"A declaration setting forth how and by what means the lawes and statutes of England from time to time came to bee of force in the Kingdome of Ireland," written by Sir R. Bolton (?) in 1641. Attributed also to P. Darcy, M.P.

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• A declaration setting forth how and by what means the laws and statutes of England from time to time came to be of force in Ireland. (By R. Bolton, Chancellor, c. 1639?).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1874)
• A declaration setting forth how and by what means the laws and statutes of England from time to time came to be of force in Ireland. (By R. Bolton, Chancellor, c.1639?).
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1874)
• Questions of lawe and affaires of state concerning the Kingdome of Ireland, Powers of Irish and English Parliaments, etc. 17th c.
• Extracts from the Commons Journal in Ireland, which began in Lord Chichester's time, particularly as to the power of giving subsidies. A note of certain acts passed in a Parliament held at Dublin, anno 27, Eliz. (1584-5).
• Sir Richard Bolton's Declaration, showing how the statutes of England came to be of force in Ireland, 17th c.