“My Lord,
“Your Lordship’s most humble
“and devoted Servant,
“Worcester.
“Galway, 12th Oct. 1647.”
His Lordship ultimately left Ireland in company with Father George Leyburn, a Roman Catholic priest, with whom he went to France in March, 1647–8.[61]
Footnotes
[13] Birch, p. 175.
[13] Birch, p. 182; Nuncio’s Memoirs; and Siri, Mercurio, Vol. viii.
[87] Rushworth, Part IV. vol. I. p. 249.