Letter of Lord Salisbury to Sir T. Edmondes in which he attributes a fresh outbreak of rebellion in Ireland to protection afforded to Tyrone by the Spanish at Milan. May 18, 1608.
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London: British Museum, Stowe Ms. 170: (Extract)Other
The National Library of Ireland holds a microfilm copy (n.1925, p.1459).Similar Items
- Letter of Lord Salisbury to Sir T. Edmondes denying any interest in the death of the Jesuit Owen but saying Tyrone's death is of another manner of importance. Aug. 10, 1608.
- Letter of Sir C. Cornwallis, in Madrid, to Sir T. Edmondes on the Spanish disclaimer of any approval of the entertainment of Tyrone, etc. at Rome, June 25, 1608.
- Letter of Sir R. Winwood to Sir T. Edmondes saying that it is reported from Rome that Tyrone is acknowledged king of Ireland there. May 7, (1608).
- Letter of Sir R. Winwood to Sir T. Edmondes saying there is a purpose to assist Tyrone not only in Spain but also in Italy. May 28, (1608).
- Letter of Lord Mountjoy to Sir R. Cecil, saying that two Spanish ships came to the coast of Connaught with letters for the Earl of Tyrone which he gave unopened to Mountjoy and giving views on Rory O'Donnell. May 30, 1603. Published: (1930)
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