[228] A true copy of the sentence of war pronounced against Sir Francis Annesley, Knight and Baron Mountnorris, etc., together with his Lordship's petition, etc. London; printed for J. B., 1641. [229] A good view of the Loftus case may be obtained from Arthur Earl of Essex's report in the _Drogheda Papers_ in the Ninth Report of the Hist. MSS. Comm., Appx. ii., and in the _House of Lords Papers_ in the 4th and 5th Reports. See also _Strafford Letters_, ii. 160-164, 257, and _Rawdon Papers_, pp. 26, 54, and the _Barrett-Lennard Papers_ in the third vol. of the Report of the Royal Hist. Commission on 'various collections,' 1904. [230] Besides the authorities quoted above there is the affidavit of Henry Parry, sworn November 16, 1652, wherein it is stated that Loftus' chaplain was not allowed to see him with a view to administering the sacrament in his extreme illness. Parry thinks his treatment by Strafford cost him 24,000_l._, and that he lost 80,000_l._ more by the rebellion.--Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_, 1647-1660, p. 576. [231] Clarendon's _History_, iii. 115-117; Warwick's _Memoirs_, 116; _Strafford Letters_, ii. 381. [232] _Lismore Papers_, 2nd series, iv. 187. The case for Cork as against Strafford is contained in both series of these papers, and is summed up in Smith's _Hist. of Cork_, vol. i. chap. 3, and in Mrs. Townshend's _Great Earl of Cork_. If these documents had been known to Gardiner, he might have judged Lord Cork very differently. [233] The Earl of Cork's Remembrances, April 22 to June 2, 1636, in _Lismore Papers_, 2nd series, iii. 247, and his Diary, _ib._ 1st series, iv. 175, 179. Report on the Youghal case calendared at May 3, 1634, in State Papers, _Ireland_, Laud to Wentworth, October 4, 1635, in his _Works_, vii. 171. Mrs. Townshend's _Great Earl of Cork_, chap. 16, may be consulted with advantage. [234] Wentworth to Conway, Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_, March 12, 1635; Notes of the Star Chamber trial, _ib._ May 10, 1639; _Rushworth_, iii. 888 and viii. 109; Wentworth to Sir John Bramston, C.J., April 12, 1639, in Browning's (really Forster's) _Life of Strafford_, 1892. And see the note to Gardiner's _Hist. of England_, ix. 71. [235] Ussher to Laud, in his _Works_, xv. 572-575; Laud to Wentworth, March 11, 1633-34, in his _Works_, vi. 255; Wentworth to Laud, August 23, 1634, in _Strafford Letters_.