Index of Gardiner's History of England

Chichester, Sir Arthur (Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1604-1615),

• character of,
• is anxious to civilise Ireland,
• a proclamation for the cessation of martial law, and for a general disarmament, and another for an amnesty and for the protection of tenants,
• his visitation of Ulster,
• attempts to compel Catholics to attend the Protestant service,
• removes Sir J. Everard from the Bench,
• summons the aldermen of Dublin before the Castle Chamber,
• imprisons petitioners against his proceedings,
• attempts to fine recusants,
• gives an opinion on persecution,
• abandons his effort to repress recusancy,
• attempts to reform the Church of Ireland,
• visits Ulster a second time,
• results of the first two years of his government,
• hears the case between Tyrone and O'Cahan,
• is insulted by Tyrone,
• is informed of a conspiracy,
• prepares to set out for Ulster,
• sees Tyrone for the last time,
• sends garrisons into Ulster on hearing of the flight of the earls,
• lays down a plan for the settlement of Ulster,
• distrusts Sir G. Paulet,
• listens to O'Dogherty's account of his quarrel with Paulet,
• suppresses O'Dogherty's rebellion,
• declares he will only pardon such rebels as have put to death some of their comrades,
• draws up notes on the condition of Ulster,
• expresses his opinion on the plantation of Ulster,
• carries out the plan of the Commissioners in London,
• is raised to the peerage,
• See Chichester of Belfast, Lord