Ireland Under the Tudors: With a Succinct Account of the Earlier History, Volume 2Longmans, Green, 1885 - Ireland |
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afterwards April Archbishop Armagh Arnold Bishop brother Cahir Captain Carew Carrickfergus castle cess CHAP chief churches Clanricarde Connaught Cork Court coyne and livery Crown Cusack Deputy and Council Desmond Drury Dublin Earl Earl of Desmond Earl's Elizabeth England English Essex favour Fitton Fitz Fitzwilliam to Burghley Fitzwilliam to Cecil Four Masters gallowglasses garrison Geraldines Government hath honour horse Ireland Irish James Fitzmaurice July June Kildare Kilkenny killed Kilmallock land Leicester letter Limerick Lord Deputy Lord Justice Lord-Lieutenant Majesty Majesty's Maltby March matter maurice Meath Munster never O'Connor O'Donnell O'Mores Ormonde Ormonde's Pale Perrott Peter Carew Piers prisoner Privy Council Queen rebels refused Rory Oge O'More Scots sent Sept Shane O'Neill Sidney Papers Sidney's Sir Brian MacPhelim Sir Edmund Butler Sir John Sir Peter soldiers Sorley Stukeley Sussex Thomond thought Tirlogh Luineach Ulster Walsingham Waterford XXXIII Youghal СНАР