Ireland Under the Tudors: With a Succinct Account of the Earlier History, Volume 3

April Armagh army Askeaton Bagenal Baltinglas Bingham Bishop Blackwater brother Burgh Burghley Burkes Captain Carew Castle Catholic cattle Cecil CHAP chief Connaught Cork Dingle Dublin Dublin Castle Dundalk Dungannon Earl Earl's Elizabeth enemy England English escaped Essex Feagh MacHugh Fenton fight Fitzmaurice Fitzwilliam force Four Masters gallowglasses Galway garrison Geraldines Government governor Grey hanged honour horse Hugh Ireland Irish James July June Kerry Kildare killed Kilmallock Lady land Leger Leicester Leinster letter Limerick Loftus Lord Deputy Lords Justices Lough Maguire Majesty Majesty's Maltby March Mountjoy Munster Newry Norris O'Donnell O'Neill O'Rourke O'Sullivan Ormonde Ormonde's pardon Pelham Perrott prisoners Privy Council Queen rebellion rebels refused Russell Sanders says Scots sent Sept ships Sir John Sligo Smerwick soldiers Spain Spaniards Spanish Stanley sword thought tion traitors Tyrone Tyrone's Ulster Wallop to Walsingham Walsingham Waterford William wrote XXXVII Youghal СНАР