[112] _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 231, 233; Barnewall's letters, _ib._ 164; for Talbot, _ib._ 231, 234, 236, 321, and _Irish Cal._ 1614, Nos. 852 and 969. [113] Complaints of Recusants with Chichester's answer, 1613, No. 709. [114] _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 369; _Irish Statutes_, 10 and 11 Car. I. cap. 15; Dineley's _Voyage_ in 1681, p. 162; _Confederation and War_, v. 299. Cornwallis to Northampton, October 22, 1613, as to 'what great sums of money have been drawn out of the supposed commiseration of the hinder parts of these poor Irish garrans.' _Ulster Journal of Archæology_, vi. 212. Uvedale ultimately surrendered his grant for 1,250_l._, _Cal._, March 15, 1625. Cæsar Otway's _Erris and Tyrawly_ (1841), p. 358. [115] Report of Commissioners in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 359. Roger Wilbraham's _Diary_ (Camden Society's Miscellany, vol. x.). Cornwallis to Northampton, October 22, 1613; Sir Robert Jacob to same, November 30. Both letters show that Cornwallis was closely in Northampton's confidence. [116] _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 291-301. Chichester left Chester March 21, but a letter calendared at March 27, shows that the Council were not then aware that he had left Ireland (he did not get it till the following December). [117] Lord Deputy and Council to the Privy Council, November 24, 1613; Sir James Gough's Discourse written and subscribed before the Lord Deputy, Chancellor and others, No. 973; Report to the King of Spain, _ib._ No. 969. 'Hercules' Posts' was a tavern in Fleet Street. [118] The King to Chichester, January 4, 1614. The submission, dated January 31, 1614, is in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 287. [119] Opinion of law officers in _Spedding_, iv. 388; Bacon's Speech, January 31, 1614, _ib._ v. 5; Privy Council to Chichester, calendared No. 798 under January 27, 1614, but perhaps of earlier date; same to same, July 25, 1614. _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 321, 393. [120] James's speech is in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 302, dated April 12, 1613, which is an obvious misprint. It is printed in _Carew_ at April 20, 1614, the 'Thursday before Easter.' [121] The King to Chichester, August 7, 1614; St. John to Winwood, October 23 and November 4; Davies to Somerset, October 31, enclosing his speech of October 11, and to Winwood. [122] Chichester to the King, October 16, 1614; St. John to Winwood, September 3 and 24 and October 23, 1614; Davies to Somerset, and also to Winwood, October 31; to Winwood, November 28; and to Somerset, December 2. Francis Blundell to Winwood, December 17; Chichester to same, December 18. Parliament was prorogued on November 29.