Ireland in the seventeenth century, or, The Irish massacres of 1641-2 [ed.] by M. Hickson, Том 2Mary Agnes Hickson 1884 |
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aforesaid afterwards amongst Armagh Bagenal barony besieged Birne Birr Brian brother Captain Carlow Carrickmacross cartron Cashel castle Catholic chattels church Colonel command committed convoy Cork county of Armagh Court deponent deponent further saith deponent's deposeth and saith depositions Dermot despoiled divers Donogh doth Dublin duly sworn Edmund O'Reilly Edward Butler English Protestants examt examt.'s friars gent George Littlefield hanged hath heard Henry O'Neil Hugh husband illegible Ireland Irish John Jurat justice Kerry Kilkenny killed king's knoweth lands late lives Lord Deputy Lord Muskerry Lordships Loughgall MacMahon MacSweeny Majesty Majesty's murder names natives Nicholas night Papists parish Patrick persons Philip plantation priest prisoner RANDAL ADAMS Rathkeale rebels rest Richard robbed Robert sent servant Shrule Sir Henry Bellings Sir Phelim Sir Phelim O'Neil soldiers sworn and examined taken thereabouts thereof Thomas Tiegue Tirlogh told town Tralee unto Walter whereupon Wicklow wife William Wolverston
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