104 campion's historie service, sued for dwelling, were by him conducted and planted in Ireland, and became his leige people. 2. Mac Gil-murrow King of Ireland, with all his petty Princes, Lordes, and Captaines, summoned to King Arthurs court held in Carlion, an. 519. did accordingly their homage, and attended all the while his great feast and assembly lasted. 3. The Monarch of Ireland and all other, both reges and reguli for them and for theirs for ever, betooke themelves to Henry the second in an. Dom. 1172. namely those of the south, whiles he lay at Waterford, Dermot Kino- of Corke, which is the nation of Mac Cartyes, at Cashell, Donald King of Limericke, which is the nation of the Obrenes, Donald King of Ossory, Mac Shaghlen King of Ophaly, at Divelin did the like, Okeruell king of Vriell, Ororicke king of Meth, Rodericke King of all Ireland, and of Connaght. This did they with consents and shoutes of their people : and king Henry returned without any Battle given. Only Vlster re- mained which Iolm de Convey soone after conquered, and Oneale Captaine of all the Irish there, came to Dublin to Richard the 2. in an. 1399. And freely bound himselfe by oath and great summes of money, to be true to the crowne of England. 4. The same time Ohrene of Thomond, Oconor of Connaght, Arthur Mac Murrow of Leinster, and
