Studies in Irish History, 1603-1649 / Being a Course of Lectures Delivered before the Irish Literary Society of London. 2d Series.

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[41]. See Patent Rolls, passim; Carew Papers, p. 227; Plantation Papers, p. 52.

[42]. Sir R. Cox, History, II., p. 29. Plantation Papers, p. 64.

[43]. Patent Rolls, 14 James I., Part I., cvi., 27 Dorso.

[44]. Plantation Papers, p. 146.

[45]. See Patent Rolls, James I., pp. 492, 512, 532, &c.

[46]. Patent Rolls, James I., pp. 455, 473.

[47]. Patent Rolls, 11 James I., 5, cv., 17 Dorso; 18 James I., lxxxvii., 37 Dorso; pp. 314, 555. 22 James I., cxiv., 47 Dorso. State Papers (1610), pp. 31, 64, 391. See also the Inquiry into the state of Dioceses of Cashel and Emly and Waterford and Lismore in the State Papers. Patent Rolls, 18 James I., xxxiv., 6 Dorso.

[48]. Sir R. Cox’s History; Plowden; and the report of Commission mentioned below and printed in the Patent Rolls. The fullest account is by Cox, where the Acts of the Parliament and the King’s letter to the remonstrant Lords are described.

[49]. Patent Rolls, 16 James I., pp. 369-401.

[50]. Camden’s Ireland, pp. 123, 125.