[402] Pacata Hibernia, book iii. chaps. iii. and iv.
[403] Journal, May 13 to June 1; Carew to Cecil, Aug. 6, 1601, May 29, 1602; Pacata Hibernia, book iii. chap. v.; Carew to Mountjoy, June 1 1602, in Carew.
[404] Journal June 1-17; Carew to the Privy Council, Jan. 22, 1603; Pacata Hibernia, book iii. chaps. vi. vii. and viii.
[405] Journal, June 12.
[406] Journal, June 17-18.
[407] Examination of Dominic Collins, July 9, 1602; Pacata Hibernia book iii. chap. ix.; Four Masters, 1602. There is a life of O’Colan in Hibernia Ignatiana, pp. 89-102.
[408] Four Masters, 1602; O’Donnell to O’Connor Kerry, May 24, in Carew; List of Irish refugees in Pacata Hibernia, book ii. chap. xxii. The extreme claim of the O’Donnells included not only Tyrconnell, but Tyrone, Fermanagh, and all Connaught; see Docwra’s Narration.
[409] For James Blake’s designs see Carew to Mountjoy, May 28 and Oct. 9, in Carew and Pacata Hibernia, book iii. chap. xv. The story of John Anias may be read in the Life of Florence MacCarthy, Maclean’s Letters of Cecil to Carew, and in Pacata Hibernia, book iii. chap. vii. For Tyrconnell’s case see Wotton to James I., April 24, 1608, in Russell and Prendergast’s Calendar, and his subsequent letters in the same volume.
[410] Lambert to Mountjoy, June 18, 1602; Four Masters.
[411] Docwra’s Narration, 1602 till April 20. Docwra to the Privy Council, March 11.