Catalogue description LORD LEONARD GREY.

"Anno 32 Hen. VIII, mense Octob., 1541.

"The names of such of the King's Council in Ireland and others as were examined and deposed against the Lord Leonard Grey, late Lord Deputy of Ireland, for the approving of such treasons and misdemeanors whereof he stood accused; collected out of the original." [The last five words are in Carew's hand.]

John Allen, Lo. Chancellor of Ireland; George Browne, Archbishop of Dublin; Edward [Staples], Bishop of Meath; Sir John Rauson, Lo. Prior of St. John's of Jerusalem; [Sir] William Brabazon, Vice-Treasurer of Ireland; Gerald Aylmer, Chief Justice of Ireland; Robert Cowlie, Master of the Rolls; Edward Basnet, Dean of Christchurche; James Butler, Earl of Orm. and Oss., Lo. Treasurer; Bartholomew Stritch, of Limericke; John Band, steward to the Lo. Leonard Gray; Edmond [Butler], Archbishop of Cassell; James Fleminge, Baron of Slane; George Dowdall, Prior of Ardee; Patricke Fleminge, gent.; Sir Gerald Fleminge; Thomas Casy; Oliver Grace, constable of Rathvillie; Martin Pells, captain of foot; Thomas Allen, constable of Rathmore; Cahir O'Conner, of Ophalie; James FitzGerald, of Ballisimon; John Darcy, of Rathwyer, gentleman usher to the Lo. Leo. Gray; Thomas Tirrell; Thomas Page, servant to the Lo. Leo. Gray; Thomas Welshe; Edmond Nugent, Bishop of Kilmore; Thomas Fitz Eustace, Lo. of Killcullen; James FitzGerald; Richard Aylmer; Thomas FitzGerald; Richard Wale; Hubbert Fitz Gerald; Reymond Baron; Philip Cryffe; Maurice Fitz Eustace; Nicholas Wogan; John FitzEustace; James Fitz Gerald; William FitzEustace; Rowland FitzEustace; Alexander McTirloghe, captain of the gallowglasse; Edmond Ashpoll; David Sutton; Reymond Oge; Thomas FitzGerald; Philip FitzMaurice; John Sutton; Nicholas FitzEustace, of Kardeston; St. Michell, Baron of Rheban; Thomas Longe; Nicholas FitzEustace, of Crookston; James FitzMaurice; Wellesley, Baron of the Norraghe; Martin Blage, portreeve of Athboy; Thomas Cantrell; Jenico Preston, Viscount of Gormanston; Sir William Birmingham.

Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth, ed. J. S. Brewer & W. Bullen (6 vols., 1867-73), vol. I, document 150.