[59] Irish Statutes, 10 Henry VII., Dec. 1, 1494.
[60] Ibid., chaps. iv. and xxii.
[61] Gilbert’s Viceroys, p. 454, and Ware. The Act is not in the printed statutes.
[62] Letters of Richard III. and Henry VII., vol. ii. pp. lxxvi. 237, 242, 299; Histories of Waterford, by Smith and Rylands; Four Masters and Annals of Lough Cé ad ann. 1505.
[63] Letters of Richard III. and Henry VII., vol. ii. pp. 64 and 67.
[64] Hattecliffe’s accounts in Letters of Richard III. and Henry VII., vol. ii. pp. 297-318.
[65] Ware; Hattecliffe’s Accounts; Earls of Kildare.
[66] Gairdner’s Richard III.; Smith’s Waterford, where is given the correspondence between Henry and the city; Carew, vol. v. p. 472, where the events of 1487, 1495, and 1497 are mixed up; Sir Piers Butler to the Earl of Ormonde, in Graves’s St. Canice, p. 193.
[67] Four Masters, with O’Donovan’s notes, under 1485. The ‘Annals’ of Andreas and the ‘Douze triomphes de Henri VII.,’ are in Memorials of Henry VII., ed. Gairdner.
[68] Sir Piers Butler to the Earl of Ormonde, in Graves’s St. Canice, p. 193. Stanihurst says Sir Piers waylaid his enemy.