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Ireland under the Tudors, with a Succinct Account of the Earlier History. Vol. 1 (of 3)

Note 268 — Chapter XIV · 1541 TO THE CLOSE OF THE REIGN OF HENRY VIII.

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Lord Justice Brabazon and Council to the King, May 7, 1544; same to St. Leger, March 24, where the kerne are first mentioned in the S.P.; Privy Council to Lord Justice and Council, March 30; Ormonde to the King, May 7. In a letter to the King printed in S.P., vol. iii., No. 437, O’Reilly complains that his contingent cost him 600l., that eight weeks of their wages remained unpaid, and that his chaplain had been taken prisoner in Scotland, and had paid eight nobles for his ransom. This shows that some of the 1,000 kerne went to Scotland.

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