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by
Thomas Witherow, D.D.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Preface
List of Authors and Editions
CHAPTER
I. How Matters Stood in 1688 II. The Shutting of the Gates III. The Investment IV. The Siege:—
First Sally Surrender of Culmore Skirmish at Pennyburn Battle at the Windmill Murray's Father Fight at Creggan Council of Fourteen Second Battle at the Windmill The Bombs Arrival of the English Ships The Boom The Boat-Fight General Rosen Governor Mitchelburn Attempt at Communication Lord Clancarty Rosen's Stratagem Hamilton's Proposals The Jacobite Camp Hardships of the Garrison Talk of Surrender Hopes from Inch The Council in the Irish Camp The Last Fight
They Show Fight Governor Hamilton Interview with Mountjoy Preparations Sir Gerard Irvine William and Mary Proclaimed Letter from Lundy Cavan in Retreat Siege of Crom Galmoy's Perfidy Lundy's Aid and Counsel Trillic and Augher Break of Belleek The Fort at Enniskillen Raid into Cavan and Meath Visit to Omagh Failure to Relieve Derry Battle of Belturbet News from the Fleet Duke of Berwick Visit to Kirke Lisnaskea Newtownbutler Conclusion
VII. Thanksgiving and Congratulations VIII. Governor Walker IX. The Reward X. Reflections
Appendix of Papers
The Letter to the Society at London, sent from Derry by Mr. Cairns The Declaration Lord Mountjoy's Articles, with the City of Derry, 21st December, 1688 By the Lord-Deputy and Council—A Proclamation The King's Letter to Ireland, by Capt. Leighton Mr. Hamilton's Instructions Instructions to Mr. David Cairns Orders to John Cunningham and Col. Solomon Richards Proposals of Articles to be made to the Right Honourable Lieutenant-General Hamilton The Commission Daniel Eccles, of Clones, to Enniskillen Dane to MacCarmick Letter from Belfast to Lord Blayney Commission from Enniskillen to Hamilton and Cathcart Appointment of Council for North-East Appointment of Commander-in-Chief The Oath of the Private Soldiers at Enniskillen Derry Address to King William Address from Enniskillen Derry to King William
