A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
him and his heirs to carry inhis arms the representation of Balls Bridge,and the date, 1361, under the same, for ever.He also had granted to him and his heirs,the government of Limerick, with the privi-lege of being met at the bounds of the cityby the mayor and corporation in their re-galia, and… … John de Burgo, younger brother of Ulickde Burgo, ancestor of the Marquis of Clan-rickarde, having accredited the bills of the 682 GALWEY, merly known by the name of Galwey Lane,now part of Dame Street. Sir John, from his constant attachment tothe crown in those troubled times, and theservices in…
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