The Peerage of Ireland; Or, a Genealogical History of the Present Nobility of That Kingdom 5
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Mi- chael—But in 1547 the Scots being worded by the Duke of Somerfet at Pinky-Cleugh 10 September, with the lofs of 8000 killed in the field, that nation had recourfe to the French King, with whom the governor fet on foot a treaty of marriage between the Queen and Francis the Dauphin, fon of K. Henry II. In May 1549 ^^^^^ King created his Lordfhip, Duke of Chatelherault, and for the fupport of the honour, afligned to him and his heirs for ever lands of 30,000 livres a year, in confideration of ...his endeavour to accompliili the i"aid match ; which taking effecl, her Ma- jefty was fent into France, and bis right of fucceflion to the crown of Scotland acknowledged and recognized by the French King, the Dauphin, and the young Queen.
He continued Governor of Scotland to the year 1555, when the Queen being of fufficicnt age, chofe her own guardians ; by whofe advice fhe named her mother to be regent during her abfence, to whom the Earl of Arran rea- dily refigned that great pofl: in full parliament, and laid • down an employment, which he had held to the general fatisfa(!^ion of the kingdom, and efteem of all foreign princes, who knew his deportment, for the fpace of twelve years.
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Mi- chael—But in 1547 the Scots being worded by the Duke of Somerfet at Pinky-Cleugh 10 September, with the lofs of 8000 killed in the field, that nation had recourfe to the French King, with whom the governor fet on foot a treaty of marriage between the Queen and Francis the Dauphin, fon of K. Henry II. In May 1549 ^^^^^ King created his Lordfhip, Duke of Chatelherault, and for the fupport of the honour, afligned to him and his heirs for ever lands of 30,000 livres a year, in confideration of ...his endeavour to accompliili the i"aid match ; which taking effecl, her Ma- jefty was fent into France, and bis right of fucceflion to the crown of Scotland acknowledged and recognized by the French King, the Dauphin, and the young Queen.
He continued Governor of Scotland to the year 1555, when the Queen being of fufficicnt age, chofe her own guardians ; by whofe advice fhe named her mother to be regent during her abfence, to whom the Earl of Arran rea- dily refigned that great pofl: in full parliament, and laid • down an employment, which he had held to the general fatisfa(!^ion of the kingdom, and efteem of all foreign princes, who knew his deportment, for the fpace of twelve years.
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