Index of Gardiner's History of England

Army, the Irish,

• resolution taken to levy,
• Strafford suggests the employment of, in England,
• feelings of Englishmen at the prospect of an invasion by,
• is ordered to rendezvous at Carrickfergus,
• Strafford appointed commander of,
• complaint in the House of Commons of the preponderance of Catholics in, and of the seizure of Londonderry by,
• fresh report of Erle on,
• Vane declares that it should be kept on foot till the Scottish army is disbanded,
• Erle reports that Strafford is still in command of,
• alleged intention of landing it at Milford Haven,
• charge brought against Strafford of intending to bring over,
• Charles again refuses to disband,
• reiterated demand of the Lords for the disbandment of,
• fresh charges against Strafford in connection with,
• proposal to bring to Portsmouth,
• Charles once more refuses to disband,
• Charles promises to disband,
• is to be brought together again to seize Dublin Castle,
• is broken up,