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Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 3 (of 3), 1660-1690

Note 265 — Chapter LIV · WILLIAM III. IN IRELAND, 1690. THE BOYNE

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Lauzun to Louvois, June 21/July 1 to June 26/July 4, and to Seignelay, July 16/26. Clarke’s Life of James II., original memoirs, ii. 391-393. Light to the Blind, p. 97. Lauzun quite understood that William was well supplied by sea, but the author of Macariæ Excidium imagined that he was dependent on the resources of Ulster. Stevens’s Journal, June 23-29. Two Scotch ensigns who deserted to William said it had been resolved to defend the Moyry pass. Diary of Dean Davies, June 22.

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