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MASTER OF A FULL POOR CELL, 1589-1595 - topics: angelic_spiritual

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22 Feb. - Daybook Entries. Records angelic spiritual: Inter 12 and 2 a meridie my sharp anger with the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower, in the Lieutenant's dining parlour before the Lieutenant Sir Michael Blunt.

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Records angelic spiritual: Inter 12 and 2 a meridie my sharp anger with the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower, in the Lieutenant's dining parlour before the Lieutenant Sir Michael Blunt. A sharp anger between me and the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower for that he would not show his...

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MASTER OF A FULL POOR CELL, 1589-1595

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Inter 12 and 2 a meridie my sharp anger with the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower, in the Lieutenant's dining parlour before the Lieutenant Sir Michael Blunt. A sharp anger between me and the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower for that he would not show his farther interest to Nangle. 25 He said that after I had seen his broad seal of commendation, that I had institution and induction to the Nangle: then I said his Lordship did fable. He thereupon that so moved that he called me spitefully 'conjuror'. I told him that he did lie in so saying: and that I would try on the flesh of him, or by a bastinado giving of him, if he were not prisoner in the Tower. Mr Lieutenant and one Mr Blunt are witnesses.

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Inter 12 and 2 a meridie my sharp anger with the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower, in the Lieutenant's dining parlour before the Lieutenant Sir Michael Blunt. A sharp anger between me and the Bishop of Leighlin in the Tower for that he would not show his farther interest to Nangle. 25 He said that after I had seen his broad seal of commendation, that I had institution and induction to the Nangle: then I said his Lordship did fable. He thereupon that so moved that he called me spitefully 'conjuror'. I told him that he did lie in so saying: and that I would try on the flesh of him, or by a bastinado giving of him, if he were not prisoner in the Tower. Mr Lieutenant and one Mr Blunt are witnesses.