- such as
Richard Stanihurst who,
while protesting the
Englishness of the
Palesmen in 1577,
opined that "Irish was
universally gaggled in the
English Pale"...
- of Banbha. Ruth Canning, The Old
English in
Early Modern Ireland: The
Palesmen and the Nine Years' War 1594-1603 (Woodbridge, 2019)
James O'Neill, The...
-
which he, as a Catholic, was
barred from. This
resentment caused many
Palesmen,
including Bellings, to join the
Irish Rebellion of 1641. However, Bellings...
- of
raids by the
Gaelic Irish and
independent Hiberno-Norman nobles, the
Palesmen themselves encouraged the
Kings of
England to take a more
direct role in...
- (Sgt-Major Ledwytch's)
appears to have been a unit of English-descended
Palesmen.
Alongside the Irish,
three companies of
Hebridean Scots were constituted...
-
Events from the year 1577 in Ireland. Monarch:
Elizabeth I
January 11 –
Palesmen sends delegates to
England to
complain of the
burden of the cess. June...
-
known as the cess, upon the Pale.
Troops were also
billeted upon the
Palesmen. This drew
increasingly vociferous complaints from both the Pale's gentry...
- the O'Byrne
force and
despite fighting "a long tyme very valyantly" the
Palesmen eventually "putt them all to the
sword savinge two
which escaped". Among...
