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Folder icon  Carew Manuscript  MS 610  [n.d.]

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Expand   MISCELLANEOUS NOTES AND ABSTRACTS.  MS 610, f. 1  [n.d.]
No further details   Parliament Roll, 23 Edw. I.--John FitzThomas of Ireland was accused in Parliament for divers offences and felonies done in Ireland. He protests he could acquit himself of them by the law, but because he would not cum ipso Domino Rege placitare, he submits himself wholly to the King's favour, into which he was received, upon giving pledges of his demeanor.  MS 610, f. 2  [n.d.]
Expand   Records of Ireland, collected out of the Records in the Tower of London.  MS 610, f. 3  [n.d.]
Expand   Records collected out of the Records remaining in Tur. London.  MS 610, f. 13  [n.d.]
Expand   Then follow similar extracts from the Close Roll of 1 Hen. III. [The close rolls from 1 to 11 Hen. III. have been edited by Sir T. D. Hardy.]  MS 610, f. 14  [n.d.]
Expand   The King writes to the Irish to levy money in aid of the debts to Louis, son of the King of France.--Ibidem, m. 9.  MS 610, f. 15  [n.d.]
Expand   Henry Abp. of Dublin made ruler and keeper of Ireland 23 April, because Geoffrey de Mariscis was called to England to do his homage, and to speak with the King touching the state of the kingdom of Ireland.--Ibidem, m. 4.  MS 610, f. 16  [n.d.]
Expand   Similar extracts from Close Roll, 4 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 17  [n.d.]
Expand   Appointment of Henry Abp. of Dublin as Keeper of Ireland; date, 3 July.--Ibidem, m. 3.  MS 610, f. 18  [n.d.]
Expand   Geoffrey de Mariscis, formerly justiciary, 28 October; who surrendered that office to Henry Abp. of Dublin.--Ibidem, m. 6. Similar extracts from Close Roll, 6 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 19  [n.d.]
No further details   Similar extracts from Close Roll, 7 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 19b  [n.d.]
Expand   William de Mariscis.--Fines, 7 Hen. III., m. 3.  MS 610, f. 21  [n.d.]
Expand   Similar extracts from Close Roll, 8 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 22  [n.d.]
Expand   Similar extracts from Close Roll, 9 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 23b  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to Geoff. de Mariscis, justiciary, to cause Richard de Burgh to have seisin of the land of Connaught, which Oechus ["O'Connor" in the margin.] son of the late King of Connaught held, and which has been forfeited by the attainder of his father; paying for the first five years 300 marks a year, and afterwards 500 marks, at the Exchequer at Dublin; date, 30th June.--Ibidem, m. 3. "vel. 4.  MS 610, f. 24  [n.d.]
No further details   Similar extracts from Close Roll, 10 Hen. III.  MS 610, f. 24b  [n.d.]
Expand   [no title or date]  MS 610, f. 25b
Expand   The King has an aid from Ireland.--Ibidem, m. 3.  MS 610, f. 26  [n.d.]
Expand   Lands of Henry and Adam de Aldethely (Audeley), brothers. Henry was constable of all the land of Hugh de Lacy, Earl of Ulster, and had lands in England and Ireland.--Ibidem, m. 6.  MS 610, f. 27  [n.d.]
No further details   Similar extracts from Close Roll, II Hen. III. [As stated before, the Close Rolls from 1 to 11 Hen. III. have been edited by Sir T.D. Hardy.]  MS 610, ff. 27b. to 29  [n.d.]
Expand   Briefs of records remaining in the Tower of London." Extracts from the Patent Rolls of King John. [These rolls have been edited by Sir T.D. Hardy.]  MS 610, f. 31  [n.d.]
Expand   Patent Roll, 4 Ed. III.  MS 610, f. 32  [n.d.]
Expand   Grant to John son of Thomas Talbott, of custody of the castle of Allone.  MS 610, f. 33  [n.d.]
Expand   Letters of attorney for Geoffrey Stuicley, to whom the King had granted the serjeantcy of co. Cork.  MS 610, f. 34  [n.d.]
Expand   Patent Roll, 21 Edw. III., part 3.  MS 610, f. 35  [n.d.]
Expand   Briefs of Records remaining in the Tower of London.  MS 610, f. 37  [n.d.]
Expand   Grant to Thomas Fitz John, Earl of Kildare, that he may receive to the law of England all his tenants in Ireland who desire to come to the same.--Pat., 12 Edw. II., p. 2., m. 9.  MS 610, f. 38  [n.d.]
Expand   English lords and others that had lands in Ireland summoned to come to Westm. to advise with the King touching the defence thereof; and Lionel the King's son sent over thither. John Carewe amongst those was summoned."--Claus., 35 Edw. III.  MS 610, f. 39  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to the Justiciary of Ireland to inquire touching liberties of Ireland.--Claus. 20 Edw. III.  MS 610, f. 40  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to the Abp. of Armagh to be assistant to the King's Chancellor in Ireland.--Claus. 33 Edw. III.  MS 610, f. 41  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to the Justiciary, Chancellor, and Treasurer of Ireland to lease to farm the King's demesne lands lying in perilous places and exposed to war; the leases not to exceed 20 years. Rot. Fin. 2 Edw. III. m., 7.  MS 610, f. 42  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to Philip Courtney, the King's Lieutenant in Ireland, to annul erroneous judgments passed there, on his arrival.--Claus. 8 Ric. II.  MS 610, f. 43  [n.d.]
Expand   Inquisition, 14 Edw. II., touching part of the lands and tenements of Thomas, son of Richard De Clare, deceased, in Ireland; viz., the castle of Bonratti in Connaught, castle of Corkmoyth, castle, manor and barony of Inskisey, manor and honor of Duy, lough of Duy, third part of the cantred of Rotheba, cantred of Ossurres in co. Kerry. The pourparty of Robert De Wells and Matilda his wife, one of the heiresses of said inheritance, was put to lot, "ut in dorso Kalendarii continetur.  MS 610, f. 44  [n.d.]
Expand   Briefs of Records remaining in the Tower of London.  MS 610, f. 45  [n.d.]
Expand   [Order] by the King and Council respecting the coinage in Ireland.--"Fines," 10 Edw. III., m. 15, and 12 Edw. III., m. 10.  MS 610, f. 46  [n.d.]
Expand   Grant to Thomas De Stafford of the office of Marshal in Ireland.--[Pat.?] 38 Edw. III., p. 1, m. 39.  MS 610, f. 47  [n.d.]
Expand   Briefs of Evidences concerning Darcy of Ireland.  MS 610, f. 47b  [n.d.]
Expand   Confirmation to same, and Joan his wife, of the manors of Rathwyre and Kildalke, granted 9 Edw. III.--Ibidem (same memb.)  MS 610, f. 48  [n.d.]
Expand   Sheriffs' accounts for sundry years remaining in Archivis Castr Dubliñ."; Account of the county of Kerry for the whole of the 38th and 39th years of Henry III., by Walter de Brackleger, then sheriff.  MS 610, f. 49  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of co. Limerick for 39 Hen. III., by Walter Wansell, sheriff.  MS 610, f. 49b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of co. Waterford with the honor of Dungarvan from the Invention of the Holy Cross, 38 Hen. III. to the same feast 39 Hen. III., by William Rupell (Roche?), sheriff.  MS 610, f. 50b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of Meath for 37, 38, and 39 Hen. III., by Ric. de Wodeton and Henry de Stratton, seneschals there.  MS 610, f. 51  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of co. Tipperary for the year 39 Hen. III. by William de Waylande, sheriff.  MS 610, f. 51b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of co. Cork from Whitsunday, 38 Hen. III., to St. Simon and St. Jude's Day next following, and for the whole of the 39th year, by Wm. de Rupell (Roche), sheriff.  MS 610, f. 52b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of the city of Dublin for the 39th year [of Henry III.], by William the Clerk, [sheriff?]  MS 610, f. 53b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of the borough of Drogheda on the side of Meath, for 38 and 39 Hen. III., by Walter Wyvien, [sheriff.]  MS 610, f. 53b  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of the borough of Drogheda on the side of Uriel, for 38 and 39 Hen. III. by John le Taylor, [sheriff?].  MS 610, f. 54  [n.d.]
Expand   Account of Ulster from Easter 38 to Easter 39 Hen. III., by Peter de Repentenye, seneschal there.  MS 610, f. 54b  [n.d.]
Expand   Inquisitions, 34 & 35 Edw. III.  MS 610, f. 55  [n.d.]
Expand   Copies from the Close Rolls, &c. [Probably all of these will be found printed in Dugdale's "Summonses."]  MS 610, f. 57  [n.d.]
Expand   Records remaining in the Castle Tower of London.  MS 610, f. 61b  [n.d.]
Expand   An office after the death of Lionel Duke of Clarence, [in which?] many of the honors and manors found after the death of William Bourke de Connaught are omitted, for the rebels had overrun that province, and held those lands by force." Esch. Inq. 43 Edw. III. No. 23.  MS 610, f. 62  [n.d.]
Expand   Royal charters of liberties resumed and revoked. "Anno 15 E. 3. m. 24.  MS 610, f. 63  [n.d.]
No further details   (A repetition of ff. 62b to 64.)  MS 610, ff. 54, 65  [n.d.]
No further details   Grant by Henry III. to Ralph Chichester, Chancellor of England, of the Chancellorship (Cancellariam) of Ireland, for term of his life. Westm., 4 March, 17 Hen. III. (No reference.)  MS 610, f. 65b  [n.d.]
Expand   Mandate to cause Eleanor, consort of the King's eldest son (who has the land of Ireland of the King's gift), to have queen-gold in Ireland in the same manner as Queen Eleanor in England.--Pat. Roll. 52 Hen. III., m. 25.  MS 610, f. 66  [n.d.]
Expand   Records relating to the See of Ossory.  MS 610, f. 71  [n.d.]
Expand   Rental of [the manor of] Seyrkeran for the year 33 Edw. I. showing the "redditus firmarum," "redditus villæ," "firmarii," and "cotag.  MS 610, f. 73  [n.d.]
No further details   A brief abstract of the present estate of ------ [Blank in MS.] the bishopric of Ossory;" showing the great decrease of rents of the manors of Durrogh, Upper Court, Aghore, Kilkenny, Bishop's Lough, Insnaghe, Seirkeran, Fynkor, etc. "Besides these, many other small parcels which I omit to lay down, are both detained and diminished, to the great decay of the said bishopric and no less disadvantage unto his Majesty, as in his Highness' records may appear, viz., in Magno Rotulo Ed. primi, anno regni sui decimo septimo, etc." Dated by Carew, "1619.  MS 610, f. 75  [n.d.]
No further details   Extract from the Great Roll [of the Pipe] of 19 Edw. I., viz., from the account of the Escheator of Ireland from 17 to 19 Edw. I., touching some of the above-mentioned manors.  MS 610, f. 76b  [n.d.]
Expand   Abstracts of Acts of Parliament.  MS 610, f. 77  [n.d.]
Expand   Statutes enacted in the Parliament at Dublin, 36 Hen. VI., before Thomas Earl of King of Kildare, Deputy of Richard Duke of York, Lieutenant of Ireland. This one only is specified; that all persons advanced to benefices in Ireland should reside on the same, or otherwise forfeit the issues and profits.  MS 610, f. 78  [n.d.]
Expand   Acts made in the Parliament at Dublin, 1 March, 14 Hen. VII.; that the Kidg do receive from every 20s. worth of merchandises brought into Ireland, 12d., and from ditto (except wine and oil) carried out of Ireland, 12d. All such wares to be entered in the customers' books before being removed from or put into any ship, on pain of forfeiture, half to the King, half to the "spier.  MS 610, f. 79  [n.d.]
Expand   The names of the Houses Freers sold in Ireland in anno 37 Henrici 8vi." [This and the two following articles have been calendared in Vol. I. pp. 199, 200, from the original (?) in Carew MS 602, in which the date "37 Hen. VIII." does not appear. That date is probably a mere conjecture of the copyist.]  MS 610, f. 83  [n.d.]
Expand   Proofs extracted out of Records, showing by whom the country of the Decie hath been from time to time possessed, and also a pedigree how the same hath continued by descent or grant.  MS 610, f. 85  [n.d.]
No further details   Pedigree of the FitzGeralds, Lords of Desmond and the Decye, beginning with Thomas FitzAnthony.  MS 610, f. 86  [n.d.]
Expand   A summary Discourse proving the Deacis of Desmond to be as well the ancient as the immediate right and inheritance of the Crown of England.  MS 610, f. 87  1612
No further details   List of "The Lords of Parliament in Ireland as they were marshalled in the Upper House.  MS 610, f. 89  May 1613
No further details   Copy of patent of the creation of Sir Richard Wingfield as Viscount of Powerscourt. Dublin, 18 Feb., 16 James. I.  MS 610, f. 91  [n.d.]


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