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Page 154
... officers , as notaries , sergeants , constables , jailors and such other like in Dublin where they are most conformed , I know not any of these but is a Papist that on Sunday mornings will first hear a Mass , then after that , they will ...
... officers , as notaries , sergeants , constables , jailors and such other like in Dublin where they are most conformed , I know not any of these but is a Papist that on Sunday mornings will first hear a Mass , then after that , they will ...
Page 183
... officers resident in Ireland , be Irish men . That no Irishman's heirs under age shall lose their lands for the faults of their ancestors . . . . That no children nor any other friends be taken as pledges for the good bearing of their ...
... officers resident in Ireland , be Irish men . That no Irishman's heirs under age shall lose their lands for the faults of their ancestors . . . . That no children nor any other friends be taken as pledges for the good bearing of their ...
Page 216
... officers for one year at the above rate amount to £ 1,216 13s . 4d.1 LX . GARRISON LIFE IN IRELAND [ " Descriptio itineris Capitanei Josie Bodley in Lecaliam apud Ultonienses , Ann . 1602. Ulster Journal of Archæology ( 1854 ) , II . 77 ...
... officers for one year at the above rate amount to £ 1,216 13s . 4d.1 LX . GARRISON LIFE IN IRELAND [ " Descriptio itineris Capitanei Josie Bodley in Lecaliam apud Ultonienses , Ann . 1602. Ulster Journal of Archæology ( 1854 ) , II . 77 ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
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