History of the Siege of Londonderry, 1689

Aickin Anthony Hamilton Antrim's apprentice boys April April 15 arms arrived Ash says Avaux Bastion Bennet Berwick besieged Bishop bombs boom Butcher's Gate Cairnes cannon Captain Cathedral citizens Colonel command Council County Culmore Cunningham defenders Derry dragoons Dublin Earl enemy England Enniskillen fire Fleet foot forces French garrison George Governor Baker guns Hamill Henry horse Ibid Impartial Account inhabitants Ireland Preserv'd Irish army Irish camp Jacobite James's John Campsie Journal July June killed Kinaston King James King William Kirk Kirk's letter Lifford Londerias London Lord Mountjoy Lough Foyle Lt.-Colonel Lundy Lundy's Mackenzie says Macpherson Maumont Mayor Michelburn Murray Narrative Negociations night officers orders Pennyburn Plunket Pointis Protestants provisions Pusignan received relief resolved Richard Hamilton river Robert Lundy Roman Catholic Rosen Sect sent ships shot Siege of Londonderry Sir Arthur Rawdon soldiers Strabane surrender town troops True Account Tyrconnel Ulster walls Windmill wounded