Examination of Breyan O Relly

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The Examynacion of Breyan O Relly of NewCastle in the Com of Meath, yeoman taken before vs the 3d of 9ber 1641
<O> Whoe saith that he Came to the Cittie of dublin on friday the 22th of 8ber last aboute the fall of the Eveninge of the same day And that he, Liueth with his ffather in Lawe Henry Beatagh of NewCastle aforesaid, whoe is married to this Examynants mother, And this Examynant further saith that there Came not any bodie in his Companie fr to dublin, And that the Night before his Cominge he lodged at the Navan, And this Examinant further <P:> saith that his Buissines or occation of Cominge to dublin, as aforesaid, was, with intent to goe ouerseas as a souldier, hopeinge by that Course, to rayse his fortunes, And beinge demaunded, whether he knew the Lo: MaGwyre, or any thinge of the Conspiracie, Latelie discouered, saith that he hath seen the Lo: MaGwyre, but neuer had any aquaintance or discourse, with him, And denieth that he knew any <Q> thinge of the said Consperacie, or heard of it vntill after his aprehention, And further saith that he had a sword and a little knife a skeyne and a pockett knife about him at the tyme that he was aprehended but [ ] his sworde he left on the tester, of the bed in the Chamber where he lodged, And further saith not,
Ge Shurley
Wm: Ryves

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