[44] Machyn's _Diary_, Feb. 13 and 14; Shane's complaints to the Queen, March 13; Private Memoranda by Cecil, March (No. 43); Shane O'Neill to Lord Robert Dudley, Nov. 2, 1562; to the Cardinals of Lorraine and Guise, Feb. 1, 1567; Sir Nicholas Arnold to Cecil, Nov. 23, 1562. See Froude's _History of England_, Elizabeth, chaps. v. and vii. The 'Marquis' alluded to by Shane, in his letter to the Cardinals, would seem to be D'Elboeuf; but was he in England with Shane? [45] Indentures between Queen Elizabeth and Shane O'Neill, April 30, 1562; Sidney's opinion, April 11, substantially agreeing with the above. In his letter of Jan. 2 to Cecil, Sussex wrote that no man of credit accompanied Shane to England. Shane was back in Ireland by the end of May. [46] Lord-Lieutenant and Council to the Queen, Oct. 23 and Nov. 23, 1561; Sussex to Cecil, Dec. 20, 1561, and Jan. 2, 1562; to the Queen, Jan. 2. [47] Fitzwilliam to Cecil, Jan. 15, Feb. 13, April 23, May 4; to the Queen, March 13 and 27; Sir H. Radclyffe to Cecil, Jan. 12; Ormonde to Sussex, Feb. 2; Kinsale, Cork, and Youghal to the Queen, April 8, 10, and 18; the Queen to the Lord Justice and Council, March 20. [48] Fitzwilliam to Cecil, April 14 and 29; Lord Justice and Council to the Queen, April 17. [49] Fitzwilliam to Cecil, May 13, with the enclosures; Matthew King to Cecil, May 7. King was Clerk of the Check, and of course saw a good deal. CHAPTER XXI. 1561 TO 1564. [Sidenote: State of the Pale. Memorial of Irish law students.]