FOOTNOTES
| [1] | Mitchell's Life of Hugh O'Neil, pp. 236, 237. |
| [2] | Mitchell's Hugh O'Neil, p. 241. |
| [3] | For a further insight to the court intrigue of that period, the reader is referred to the Memoirs of the Duke of Berwick, vol. i., pp. 20 to 30. |
| [4] | The Popular History of Ireland, vol. ii., p. 571. |
| [5] | There is a very fine engraving of him given in the second volume of Story's Impartial History. |
| [6] | Dolby's History of Ireland. |
| [7] | See Barrington's Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation. |
| [8] | Popular History of Ireland, vol. ii, p. 572. |
| [9] | It is necessary to remark that Taylor, who relates this incident, confounds the name of Galmoy with Galway. They were two distinct characters: the latter, whose family patronymic was Burke, was killed at Aughrim; the former accompanied the "Brigade" to France. His family name was Butler. |