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A Wonderful 1 Vi&ory it pleafed 1
GOD |
To give thofc two Worthy Commanders ff
Sir R o b k K t ?
and > Stuart.
« SilWULIAMi
2 Againft the Rebells, being under command %
if of Sir Philem 0 Neale,Wherein aooo of
his mea Were flain,and bat or of oar
Scottifh Souldiers.
Likjwifr many more ef tie ReieBt Jltine , *#d tie
Cd/?r# e/Knosklinfh takgn by the Scots. j >
Prefcntcd by a worthy Gentleman to the Parliament;
and by them commanded to be P rioted.
Henry Elfyuge Cltr. Pari.
Printed by R. Oulton. and G. Dsxter for
Iosbph House ot t,
c/in.D. 1641.
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E E had a Meffenger came from the
Arcrrv-with newes of the taking of
Kukckhnch Caftie , 18. miles from
Dublin, which was a very ftrong C a-
fi . 1 vvhich Mr. flunkct was chiefe
C trmander of the reft .that" were
wwfeiuvwh iftbocfmirtQthc la ft, bur when they faw •
our me® fo vio>knrr not tearing to come upbn the j
wails af the Caftle, then alt the Women cryed for
Quarter.whkn was grai .edtrhena , but the men fired
the ftay roo&ns* aboiirrheir own eares, Co our
meimlaft went inland put all to the fword, but the
women were usfcwi, except 7. that would cot have
Quarrer, weehaa 2©'. m^n ioft? Lieutorsanc Coloneli
Kukcihot to ftis back, who will hardly efcap.e itvFifr)f
ofthe enemie ..kitted, and fome Commanders rafc®^
upon the taking of that Caftlc Lord TrymiUpfts/
Caftle^one ofthe Lords of the P^whoare &ebdh;
was left by chofe that kept it,
lune 17. The £arle of Cajtlebavcn, Sir Nicholas
wk&A)and histwo fonmes > and Sir Ldyfoum
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»vere called to the Kings Bench, from thence com¬
mitted clofe Prifooers,as Traytors,but the Earlc fai-
nedhimfelfe ficke,and went not,and ftill remaines in
the She iffes hands. . <
June18. One %»Jfell, and one Akcbhould were
hanged, both able men in eftate, their fault I know
not, That night wee had fome Cattell ftolnc by the
Rebells, within two miles of us.
June 20. One Captaine a captaine of the
Fire-locks, was buried chis day, which is a great lofle
unto us, being a valiant man:
This day the Lords had notice that the Rebells
would come neere us, out of F fide, and South
weftward.
Thefame night 700. foot,and twoTroops ofHorfe
went that way, under the command of Coloncll
fen, and fo burnt all the way as they went 14. miles
out-right, and none tooppofe them, abont Fourty
or Fifty Villages and Townes, but all the men run to
thc Mountaiues and VVoods, and tooke their cattell
with them;for I beleeve they had notice of out Ar¬
mies comming .
This day fome came from 2>*#«k/ki?, that brought-
word that Captaine Vaughan,Governor of the Town,
had pillaged a protected houfe within two miles of
the Towne,having notice of fome defigne this man
had had, to bring the Rebells to take k, hce
being familiar withour Armic, and prote&ed by Sip
He my Tuchburnebut as God would have it,our Army
miftrufted him,and upon thatjCaptaine^/MgW went
as his ufua! 1 courfe was to this mans houfe, but gave
order to Captaine Caciegan, to bring fome forces af¬
ter
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ter him . fo Faugh An tooke on him nothing,
but called the man out, and rid about the fields in
the meane time,Captaine Cadogan enttcd the honfe,
and found there 300. men,moft of them armed, put
them all to the fword. and found Letters from Sir
Vhdtm O to with him to flop the Poft from
Tradah to D«Wa/ke,and withall writ to him, that he
would be with him upon 5onday night, with 12009.
men, to take Dundalke.and found with the man a
Proteffion from Sir Phelim O , the man they
hare prifoned ,and two Priefts more.
S U N D A Y night they looked for Sir Phelim O.
male and had prepared themfelves for his comming
but hee came not that night, likewife wee had fome
Cattle ftolne from us by the Rebells, this they doe
alwaies when our Armies bee abroad thinking that
will turnethem backe.
The Parliament doth fet here,the Bifhop of Kilfa-
norah, made a brave fpeech, againft Papifts, and to
have the Law in force againft them, and they not to
fit in 'Parliament at all,the Houfe of Commons, drew
up an Order to that purpofe, all that fate tooke the
oath of Supremacy and now they are about to make
an Aft,againft alljefuites and Priefts,and all Papifts
to be in force here as it is in , that night our
Army that went out the Day beforejeame home ve¬
ry well, and brought fome Pillage with them about
loo.Cowes, many fheepe,and fome Horfe, burnt
4o Townes, and Villages alfo. That day a Pro¬
clamation was Proclaimed,that no Souldiers fhould
Pillage them that come to the Market, neither cut
nor mow graffe or Corne, without a Warrant from
Jaftices
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luftices or there Collonei as they had done, both
robbed and Pillaged, cut graffe, green Corne, and
ipoyled all that Coroe-neere them, but now if they
doe fo,they arc to be executed by Merciall Law,ihe
proveft Martiall of the City hath a Strait command
to looke to the bufineffe and to execute the of¬
fenders.
From Knoefargus, Manroehath made a-
nother expedition towards the Newry^ but none at
the Re bells ftaid. But Sir Robert Stuart and Sir WiU
ham Stuart hath given Sir Tbelim'sOneale a great de¬
feats, and hath,certainly killed aecr two Thoufand
hard by which the lofTe onely of 6 or 7 men
the manner otic was thus •• Sir Pbehnt Oneale came
with ten Thoufand Men of purpofe to be revenged
on Sir Robert Stuart for feverall affronts before that
time done him,but before he came to the fordof Fin
two Englifb LWen Prifoners with Sir Pbelim cfca-
ped and advercifed, Sir Robert Stuart of Sir Phelims
intention of comming chat wav, who marched to
Rapboe with 3500, Horfe and Foote, aqdfent400.
Horfe tocheFord, aodlaid'^coo. Mufquieceersin
Ambufh hard by the Ford, and then Sir Robert Stu-
^rfenca hundred poore Men with40. Cowes the
which when Sir P.hdtmOneale favv he fent over iiqo
Men to purfue them, but the poox;e Menas plotted
before haod,feing thefe 11 ooriVjen approaching ran
aw$yi and left the Cowes behind them, whereupon
Sir i htlim nop.Men ran in diforder to purfue them
whereupon Sir Robert Stuarts Horfe feiug tbw hi
di order, fell upon them and they fled coward the
Ford , when the two-thoufand Mufqui erects upon
their
their retreat3purfuedouc and charged them and kil¬
led every man of them, and having gotten their Col-
lours,Sir Robert and Sir William Stuart marched with
thofe Collours towards Sir Phe Urns Army the reft
ofthem3 which Sir Phelim at firft thought it had
beene his owne men3 but at length finding ico-
therwife5 Sir Rhehm and his Men ran away5 and they
hadthemin purfute fornine miles fo it h thought
they killed more in perfiJit at that time^then before
this was done within ten dayes.
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