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'James I: March 1614', in Calendar of State Papers, Ireland, 1611-1614, (London, 1877) pp. 471-472. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/ireland/1611-14/pp471-472 [accessed 19 April 2024]
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James I: March 1614
809. The Lord Chichester [to Attorney General]. [March 10.] Carte Papers, vol. 62, No. 138.
Warrant to make out a fiant for the pardon of Robert Bowen, Provost Marshall of Leinster, and nine others, in consideration of their good services.—Chichester House, March 10, 1613.
With this note by Sir A. Chichester: [This must not entend to pardon anie in prison or upon bayle for anie other crime or offence but that wch maye be obiected to them for the execution and prosecution of offenders by Marshall lawe.]
P. 1. Orig. Endd.
810. Lords of the Council to Lord Chichester. [March 27.] Philad. P., vol. 4, p. 357.
Charles Carthie, Esq., has complained in the behalf of himself and his father that one Andrew Barrett, councillor at law, notwithstanding he has first submitted himself to an award, has lately, through the power of himself and his friends, both in the county and city of Cork, obtained the verdict of a jury for the lands Lissivoroe, Killvonity, Ballinelon, and Ballivorishine, in the county of Cork, for many ages in the possession of his predecessors.
Chichester is to call Barrett before him and require him to perform the award; in case of his refusing to direct a new trial in some indifferent county.—Whitehall, March 27, 1614.
Signed: G. Cant., Notingham, T. Suffolke, Gilb. Shrewsbury, W. Knollys, E. Wotton, Ralph Winwood.
P. ½. Add. Endd.: "of the 27th of March 1613. From the Lords of the Councell in the Cause in difference betwyxt Cormocke McDermont Carthie, and his sonne Charles, and Andrewe Barrett. Re. the 17th of December."