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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Kilwarlin, Killertagh [ or ?] Killultagh, which lie to the west. It "is a harbour not only to contain all the galleys …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Clear, to go for Cork, Waterford, or Dublin; but if to the west, then for Dingle, Limerick, or Galway. All the ships …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… to the Viador to strengthen all the harbours in the west with his best expedition. In the same packet came …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… river towards Civill [ Seville], were either bound for the West Indies or to waft the carricks coming from the East … a culverin shot of the bar there is an island on the west-south-west side, where a strength is to be made of stone work ( …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… which is alleged for doing so is the fact that it lies west of the river Shannon. The Shannon, however, is not in … that he shall plant a garrison at Arde or in the church by West Arde called Kilmakillog, and lead the English forces as …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… More, dated 4 August, and received the 6 th. From the west I hear that a Scot has lately come to Berehaven from … than those of Florence McCartie. I beg you that his son at Oxford may be restrained. "He is a youth of great expectation … should be entertained to keep up a service between the West of England and Munster. "The meetest place for the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… The merchants of Cork, Galway, Kilmallock, Youghal and the West of Ireland who usually embark at Bristol have received …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… but only a report that all the Brazil men are taken. The West India fleet returned to Civill [ Seville]. A great army … Kilwarlin, Kenelerto and Killulto [ Killultagh] on the west. The lough itself is full of islands and is entered by …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… in June 1556. The English however refused redress on the West March, where the Scots rebels against their warden were …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by the Queen of England's subjects inhabiting the West March, under the charge of Lord Scrope, to whom he … of Sussex, and since by certain of her subjects in the West Marches. There shall not be found any lack of goodwill …