Hamilton’s Patent for Lough Neagh and Bann, &c., under Thomas Irelande’s Letter 14th February, 1606. Auditor Ware (Wakeman’s assignee) granted tidal Bann 2nd March, 1606. Auditor Ware assigns tidal Bann to Hamilton 3rd March, 1606. Hamilton’s Patent of Trim, &c., under Thomas Irelande’s Letter 13th March, 1606. Hamilton’s Patent of Westmeath lands under Thomas Irelande’s Letter 17th March, 1606. Earl of Devonshire’s will 2nd April, 1606. Earl of Devonshire’s death 3rd April, 1606. Hamilton assigns Lough Neagh and non-tidal Bann, &c., to Chichester 10th April, 1606. Hamilton’s Patent of Antrim and Down customs under Wakeman’s Letter 11th April, 1606. Hamilton assigns fourth of tidal Bann to Chichester 14th May, 1606. Hamilton’s Patent, Westmeath and Longford lands under Wakeman’s Letter 18th May, 1606. John Davies promoted Attorney-General 29th May, 1606. O’Cahan v. O’Neill tried by Chichester May and June, 1607. Flight of the Earls (O’Neill and O’Donnell, &c.) 14th September, 1607. O’Cahan’s imprisonment February, 1608. Hamilton’s Patent of Wexford lands under Thomas Irelande’s Letter 13th May, 1608. Sir Cahir O’Doherty’s rebellion May-July, 1608. Niall Garve O’Donnell’s imprisonment 1608. Patent to Bassett of all Hamilton conveyed to Chichester, with MacDonnell’s fourth of the tidal Bann 1st July, 1608. Bassett re-assigns contents of Patent to Chichester 23rd January, 1609. King’s Letter to Chichester for Sir Cahir O’Doherty’s estate 30th July, 1609. Inquisition at Limavady declares Bann Chichester’s 30th August, 1609. James I. grants Bann, Lough Foyle, and Derry to City of London 28th January, 1610. Hamilton’s additional Patent, St. Mary’s Abbey 23rd February, 1610. Hamilton receives £4,500 compensation for Bann and Lough Foyle June, 1610. Chichester annuls grant to MacDonnell of “fourth” of Bann November, 1610. Chichester’s surrender, via Archbishop Jones, of Bann and Lough Foyle 3rd April, 1611. Sham Corporations created to pack Parliament 1612-1613. Londoners’ Ulster Charter sealed 29th March, 1613.