 | Ireland - 1772 - 588 pages
...and wkhqut his privity. 17. ALL the natives in the Englifli plantations of this realm, were difarmed by proclamation, and the proteftant plantators armed, and tied by the conditions of thefr plantations, to have arms, and to keep certain numbers of horfa and foot continually upon their... | |
 | John Curry - Ireland - 1786 - 432 pages
...without his privity. 1 7*. All the natives in the Englifh plantations of this realm, were difarmed by proclamation, and the proteftant plantators armed,...thoufands of the natives were expulfed out of their pofleffions, and as many hanged by martial law, without caufe, and againft the laws of this realm ;... | |
 | John Curry - Ireland - 1786 - 436 pages
...without his privity. 1 7. All the natives in the Englifh plantations of this realm, •were difarmed by proclamation, and the proteftant plantators armed,...thoufands of the natives were expulfed out of their pofieflions, and as many hanged by martial law, without caufe, and againft the laws of this realm ;... | |
 | John Curry - 1810 - 736 pages
...natives in the English plantations of the realm, were disarmed by proclamation, and the protestant plantators armed, and tied by the conditions of their...plantations to have arms, and to keep certain numbers of horse and foot continually upon their lands, by which advantage, many thousands of the natives were... | |
 | John Curry - Catholic emancipation - 1810 - 732 pages
...natives in the English plantations of the realm, were disarmed by proclamation, and the protestant plantators armed, and tied by the conditions of their...plantations to have arms, and to keep certain numbers of horse and foot continually upon their lands, by which advantage, many thousands of the natives were... | |
 | Dennis Taaffe - Ireland - 1810 - 588 pages
...natives in the English plantations of the realm, were disarmed by proclamation, and the protestant plantators armed, and tied by the conditions of their...plantations to have arms, and to keep certain numbers of horse and foot conti. nually upon their lands, by which advantage, many thousands of the natives were... | |
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Englifh plantations of this realm, •were difarmed by proclamation, and the proteftant plantators armed, and tied by the conditions of their plantations to have arms, and to keep certain numbers of... 