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My Irish Journal, 1669–1670 (Author: William Penn)

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23

Captain Boles and his son came and signed their lease.

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24

I followed my book of Liberty of Conscience. John Boles came hither.

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25

I went to Ladysbridge. Colonel Osborne and Major Woodley came and took their leases, two to Osborne, one for himself and one for Smith, and Woodley one for


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himself; went to Rous, gave order that he and Walkham should come on 27th inst.118

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26

Philip Ford went to Cork. John Boles came. Joshua Mantle and his wife. I followed my book.

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27

I went to Ballicrenane, John Boles with me. Called at Colonel Fitzgerald's, and at G. Fitzgerald's, at Ladysbridge and saw Sir F. Hanley. I could do little with Osborne about Captain Bent's business.119

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28

Valentine Greatrakes, Colonel Phair, etc. dined here. Captain Rous and Captain Walkham. I ended with Rous at £33 per annum. Dismissed Joshua Mantle. Philip came from Cork and Alderman Langer lay here.120

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29

I went to meet Colonel Osborne at Corabby. Concluded on nothing. He said it was in agitation since the last 6th month, called August. John Boles was with me. I went thence to Captain Boles's barn and so to Colonel Phair's where I dined.

entry 1670.119

1670.119

30

William Freke came hither. Philip went to Cork. James Gould and Thomas Frankland came for a surcease of the arrest, stayed that night.

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May 1st

They went to Cork. Gale struck up [sic] and concluded.

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2

Philip came home. Went with me to Inch and Walter Croker took possession. Returned by Cloyne. There dined and so home.121