The History of Ireland: From the Earliest Period of the Irish Annals, to the Present Time, Part 2London Printing and Pub., 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 410
... received with almost turbu- sume his government . dral of Christchurch , where , after the con- clusion of divine service , he took his oath , received the sword , and thus formally assumed the government ; after which ceremony he ...
... received with almost turbu- sume his government . dral of Christchurch , where , after the con- clusion of divine service , he took his oath , received the sword , and thus formally assumed the government ; after which ceremony he ...
Page 446
... received benefit , not only from the faithful manner in which the Irish chiefs were now per- forming the conditions of their submission , but by the " just dealing " of their neighbour O'Reilly , whom and his country Sydney describes as ...
... received benefit , not only from the faithful manner in which the Irish chiefs were now per- forming the conditions of their submission , but by the " just dealing " of their neighbour O'Reilly , whom and his country Sydney describes as ...
Page 507
... received by Mac Sweeny , but the wine and liquors were already drunk . Ashamed to be thus ob- liged to disappoint his guests , Mac Sweeny despatched a messenger to the ship with a pressing request for a new supply of wine and liquors ...
... received by Mac Sweeny , but the wine and liquors were already drunk . Ashamed to be thus ob- liged to disappoint his guests , Mac Sweeny despatched a messenger to the ship with a pressing request for a new supply of wine and liquors ...
Contents
VOL II | 271 |
State of Ireland at the close of the reign | 280 |
at WicklowThe two hundred prisoners | 338 |
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