surrendered Kinsale and other fortresses garrisoned by Spaniards. Carew laid waste the entire province of Connaught, while Mountjoy marched to Ulster to subdue the Northern rebels. The news of the death of O'Donnell in Spain, the desertion of many of his companions in arms, and the total destruction of the cattle and crops by Mountjoy forced O'Neill to make overtures for peace. An offer of terms was made to him, and good care was taken to conceal from him the death of Queen Elizabeth. He decided to meet Mountjoy and to make his submission (1603). ---------- [1] /Calendar of Patent Rolls/, i., 304. [2] Id., i., 315. [3] Moran, /History of the Archbishops of Dublin/, 52-54. Brady, /Episcopal Succession/, ii., 133 sqq. [4] /Calendar of Patent Rolls/, i., 327-335. [5] Lynch-Kelly, /Cambrensis Eversus/, ii., 780 sqq. [6] /Calendar of Carew Papers/, i., 252-53. [7] Id., 258. [8] /Calendar of Patent Rolls/, i., 169-70. [9] /Irish Statutes/, vol. i., 239-74. [10] /Lib. Munerum/, i., 38. [11] Cox, /Hib. Anglicana/, 308-9. [12] Bridgett, /Blunders and Forgeries/, 217-21. [13] /Calendar of Documents, Ireland/, i., 140. [14] /Calendar of Documents, Ireland/, i., 151-52. [15] /Calendar of Carew Papers/, i., 279-80. [16] Shirley, op. cit., 90-1. [17] Bagwell, /Ireland under the Tudors/, ii., 354. [18] Bridgett, /Blunders and Forgeries/, 229-36. [19] Shirley, op. cit., 91. [20] Cox, /Hib. Angl./, 313. [21] The return is printed in /Tracts Relating to Ireland/, ii., 134-38. [22] /State Papers/, iii., 306-7. [23] Id., 305. [24] Litton Falkiner, /Essays Relating to Ireland/, 236. [25] Kelly, /Dissertations on Irish Church History/, 363. [26] /Lib. Mun./, ii., pt. 6, 10. [27] Brady, /Irish Reformation/, 32, 33. [28] /Irish Statutes/, i., 275-320. [29] Cf. Lynch-Kelly, /Cambrensis Eversus/, ii., 19-23. Rothe, /Analecta/ (ed. Moran, 1884), 235-7. [30] /Calendar of Patent Rolls/, i., 303-4. [31] Shirley, op. cit., 140, 234, 265. [32] Brady, /The Irish Reformation/, 169-73. [33] /Fiants of Elizabeth/, no. 199. [34] Mason, /History of St. Patrick's/, 162. [35] Moran's, /Spicil. Ossor./, i., 83. [36] Shirley, op. cit., 220. [37] /Fiants of Elizabeth/, no. 666. [38] Shirley, op. cit., 101. [39] Id., 207. [40] Cf. Letter of J. A. Froude in Brady's /Irish Reformation/, 173-80. [41] /Fiants of Elizabeth/, nos. 198, 221, 223, 363. [42] Shirley, op. cit., 94. [43] Id., 125. [44] Shirley, op. cit., 162. [45] Id., 201, 226. [46] Id., 249-250. [47] Cf. Shirley, op. cit., 98-9, 120, 184, 214, 239, 242, 272, 278, 295. [48] Shirley, op. cit., 130, 135, 180, 189, 271, 313 sqq. [49] Ware's /Works/, vol. i., p. 391. [50] Shirley, op. cit., 96, 104, 106, 122. [51] Id., 271. [52] Id., 95. [53] /Calendar of State Papers/ (Ireland), i., 171. [54] Shirley, op. cit., 117 sqq. [55] Shirley, op. cit., 139. [56] Id., 233 sqq. [57] Shirley, op. cit., 160-3, 135-6, 220, 279, 95. [58] Shirley, op. cit., 195-96.