Certified contemporary copy of the order of the House of Lords for the acquittal of Sir Richard Bolton and Sir Gerrard Lowther accused of high treason June 22, 1642.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Will of W. Parsons, late of Dublin, Nov. 9, 1651. Commission of Peace for Leinster to Sir G. Lowther, Sir E. Bolton, J. Donnellan and T. Dongan, March 16, 1651. Explanation of the Order of the Commissioners of the Commonwealth on reparation for losses from robberies, Dec. 28, 1653.
• Copy of the articles of impeachment against Sir R. Bolton, J. Bramhall, Bp. of Derry, Sir G. Lowther and Sir G. Ratcliffe 1641
• Instructions given by the Lord Deputy (Sydney) to the Lord Chancellor Gerrard, to answer accusations preferred against the government, 1577.
• Copies of papers relating to the trial of Sir John Perrott for high treason in 1592.
• Letter of Sir J. Coke, the Younger to Sir J. Coke. Mentions that in the Parliament of Ireland they have accused the Lieutenant, Sir George Radcliffe, The Chief Justice Lowther, the Chancellor Sir R. Bolton, the Bishop of Derry and Mr. Little the Lieutenant's Secretary. The last four are under the Black Rod in Ireland. March 16, 1641.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1888)