Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 3 (of 3), 1660-1690Bagwell, Richard
History
Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 3 (of 3), 1660-1690
Bagwell, Richard
Ireland -- History -- 17th century
[88] Grey's _Debates_, November 25, December 1 and 10, 1669. Articles
of impeachment and answers in Orrery's _State Letters_, i. 109.
Macpherson's _Original Letters_, i. 56, wrongly placed under 1670.
Marvell's letter, no. 129, _ut sup._
[89] Macray's _Notes_ of conversations between Clarendon and Charles
II. in July 1660, Roxburghe Club. Character in _Clarendon's State
Papers_, iii., supplement, lxxiv. Burnet's character is to the same
effect, adding 'corrupt, without shame or decency,' _Own Times_, i.
266. 'The greatest vapourer in the world,' Pepys' _Diary_, December 3,
1665, and very dishonest, 'guilty of one of the basest things that ever
was heard of a man,' _ib._ September 27, 1668. Marvell says he gave
10,000_l._ for his place to the Duchess of Cleveland, letter of August
9, 1671.
[90] Marvell's letter of March 21, 1670. Berkeley's instructions are
in Cox's _Hibernia Anglicana_, Charles II., ii. 9. As to Leighton, see
Burnet's _Own Times_, i. 137, and Foxcroft's _Supplement_, p. 13. In
a note to his edition of Burnet, Mr. Airy says he is 'not aware of a
single word extant in his favour.' North's _Examen_, iii. chap. vi.
89--'being secretary in Ireland he extorted most outrageously and being
expostulated with for it, answered, "What a pox, d'ye think I come here
to learn your language?"'
[91] Cardinal Moran's _Life of Plunket_, particularly chaps. vi.
and xvii. Brady's _Episcopal Succession_, i. 227. Alderman Matthew
Anderton to Perrott (Williamson's clerk), April 20, 1670, State Papers,
_Domestic_. Patrick Adair's _Narrative_, p. 300.
[92] Carte's _Ormonde_. Remarks on the _Life and Death of Mr. Blood_,
1680. _Verney Memoirs_, iv. 228. _Letters to Williamson_, ed. Christie,
i. 14, ii. 120. Sir Walter Scott made good use of Blood in _Peveril of
the Peak_.
[93] Copy of the petition of November 28, 1670, appointing Talbot
agent, _Trinity College MSS._ 844-849. Carte's _Ormonde_, ii. 426
_sqq._, and Finch's Report of February 1, 1670-1, _ib._ appx. 91. State
Papers, _Domestic_, July 2 and August 1, 1671, and also at p. 595 in
Cal.
[94] Patrick Adair's _Narrative_, pp. 290, 303. Pepys' _Diary_, June
8, 1661. For details concerning Lady Clanbrassil (Lady Alice Moore),
see Lowry's _Hamilton MSS._ Dorset's verses 'On an antiquated coquette'
have been thought to refer to her.
[95] Dr. Lancelot Bolton to Conway, May 13, 1671, State Papers,
_Domestic_. Armourer to Williamson, June 6, July 27, _ib._ Conway to
Rawdon, June 20, _Rawdon Papers_.
[96] King to Lords Justices, May 22, 1661, State Papers, _Ireland_.
King to Lord Lieutenant, February 26, 1671-2, State Papers, _Domestic_.
Proclamation, _ib._ March 8.
[97] Rawdon to Conway, July 13, 1671, State Papers, _Domestic_. Leigh
to Williamson, July 18, _ib._ Essex to Arlington, September 14, 1672,
_Essex Papers_.
[98] Letter to Williamson, March 30, 1672, State Papers, _Domestic_,
Phelim O'Neill to Conway, May 23, 1671, _ib._ The King to Berkeley,
April 30, 1672, _ib._
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