...certainty of the duties and provisions yielded unto McGuire " out of them. The Grand Jury referred to an old parchment roll which they called an indenture, remaining in the hands of one O'Bristan, a chronicler and principal Brehon of that country. He lived near the camp, and was sent...

...the hands of one O'Brislau, a chronicler and principal Brehon of that country ; whereupon O'Brislau was sent for, who lived not far from the camp, who...aged and decrepid, as he was scarce able to repair to us ; when he was come, we demanded of him a sight of this ancient roll. The old man seemed to be...

...order to determine with certainty the profits accruing to Maguirefrom his mensal lands, to consult "an old parchment roll, which they called an indenture,...hands of one O'Brislan, a chronicler and principal brehou of that [ie Maguire's] country ; whereupon O'Brislan was sent for, who lived not far from the...

...duties or provisions yielded unto Maguire out of these mensal lands ; they referred themselves unto an old parchment roll, which they called an indenture, remaining in the hands of one O'Bristan, a chronicler and principal Brehon of that country ; whereupon O'Bristan was sent for, who...

...yielded unto [the] McGuyre out of these mensall lands, they [the jurors] referred themselves unto an old parchment roll, which they called an indenture, remaining in the hands of one O Bristan, a chronicler and principal brehon of that country : whereupon O'Bristan was sent for, who...