...Sir Robert Gardiner, chief juftrce, were' novf appointed to conduct the civil acfm'miftratior^ and the Earl of Ormond, with the title of lord lieutenant of" the army, to command the troops. How far the infurretfUon by this time extended, may be judged from a declaration...

...and Sir Robert Gardiner, chief juftice, were now appointed to conduct the civil adminiftration, and the Earl of Ormond, with the title of lord lieutenant of the army, to command the troops. How far the infurrection by this time extended, may be judged from a declaration...

...fenfibility of Kildare ! The civil adminiftration of Ireland was now committed to Adam Loftus, archbimop of Dublin, chancellor, and Sir Robert Gardiner, chief...experienced fuperiority of the Englifh forces, and Xvifhing, as uiual, to gain time till a more favourable opportunity, once more had recourfe to a moft...

...fo powerful was this artificial tie, and fuch the fenfibility of Kildare ! The civil admimftration of Ireland was now committed to Adam Loftus, archbifhop...new general detached Sir Henry Bagnal to fupport the gairifons of Armagh and Blackwater, O'Nial, dreading the experienced fuperiority of the Englith forces,...

...Dublin, and chancellor of Ireland, and to Sir Robert Gardiner, chief-justice; the military was entrusted to the earl of Ormond, with the title of lord -lieutenant of the army. So alarming were the disorders of Leinster, that the new general thought it necessary to confine himself...

...Ireland, and sir Robert Gardiner, chief justice, were elected to conduct the civil administration, and the earl of Ormond, with the title of lord lieutenant of the army, to command the forces. How far the insurrection by this time extended, may be judged from a declaration...