Planters’ Parliament meets 18th May, 1613. Recusants’ protest against packing Parliament July, 1613. Chichester created a peer 25th February, 1614. Planters’ Parliament escheats Ulster estates 1615. Planters’ Parliament dissolved 24th October, 1615. Sir John Davies’ legal reports published 1615. Chichester dismissed from Deputyship 29th November, 1615. Chichester appointed Lord High Treasurer 2nd July, 1616. Hugh O’Neill dies in Rome 20th July, 1616. Crown Rental describes Bann as Chichester’s 1618-1619. Deputy St. John investigates Wakeman-Irelande Patents October, 1618. Archbishop Jones, Lord Chancellor, dies 10th April, 1619. Davies resigns Attorney-Generalship 30th October, 1619. King’s Letter for re-grant to Chichester 8th August, 1620. Inquisition at Derry finds Bann for Londoners 26th March, 1621. Inquisition at Carrickfergus finds Bann and Lough Neagh for Chichester 6th April, 1621. Patent to Chichester includes Lough Neagh and the Bann 20th November, 1621. Chichester made Ambassador to Palatinate January, 1622. Chichester leases Lough Neagh to Londoners 1622. Wakeman Patents condemned by Exchequer Barons 1623. Chichester dies in London 19th February, 1625. James I. dies 27th March, 1625. Chichester’s embezzlements exposed 1625-1626. Sir John Davies dies December, 1626. Sir A. Forbes’ fishery “discovery” 21st October, 1628. Opinion of ex-Baron Oglethorpe condemns Wakeman Patents 26th April, 1630. Strafford, Lord Lieutenant 3rd July, 1633. Londoners’ Irish estate seized by Charles I. 1635. Inquisition at Wicklow annuls Wakeman Patents 21st April, 1636. King’s Letter requiring surrender of Lough Neagh from Edward Chichester 24th September, 1638. Edward Chichester surrenders Lough Neagh and the Bann 1st July, 1640. Patent to Edward Chichester for estate (less fisheries) 22nd September, 1640. Commonwealth ordinance restores Londoners’ estate 4th September, 1655. Cromwell leases Lough Neagh to Clotworthy 13th May, 1656. Henry Cromwell inserts Bann in Clotworthy’s lease 14th August, 1656. Cromwell’s Charter restores Londoners’ estate 24th March, 1657.