This appears to be a mistake. H. O'Reilly here mentioned seeming to be the same person who became titular primate of Ireland in 1626. See Mr. Brennan's Ec. Hist. ii. 224, and pp. 1239, 1240, sup. Dermot O'Hurly (martyr) 1583 William Therry, 1620 1583 Robert Barry, V. A. of Ross 1625 Thomas Walsh sat in [1646 and] "Erck and others place Reymund de Burgh in 1562, as a protestant, but there does not appear suflicient proof that he apostatized." [Vid. No. 25, sup., p. 1215.] [10 other prelates are added, to "Most Rev. Michael Slattery," Cond. ["Protestant Archbishops "James Mac Caghwell, prom. Miler Magrath, do. Malcolm Hamilton, do. &c. &c. &c.] 1834] 1646" [The" Protestant bps." in the foot note commence thus: "Roger Skiddy, 1557; Richard Dixon, 1570; Matthew Sheyn, 1572," &c. Cork and Cloyne were "united by Pope Martin, V. in 1430."] 16.-Killalar. (p. 258.*) .. 1567 1570 1623" 15.-Cork and Clayne. (p. 251.*) "John Bennet, or Ferrett + Connected with this prelate, we find in the Loftus MS. Annals in Marsh's Library, the following entry at A.D. 1567." This year complaint was made to the state at Dub., how Morris Beiagh, an Irishman, having lately been at Rome, and there consecrated by ye Pope's Bull archbp. of Cashell, arrived in Ireland, and made challenge to ye same see, wch being denied unto him by ye archbp., wch was there placed by his majtie. ye sd. pretended Bp, suddenly with an Irish skayne wounded ye bp. and put him in danger of his life." See Art. XXV. sup. p. 1215. |