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... Deputy is cause , that all the said common people be so poor , so feeble , and so Irish ; for where sometime , in our days , the King's Deputy used always to have about him , wherever that he did ride , a strong guard on horseback of ...
... Deputy is cause , that all the said common people be so poor , so feeble , and so Irish ; for where sometime , in our days , the King's Deputy used always to have about him , wherever that he did ride , a strong guard on horseback of ...
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... Deputy . ' [ The Council of Ireland to Wolsey ( 15 May , 1528 ) . S.P. Hen . VIII ( 1834 ) , II . 127-8 . ] 66 We have written unto our sovereign Lord of a great misfortune , that happened to the Vice - Deputy of this his Grace's land ...
... Deputy . ' [ The Council of Ireland to Wolsey ( 15 May , 1528 ) . S.P. Hen . VIII ( 1834 ) , II . 127-8 . ] 66 We have written unto our sovereign Lord of a great misfortune , that happened to the Vice - Deputy of this his Grace's land ...
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... Deputy , with a chief justice and the King's attorney for the province . . The province of Connacht was in like sort governed by a governor ( after styled Lord President ) with coun- sellors to assist him , and among them a chief ...
... Deputy , with a chief justice and the King's attorney for the province . . The province of Connacht was in like sort governed by a governor ( after styled Lord President ) with coun- sellors to assist him , and among them a chief ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
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