Examination of Marrogh Mallone

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The Examinacion of Marrogh Mallone taken the day & yeare aforesaid by the interp retacion of Richard Dolman sworne.
<m> Who being examined and sworne to so much as concerneth others confesseth that he was at the clongowes wood Castle at the time that the english army came before it, and came thether but one day before the english army came and that the occasion of his comming thither was because his mother Joane Lalor was in the castle, and himselfe g being sick went thither for some releife being a miller by his trade, and wrote at the mill of irish towne, and farther saieth nothing that is materiall more then is formerly declared, onely that there was foure and twenty poundes of powder in the castle when the fight began an sent thither by James Eustace as it was reported, Taken by the interprecion of Richard Dolman sworne