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Constitutional History of England, Henry VII to George II. Volume 3 of 3

Note 542 — Chapter XVIII · ON THE CONSTITUTION OF IRELAND

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Carte's Ormond, 100, 140; Leland, iii. 54 et post; Mountmorres, ii. 29. A remonstrance of the Commons to Lord-Deputy Wandesford against various grievances was presented 7th November 1640, before Lord Strafford had been impeached. Id. 39. As to confirming the graces, the delay, whether it proceeded from the king or his Irish representatives, seems to have caused some suspicion. Lord Clanricarde mentions the ill consequences that might result, in a letter to Lord Bristol. Carte's Ormond, iii. 40.

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