[448] Neal’s History of the Puritans, vol. i., for Travers; Lowry’s Hamilton MSS., pp. 1-9, and Bruce’s Correspondence of James VI. and Cecil, for Fullerton and Hamilton. Hibernia Ignatiana, pp. 37 and 39. ‘Litteræ Annuæ’ of the Irish Jesuits, 1609, in Spicilegium Ossoriense.
[449] O’Sullivan, tom. iv. lib. i. cap. 17; Spicilegium Ossoriense, vol. i. p. 133.
[450] Gilbert’s History of Dublin, vol. i. pp. 29, 186, 383, 385; Ball’s Reformed Church of Ireland, chaps. iii. and iv.; Cotton’s Fasti; Bedell’s Life, printed by the Camden Society, and the articles on Bedell, Daniel, and Robert Boyle in the new Dictionary of National Biography. William Kearney, who printed the proclamation against Tyrone in 1595, may have been related to the Treasurer of St. Patrick’s; see above chap. xlv.
[451] William Lynch to Sir James Macintosh, printed in the Calendar of S. P. Ireland, 1606-8, p. civ; Francis Bacon to Cecil, 1602, printed by Spedding, pp. 48, 49. A commission to ‘execute the Acts concerning the Queen’s supremacy,’ was issued in 1594, Morrin’s Patent Rolls, ii. 290. Loftus and Jones were the only prelates commissioned, and very little was done.
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Agnes, Anyas, or Anes, Francis, ‘Burgomaster’ of Youghal, [35], [107]
Agnes, Black: see MacDonnell, Ineen Duive