| Charles Vallencey - 1786 - Počet stránok 714
...rebellion ; fmce the dea\Vi of Edmond none of that fept was elefted or created O'Reilye, but the chiefry of the country ftood doubtful till the end of the wars. Then a niece of the earl of Ormond's, being the widow of Mullinora O'Reilye (eldeft fon of Sir John O'Reilye, which Mullinora had... | |
| Charles Vallancey - 1786 - Počet stránok 702
...death of Edmond none of that fept was elected °r created O'Reilye, but the chiefry of the coun'ry ftood doubtful till the end of the wars. Then a niece of the earl of Ormond's, being 'tie widow of Mullinora O'Reilye (eldeft fon of Sir John O'Reilye, which Mullinora... | |
| Charles Vallencey - 1786 - Počet stránok 704
...death of Edmond none of that fept was elected or created O'Reilye, but the chiefry of the country ttood doubtful till the end of the wars. Then a niece of the earl of Ormond's, being the widow of Mullinnra O'Reilye (eldeft fon of Sir John O'Reilye, which Mullinora had... | |
| Sir John Davies - 1787 - Počet stránok 370
...Edmond, none of that Sept was elected or created O'Relie, but the chiefrie of the country country flood doubtful till the end of the wars : then a niece of...O'Relie, which Mulmora had been always loyal, and was (lain on the Queen's part), fuppofirig that Sir John O'Relie held the country by grant, from the late... | |
| Sir John Davies - 1876 - Počet stránok 332
...of Edmond, none of that Sept was elected or created O'Kelie, but the chiefrie of the country stood doubtful till the end of the wars : then a niece of...Earl of Ormond being the widow of Mulmora O'Relie (eldest son of Sir John O'Relie, which Mulrnora had been always loyal, and was slain on the Queen's... | |
| Henry Morley - 1890 - Počet stránok 644
...death of Edmond none of that sept was elected or created O'Reilly, but the chiefry of the country stood doubtful till the end of the wars. Then a niece of the Earl of Ormond, being the widow of Mulmora O'Reilly, eldest son of Sir John O'Reilly, which Mulmora had been always loyal, and was slain on the... | |
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