The Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland
The Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland
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CHEEVERS, WALTER, of Monkstown Castle, near Dublin, is trans planted, and Ludlow is given his castle, 113 ; his transplanter s certificate, 114 ; the Council order him in vain a good house in Con- naught, 115.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, "sitting, at Chichester House, in College- green, Dublin, " in 1659, 79.
CLONMEL, ordered to be cleared of Irish by 25th March, 1655, 167.
COMYN, SIR NICHOLAS, of Limerick, his certificate on transplant ing, 86 ; " numb at one side of his body of a dead palsy, " ib.
CONN...AUGHT, Strafford confiscates it, in order to found a noble English Plantation, 59 ; intends to take half of each man s estate, ib. ; the Parliament of England angry with Charles I. For not carry ing out the plan, ib. ; by Act of 26th Sept. , 1653, reserved " for the habitation of the Irish nation, " 80 ; selected because it is an island all but ten miles, 83 ; a four-mile belt of English military planters round Connaught, 83, 187 ; transplanters have to bribe the officers and the Commissioners at Loughrea if they would get a good allot ment, or speedy dispatch, 112 ; in 1654 a waste, 97; the first transplant ers scared at the sight, 98, 191 ; Sligo county taken from the trans planted, and given to the soldiers, 205 ; the best part of the barony of Tyrawley, in the county of Mayo, given to the soldiery, ib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHEEVERS, WALTER, of Monkstown Castle, near Dublin, is trans planted, and Ludlow is given his castle, 113 ; his transplanter s certificate, 114 ; the Council order him in vain a good house in Con- naught, 115.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, "sitting, at Chichester House, in College- green, Dublin, " in 1659, 79.
CLONMEL, ordered to be cleared of Irish by 25th March, 1655, 167.
COMYN, SIR NICHOLAS, of Limerick, his certificate on transplant ing, 86 ; " numb at one side of his body of a dead palsy, " ib.
CONN...AUGHT, Strafford confiscates it, in order to found a noble English Plantation, 59 ; intends to take half of each man s estate, ib. ; the Parliament of England angry with Charles I. For not carry ing out the plan, ib. ; by Act of 26th Sept. , 1653, reserved " for the habitation of the Irish nation, " 80 ; selected because it is an island all but ten miles, 83 ; a four-mile belt of English military planters round Connaught, 83, 187 ; transplanters have to bribe the officers and the Commissioners at Loughrea if they would get a good allot ment, or speedy dispatch, 112 ; in 1654 a waste, 97; the first transplant ers scared at the sight, 98, 191 ; Sligo county taken from the trans planted, and given to the soldiers, 205 ; the best part of the barony of Tyrawley, in the county of Mayo, given to the soldiery, ib.
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