In the end of April last the Armye in Ireland was certified to be in the heads—25
| Particulars | Army numbers | Combined force | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Of English | 2,319 | ... | ... |
| Of Palesmen | 1,785 | ... | ... |
| Meere Irish | 2,478 | ... | ... |
| In July last there were sent out | 2,000 | ... | ... |
| which considering the dead pays and the deficiencies may be accounted | ... | 1,700 | ... |
| More sent in August with Sir Samuel Bagnal, accounted 2,000, which in head may be | ... | 1,800 | ... |
| ... | ... | ... | 10,082 |
| At this time 100 horse were sent. | ... | ... | ... |
| Wherof by estimate there might be lost at the defeat of the Marshal, and Runaway | ... | 1,300 | ... |
| And so remain about | ... | ... | 8,782 |
How many of them English, or Irish, is uncertain: if all English, then so many the fewer remaining. Of those, English by estimate 5,319. Pale men, and Meer Irish 3,263.
It is to be remembered that since the certificate sent in, the end of April, many are like to be decayed, which will abate their total. In April aforesaid there were certified to be of Horse in Bands.
| Particulars | Horse | Combined force | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| viz., Of English | 100 | ... | ... |
| Pale men | 292 | ... | ... |
| Mere Irish | 129 | ... | ... |
| ... | ... | 521 | ... |
| And sent with Sir Samuel Bagnall | 100 | ... | ... |
| And with Sir Richard Bingham | 50 | ... | ... |
| ... | ... | ... | 671 |
Whereof English, 250.