has a bad opinion of the Desmonds, [125];

and of Tirlogh Luineach O’Neill, [129];

goes to Ulster, [133];

his accounts not audited for nine years, [134], [162], [163], [181]-[183], [192];

has no money, [207], [209];

his difficulties as Lord Deputy, [212]-[221], and [227]-[233];

disapproves the Essex expedition, [241], [249], [252]-[257];

bemoans his fate, [261], [263];

ordered to help Essex, [268], [269], [270];

his troubles, [274]-[279];