses to stand …