Annals of Irish Popery and the Tudor Repression Timeline
Chronicles recount Henry Sidney's 1568 Ireland Deputyship, Tyrone's defeat, and the popery revolt cycle. It notes 1570–1581 events including Down and Cashel bishops, Desmond's rebellion, Jesuit plots from Doway, and Campion's execution, framing the Protesant-Catholic struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanos
Ginus
Aydas
Cautus
Ugo
Hippolyeus
Henry Sidney
Ireland
Munster
Spain
Cashel
Emly
Earl of Tyrone
Pols
Ulster
Tyrone
Alexander M'Donne
Clandebay
Dublin
Athronere
James Fitzgerald
Earl of Desmond
John Fitzgerald
Brinks
Tooles
Cavenaghs
Wicklow
Christ
Paul’v
Elizabeth
Gregory Kiil
Miler M‘guagh
Down
Clogher
MacCaghwell
Edward Campion
St. John's College
Oxford
Church of England
Jengit
Resenté di Tyburn
Henry Walpole
York
Mary
Holland
Flanders
John Harvey
Abel Ellis
John Edmoda
Henry Hough
Cheshire
Mr Jones
Nicholas Walsh
St. Patrick's
Patrick Wah
Waterford
Kilmore
Popis
Reilly
Steridan
Crown of
England
Infpm
Lee Ee
Twurda
John Kerney
Ureacick
Patrice
Katy
Oge O'More
Naas
Carlow
Leighlin-bridge
Leinster
George's Day
Bellow
Armistice Era News from London on Army Movements and Rumors
European war reports detail initial operations after the armistice, with Sylvester the Messenger leaving Reichenbach. Berlin claims of French surprise at Breslau are questioned, and focus shifts to Elbe and Bohemia fronts, with Russian forces and Austro allies mobilizing. News from Hamburg, Lübeck, and Heligoland covers troop dispositions, armistice terms, and naval movements, plus a mysterious tale of a riding tortoise shell cat delivering a message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Reichenbach
Berlin
Breslau
Onaparte
Upper Elbe
Oder
Lower Elbe
Lauenburgh
Davoust
Hamburgh
Flamburgh
Savery
Prand
Davouat
Oranienburg
Buppaparte
Lubec
Elbe
Buonaparte
Ain
Uppet
Lower
Lusatia
Mortier
Augereaus
Munich
Pragur
Bohemia
Germany
Prussia
Silesia
Italy
Beauharnois
Adige
Austria
Heligoland
Murat
Dresden
Naples
Brune
Crulincourt
Prague
Russia
Rhine
Rhenisis
Wall
Earl of Aberdeen
Buo- Naparte
Harwich
Andero
Eliza
Marquis of Wellington
Lezaco
Births and marriages in Cork and surrounding counties
In South Frederich street the Lady of Col Batterly Royal Meath Regt of a non to Berkeley Square the Lady of H Cavendinh Faq of a daughter. Reading the Lady of Lieut Col Nutcott 95th Regt of 4 aon married David Beaty Esq Healthfield co Wesford to Elizabeth eldest daughter of lac J Martin Eag in Cork At Glayercon Manse the Rev Doctor James Losing to Mies Helen Conmag The bridegroom mw atwut bd yeutay the bride only ty At St Barrys Church Cork Wm Cornwell of Bau don Esq to Jane daughter of the late Jackson De La Cour Sag of River View 2 said rounty In Cork Mr 1 Montjoy to Sarah daughter of Boyle Travers Esq DIED In this city the Lady of RS Carew of Ca county Wexford Esq 4 Lone Bore in Bombay in the 6th year of his age Me Hatchell late of Weatord Sorjr Major of the tg Htvery Iadia Companys Service aan on Cork Mr Thunsas Hyde
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frederich-street
Batterly
Royal Meath
Berkeley-Square
David Beaty
Healthfield
Co. Wesford
Elizabeth
River View
Cork
Montjoy
Sarah
Boyle Travers
R.S. Carew
Cacounty
Wexford
Bombay
Me. Hatchell
Weatord
Sorjr
Tg Htvery Iadia Company
Aanon Cork
Thunsas Hyde
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Annals OF Irish Popery
Matthew Sheyn
Saint Dominick
Diocere
Allen and Saunders
France
Bach
Kerry
James Ussher
Meith
St. Nicholas
Robert Parsons
Edmund Campion
Ewo
Allen
Doway
Scotland
Westminster
Campion
Thomas Loftus
Yorkshire
Family of Love
London
Biscay
St. Sebastian’s
Falmouth
Wellington
Lubon
Corunna
Sligoland
Packer
Lubeck
Denmark
Gibbs
Stralsund
Stralusd
Anbult
Isle
Rugen
Commissariat
Moreau
Turkey
Smyrna
Fiian Constantinople
Dardanelles
Odessa
Constantinople
John
London Bridge
Evity
Richmond Bridge