Instructions of the Queen to such of the Council as should be appointed to treat with Tyrone and Odonnel with her answers to their petitions, 1595.
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London: Lambeth Palace Library, Ms. 617: (Extract)Other
The National Library of Ireland holds a microfilm copy (n.2800, p.1702).Similar Items
- Letter from the Queen to authorize Sir J. Norris, Lord President of Munster, and Sir G. Fenton to be commissioners to treat with Tyrone and Odonnell, March 9, 1596. Instructions to these commissioners, March 2, 1596. The Queen's letter to the Lord Deputy and Council concerning the commissioners, May 25, 1596.
- The humble submission of Hugh O'Donnell to her Majesty, Oct. 18, 1595. The submission of Tyrone, Oct. 18, 1595. Articles agreed upon for the cessation of armes, Oct. 27, 1595.
- Commission by the Queen to the Earl of Ormonde to parley with the rebels in Ulster and safe-conduct to the Earl of Tyrone, Hugh Roe O'Donnell and others to come to Drogheda or Dundalk to meet him, Dec. 3, 1597.
- Instructions from the Lord Deputy and Council to Sir H. Wallop and Sir R. Gardner, how to treat with the Earl of Tyrone, Odonnel and others, 1595.
- Articles proposed by the Commissioners to Hugh O'Donnell, 1595. O'Donnel's answer, 1595. Articles proposed to Tyrone and his answer, 1595.
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