addresses Parliament in Irish, [258];
at Court, [271];
furnishes a large contingent for Scotch war, [276];
his quarrel with St. Leger, [278]-[286];
proposed for Deputy, [279];
chosen to command the contingent in Scotland, [280];
sails to the Clyde, [281], [282];
he is poisoned, [285], [331], [341];
his chaplain Bicton, [359]
— Thomas Butler, tenth Earl of, called ‘Black Thomas,’ succeeds his father at the age of fourteen, [286], [325], [326];