The state of the Protestants of Ireland under the late King James's government in which their carriage towards him is justified, and the absolute necessity of their endeavouring to be freed from his government, and of submitting to their present Majesties is demonstrated.
King, William, 1650-1729.
Page 324LEINSTER.
MUNSTER.
CONNAUGHT.
Page 327ULSTER.
(No 8.) Lord Lieutenants, and Deputy Lieutenants of Counties.
| Counties. | Lord Lieutenants. | Deputy Lieutenants. |
| COunty Dublin, | Col. Simon Lutterel. | Thomas Warren. |
| Bartholomew Russel. | ||
| City Dublin— | Lord Mayor. | Sir Thomas Hackett. |
| Terence Dermot. | ||
| Meath— | Lord Gormanstown. | Thomas Bellew. |
| Trim— | Walter Nangle. | |
| Westmeath— | Earl of Westmeath. | Edmund Nugent of Car∣linston. |
| Mullingar— | James Nugent of Welsh∣town. | |
| Longford— | Col. William Nugent. | Fergus Farrel. |
| Longford— | Laurence Nugent. | |
| Catherlogh— | Dudley Bagnal.— | Marcus Baggott. |
| Carlow— | William Cooke. | |
| Kilkenny— | Lord Galmoy.— | John Grace. |
| Kilkenny— | Coesar Colclough. | |
| Wexford— | Col. Walter Butler. | Patrick Colclough. |
| Walter Talbot. | ||
| Wexford— | Edward Masterson. | |
| Page 325Wicklow— | John Talbot of Bel∣gard. | Hugh Roe Byrne. |
| Wicklow— | Thady Byrne. | |
| King's County | Col. Garret Moore. | Terence Coghlan. |
| Birr— | Owen Carrol. | |
| Queens County | Lord Clanmalyra. | Edward Morris. |
| Maryburrow | Thady Fit•-Patrick. | |
| Lowth— | Lord of Lowth. | Roger Bellew. |
| Drogheda— | John Babe. | |
| Kildare— | Earl of Lymrick. | Capt. Charles Whyla. |
| Francis Leigh. | ||
| Naas— | Wm Fitzgerald of Cooks∣town. |
| Counties. | Lord Lieutenants. | Deputy Lieutenants. |
| Corke— | Lord Mountcashel. | Pierce Nagle. |
| Daniel Mac Carty Reagh. | ||
| Sulivan Bere. | ||
| Corke— | Charles Mac Carty, alias Mac Donnogh. | |
| Waterford— | Earl of Tyrone.— | John Nugent. |
| Waterford— | Thomas Sherlock. | |
| Clare— | Lord Clare.— | Donogh ô Brien of Duogh. |
| Ennis— | Florence Mac Nemara. | |
| Page 326Counties. | Lord Lieutenants. | Deputy Lieutenants. |
| Kerry— | Lord Kilmore. | Donogh Mac Gillicuddy. |
| Tralee— | Joseph Browne. | |
| Limerick— | Lord Brittas. | Morice Fitz-Gerald. |
| Limerick— | Dom. Roche. | |
| Tipperary— | Walter Butler, Esq | James Butler of Killas•a∣han. |
| Garret Gough. | ||
| Clonmel— | John Clantwal. | |
| Daniel Mac Carty. |
| Counties. | Lord Lieutenants. | Deputy Lieutenants. |
| Galway— | Earl of Clanrickard. | John Donnelan. |
| Miles Bourke. | ||
| Galway— | Nicholas French. | |
| Roscomon— | Lord Dillon.— | Patrick Plunkett. |
| Roscomon— | John Fallon▪ | |
| Mayo— | Lord Athenry. | John Brown. |
| Ballinrobe— | John Hore. | |
| Sligoe— | Col. Henry Dillon. | Edward Crofton. |
| Sligoe— | James French. | |
| Leitrim— | Col. Alexander Mac Donnel. | Henry Mac Tool ô Neile. |
| Hugh ô Rourkē. |
| Counties. | Lord Lieutenants. | Deputy Lieutenants. |
| Cavan— | Col. Edmond Reyley. | Philip Oge ô Reyley. |
| Cavan— | Miles Reyley, Junior. | |
| Monoghan— | Col. Arthur Oge Mac Mahon. | Capt. Hugh Mac Mahon. |
| Col. Brian Mac Mahon. | ||
| Tyrone— | Col. Gordon ô Neile. | Capt. Terence Donnelly. |
| Shane ô Donnelly. | ||
| Ardmagh— | Sir Neil ô Neil. | Walter Hovendon. |
| Con. ô Neil. | ||
| Derry— | Col. Cormuck ô Neil. | Capt. Roger ô Cahan. |
| Capt. Fran. ô Cahan. | ||
| Donegal— | Conel ô Donnel. | Manus ô Donnel. |
| Tyrlagh Oge ô Boyle. | ||
| Daniel ô Donnel. | ||
| Downe— | Lord Iveagh. | Shilling Magennis. |
| Arthur Magennis. | ||
| Antrim— | Earl of Antrim. | Shane ô Neil, Sheriff. |
| Col. Thady ô Hara. | ||
| Fermanagh— | Lord of Eniskillen.— | Cuconaght Mac Gwyre. |
