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... troops which he left behind , on his return to Scotland , enabled his brother to act offen- fively with vigour . The long blockaded fortrefs of Carrick- X. CHAP . Carrickfergus was obliged to furrender ; and HISTORY OF IRELAND . 165.
... troops which he left behind , on his return to Scotland , enabled his brother to act offen- fively with vigour . The long blockaded fortrefs of Carrick- X. CHAP . Carrickfergus was obliged to furrender ; and HISTORY OF IRELAND . 165.
Side 166
James Bentley Gordon. X. CHAP . Carrickfergus was obliged to furrender ; and Edward , " quitting his defolated quarters in the remoter districts of Ulfter , marched fouthward , " fays Leland , " with a barbarous army , enflamed to ...
James Bentley Gordon. X. CHAP . Carrickfergus was obliged to furrender ; and Edward , " quitting his defolated quarters in the remoter districts of Ulfter , marched fouthward , " fays Leland , " with a barbarous army , enflamed to ...
Side 175
... Carrickfergus in 1333 , by his own attendants , who were afterwards punished for the crime , was in the weakness of English government attended with important confequences . An infant daughter , with whom her mother fled into England ...
... Carrickfergus in 1333 , by his own attendants , who were afterwards punished for the crime , was in the weakness of English government attended with important confequences . An infant daughter , with whom her mother fled into England ...
Side 301
... iffuing from Carrickfergus , Sir Samuel Bagnal from Newry , and other officers from their feveral pofts , committed fuch rueful havoc , even on the standing • corn , 1 XVIII . CHAP . corn , as to reduce HISTORY OF IRELAND . 301.
... iffuing from Carrickfergus , Sir Samuel Bagnal from Newry , and other officers from their feveral pofts , committed fuch rueful havoc , even on the standing • corn , 1 XVIII . CHAP . corn , as to reduce HISTORY OF IRELAND . 301.
Side 354
... Carrickfergus caftle to the infurgents of Scotland ; he executed the chief agent of the confpiracy , augmented the garrison , and or- dered the main body of the forces to affemble at this place on account of its fituation with respect ...
... Carrickfergus caftle to the infurgents of Scotland ; he executed the chief agent of the confpiracy , augmented the garrison , and or- dered the main body of the forces to affemble at this place on account of its fituation with respect ...
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