 | John Curry - 1810 - 736 pages
...papist to an hundred protestants, there should not, for a year, be found one witness from Ireland, to give information of any conspiracy of the like...where there were fifteen papists to one p'rotestant. But the proclamation above-mentioned, which was published according to the order sent from England,... | |
 | John Curry - 1810 - 732 pages
...papist to an hundred protestants, there should not, for a year, be found one witness from Ireland, to give information of any conspiracy of the like...-where there were fifteen papists to one protestant. But the proclamation above-mentioned, which was published according to the order sent from England,... | |
 | Thomas Carte - 1851 - 1366 pages
...scarce one papist to an hundred protestants, there should not for above a year together ap-49<5 pear so much as one witness from Ireland (a country otherwise...whose weakness would naturally make them apply for assistance from their more powerful brethren in Ireland. This proclamation was intended to remedy that... | |
 | Martin Haverty - 1867 - 798 pages
...Protestants, there should not, for above a year together, appeal i tnuch as one witness from Ireland to give information of any conspiracy of the like nature in that ngdom, where there were fifteen Papist* to one Protestant, as that charged upon the Papist* of nglsnd,... | |
 | Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts - 1917 - 440 pages
...noise and frighted people out of their " senses in a nation where there was scarce one Papist to an " hundred Protestants, there should not for above a...where there were " fifteen Papists to one Protestant." Several of the papers in this volume relate to the plot which for convenience may be called David FitzGerald's... | |
 | Martin Haverty - 1872 - 794 pages
...Protestants, there should not, for above a year together, appear so much as one witness from Ireland to give information of any conspiracy of the like...whose weakness would naturally make them apply for assistance from their mar* powerful brethren in Ireland.* Vol. ii.. p. 495. humble retreat, a few miles... | |
 | Alfred Marks - 1905 - 246 pages
...(a country otherwise fruitful enough in producing them) to give information of any conspiracy of a like nature in that kingdom, where there were fifteen...whose weakness would naturally make them apply for assistance from their more powerful brethren in Ireland." * " This peace and quiet in Ireland was a... | |
 | Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts - 1908 - 712 pages
...horrible noise and frighted people out of their senses in a nation where there was scarce one Papist to an hundred Protestants, there should not for above a...where there were fifteen Papists to one Protestant."* Several of the papers in this volume relate to the plot which for convenience may be called David FitzGerald's... | |
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... so much as one witness from Ireland (a country otherwise fruitful enough in producing them) to give information of any conspiracy of the like nature in that kingdom, where there were fifteen papists to one protestant... 